The Rotary Foundation

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION AND ITS ACTIVITIES IN DISTRICT 3310

PUBLISHED BY:

PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa

Chairman

District 3310 Rotary Foundation Committee

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DGN Dolly Yeap

Chairperson

District 3310 PolioPlus Committee

PP Kenneth Tan

Rotary Club of Luyang

District 3310

PP Foo Kok Hing

Rotary Club of Batu Pahat

District 3310

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What is Rotary?

Let us introduce you to

OUR ROTARY

Rotary is a worldwide network of

inspired individuals who translate

their passions into relevant social

causes to change lives in communities.

OUR MISSION

The mission of Rotary

International is to provide service

to others, promote integrity and

advance world understanding,

goodwill, and peace through its

fellowship of business, professional

and community leaders.

Today, with 1,223,413 million

Rotarians belonging to over 34,301

Rotary clubs around the world,

Rotary International forms a global

network of business, professional, and

community leaders who volunteer

their time and talents to serve

communities locally and around

the world - and form strong, lasting

friendships in the process.

Our motto, Service Above Self,

exemplifies the humanitarian spirit of

the 1.2 million Rotarians worldwide.

Service efforts are directed toward our

Six areas of focus:

1. Promoting peace

2. Fighting disease

3. Providing clean water

4. Saving mothers and children

5. Supporting education

6. Growing local economies

The Rotary Foundation

Our History

At the 1917 convention, outgoing Rotary President Arch Klumph

proposed setting up an endowment “for the purpose of doing good

in the world”. That one idea, and an initial contribution of $26.50,

set in motion a powerful force that has transformed millions of lives

around the globe.

• In 1930, The Foundation awarded US$500 to the International

Society for Crippled Children

• In 1947 Rotary members contributed US$1.3 million in memory of

Rotary Founder, Paul Harris

• Matching Grants program was launched in 1965 and the Foundation

has a regular program to fund club and district projects. In the same

year Group Study Exchanges begun

• 3-H (Health, Hunger & Humanity) grants expanded service efforts to improve health,

alleviate hunger, and enhance human and social development. Rotarians use the grant to

clean drinking water, support literacy programs, provide medical care, and more. This set

the stage for today’s Global Grants.

• Rotary’s first 3-H grant project was approved upon receiving a

request to purchase polio vaccine for children in the Philippines. In

1979 Rotary begun immunizing 6 million children in the Philippines

against polio and by 1980, Rotary committed to “eliminate polio

through immunization”.

• In 1981, The Foundation established the Endowment Fund.

• Rotary’s PolioPlus Program was launched in 1985. The “plus”

initially refers to the additional vaccines administered along with the

polio vaccine. Today, it also reflects the fact that the infrastructure,

fundraising, and advocacy methods developed for the polio

eradication campaign also support efforts to fight other infectious

diseases.

By 1988, PolioPlus campaign raised almost US$247 million leading the World Health

Assembly to launch the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).

• In 1991 Rotary Peace Centers were founded. 2004 saw Rotary creating the “Every

Rotarian Every Year” initiative.

• 2007 saw the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation issue a US$100 million challenge - it

challenges Rotary to raise $100 million, which the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will

match. Two years later, the Gates Foundation pledges an additional $255 million and

increases the amount Rotary must raise to $200 million. Rotary’s partnership with the

Gates Foundation helps both organizations improve lives around the world. By 2015 polio

cases worldwide are down 99.9% since GPEI was launched in 1988.

• In 2016, The Foundation celebrated its centennial year.

Paul Harris

Arch Klump

DEDICATION TO THE THOUSANDS OF ROTAR

IANS, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF ROTARY

CONTENT

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT JOHN F GERM

President 2016-17, Rotary International

MESSAGE FROM PAST INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT KALYAN

BANERJEE

Trustee 2016-17, The Rotary Foundation

INTRODUCTION BY PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR DATUK ZAINIE

ABDUL AUCASA

Chairman 2016- 2019, District Rotary Foundation Committee

CHAPTER 1

Rotarians who have served in the District Rotary Foundation Committee

CHAPTER 2

Contributions to The Rotary Foundation

Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member

Paul Harris Fellow

Multiple Paul Harris Fellow

Benefactor and Bequest Society

Major Donor

Arch C. Klumph Society

Named Gift Opportunities

All Times Contribution by Clubs

CHAPTER 3

Paul Harris Society

CHAPTER 4

Performance and Contributions to The Rotary Foundation

CHAPTER 5

Recipients of Rotary Foundation Awards

- Citation for Meritorious Service Award

- The Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award

CHAPTER 6

Rotarians who have served Rotary Foundation at Zone Level

- Regional Rotary Foundation Co-ordinator

- Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Co-ordinator

CHAPTER 7

Projects Under Matching Grants & District Grants

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CONTENT

CHAPTER 8

Global Grants Projects

CHAPTER 9

Projects Carried Out in Support of The End Polio Now Campaign

· 2010-2011, End Polio Walk Kuala Lumpur to Singapore

· 2011-2012, The Trans-Borneo EPN Walk & Climb of Mount Kinabalu

· 2014-2015, The Sibu -Kuching EPN Walk

· 2015-2016, The Trans-Borneo EPN Ride & Malacca-Johor EPN Ride,

& Swimathon (Singapore)

· 2016-2017, The District 3310 Wide Family of Rotary and EPN Activities



CHAPTER 10

World Polio Day

CHAPTER 11

District Rotary Foundation Seminars

CHAPTER 12

Group Study Exchange

CHAPTER 13

Vocational Training Team (VTT)

CHAPTER 14

Rotary Peace Fellowship

CHAPTER 15

District Rotary’s USD 200 Million Challenge

CHAPTER 16

Acknowledgement

CHAPTER 17

Words of Appreciation

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2016-2017 Rotary International President

John F. Germ receiving a prototype of “The

Rotary Foundation And Its Activities In

District 3310” book from District Governor

(2016-2017) Michael Yee at the 26th District

3310 Conference, Bangkok

MESSAGE

John F Germ

President

Rotary International

2016-2017

I am pleased to contribute to your

distinctive publication which exemplifies

the involvement of District 3310, both in

your past Rotary Foundation events and

projects, as well as your continued support

and participation in TRF events as we

celebrate this very special centennial year.

Since its creation in 1917 by Past President

Arch C. Klumph, The Rotary Foundation has

grown tremendously and in many ways,

serves as the foundation for Rotary as we

know it today. It has created a mechanism

for cooperation and partnership among

clubs and between Rotary and other

organizations; it has enabled us to be ever

more ambitious in our work and to reach

for goals of historic proportions, such as the

eradication of polio.

Now is the time to capitalize on our success

and to move Rotary forward to be an

even greater force for good in the world.

If we work together as a team, we can

show the world that Rotary is made up of

dedicated individuals who work together to

accomplish great things.

It is with pleasure that Judy and I will be

present for the launch of this unique book

in celebration of The Rotary Foundation

Centennial. Your support is what enables us

all to be part of Rotary Serving Humanity.

It is impossible to quantify the good that has

been done over the last century as a result

of The Rotary Foundation. All we can know

for sure is that Arch Klumph, if he could see

it, would be proud.

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MESSAGE

Kalyan Banerjee

Past President

Rotary International

2011-2012

Trustee


2016-17

This Rotary year is a truly significant one as

our Foundation turns 100, a milestone that

few organizations reach. As we reflect on

the success of our first century, we must also

prepare to take on new challenges in our

second century.

We must fulfill our promise to eradicate polio;

continue to provide access to clean water,

health care, basic education, and economic

opportunity to communities in need; and to

promote peace in our troubled world.

The Rotary Foundation is critical to all that

we do and all that we hope to do. What

began as a $26.50 donation has grown into a

foundation that has spent over $3 billion on

programs and projects to make a difference

throughout the world.

Rotarians have been able to combine

resources to provide extraordinary service

to both local needs and global initiatives.

Your support is needed now more than ever.

I ask that you join me in not only celebrating

the first 100 years of the Foundation but also

continue to build on the Foundation that has

been laid. This engagement enables us all to

be part of Rotary Serving Humanity.

I wish to congratulate you in putting the

activities and achievements of Rotary

Foundation in a publication.

Our founder Paul Harris once wrote,

“Individual effort may be turned to

individual needs, but combined effort should

be dedicated to the service of mankind.

The power of combined effort knows no

limitation.” Through our Foundation,

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INTRODUCTION

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa

Past District Governor

2011-2012

Chairman

District 3310 Rotary Foundation Committee

2016-2019

After having successfully published my first

coffee table book ROTARY IN BORNEO, a

pictorial history in conjunction with the 80th

anniversary of Rotary in Borneo, my habit

of publishing a book is back again. This time

round is about Rotary Foundation, its activities

and my involvement as the Chairman of the

District Rotary Foundation committee from

2016 to 2019.

My three years tenure commenced in the year

when The Rotary Foundation celebrated its

100th year anniversary, the Rotary year 2016-

2017. I thought in this auspicious year in the

milestone of The Rotary Foundation, it was

only opportune that a book be published to

remember the Foundation and its involvement

in our District. It is also to mark the beginning

of a new era of the Foundation with us. The

book was officially launched by RI President

John F. Germ at the 2016-2017 Joint District

Conference held in Bangkok. He whispered to

me to make sure he gets a copy when the book

is eventually published. This we shall do.

After giving it so much thought, I eventually

came out with the title of this book “THE

ROTARY FOUNDATION AND ITS ACTIVITIES IN

DISTRICT 3310”. I thought that as we celebrate

and look forward to a better future for Rotary,

it would be good to look back at the past years

and the roles the District played in supporting

the causes and objectives of The Rotary

Foundation. To recognise the roles played by

our fellow Rotarians, their contributions and

the many achievements over the years. And,

the immense benefits that our communities

derived from the many projects funded

through the grants mechanism of The Rotary

Foundation. I hope the book is able to achieve

this.

Our association with The Rotary Foundation

began 27 years ago when in 1st July, 1991

District 3310 became a Rotary District on its

own separated from District 330. Our first

District Governor was the late PDG Dr. Robert

Loh Choo Kiat who together with the District

Rotary Foundation Committee chair (DRFC)

at that time PP Gerald Minjoot, prepared the

ground works for the activities of The Rotary

Foundation in our District. This became the

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aspiration which subsequent committees over

the years planned and carried out the many

projects and activities of the Foundation for

the benefit of our communities.

This book, The Rotary Foundation and its

activities in District 3310, is a major exercise

to record as much as possible, the many

activities and events related to the Foundation

and to recognise the many people whose

contributions, commitments and dedication

made those activities and events possible.

CHAPTER 1 is about The Rotary Foundation

and our District 3310 showing those Rotarians

who had served The Rotary Foundation

through its various districts’ committees. It

also showcases those Rotarians who have

served The Rotary Foundation beyond our

District. Presently, these information can

only be found in the respective year’s district

directories which many of us do not have in

our procession more so those who are new. It

was while going through all these directories

that I discovered that PP Gerald Minjoot was

the first DRFC of our District. He was the

only DRFC who was not a PDG at that time of

holding the post. Subsequent DRFCs were all

PDGs.

Rotary Foundation depends on the generous

contributions of Rotarians and friends of

Rotary to enable it to do good to the world.

CHAPTER 2 recognises those who have

contributed to The Rotary Foundation in the

form of Arch Klump, Major Donor, Paul Harris

Fellow, other major gifts and by joining the

Paul Harris Society.

This CHAPTER 3, a report by PP Vicky Soo,

the District Paul Harris Fellow Society (PHF)

Coordinator, shows the current status of the

Society. It has grown in strength from the

year it was chartered in 2015-2016 during the

Governorship of PDG Philip Chong.

CHAPTER 4 shows the performance of our

District in term of our contributions to

The Rotary Foundation over the years. It

also shows our performance in relation to

the other Districts in Zone 6B. Despite the

economic challenges facing the countries in

the District, Rotarians continued to contribute

generously to TRF which saw us amongst the

top contributing District in Zone 6B.

CHAPTER 5 shows Rotary Foundation awards

for those Rotarians who have done exemplary

service in pursuing the objectives of The

Foundation.

We have Rotarians who have served Rotary

Foundation beyond our District at Zone

level. This is as shown in CHAPTER 6 where

they served as Regional Rotary Foundation

Co-ordinator and Assistant Regional Rotary

Foundation Co-ordinator.

CHAPTER7 depicts some of the Matching

Grants and District Grants projects undertaken

over the years by the clubs which have

immensely benefited the community.

Since the introduction of the New Grants

Model in the Rotary year 2012-2013, our

district has carried out several projects under

the Global Grants funding. This is as reported

in great detail in the CHAPTER 8.

CHAPTER 9 covers the numerous events and

activities carried out by the district in support

of the END POLIO NOW (EPN) campaign.

It began in 2010-2011 with the EPN Walk

from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore and in the

following year the inaugural Trans -Borneo

Walk from the East Coast town of Sabah,

Sandakan, climbed up Mt Kinabalu and

walked back all the way to Kota Kinabalu to

be in time for the Kota Kinabalu’s 21st District

Conference. In subsequent years, as the

support from Rotarians and the public at large

toward the EPN program grew, new activities

like bicycle ride, marathons, bazaar, sales of

watches, t-shirts & mugs, golfing, swimathon,

tree planting, car wash & wegmeal were

introduced.

CHAPTER 10 is about the World Polio Day, a

day to commemorate the birth of Jonas Salk,

who led the first team to develop the poliovirus

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vaccine. As far as records show, our district

first celebrated World Polio Day in the Rotary

year 2017-2018 hosted by the E-Club of 3310.

It became more popular in the following year

when more regions organised it.

The Rotary Foundation Seminar is an annual

event in the calendar of our District. Despite

being described as boring and ‘seminar of

dry subjects’, reports and pictures of recent

seminars shown in CHAPTER 11 shows

otherwise.

The Group Study Exchange (GSE) program

was one of the most active programs of The

Rotary Foundation in our district. CHAPTER

12 includes a report from PP John Ng, the

District GSE Committee Chairman for 3

consecutive years from 2010-2013. It gives a

comprehensive yet interesting insights of the

program.

In CHAPTER 13 relates the background

history to the introduction of the Vocational

Training Team (VTT) program in our district

in 2014-2015. It also includes a report by PP

Emily Chong, the District VTT Chair for the

Rotary year 2015-2016 of the first VTT from

Japan and of the return visit to Tokyo by the

District 3310 team.

Our district has been hosting and sponsoring

few Rotary Peace Scholars over the years.

CHAPTER 14 relates a report by PP Frankie

Ong, District Chair of a successful Rotary

Peace Scholar program in 2017-2018.

either as participants, organisers, host clubs,

supporters or generous contributors. I am

very fortunate and blessed to have with

me committee members who are totally

dedicated, committed and passionate to

their tasks. It was wonderful serving with

all of them, together making what seemed

impossible turn into reality. I also wish to

put on record my thanks and appreciation to

PDG Michael Yee, PDG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

and DG Henry Tan for the invaluable advice

and guidance given to my team and I.

Being the Chair for the District Rotary

Foundation Committee, undertaking this

task has given my team and I the satisfaction

of having accomplished something fruitful

and meaningful for our Rotary District.

As you will notice, there are shortcomings

and inadequacies in this book mainly

due unavailability of records. My sincere

apologies for this. Hopefully, with more

research and availability of the required

information, future publications will be

more complete.

It is the hope that this book will serve as one

of the reference materials for those who wish

to know more about The Rotary Foundation

and its activities in our District.

It is my gift to all of you.

CHAPTER 15 brings to you a report by PP

Mathew Yong, District Chair for the USD 200

Million Challenge committee, a partnership

project between Rotary and the Bill & Melinda

Gates to provide additional funding for the

eradication of Polio. Although, this challenge

has ended in 2011-2012, I thought it is a good

idea to have it recorded here in view of the

significance of the project.

I wish to thank every Rotarian, all Rotary

clubs and friends of Rotary who have over

the years supported The Rotary Foundation

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CHAPTER 1

ROTARIANS WHO HAVE SERVED IN

THE DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATION

COMMITTEE

ROTARIANS WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE DISTRICT

ROTARY FOUNDATION COMMITTEE

The Rotary International Board and the Trustees have agreed that each governor

shall, well before taking office, makes appointment of members to the District Rotary

Foundation committee. The committee consists of a chair and subcommittee chairs.

To be effective, the district Rotary Foundation committee must have continuity of

leadership; therefore the chair is a 1-3 years appointment subject to removal for

cause. Although not mandatory, it is recommended that the chair be a past governor.

The eight subcommittee chairs selected by the governor for the year automatically

become members of their of their respective subcommittees. The district governor is

an ex-officio member of the committee. With the direct leadership of the governor,

the chair works with the committee to plan, coodinate and evaluate all district

Foundation activities.

The members of each subcommittee should, in sofar as possible, have experience

in their subcommittee’s area of responsibility. Subcommittees shall be appointed to

address the following administrative functions: (some are no longer applicable)

1. Scholarship

2. Group Study Exchange

3. Grants

4. Polio Plus

5. Alumni

6. Annual Giving

7. Permanent Fund

8. Rotary World Peace Fellowship

9. Paul Harris Society

10. Annual Fund & Endowment

11. Fund Raising

12. Stewardship

This chapter is specially dedicated to the many Rotarians who have served The Rotary

Foundation in our district over the years.

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ROTARY YEAR 1991-1992

District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Tan Sri Dr Tay Teck Eng Singapore West

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PP Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Alumni Chairman PP Lee Fatt Shoon Bandar Seri Begawan

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Scholarship & Grants Chair PP Sylvester Yong Tanglin

Information & Promotion PP Dr Lakhdeep Singh Chall Pasir Gudang

Member PP Gan Tian Huat Tanglin

Member PP Dominic W H Leung Singapore West

Member PP Ooi Tong Seng Kota Tinggi

Member PP Denis T H Leong Kuala Lumpur

Member PP Jerry Lim Teck Khian Kuala Lumpur

Member PP Lee Fatt Shoon Kuala Lumpur

Member Chua Teck Kheng Kuching Central

Member PP Andrew Lo Vun Bin Kota Kinabalu



District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Dr Philbert S S. Chin Singapore

Information & Promotion PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West

Endowment & Planned Giving PP Chong Choo Chai Garden City

Annual Giving Chairman PP Kwok Wai Mun Marina City

Major Gifts Chairman PP Cheong Min Chee Jurong Town

Grants Sub-Committee PP Tay Kim Ann Pasir Gudang

Alumni Chairman PP Leow Jwee Meng Singapore

Scholarships Chairman PP K C Loh Pandan Valley

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Member PP Lee Wan Wan Tanglin

Member PP David See Cheng Sim Singapore North

Member President (Dr) Roland Lim Johor Bahru

Member PP Dennis TH Leong Mersing

Member PP Tan Eng Wah Melaka

Member PP Loo Soon Nin Bandar Seri Begawan

Member President Michael Ting Kah Hung Bintulu

Member PP Humphrey Lo Thien Loi Singapore North

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Datuk George A Ginibun Kota Kinabalu South

Promotion & Information Chairman PDG M Jayasingam Muar

Alumni Chairman PP Dr P N Avadhani Jurong Town

Matching Grants Chairman PP Patrick Panai Sigar Kuching

Promotion & Information

(Johor & Melaka) PDG Lim Hock Teck Johor Bahru

Promotion & Information (Singapore) PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Annual Fund Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Allen Tong Kim Fatt Kota Kinabalu


(SWK, SBH, LBN, & BN) PP Senator Datuk William Lau Sibu

Member (Singapore) PP Garry Ng Jurong Town

Member (Sabah & Brunei) PP Christopher Liew Kota Kinabalu

Major Gifts - Planned Giving PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Member Audry Wan Ullok Kuching

Member PP Joseph Chua Kulai

Member (Melaka & Johor) PP S Gopal Nair Kulai

Member (Sarawak) PP Andrew Mat Ressa Bintulu

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong Singapore West

Member PP Ng Say Chuan Changi

Scholarships Chairman DGN Micheal Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Permanent Fund Chairman (Singapore) PP Dr George Fernandez Pasir Gudang

Member IPP Celine Tiu Hwee Chen A’ Famosa

Member Tea Sang Chiang @ SSC Tay Mersing

Member PP David Tang Sheung Ching Queenstown

Member PP Percy Jeyapal Raffles City

Member PP Boon Joon Hui Kuching South

Member PP Nelson Loong Chik York Pasir Gudang

Member IPP James Chang Garden City

Member PP John Foo Jee Kam Belait

Member PP Pang Nyet Yin Tanjung Aru

Member PP Pang Kin Khon Tawau Tanjung

Member PP Alex Tiong Ping Chiong Bintulu

Member Dr Shahul Hameed Singapore

Member PP Mahmud Tahir Kinabalu South

Member PP Andy Lau Shu Chon Batu Pahat

Member Sinsoon B Jabu Bintulu



District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West

Member IPP Sunny Bay Sik Kiang Marina City


Member PP Tripathi Gayatri Phasad Tanjung Puteri

Member PP Lee Boon Kwang Mersing

Member IPP Albert Goh Thien Yew Malacca

Member PP Conrad F. Azcona Bandar Seri Begawan

Member PP Albert Chong T F Miri

Member IPP Tan Yeat Phin Tanjung Aru

Alumni Chairman PP James Tan Sek Lock Pandan Valley

Annual Giving Chairman PP Tan Leong Teck Changi

Endowment & Planned Giving PP Vincent Chen Wei Ching Raffles City

Information & Promotion PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Grants Chairman CP Dr. Melvin Wong Men Won Garden City

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Anthony Thng Singapore South

Major Gifts Chairman PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr. Mukudan Nair Serangoon Garden

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Tan Grok Tian Singapore West

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Deputy Chairman PP Dr.Mukundan Nair Serangoon Garden

Deputy Chairman (East) PP Conrad F.Azcona Bandar Seri Begawan

Deputy Chairman (West) PDG Tay Kim Ann Pasir Gudang

Member PP Jeff Tan Tee Lay Segamat

Member PP Eugene Lim Raffles City


Member PP Tay Loo Wee Kota Melaka

Member PP Dr. Charlie Chang Tawau

Member PP K. Nallusamy Kulai

Member PP Yien Yew Sin Jurong Town

Member PP Dr.Richard Lim Labuan

Member PP Odita Ibrahim Kuching Central

Member PP S. K.Wong Likas Bay

Alumni Chairman PP Anthony Tan Changi

Endowment, Planned Giving &

Major Gifts PP Ng Say Chuan Changi

Information & Promotion PDG Dr.M G John Singapore East

Functional Literacy Chairman PP Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Chieng Lee Ching Kuching Central

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr.Elizabeth Nair Orchard Singapore

Special Grants /3H Grants Chairman PP Gary Ng Jurong Town

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Dr.M G John Singapore East

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Etican Ramasamy Muar

Deputy Chairman PP Odita Ibrahim Kuching Central

Deputy Chairman PP Albert Tokuzip Kota Kinabalu South

Deputy Chairman PP Murli K. Chanrai Singapore

Member PP Durshan Kumar Khanna Melaka

Member PP Robert Tam Sandakan North

Member PP Michael Sia Geok Beng Segamat

Member PP Allan Chee Poh Wah Pasir Gudang

Member PP Yoong Wah Pin Raffles City

Member PP Albert Choo Teow Huat Queenstown

Member PP Jerry Chan Singapore East

Member PP Lee Fatt Shoon Bandar Seri Begawan

Member PP Richard Lee Say Tshin Sibu

Member PP Tan Yeat Phin Tanjung Aru

Alumni Chairman PP K S Metha Singapore

Annual Giving, Planned Giving &

Major Gifts D. Chair PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Annual Giving, Planned Giving &

Major Gifts PP Tan Hian Tsin Garden City

Information & Promotion PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Functional Literacy Chairman PP Rajah Indran Likas Bay

Functional Literacy Deputy Chairman PP Easaw Thomas Kluang

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Dr. Oliver Hennedige Singapore


Deputy Chairman PP Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru


Deputy Chairman PP Selvadurai Miri

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Dr.M G John Singapore East

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr. K A. Abraham Marina City

Scholarship Deputy Chairman PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee Jurong Town

Special Grants /3H Grants Chairman PP Garry F S Ng Jurong Town

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Etican Ramasamy Muar

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Dr.M G John Singapore East

Deputy Chairman PP Odita Bin Ibrahim Kuching Central

Deputy Chairman PP Chang Erh Ling Likas Bay

Deputy Chairman PP Murli K Chandrai Singapore

Member President Mancharanjit Singh Muar


Member PP Tan Beng Sooi Johor Bahru


Member PP Florence Heng Mui Boon Serangoon Garden

Member CP Michael M.F. Foo Bukit Timah

Member PP Shen See Tze Tanjung Aru

Member PP Slyvester Tan Sandakan

Member PP Robert Wong Doh Seng Sibu

Alumni Chairman Rtn. K S Metha Singapore

Annual Giving, Planned Giving

& Major Gifts PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Information & Promotion (East Malaysia) PDG Datuk George A Ginibun Kota Kinabalu South

Information & Promotion (Singapore) PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Information & Promotion (W Malaysia) IPDG M Jayasingam Muar

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru


Deputy Chairman Rtn. Henry Lim Singapore


Deputy Chairman PP Kannan Kutty Tawau

Matching Grants Chairman PP Murli K Chanrai Singapore

Polio Plus Chairman PP Dr. Alex K. H. Ooi Singapore East

Polio Plus Chairman PP Dr. Alex K. H. Ooi Singapore East

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr. K.A. Abraham Marina City

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RI Rotary Foundation Coordinator PP Dr. Alex K.H.Ooi Singapore East

District Rotary Foundation

Chairman (E M’sia & BN ) PDG Datuk George A Ginibun Kota Kinabalu South

District Rotary Foundation

Chairman (W M’sia & SGP) PDG M Jayasingam Muar

Member Rtn. Mancharanjit Singh Muar


Member IPP Albert Tai Foot Kian Kulai

Member PP Allan Chee Poh Wah Pasir Gudang


Member PP Stanley Wong Siew Yee Queenstown

Member PP Dr. Thomas Cherian Marina City

Member PP Chee En Loong Tanjung Aru

Member PP Lim Pent Huat Sandakan

Member PP Robert Wong Sibu


Member PP Kenry Lim Kuching



& Major Gifts PP Tay Kim Ann Pasir Gudang

Information & Promotion PDG Etican Ramasamy Muar

Information & Promotion

Deputy Chairman PP Odita bin Ibrahim Kuching Central

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Matching Grants Chairman PDG Dr. M. G. John Singapore East

Permanent Fund Chairman PP Gary F S Ng Jurong Town

Polio Plus Chairman IPDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Scholarships Chairman PP Ee Guan Teck Kuching Central

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RI Rotary Foundation Coordinator PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Dr.M G John Singapore East

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Member PP MD Latip Sarrugi Melaka

Member PP Vincent Wong Wai Sang Luyang

Member PP Awaludin Hj. Abd. Ghani Sandakan

Member PP Dr. Hii Sui Cheng Sibu

Member PP Lim Chin Leong Kluang

Member PP Wong Chin Chuan Kulai

Member PP Lim Kay Hua Johor Bahru

Member IPP Andrew Koh Kok Huat Pandan Valley

Member PP Leonard Lim Jurong Town

Member PP Jerry Chan Singapore East

Member PP Dicky Goh Bandar Seri Begawan

Member PP Wong Kho Ching Kuching Central

Alumni Chairman PP Allan G C Yap Bugis Junction


& Major Gifts PP Allen Tong Kota Kinabalu

Information & Promotion PDG Etican Ramasamy Muar

Information & Promotion Member PP Raymont T H Huang Singapore

Information & Promotion Member PP Easaw Thomas Kluang

Information & Promotion Member PP Lee Fatt Shoon Bandar Seri Begawan

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP S Gopal Nair Kulai

Group Study Exchange Member PP Tan Eng Wah Malacca

Group Study Exchange Member PP Dr.K A Abraham Marina City

Group Study Exchange Member Rtn. Aafje Elias Marina City

Group Study Exchange Member Rtn. Audry Wan Ullok Kuching

Matching Grants Chairman Rtn. Dr. Lau Yat Sun Singapore

Permanent Fund Chairman PP Andre Suharto Kuching Central

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Dr. Robert Loh Choo Kiat Singapore

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr.K A Abraham Marina City

Scholarships Member PP Ron McCartney Jurong Town

Scholarships Member PP Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Scholarships Member Ng Say Chuan Changi

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RI Rotary Foundation Coordinator PDG Tan Sri Dr Tay Teck Eng Singapore West

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West

Member PP Dato’ Tamby Chik Hj Hassan Malacca

Member PP John Kah Kota Kinabalu

Member PP Frederick Victor Kilos Tawau

Member PP Cheng Chung Ching Sibu

Member PP Neo Teck Siong Kluang

Member PP Dr Joseph Varghese Tebrau

Member PP Dr George Fernandez Pasir Gudang

Member PP Kenny Ong Tanglin

Member IPP Chew Ban Seng Bukit Timah

Member PP Frankie L C Tan Raffles City

Member PP Loo Soon Nin Singapore

Member PP Polycarp Teo Sebom Singapore West


Annual Giving Chairman PP Tan Kay Hui Singapore West

Information &

Promotion (E M’sia & Brunei )

PDG Datuk Stephen

Timothy Wan Ullok

Kuching

Information & Promotion (Singapore) PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Information & Promotion (W Malaysia) IPDG Lim Hock Teck Johor Bahru

Information & Promotion Member PP Garry Ng Jurong Town

Information & Promotion Member PP Allan Chee Poh Wah Pasir Gudang

Information & Promotion Member PP Dr Ghulam Abbas Malik Tawau

Information & Promotion Member PP Patrick Panai Sigar Kuching

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Dr K A Abraham Marina City


Deputy Chairman PP Allen Tong Kim Fatt Kota Kinabalu

Group Study Exchange Member AG S Gopal Nair Kulai

Group Study Exchange Member RTN Audry Wan Ullok Kuching Jaya

Matching Grants Chairman RTN Dr Lau Yat Sun Singapore

Permanent Fund Chairman PP Kester Chia Hock Lin Singapore West


Scholarships Chairman PP Ron McCartney Jurong Town

Scholarships Member RTN Dr Shahul Hameed Singapore

Scholarships Member PP Ng Say Chuan Changi

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District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Datuk George A Ginibun Kota Kinabalu South

Member IPP Celine Tiu Hwee Chen A’ Famosa

Member PP Pang Nyet Yin Tanjung Aru

Member PP Pang Kin Khon Tawau Tanjung

Member PP Alex Tiong Ping Chiong Bintulu

Member PP Nelson Loong Chik York Pasir Gudang

Member PP David Tang Sheung Ching Queenstown

Member IPP James J. Chang Garden City

Member PP Percy Jeyapal Raffles City

Member PP John Foo Jee Kam Belait

Member PP Mahmud Tahir Kinabalu South

Member Tea Sang Chiang @ SSC Tay Mersing


Annual Fund Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Allen Tong Kim Fatt Kota Kinabalu

Group Study Exchange Member PP Joseph Chua Kulai

Group Study Exchange Member PP Ng Say Chuan Changi

Group Study Exchange Member Audry Wan Ullok Kuching

Major Gifts-Planned Giving Chairman PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru


Permanent Fund Chairman PP Dr George Fernandez Pasir Gudang


Promotion & Information Chairman PDG M Jayasingam Muar


(Johor & Melaka) PDG Lim Hock Teck Johor Bahru


(SWK, SBH, LBN, & BN) PP Senator Datuk William Lau Sibu

Promotion & Information (Singapore) PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Promotion & Information Member PP S Gopal Nair Kulai

Promotion & Information Member PP Christopher Liew Kota Kinabalu

Promotion & Information Member PP Andrew Mat Ressa Bintulu

Promotion & Information Member PP Garry Ng Jurong Town

Scholarships Chairman DGN Micheal Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Scholarships Member DR Shahul Hameed Singapore

Scholarships Member PP Mahmud Tahir Kinabalu South

Scholarships Member PP Andy Lau Shu Chon Singapore West

Scholarships Member Sinsoon B Jabu Bintulu



District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Member PP Mansoor Hassanbhai Singapore

Member PP Kannan Kutty Tawau


Alumni Chairman PP Dr. P N Avadhani Jurong Town


& Major Gifts PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown


(E M’sia & Brunei ) IPDG Abang Hj. Nawawi

Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Information & Promotion (Singapore) PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong Singapore West

Information & Promotion (W Malaysia) PDG Etican Ramasamy Muar

Information & Promotion Member PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

Information & Promotion Member PP Dato Francis Ng Johor Bahru

Information & Promotion Member PP Robert Wong Doh Seng Sibu

Matching Grants Chairman PP Dr. Lau Yat Sun Singapore

Member PP Jerry Lau Ah Sooi Kulai

Permanent Fund Chairman PP Anthony John Twohill Singapore East

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr.K A Abraham Marina City

Scholarships Member PP Dr. Ralph Ernest Stanley Jurong Town

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District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Alumni Chairman PP Dr. Ralph Ernest Stanley Jurong Town


& Major Gifts PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Information & Promotion PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown


Deputy Chairman PP Dr. G A Malik Tawau

Information & Promotion Member PP Lim Kay Hua Johor Bahru

Information & Promotion Member Rtn. Mohd. Hafiz Abdullah Petra Jaya

Information & Promotion Member PP Tan Kay Hui Singapore West

Information & Promotion Member PP Jeremy Tiong Bintulu

Group Study Exchange Advisor PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West


Deputy Chairman CP Hector Charles Marina City

Group Study Exchange Member PP Lam Woon Siong Pontian

Group Study Exchange Member PP S. Gopal Kulai

Group Study Exchange Member PP Shymala A.C. Skudai

Group Study Exchange Member PP Audry Wan Ullok Kuching

Group Study Exchange Member PP Dr.K A Abraham Marina City

Group Study Exchange Member PP Eric SP Lee Pandan Valley


Permanent Fund Chairman PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Kenneth Chew Pandan Valley


District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Gerald Munjoot Jurong Town

Information & Promotion PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown


Information & Promotion Advisor PDG Tan Geok Tian Singapore West

Group Study Exchange Chairman CP Hector Charles Marina City

Group Study Exchange Advisor CP Hector Charles Marina City

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Lam Woon Siong Pontian

Group Study Exchange Member PP Shymala A C Skudai

Group Study Exchange Member PP Polycarp Teo Sebom Kuching Central

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Group Study Exchange Member PP Jimmy Tay Malacca

Group Study Exchange Member PP Eric S P Lee Pandan Valley


Matching Grant Member PP Leong Cheng Chit Marina City

Permanent Fund Chairman PP Alan Chan Hong Joo Queenstown

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Kennett Chew Pandan Valley

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr. K A Abraham Marina City



District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Abang Hj Nawawi

Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Alumni Chairman PP Dr Ho Loon Shin Kulai

Annual Fund Chairman PDG M Jayasingam Muar

Group Study Exchange Advisor PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Allen Tan Swee Meng Kota Tinggi

Group Study Exchange Member PP Audry Wan Ullok Kuching

Group Study Exchange Member PP Liow Suang Koh Kulai

Matching Grants Chairman PP Patrick Panai Kuching

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Dr Robert CK Loh Singapore

Scholarships Chairman PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Scholarships Member RTN Dr Mariyamni Awang Pasir Gudang

Scholarships Member PP Dr Joseph Varghese Tebrau

Scholarships Member PP Dr Ho Loon Shin Kulai

Scholarships Member PP Wong Kho Ching Kuching Central

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Abang Hj Nawawi

Abang Drahman

Bintulu

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Kenneth Chew Pandan Valley

Member PP Patrick Chin Tawau

Member PP Wong Kho Ching Kuching Central

Alumni Chairman PP Lee Kong Hwee Pontian

Annual Giving Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Grants Chairman PDG David Tong How Heng Singapore East

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee Jurong Town

Matching Grants Advisor PP Dr. Lau Yat Sun Singapore


Alumni Member PP Tony Seow Jin Kooi Kota Kinabalu

Alumni Member PP David Chan Chau Choon Kuching

Alumni Member PP Madhusudan M Patel Marina City

Group Study Exchange Member PP Dr. P N Avadhani Jurong Town

Group Study Exchange Member PP David See Cheng Sim Singapore North

Matching Grant Member PP Ooi Kao Yang Johor Bahru

Matching Grant Member Rtn. Dr. Shen See Tze Tanjung Aru

Matching Grant Member PP Charles H Y Chiam Malacca

Matching Grant Member Rtn. Linda Wong Peck Ling Labuan

Matching Grant Member Rtn. Regina Lee Shian Nee Kuching South

Matching Grant Member PP Mathew Yong Syn Yuan Garden City

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Polio Plus Chairman PP Dr. Thirumoorthy T. Tanglin

Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Jerry Chan Singapore East

Scholarships Chairman PP Penelope Phoon Orchard




Alumni Chairman PP Hector Charles Marina City

Annual Giving Chairman PP Dave Tang Queenstown

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Dr. P N Avadhani Jurong Town

Group Study Exchange Member PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee Jurong Town

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Group Study Exchange Member PP Abdul Aziz Mahfar Kota Kinabalu

Group Study Exchange Member PP Fancy Tan Johor Centennial

Humanitarian Grants Chairman PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan Singapore

Humanitarian Grants Member PP Patrick Panai Sigar Kuching

Humanitarian Grants Member PP Mathew Yong Garden City

Humanitarian Grants Member PP Dr. Shen See Tze Tanjung Aru

Humanitarian Grants Member PP Charles H Y Chiam Malacca

Humanitarian Grants Member Rtn. Regina Lee Shian Nee Kuching South

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Brown Anthony Pereira Serangoon Garden

Scholarships Chairman PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee Jurong Town



District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Datuk George A Ginibun Kota Kinabalu South


Alumni Chairman PDG Gerald Minjoot Jurong Town

Annual Giving Chairman

PDG Abang Hj Nawawi

Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Grants Chairman PP Anita Dhawan Tanjung Aru

Group Study Exchange Advisor PDG Michael Graham Parry Johor Bahru

Group Study Exchange Member PP Christina Aluda Kinabalu Sutera

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong Singapore West

Polio Plus Chairman PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan Singapore

Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Dr. Richard Barrow Kota Kinabalu

Scholarships Chairman PP Alice Kunjan Kinabalu Sutera

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District Rotary Foundation Advisor RRFC PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

District Rotary Foundation Advisor PDG Kenneth Chew Pandan Valley



Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Alumni Chairman PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong Sentosa

Annual Giving Chairman PDG David Tong How Heng Singapore East

Grants Chairman PP Patrick Panai Sigar Kuching

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Jimmy K H Tay Kota Melaka

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Dr. Wu Dar Ching Garden City


Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman AG Michael Yee Garden City


District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Advisor PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Chairman PP Mathew Yong Garden City

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP Simon Tham Johor Straits View

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP T. Arulananthan Tawau

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP Dolly Yeap Kulai

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member AG Jeff Yong Teck Chin Bandar Seri Begawan

District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP Leslie Phuan Kuching Central

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Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Alumni Chairman PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong Sentosa


Grants Chairman PP Patrick Panai Sigar Kuching

Group Study Exchange Chairman PDG John Ng Pasir Gudang



Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Tan Kay Hui Singapore West


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP Chia Cheng Wee A’ Famosa Malacca

District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


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Abang Drahman

Bintulu

Vice Chairman PDG David Tong How Heng Singapore East

Alumni Chairman PDG Lim Hock Teck Johor Bahru


Grants Chairman PP Leong Chee Woh Johor Bahru

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP John Ng Pasir Gudang



Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP James Chen Tawau


District Future Vision Plan Advisor PDG Fong Hoe Beng Singapore East

District Future Vision Plan Advisor PDG Edward Sung Burongoh Kota Kinabalu

District Future Vision Plan Chairman PP June Jonet Marina City

District Future Vision Plan Member DGE Lee Kong Hwee Pontian

District Future Vision Plan Member DGN Chew Ghim Bok Bugis Junction

District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD

200mil Challenge Member PP Chia Cheng Wee A’ Famosa Malacca

District Rotary USD


District Rotary USD


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District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG David Tong How Heng Singapore East

Member PP Ng Yew Mun Johor Bahru

Member PP Koh Juay Meng Singapore

Member PP Charles Chiam Malacca

Member PP Dr. John Chan Kuching

Member PP T. Arulananthan Tawau

Member PP Jeff Yong Teck Chin Bandar Seri Begawan

Alumni Chairman PDG Edward Sung Burongoh Kota Kinabalu

Future Vision Plan Chairman PP June Jonet Marina City

Grants Chairman PP K. B. Lee Garden City

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP John Ng Pasir Gudang

Permanent Fund Chairman PDG Chris Chen Queenstown


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District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Dr. Wu Dar Ching Garden City

Vice Chairman PP Leong Chee Woh Johor Bahru

Grant Stewardship Chairman PP Lee Kay Beng Garden City

Fund Raising Advisor PP Dato’ Dr. Tan Hian-Tsin Garden City

Fund Raising Chairman PP Michael Yee Garden City

Fund Raising Vice Chairman PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

Alumni Chairman CP Derek Cheah Johor Bahru Sentral

Annual Giving Chairman PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

District Endowment

Major Gift Coordinator PP Michael Yee Garden City

District Paul Harris Society Coordinator PP Michael Yee Garden City

Endowment Fund Chairman PP Jeff Yong Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Chairman PP Gladys Pang Marina City

Polio Plus Chairman PP Tay Wei Lien Singapore West

Polio Plus Vice Chairman PP Michael Yee Garden City

Polio Plus Regional Chair

Johor & Malacca PP Christina Chin Batu Pahat

Polio Plus Regional Chair Sabah PP Alice Kunjan Kinabalu Sutera

Polio Plus Regional Chair Sarawak PP Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Polio Plus Regional Chair Singapore PP Michael Yee Garden City

Alumni Chairman CP Ir. Derek Cheah Johor Bahru Sentral

Alumni Secretary PP Simon Sim Kluang

Scholarship Advisor PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Scholarships Chairman CP Chew Ban Seng E-Club of 3311

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Regional Chairman Johor /Malacca PP Nelson Loong Johor Centennial

Regional Chairman Sabah PP Phang Ah Cheng R Tanjung Aru

Regional Chairman Sarawak IPP Hajah Raja Noor Akmar Kuching

Regional Chairman Singapore PP Mathew Yong Garden City

Annual Fund Chairman PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

District Endowment

Major Gift Coordinator PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

District Paul Harris Society Coordinator DGN Michael Yee Garden City

Fund Raising Chairman PP Teo Pok Zin Queenstown

Fund Raising Member PP Charles Chiam Malacca

Fund Raising Member PP Dato Jimmy Pang Tawau

Fund Raising Member PE Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Fund Raising Member PP Datuk Lee Chuan Wan Likas Bay

Fund Raising Member PP Jeff Yong Bandar Seri Begawan

Fund Raising Member PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Grants Chairman PP Albert Tan Bandar Seri Begawan

Group Study Exchange Chairman PP Michael Yee Garden City

Grants Johor /Malacca PP Ooi Kao Yang Johor Bahru

Grants Sabah PP Alice Kunjan Kinabalu Sutera

Grants Sarawak PE Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Grants Singapore IPP Dr. Shahul Hameed Singapore

Grants Stewardship Chairman PE Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Grants Stewardship Vice Chairman PP Eddie Choong Kota Kinabalu South

Grants Stewardship Vice Chairman Rtn. See Mee Lee Singapore East

Polio Plus Chairman DGN Michael Yee Garden City

Polio Plus Vice Chairman Rtn. Darren Jee Likas Bay


Johor & Malacca PP Dr. Samuel P. T. Abraham Muar

Polio Plus Regional Chair Sabah PP Kent Chau Luyang


Sarawak & Brunei Rtn. Wong Chin Toon Bandar Seri Begawan

Polio Plus Regional Chair Singapore PP Tay Wei Lien Singapore West

Scholarships Chairman IPP Dr. Shahul Hameed Singapore

Scholarships Member AG Tan Chee Seng Johor Bahru

Scholarships Member IPP Hajah Raja Noor Akmar Kuching

Scholarships Member PP K P Lu Likas Bay

Scholarships Member IPP Joshua Tang Bandar Seri Begawan

Vocational Team Training Chairman PP Alfred Sii Kota Kinabalu

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District Endowment

Major Gift Coordinator PP Dato’ Thomas Ngu Kuching Central

District Paul Harris Society Coordinator DGE Michael Yee Garden City

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Chairman PP Dato’ Thomas Ngu Kuching Central

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong Johor Bahru

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member DGN Datuk Lee Chuan Wan Likas Bay

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member PP Jeff Yong Bandar Seri Begawan

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member PP Charles Chiam Malacca

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member PP Dato Jimmy Pang Tawau

Fund Raising & Annual Fund Member PP Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Grants Chairman PP Dr. Shahul Hameed Singapore

Grants Vice Chairman PE Gary Taylor Singapore

Grants Member PP Tan See Ang Kota Kinabalu South

Grants Member Rtn. James Lee Singapore

Grants Member PP Joanne Kam Suntec City

Grants Member Rtn. Ronald Wong Singapore

Grants Stewardship Chairman PP Eddie Choong Kota Kinabalu South

Grants Stewardship Vice Chairman President Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Polio Plus Chairman VP Darren Jee C K Likas Bay


Johor & Malacca PP Dr. Samuel Abraham Muar

Polio Plus Regional Chair Sabah PP Kent Chau Luyang

Polio Plus Regional Chair Singapore PP Tay Wei Lien Singapore West

Scholarships Chairman PP Dr. Yap Lip Kee Singapore

Vocational Training Team Advisor PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa Kota Kinabalu

Vocational Training Team Chairman PP Emily Chong Kinabalu Sutera

Vocational Training Team Vice Chairman Rtn. Edward Tan

Kota Kinabalu

Vocational Training Team Member VP Darren Jee C K Likas Bay

Vocational Training Team Member IPP Francis Chan Luyang


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District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa Kota Kinabalu

Annual Fund Chairman PP Mathew Yong Garden City

District Paul Harris Society Coordinator PP Roger Ng Bugis Junction

Endowment Fund Chairman PP Chew Phak Heng Garden City

Fund Raising Chairman PP Jeff Yong Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Chairman PP Dr. Shahul Hameed Singapore

Polio Plus Chairman PP Steven Teng Raffles City

Rotary Peace Fellowships Chairman PP Dr. Willie Lau Kuching Central

Scholarships Chairman PP Gerald R. Shankar Tebrau

Stewardship Chairman PP V. Venkatachalam Pasir Gudang

Vocational Training Team Chairman PP Ade Adenan Ramdan Luyang



Annual Fund & Endowment Chairman PP Dato’ Thomas Ngu Kuching Central

Fund Raising Chairman PP Wong Chin Toon Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Chairman PP Dr.Shahul Hameed Singapore

Grants Vice Chairman PP Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Grants Member PP K P Lu Likas Bay

Grants Member PP Rajamohan Munisamy Pandan Valley

Grants Member Rtn. James Lee Singapore

Grants Member PP Albert Tan Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Member PP Gladys Pang Marina City

Grants Member PP Mandy Sia Shu Yee Batu Pahat

Grants Member Rtn. See Mee Lee Singapore

Paul Harris Society Chairman PP Vicky Soo Boon Lee E-Club of 3310

Polio Plus Chairman PP Dolly Yeap Kulai

Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Frankie Ong Kuching Central

Rotary Peace Fellowship Vice Chairman PP Choo Chor Tek

Pontian

Rotary Peace Fellowship Member Rtn. See Mee Lee Singapore

Rotary Peace Fellowship Member PP Helen Tang Belait

Scholarships Chairman PP Freddie Lee Johor Bahru

Stewardship Chairman PP V. Venkatachalam Pasir Gudang

Vocational Training Team Chairman PP Ade Adenan Ramdan Luyang

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Annual Fund & Endowment Chairman PP Dato’ Thomas Ngu Kuching Central

Fund Raising Chairman PP Wong Chin Toon Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Advisor PP Dr Shahul Hameed Singapore

Grants Chairman PP Ng Yaw Hua Kuching Central

Grants Member PP Albert Tan Bandar Seri Begawan

Grants Member PP Mandy Sia Shu Yee Batu Pahat

Grants Member RTN See Mee Lee Singapore

Grants Member AG Matthew Yong Garden City

Grants Member PP K P Lu Likas Bay

Grants Member RTN James Lee Singapore

Paul Harris Society (Coordinator) PP Vicky Soo Boon Lee E-Club of 3310

Polio Plus Chairman DGND Dolly Yeap Kulai

Rotary Peace Fellowship Chairman PP Frankie Ong Kuching Central

Rotary Peace Fellowship Vice Chairman PP Choo Chor Tek

Pontian

Rotary Peace Fellowship Member PP Clarence Yong Kuching Central

Rotary Peace Fellowship Member RTN See Mee Lee Singapore

Rotary Peace Fellowship Member AG Helen Tang Belait

Stewardship Chairman PP Dr Shahul Hameed Singapore

Vocational Team Training Chairman PP Ade Adenan Ramdan Luyang

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PDG Tan Sri Dr.Tay Teck Eng

PDG Gerald Minjoot

PP Lee Fatt Shoon

PP Alan Chan

PP Sylvester Yong

PP Dr Lakhdeep Singh Chall

PP Gan Tian Huat

PP Dominic W H Leung

PP Ooi Tong Seng

PP Denis T H Leong

PP Jerry Lim Teck Khian

PP Chua Teck Kheng

PP Andrew Lo Vun Bin

PDG Dr. Philbert S S. Chin

PP Leow Jwee Meng

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PP K C Loh

PDG Tay Kim Ann

PDG Tan Geok Tian

PP Dr. Kwok Wai Mun

PP Chong Choo Chai

PP Cheong Min Chee

PP Lee Wan Wan

PP David See Cheng Sim

PP Dr. Roland Lim

PP Tan Eng Wah

PP Loo Soon Nin

PP Michael Ting

Kah Hung

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PP Humphrey Lo Thien Loi

PDG (IR) John Cheah

Kam Loong

PDG Datuk George A Ginibun

PDG M Jayasingam

PDG Fong Hoe Beng

PP Dr P N Avadhani

PP Patrick Panai Sigar

PP Allen Tong Kim Fatt

PDG Lim Hock Teck

PP Senator Datuk

William Lau

PP Garry Ng

PP S Gopal Nair

PP Christopher Liew

PP Andrew Mat Ressa

PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong

PP Audry Wan Ullok

PP Ng Say Chuan

PP Joseph Chua

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PDG Micheal Graham Parry

PP Dr George Fernandez

PP Celine Tiu Hwee Chen

PP Tea Sang Chiang @

SSC Tay

PP Nelson Loong Chik York

PP David Tang Sheung Ching

PP James Chang

PP Percy Jeyapal

PP John Foo Jee Kam

PP Boon Joon Hui

PP Pang Nyet Yin

PP Pang Kin Khon

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PP Alex Tiong Ping Chiong

PP Dr Shahul Hameed

PP Andy Lau Shu Chon

PP Mahmud Tahir

PP Sinsoon B Jabu

PP Albert Goh Thien Yew

PP Sunny Bay Sik Kiang

PP Tripathi Gayatri Phasad


PP Conrad F. Azcona

PP Albert Chong T F

PP Tan Yeat Phin

PP Dr. Mukudan Nair

CP Dr. Melvin Wong

Men Won

PP Tan Leong Teck

PP Vincent Chen Wei Ching

PP Anthony Thng

PP Allen Tan Swee Meng

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PP Conrad F.Azcona

PDG Dr. M G. John

PP Dr. Elizabeth Nair

PP Chieng Lee Ching

PP Anthony Tan

PP Tay Loo Wee

PP K. Nallusamy

PP Eugene Lim

PP Yien Yew Sin

PP Dr.Richard Lim

PP Odita Ibrahim

PP S. K.Wong

PP Dr. Charlie Chang

PDG Etican Ramasamy

PP Murli K. Chanrai

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PP Albert Tokuzip

PP Odita Ibrahim

PDG Dr. K A. Abraham

PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee

PP Dr. Oliver Hennedige

PP Selvadurai

PP Tan Eng Wah

PP Rajah Indran

PP Easaw Thomas

PP K S Metha

PP Durshan Kumar Khanna

PP Michael Sia Geok Beng

PP Allan Chee Poh Wah

PP Yoong Wah Pin

PP Albert Choo Teow Huat

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PP Yoong Wah Pin

PP Jerry Chan

PP Richard Lee Say Tshin

PP Tan Yeat Phin

PP Robert Tam

PP Chang Erh Ling

PP Murli K Chandrai

PP Dr. Alex K. H. Ooi

Rtn. Henry Lim

PP Kannan Kutty

PP Alan Chan Hong Joo

PP Mancharanjit Singh

PP Jeff Tan Tee Lay

PP Tan Beng Sooi

PP Yoong Wah Pin

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PP Florence Heng Mui Boon

CP Michael M. F. Foo

PP Shen See Tze

PP Slyvester Tan

PP Robert Wong Doh Seng

PP Ee Guan Teck

PP Albert Tai Foot Kian

PP Stanley Wong Siew Yee

PP Dr. Thomas Cherian

PP Chee En Loong

PP Lim Pent Huat

PP Robert Wong

PP Raymont T H Huang

PDG Dr. Robert Loh

Choo Kiat

PP Mansoor Hassanbhai

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Rtn. Aafje Elias

PP Allan G C Yap

PP Ron McCartney

PP Dr. Lau Yat Sun

PDG Andre Suharto

PDG Datuk Wira Latif

Sarrugi

PP Lim Chin Leong

PP Wong Chin Chuan

PP Lim Kay Hua

PP Andrew Koh Kok Huat

PP Leonard Lim

PP Jerry Chan

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PP Dicky Goh

PP Wong Kho Ching

PP Vincent Wong Wai Sang

PP Awaludin Hj. Abd. Ghani

PP Dr. Hii Sui Cheng

PDG Datuk Stephen Timothy

Wan Ullok

PP Dr Ghulam Abbas Malik

PP Tan Kay Hui

PP Kester Chia Hock Lin

PP Dato’ Tamby Chik Hj

Hassan

PP Neo Teck Siong

PP Dr Joseph Varghese

PP Dr George Fernandez

PP Kenny Ong

CP Chew Ban Seng

PP Frankie L C Tan

PP Loo Soon Nin

PP Polycarp Teo Sebom

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PP John Kah

PP Frederick Victor Kilos

PP Cheng Chung Ching

PP Senator Datuk

William Lau

PP Andrew Mat Ressa

PP Joseph Chua

PP Andy Lau Shu Chona

PP Celine Tiu Hwee Chen


PP Pang Kin Khon

PDG Abang Hj. Nawawi

Abang Drahman

PP Dato Francis Ng

PP Teo Pok Zin

PP Robert Wong Doh Seng

PP Dr. Ralph Ernest Stanley

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PP Anthony John Twohill

PP Jerry Lau Ah Sooi

PDG Chew Ghim Bok

PP Kannan Kutty

PDG Kenneth Chew

CP Hector Charles

PP Lam Woon Siong

PP Shymala A.C.

PP Eric SP Lee

Rtn. Mohd. Hafiz Abdullah

PP Lim Kay Hua

PP Jeremy Tiong

PP Leong Cheng Chit

PP Lam Woon Siong

PP Jimmy Tay

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PDG Dr Robert CK Loh

PP Dr Ho Loon Shin

PP Dr Joseph Varghese

RTN Dr Mariyamni Awang

PP Dr Ho Loon Shin

PP Wong Kho Ching

PP Ade Adenan Ramdan

PP Liow Suang Koh

PP Datuk Patrick Chin

PP Wong Kho Ching

PDG David Tong

PP Jerry Chan

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PP Penelope Phoon

PDG Lee Kong Hwee

PP Madhusudan M Patel

PP David Chan Chau Choon PP Tony Seow Jin Kooi PP Dr. Thirumoorthy T.

PP Charles H Y Chiam

PP Regina Lee Shian Nee

PP Linda Wong Peck Ling

PP Ooi Kao Yang

PP Mathew Yong Syn Yuan

PP David See Cheng Sim

PP Dr. Shen See Tze

PP Dave Tang

PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan

PP Brown Anthony Pereira

PP Abdul Aziz Mahfar

PP Fancy Tan

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PP Anita Dhawan

PP Dr. Richard Barrow

PP Alice Kunjan

PP Christina Aluda

PDG Dr. Wu Dar Ching

PDG Michael Yee

PP Simon Tham

DGN Dolly Yeap

PP T. Arulananthan

DG Jeff Yong Teck Chin

PP Leslie Phuan

PP John Ng

PP Chia Cheng Wee

PP James Chen

PP Leong Chee Woh

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PP June Jonet

PDG Edward Sung Burongoh

PP Eddie Choong

PDG Chris Chen

PP K. B. Lee

PP Koh Juay Meng

PP Ng Yew Mun

PP Dr. John Chan

PP Dato’ Dr. Tan Hian Tsin

CP Derek Cheah

PP Gladys Pang

PP Tay Wei Lien

PP Christina Chin

PP Ng Yaw Hua

PP Simon Sim

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PP Phang Ah Cheng

PP Hajah Raja Noor Akmar

PP Dr. Willie Lau

Rtn. See Mee Lee

PDG Datuk Lee Chuan Wan

PP Dato Jimmy Pang

PP Albert Tan

Rtn. Darren Jee

PP Dr. Samuel P. T. Abraham

PP Kent Chau

PP Wong Chin Toon

PP K P Lu

PP Tan Chee Seng

PP Joshua Tang

PP Alfred Sii

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PP Dato’ Thomas Ngu

PP Tan See Ang

PP Chew Phak Heng

PP Joanne Kam

Rtn. Ronald Wong

Rtn. James Lee

PP Dr. Yap Lip Kee

PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul

Aucasa

Rtn. Edward Tan

PP Emily Chong

PP Francis Chan

PP Gerald R. Shankar

PP Choo Chor Tek

PP V. Venkatachalam

PP Roger Ng

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PP Helen Tang

PP Steven Teng

PP Clarence Yong

PP Vicky Soo Boon Lee

PP Mandy Sia Shu Yee

DGE Rajamohan Munisamy

PP Freddie Lee

PP Frankie Ong

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CHAPTER 2

Contributions to The Rotary Foundation

Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member

Paul Harris Fellow

Multiple Paul Harris Fellow

Benefactor and Bequest Society

Major Donor

Arch C. Klumph Society

Named Gift Opportunities

All Times Contribution by Clubs

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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

Contributions to The Rotary Foundation are voluntary. Donors contribute to support its

programs. To acknowledge Foundation donors, the Trustees provide various types of donor

recognition. All contributions are credited to a Rotary club designated by the donor.

ROTARY FOUNDATION SUSTAINING MEMBER

A Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member is a person who contributes USD 100 or more per

year to the Annual Program Fund.

PAUL HARRIS FELLOW

Paul Harris Fellow is someone who contributes USD 1000 or has that amount contributed

in his or her name. Contributions to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus or an approved Foundation

grant are eligible for Paul Harris Fellow recognition.

MULTIPLE PAUL HARRIS FELLOW

A Multiple Paul Harris Fellow is someone who has contributed additional gifts of USD 1,000

or more to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus or an approved Foundation grant.

PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY

The Paul Harris Society is a district-administered recognition for those who elect to contribute

USD 1000 or more annually to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus, or an approved Foundation grant.

BENEFACTOR AND BEQUEST SOCIETY

Anyone who notifies The Rotary Foundation in writing that he or she has made provisions in

his or her will or other estate plan naming it as a beneficiary, or who makes an outright gift

of USD 1000 or more to the Permanent Fund, is recognised by the Trustees as a benefactor.

Individuals or couples who have placed the Foundation in their estate plans for a maximum

of USD 10,OOO are eligible for membership in the Bequest Society. Unless otherwise specified

by the donor, realised bequest gifts are placed in the Endowment Fund with the annual

spending portion directed to the World Fund.

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MAJOR DONOR

Individuals or couples whose combined cumulative giving reaches USD 10,000 are

recognized as Major Donors. All contributions to The Rotary Foundation are included in

this total, regardless of the gift designation.

ARCH C. KLUMPH SOCIETY

Individuals or couples whose combined cumulative giving reaches USD 250,000 or more

are recognized as members of the Arch C. Klumph Society, named after the founder of The

Rotary Foundation, who was the RI President. Effective January 2011,the society has levels

of recognition as follows in USD;

$250,000-$499,999: Trustee Circle

$500,000- $999,999: Chair’s Circle

$1,000,000-$2,499,999: Foundation Circle

$2,500,000-$4,999,999: Platinum Trustee Circle

$5,000,000- $9,999,999: Platinum Chair’s Circle

$10,0000,00: Foundation Circle

NAMED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES

Special naming opportunities are available for endowed and term gifts to recognize the

donor or a loved one. Endowed gifts are invested in perpetuity, with a portion of their

earnings spent on a designated program. Term gifts are spent in their entirety for a specific

purpose over an agreed period of time. Designation options depend on the size of the gift.

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OUR MAJOR DONOR & ARCH KLUMPH

ZONE 6 (DISTRICT 3310)

No Donor Recognition Level Rotary Club

1 Zainie Abdul Aucasa Major Donor Level 1 Kota Kinabalu

2 Kochitty A. Abraham Major Donor Level 1 Marina City

3 Vishamkar Tikamdas Adnani Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

4 Kah Joo Ang and Ai Lay Seah Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

5 Peng Chye Ang Major Donor Level 1 Pandan Valley,

6 Sunny Sik Kiang Bay Major Donor Level 1 Marina City

7 Edward S. Burongoh and Mariana A. Buji Major Donor Level 1 Kota Kinabalu

8 Reto V. Callegari Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

9 Richard Seow Chen Chan and Clara Chan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore East

10 Murli M. K. Chanrai + Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

11 Hector Charles + Major Donor Level 1 Marina City

12 John Shi Tong Chee Major Donor Level 1 Likas Bay

13 Sanford Chee Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

14 Jimmy Kok Cheong Cheong Major Donor Level 1 Changi

15 Muriel Chui Ping Cheung Major Donor Level 1 Bukit Timah

16 Kenneth Mei-Kwang Chew + and

Major Donor Level 1 Pandan Valley

Shelley Chew

17 Kian-Wee Chew Major Donor Level 1 Pasir Gudang

18 Carina Lee Choo Chia Major Donor Level 1 Suntec City

19 Charles H.Y. Chiam + Major Donor Level 1 Malacca

20 Wei Hau Chin Major Donor Level 1 Kulai

21 Mau Kiong Chong Major Donor Level 1 Likas Bay

22 Kin Loong Chua Major Donor Level 1 Tawau Tanjung

23 Raphael Randall Dias Major Donor Level 1 Kota Famosa

24 Yoke Kee Eow Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

25 Erich Erber and Piyapa Erber Major Donor Level 1 Singapore East

26 Hoe Beng Fong and Phyllis Fong Major Donor Level 1 Singapore East

27 Margaret Bu Jen Fong Major Donor Level 1 Tanjung Aru

28 Keizo Fujitake Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

29 Margaret Fung Major Donor Level 1 Tanjung Aru

30 Adrian Jefferson Tan Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

31 M. G. John + and Alice John Major Donor Level 1 Singapore East

32 Huey Jiuan (Joanne) Kam Major Donor Level 1 Suntec City

33 Suresh Keerthi Major Donor Level 1 Singapore)

34 Ping Kho and Carol Vong Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

35 Alan Phooi-Choon Koh and

Hong Lan Chan

Major Donor Level 1 Sentosa

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36 Jasbir Koh Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

37 Juay-Meng Koh Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

38 Saravanan Krishna Major Donor Level 1 Muar

39 Agnes Choon Eng Kwek Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

40 George Chang Hsiung Lai and

Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

Su-Hsiang Lai Liao

41 Lai Wah Lai + Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

42 Lawrence K. F. Lam Major Donor Level 1 Kuching

43 Kiing Ho Lau Major Donor Level 1 Sandakan North

44 Cheu Seng Lee Major Donor Level 1 Tawau Tanjung

45 Chuen Wan Lee Major Donor Level 1 Likas Bay

46 Kay Beng Lee and Lay-Chin Lee Chan Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

47 Kong Hwee Lee Major Donor Level 1 Pontian

48 Lye-Wah Lee and See Fang Quek Major Donor Level 1 Marina City & No

Rotary Club

49 Whai-Yih Lee Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

50 Chin Lee Mee Major Donor Level 1 Batu Pahat

51 Anje Wan Kiew Lim Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

52 Bobby Lim Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

53 Chee Kian Lim Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

54 Chin Hin Lim + and Peng Ngoh Lim Major Donor Level 1 Singapore East

55 Leonida Yapchulay Lim Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

56 Tee-Moui Clarence Lim Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

57 Cheng Fong Lin and Li-Tsuan Shen Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

58 Maria Teresa Lobaton Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

59 Judy Loh Major Donor Level 1 Pandan Valley

60 Kum-Fong Loh + and Grace Loh Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

61 Mohd Omar Lopez Major Donor Level 1 Kuching

62 Eng Leng Low Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

63 Patrick Tien Wei Luk and Lucy Hii Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

64 Daniel Tze Loong Lye Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

65 S. Malaiappan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

66 K. Ravi Mandalam Major Donor Level 1 Kota Kinabalu

67 Selwyn C. McVean + Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

68 Adam Moledina Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

69 Leonard Sheau Phun Ng Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

70 Swan Meen Ng and


Florence Geok Pee Lim

71 Yaw Hua Ng and Kitty Yiu Chin Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

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72 Thomas Sing Hieng Ngu and

Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

Tiong Siew Ing

73 Frankie Ong and Pauline Pui Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

74 Kao Yang Ooi Major Donor Level 1 Johore Bahru

75 Boon Seng Pang and

Gladys Puay Hwee Goh

Major Donor Level 1

Pandan Valley &

Marina City

76 Jimmy K. L. Pang Major Donor Level 1 Tawau

77 Yun Miew Pang Major Donor Level 1 Sandakan North

78 Madhusudan Muljibhai Patel Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

79 Hai Hin Pek Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

80 David Keh Boon Poh Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

81 Cher-Hock Poon and Ah Mee Goh Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

82 Siew Wah Quek Major Donor Level 1 Tawau

83 Tapan Kumar Rao Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

84 Parakh Ratanlal Major Donor Level 1 Pasir Gudang

85 Erich Schneider Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

86 David Cheng Sim See Major Donor Level 1 Singapore North

87 Christoph Seibold-Graf Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

88 Cheng Hao Soh Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

89 Vicky Boon Lee Soo Major Donor Level 1 E-Club of 3310

90 Andre Suharto and

Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

Norzan Bujang Suharto

91 David Kuan Lian Tai and Lay Swan Tan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

92 Ah Bee Tan and Jian-Fen Loh Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

93 Alan Gim Guan Tan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

94 Albert Kheng Hock Tan Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

95 Chin Gee Eric Tan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore North

96 Geok Tian Tan + and Joan Chung Sau Tan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore West

97 Henry Kok-Hiang Tan Major Donor Level 1 Singapore West

98 Johnson Chin Kwang Tan and Juliet Tan Major Donor Level 1 Raffles City

99 Keng-Keng Tan Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

100 Kha Heng Karen Tan and Phak Heng Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

Chew

101 Ronnie Tan and Yen Tan Major Donor Level 1 Miri & E-Club

of 3310

102 Stephen Eng Hoe Tan Major Donor Level 1 Changi

103 TC Tan Major Donor Level 1 Pandan Valley

104 William Wee Leong Tan and


Que Geck Rebecca Tan

105 David Tang Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

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106 Joshua Chok Kien Tang Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

107 Alfred Teo Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

108 Dannis Ee Cheong Teo Major Donor Level 1 Singapore North

109 T. Thirumoorthy Major Donor Level 1 Tanglin

110 Kee Huat Tiong Major Donor Level 1 Bandar Seri

Begawan

111 Kok Chiang Tong Major Donor Level 1 Tanglin

112 V. Venkatachalam Major Donor Level 1 Pasir Gudang

113 Mark Yat-Yee Wang Major Donor Level 1 Singapore)

114 Stephen Timothy Wan Ullok Major Donor Level 1 Kuching

115 Albert Fook Soon Wong Major Donor Level 1 Tanjong Pagar

116 Jeffrey Wong Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

117 Kho Ching Wong and Meng Chih Lim Major Donor Level 1 Kuching Central

118 Soo Poo Woo Major Donor Level 1 Likas Bay

119 Dar Ching Wu and Chiaw Lian Wee Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

120 Peter Fook Sin Yapp Major Donor Level 1 Likas Bay

121 Nelson Yeo Major Donor Level 1 Bugis Junction

122 Sean Yeo Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

123 Sydney Kin Bond Yeung Major Donor Level 1 Queenstown

124 Matthew Syn Yuan Yong and Yu-Se Li Major Donor Level 1 Garden City

125 Wah-Pin Yoong + Major Donor Level 1 Raffles City

126 BOH Trust Major Donor Level 1 Singapore

127 Meow Khin (Lydia) Chan Major Donor Level 2 Suntec City

128 John Kam Loong Cheah and

Major Donor Level 2 Johore Bahru

Doreen Cheah

129 Chris Yee Ching Chen and

Major Donor Level 2 Queenstown

Shirley Sin Lee Chen

130 Vincent Wei Ching Chen and May Yue Major Donor Level 2 Raffles City

Khong

131 Ben Kee Chong Chng + and Lily P K Chng Major Donor Level 2 Bukit Timah &

Singapore West

132 Robert Craiu Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

133 Joshua Albert Thien Yew Goh and

Abby Siew Fang Ong

Major Donor Level 2

Kulai, Johore &

Kota Melaka

134 Shahul Hameed Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

135 Mansoor Hassanbhai Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

136 Oliver Hennedige Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

137 Jenni Lau Major Donor Level 2 Marina City

138 Hun Swee Lim Major Donor Level 2 Kulai

139 Ricky Kim Hock Ng and

Angela Bee Hung Sim

Major Donor Level 2

Bandar Seri

Begawan

140 Manik R. Shahani + Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

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141 Sean Xin Cheng Tay Major Donor Level 2 Garden City

142 How-Heng Tong and Irene Tong Major Donor Level 2 Singapore East

143 Chin Toon Wong Major Donor Level 2 Bandar Seri

Begawan

144 Lip Kee Yap Major Donor Level 2 Singapore

145 Michael Yik Fah Yee and


Helen Hailun Huang

146 Alan Hong Joo Chan Major Donor Level 3 Queenstown

147 Rose Easaw and Thomas Easaw + Major Donor Level 3 Kluang

148 Gerald M. Minjoot and

Helen Minjoot

Major Donor Level 3

E-Club of 3310 &

Jurong Town

149 Roger Ng Major Donor Level 3 Bugis Junction

150 Valentin Schillo Major Donor Level 3 Queenstown

151 Hung-Da Yang and Dauphine Yang Major Donor Level 3 Garden City

152 Rajamohan Munisamy Major Donor Level 4 Pandan Valley

153 Lam Huat Tor and Eileen Hwee Lian Lee Major Donor Level 4 Garden City

154 Jeff TC Yong and Betty Huong Sing Wong Major Donor Level 4 Bandar Seri

Begawan

155 Pok-Zin Teo and Avery Teo Arch Klumph - Queenstown

Trustees Circle

156 Mohan K. Vaswani and Kawita Vaswani Arch Klumph - Singapore

Chair’s Circle

157 Phyllis Wong and Ghim Bok Chew Arch Klumph - Bugis Junction

Chair’s Circle

158 Hian Tsin Tan and Sui-Lan Tsao + Arch Klumph - Garden City

Foundation Circle

159 Sonia Bei Li Ong Bequest Society E-Club of 3310

Level 1

160 Boon Chin Koh Bequest Society

Level 2

Batu Pahat

*Updated as of 19 June 2019

Major Donors to The Rotary Foundation are those individuals married couples, non-Rotary

affiliated Foundations and Corporations who contribute an outright or commulative gifts of at

least USD 10,000.

The Rotary Foundations regardless of gift designation. Annual Fund PolioPlus, Approved Global

Grant, Endowment Funds, Donor may choose to which their gift is directed.

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OUR ARCH KLUMPH MEMBERS

Named after the sixth President of Rotary International, The Arch Klumph

Society recognizes The Rotary Foundations highest tier of donors, those who

have contributed USD 250,000 or more during their lifetime.

Hian-Tsin Tan & Sui-Lan Tsao

Arch Klumph-Foundation’s Chair’s Circle

Rotary Club of Garden City

Phyllis Wong & Ghim Bok Chew

Arch Klumph-Chair’s Circle

Rotary Club of Bugis Junction

Pok-Zin Teo & Avery Teo

Arch Klumph-Trustees Circle

Rotary Club of Queenstown

Mohan K. Vaswani & Kawita Vaswani

Arch Klumph-Trustees Chair’s Circle

Rotary Club of Singapore

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ALL TIMES CONTRIBUTION BY CLUBS

(Updated as of 6 August 2019)

NO CLUB AMOUNT

1 Singapore $1,742,463

2 Garden City $1,300,098

3 Bugis Junction $698,896

4 Queenstown $664,610

5 Bandar Seri Begawan $401,570

6 Singapore West $262,042

7 Pandan Valley $253,531

8 Johore Bahru $252,115

9 Jurong Town $242,322

10 Marina City $226,979

11 Raffles City $224,911

12 Singapore East $204,530

13 Likas Bay $164,770

14 Suntec City $159,410

15 Kuching Central $147,033

16 Tawau $143,511

17 Kota Kinabalu $126,708

18 Tanglin $115,106

19 Changi $114,584

20 Kuching $104,513

21 Tanjung Aru $91,375

22 Kluang $90,884

23 Singapore North $90,378

24 Tawau Tanjung $89,881

25 Kulai $84,039

26 Pontian $83,463

27 Batu Pahat $73,548

28 Puteri Lagoon (Johor Bahru) $73,399

29 Malacca $70,282

30 Sandakan North $69,361

31 E-Club of 3310 $67,523

32 Pasir Gudang $65,623

33 Sandakan $61,259

34 Kota Kinabalu South $59,681

35 Belait $59,169

36 Sentosa $52,307

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37 Labuan $51,890

38 Bintulu $43,300

39 Bukit Timah $38,884

40 Johor Bahru Sentral $37,305

41 Mersing $35,653

42 Muar $34,599

43 Kinabalu Sutera $32,977

44 Serangoon Gardens Orchard $31,591

45 Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin) $30,102

46 Kota Melaka $29,458

47 Tanjong Pagar $29,092

48 Kota Tinggi $25,709

49 Kota Famosa $25,334

50 Sibu $22,612

51 Miri $19,877

52 Luyang $17,554

53 Kuching Jaya $16,070

54 Kota Kinabalu Pearl $13,701

55 Bintulu Central $13,300

56 Kuching South $12,461

57 Segamat $11,100

58 Tebrau $10,100

59 Johor Straits View $9,107

60 Shenton $8,995

61 Sarikei $4,186

62 Yong Peng $3,450

63 Kota Kinabalu Mandarin $1,836

64 Novena $1,225

65 Bandar Penggaram Mandarin, $1,000

66 Singapore Heartlands $972

67 Kuching Unity City $250

68 Miri Oil Town $223

69 Mount Sophia $200

70 Penampang $100

Total $9,346,084

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TOP 30 CLUBS

Cumulative Contribution for the 72 Clubs in D3310 - 9,218,181 USD

No Top 30 Contributing Club Amount

1 Singapore $1,673,149

2 Garden City $1,299,406

3 Bugis Junction $698,796

4 Queenstown $663,210

5 Bandar Seri Begawan $397,452

6 Singapore West $260,027

7 Pandan Valley $253,531

8 Johor Straits View $252,115

9 Jurong Town $242,222

10 Marina City $226,879

11 Raffles City $224,911

12 Singapore East $204,530

13 Likas Bay $156,650

14 Kuching Central $147,033

15 Suntec City $146,451

16 Tawau $143,511

17 Kota Kinabalu $126,623

18 Tanglin $115,106

19 Changi $111,084

20 Kuching $103,373

21 Tanjung Aru $91,375

22 Kluang $90,884

23 Singapore North $90,278

24 Tawau Tanjung $89,856

25 Kulai $80,479

26 Pontian $77,163

27 Puteri Lagoon (Johor Bahru) $73,099

28 Malacca $70,282

29 Batu Pahat $68,548

30 E-Club of 3310 $67,523

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PAUL HARRIS FELLOW (PHF) AND BENEFACTOR

Zone 6 (District 3310)

No Donor

Recognition

Level Rotary Club

1 Kelvin Ang PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

2 Mohammed Zain Ariff PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

3 Teodoro Arnaiz PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

4 Conrado F Azcona PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

5 Salvador P. Castro PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

6 Shee-Seng Chiew PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

7 Yock Seck Ding PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

8 KIa Pang Foo PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

9 Dicky Goh PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

10 Danny Han PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

11 Sang Bon Han PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

12 Charlie A Keasbery PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

13 Hyung Tae Kim PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

14 Andrew K. C. Kong PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

15 Robert Chin Yin Lai PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

16 Soo Kwang Patrick Lai PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

17 Herbert Tam Wai Lam PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

18 Robert Lee PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

19 Susannah Lim Mui Chu Lee PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

20 Vance K.P. Lee PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

21 Tsee Keong Desmond Leong PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

22 Blanche Lim PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

23 Judy Bee Suat Lim PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

24 Shanice Hui Ying Lim PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

25 Tai Tong Lim PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

26 Hie Sing Ling PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

27 Rodolfo G. Marcelo PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

28 YDM Pehin Dato Mustapha PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

29 Jerry Eng Boon Neo PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

30 Kim Kee Ong PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

31 John Penaflor PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

32 P K A Rajendra PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

33 Shinsuke Saikawa PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

34 Beng Saw PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

35 Guna Segaran PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

36 Stan Soi Tee Tan PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

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37 David Taylor PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

38 P Viswanathan PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

39 Liew-Eh Wei PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

40 Lik-Yuong Wong PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

41 Sou-Yee Jude Wong PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

42 Tracy Leong Sook Yang PHF Bandar Seri Begawan

43 Khoo Kok Boon PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

44 Choo Chin Fook PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

45 Mohana Sundaram Kandasamy PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

46 Benedict Keen Yeen Lee PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

47 Fatt Shoon Lee + PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

48 Richard Lew PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

49 Lay Hua Lim PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

50 Kheong Yew Ng PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

51 Christopher Chiang San Yong PHF+1 Bandar Seri Begawan

52 Sze Kiat Chung PHF+2 Bandar Seri Begawan

53 Angela Bee Hung Sim PHF+2 Bandar Seri Begawan

54 Klaus Tomalla PHF+2 Bandar Seri Begawan

55 Clement Chin Siong Yong PHF+2 Bandar Seri Begawan

56 Chin Chai Yu PHF+2 Bandar Seri Begawan

57 Muthukrishnan Balasundaram PHF+3 Bandar Seri Begawan

58 Ming Hooi Ding PHF+3 Bandar Seri Begawan

59 Erbert Lim PHF+4 Bandar Seri Begawan

60 Kenneth Wei Chiang Ling PHF+4 Bandar Seri Begawan

61 Betty Huong Sing Wong PHF+4 Bandar Seri Begawan

62 Soon Meng Lam PHF+5 Bandar Seri Begawan

63 Henry Heng Dee Ting PHF+7 Bandar Seri Begawan

64 Winnie Sooi Mooi Wong PHF+7 Bandar Seri Begawan

65 Leonida Yapchulay Lim PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

66 Eng Leng Low PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

67 Ricky Kim Hock Ng PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

68 Hai Hin Pek PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

69 Albert Kheng Hock Tan PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

70 Joshua Chok Kien Tang PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

71 Kee Huat Tiong PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

72 Chin Toon Wong PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

73 Jeff TC Yong PHF+8 Bandar Seri Begawan

74 Jeff TC Yong Benefactor Bandar Seri Begawan

75 Lim Ah Nge PHF Batu Pahat

76 Lau Boon Chiat PHF Batu Pahat

77 Lim Cheng Boon + PHF Batu Pahat

78 Teo Cheng Chuan PHF Batu Pahat

79 Tio Cheng Huat PHF Batu Pahat

80 Teo Cheng Teck PHF Batu Pahat

81 Pua Chi Wee PHF Batu Pahat

82 Yeo Choon Meng PHF Batu Pahat

83 Chan Choo Sing PHF Batu Pahat

84 Low Gek Chen PHF Batu Pahat

85 Eileen Goh PHF Batu Pahat

86 Pek Hock Choon PHF Batu Pahat

87 Koh Hock Kim PHF Batu Pahat

89 Soon Jenn Pinn PHF Batu Pahat

90 Dato Tan Peng Khoon PHF Batu Pahat

91 Er Kim Geok PHF Batu Pahat

92 Foo Kok Hing PHF Batu Pahat

93 Tan Kwee Kee PHF Batu Pahat

94 Eng Lee Lee PHF Batu Pahat

95 Lee Li Chu PHF Batu Pahat

96 Geok Ann Lim PHF Batu Pahat

97 Ngan Seng Lim PHF Batu Pahat

98 Sie Hor Long + PHF Batu Pahat

99 Cheng Poh Gek PHF Batu Pahat

100 Teoh Hoi San PHF Batu Pahat

101 Lau Shu Chon PHF Batu Pahat

102 Sia Shu Yee PHF Batu Pahat

103 Tan Sien Nian PHF Batu Pahat

104 Chin Siew Fong PHF Batu Pahat

105 Tay Thiam Sim PHF Batu Pahat

106 Yeo Sin Huey PHF Batu Pahat

107 Chuan Swee seng PHF Batu Pahat

108 Teo Sze Chin PHF Batu Pahat

109 Kwee Kee Tan PHF Batu Pahat

110 Tuck Puang Tay PHF Batu Pahat

111 Mok Teck Peng PHF Batu Pahat

112 Tan Teck Wee PHF Batu Pahat

113 Kek Thien Seng PHF Batu Pahat

114 Metrius Benedict Sunggoh PHF+1 Batu Pahat

115 Yap Chin Sin PHF+1 Batu Pahat

116 Yap Kee Seng PHF+1 Batu Pahat

117 Koh Nai Hock PHF+1 Batu Pahat

118 Cheng Po Seng PHF+1 Batu Pahat

119 Chang Yoon Kent PHF+1 Batu Pahat

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120 Kit Leng Sim PHF+4 Batu Pahat

121 Chin Lee Mee PHF+8 Batu Pahat

122 Boon Chin Koh Benefactor Batu Pahat

124 James Addie PHF Belait

125 Grace Chin PHF Belait

126 Abiye David-West PHF Belait

127 Tosan Ufuoma Esisi PHF Belait

128 Maurice W Fern PHF Belait

129 George Kuruvilla PHF Belait

130 Michael L. P. Lee PHF Belait

131 K P Louis PHF Belait

132 John L Mulder PHF Belait

133 Boniface Terhemen Nongo PHF Belait

134 Stephen Onyisi Ojeh PHF Belait

135 T Panch PHF Belait

136 Yen Leng Phang PHF Belait

137 V Abdul Salam PHF Belait

138 M V J Sebastian PHF Belait

139 Alden Emerson Ern Tan PHF Belait

140 Avery Luther Kit Tan PHF Belait

141 Felicia Siew Ching Tan PHF Belait

142 Lee Lip Tong PHF Belait

143 Francis Ig Wong PHF Belait

144 Siu Pui Wong PHF Belait

145 Edwin P. De Silva PHF+1 Belait

146 R. Gunasegaran PHF+1 Belait

147 Helen Tang PHF+1 Belait

148 Soon Nin Loo PHF+3 Belait

149 Fui Mung Toh PHF+4 Belait

151 Sia Derg PHF Bintulu Central

152 David Kiong Nang Ho PHF Bintulu Central

153 James Kator PHF Bintulu Central

154 Oliver Hui Hee Lau PHF Bintulu Central

155 Linnie Lee PHF Bintulu Central

156 Winston, Hieng Ling Lu PHF Bintulu Central

157 Kung Ho Tiong PHF Bintulu Central

158 Allen Ching Seng Wong PHF Bintulu Central

159 See Lang Yam PHF Bintulu Central

160 Ivy Siow Yee Yek PHF Bintulu Central

161 Dave Ming Howe Kuan PHF+2 Bintulu Central

163 Abang Nawawi Abang Drahman PHF Bintulu

164 Choon Fah Joseph Bong PHF Bintulu

165 Fatt Ming Bong PHF Bintulu

166 Jap Kim Chin PHF Bintulu

167 Dor Hieng Darren Ting PHF Bintulu

168 Boey Sue Funn PHF Bintulu

169 Geling Anak Ganyai PHF Bintulu

170 Keng Boo Goh PHF Bintulu

171 Tiong Kuok Hii PHF Bintulu

172 Chiew Soon Hui PHF Bintulu

173 Michael Ting Kah Hung PHF Bintulu

174 Suk Kiew Hu PHF Bintulu

175 Sinsoon Bin Jabu PHF Bintulu

176 Song Ting Lau PHF Bintulu

177 Lei Kiak Lee PHF Bintulu

178 Wu Ming Lung PHF Bintulu

179 Wung Sing Moh PHF Bintulu

180 Peter Nansien PHF Bintulu

181 Pau Chiong Ngee PHF Bintulu

182 Nae Shiuan Noel Yek PHF Bintulu

183 Kian Huat Ong PHF Bintulu

184 Andrew Mat Ressa PHF Bintulu

185 Hajah Salbiah PHF Bintulu

186 John Ting Sii Ong PHF Bintulu

187 Chia Hua Soon PHF Bintulu

188 Kie Ung Tang PHF Bintulu

189 Susana Leong Thien Yun PHF Bintulu

190 Sigar Tidan PHF Bintulu

191 Chek Uong Tiong PHF Bintulu

192 Hoe Kui Tiong PHF Bintulu

193 Huo Chiong Tiong PHF Bintulu

194 Kee Meng Tiong PHF Bintulu

195 Chiew Peng Toh PHF Bintulu

196 Chris Vis PHF Bintulu

197 Kwong Kong Wong PHF Bintulu

198 Kah Lai Young PHF Bintulu

199 Abang Haji Nawawi PHF+1 Bintulu

200 Chuan Hock Un PHF+1 Bintulu

201 Piaw Soon Yong PHF+1 Bintulu

202 Ka Hok Ting PHF+2 Bintulu

204 Fandi Ahmad PHF Bugis Junction

205 Uma Anand PHF Bugis Junction

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206 Ralph Ang PHF Bugis Junction

207 Kersi Aspar PHF Bugis Junction

208 Eric Benghozi PHF Bugis Junction

209 Prapasri Callegari PHF Bugis Junction

210 See Kit Chan + PHF Bugis Junction

211 Valent Tan Ngiap Chuang PHF Bugis Junction

212 Tang Koon Eng PHF Bugis Junction

213 Xue-Zhe Issac Eow PHF Bugis Junction

214 Cheryl Er PHF Bugis Junction

215 Kim N. Gravelle PHF Bugis Junction

216 Lweendo M Gravelle PHF Bugis Junction

217 Patrick Heng Chiang Boon + PHF Bugis Junction

218 Meng Hee Hong PHF Bugis Junction

219 Swee Seng Sam Ho PHF Bugis Junction

220 Yvette Tan En Keee PHF Bugis Junction

221 Chew Koh PHF Bugis Junction

222 Yuko Kubo PHF Bugis Junction

223 Kum Weng Lau PHF Bugis Junction

224 Vanisa Lee PHF Bugis Junction

225 Laurent Levan PHF Bugis Junction

226 Tang Lyn Lyn PHF Bugis Junction

227 Grace Mah PHF Bugis Junction

228 Jason Mah PHF Bugis Junction

229 Shanmugam Chandra Mohan PHF Bugis Junction

230 Vincent NG PHF Bugis Junction

231 Sandy Oh PHF Bugis Junction

232 Sasha Wener Ruan PHF Bugis Junction

233 William Sim PHF Bugis Junction

234 Sarjit Singh PHF Bugis Junction

235 Kenneth Su PHF Bugis Junction

236 Cecilia Tan PHF Bugis Junction

237 Dominic Tan PHF Bugis Junction

238 Eng Hui Tan PHF Bugis Junction

239 Eng Teng Tan PHF Bugis Junction

240 Loon Yang Tang PHF Bugis Junction

241 Irene Tan PHF Bugis Junction

242 Esther Tay PHF Bugis Junction

243 Nigel Taylor PHF Bugis Junction

244 Jude Poh Wah Teo PHF Bugis Junction

245 Lai-Seng Teo PHF Bugis Junction

246 Aspi G. Vania PHF Bugis Junction

247 Abdul Wahab PHF Bugis Junction

248 Gracie Wee PHF Bugis Junction

249 Ley Kun Wong PHF Bugis Junction

250 Phyllis Wong PHF Bugis Junction

251 Tang Loon Yang PHF Bugis Junction

252 Irene Yap PHF Bugis Junction

253 Sabrina Zhou PHF Bugis Junction

254 Swee Chee Chan PHF+1 Bugis Junction

255 Joey, Joo Ee Gan PHF+1 Bugis Junction

256 Siew-Sai Hoo PHF+1 Bugis Junction

257 James Lee PHF+1 Bugis Junction

258 Yoke Yin Lee PHF+1 Bugis Junction

259 Ronnie Wan Liang Hui PHF+1 Bugis Junction

260 Peng Hun Lim PHF+1 Bugis Junction

261 Philip Lim PHF+1 Bugis Junction

262 Chui-Mei Loh PHF+1 Bugis Junction

263 Gisa Ingrid Wagner PHF+1 Bugis Junction

264 Kenneth Leow PHF+2 Bugis Junction

265 Anand Swaminathan PHF+2 Bugis Junction

266 Kok Heng Tan PHF+2 Bugis Junction

267 Yap G C Allan PHF+3 Bugis Junction

268 Paul Heng PHF+3 Bugis Junction

269 Clarence Tan PHF+4 Bugis Junction

270 Reto V. Callegari PHF+8 Bugis Junction

271 Ghim Bok Chew PHF+8 Bugis Junction

272 Yoke Kee Eow PHF+8 Bugis Junction

273 Lai Wah Lai + PHF+8 Bugis Junction

274 Whai-Yih Lee PHF+8 Bugis Junction

275 Bobby Lim PHF+8 Bugis Junction

276 Selwyn C. McVean + PHF+8 Bugis Junction

277 Roger Ng PHF+8 Bugis Junction

278 Keng-Keng Tan PHF+8 Bugis Junction

279 Alfred Teo PHF+8 Bugis Junction

280 Nelson Yeo PHF+8 Bugis Junction

281 Reto V. Callegari Benefactor Bugis Junction

282 Ghim Bok Chew Benefactor Bugis Junction

283 Bobby Lim Benefactor Bugis Junction

284 Roger Ng Benefactor Bugis Junction

285 Keng-Keng Tan Benefactor Bugis Junction

286 Alfred Teo Benefactor Bugis Junction

287 Nelson Yeo Benefactor Bugis Junction

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289 Sherri Choo PHF Bukit Timah

290 Kah Kin Choy PHF Bukit Timah

291 Tong Hai Chuah PHF Bukit Timah

292 Cheng Lan Giam + PHF Bukit Timah

293 Hwa Meng Goh PHF Bukit Timah

294 Jan Philippe Haagsma PHF Bukit Timah

295 Fain Sze Lien PHF Bukit Timah

296 Paul Jit Soon Lim PHF Bukit Timah

297 Irene Ong PHF Bukit Timah

298 Carol Chul Yoke Sitoh PHF Bukit Timah

299 Gim Chuan Soh PHF Bukit Timah

300 Henny Hwee Hoon Goh PHF+1 Bukit Timah

301 Sai Mui Sally Ho PHF+1 Bukit Timah

302 Sai Choo Diamond Khng PHF+1 Bukit Timah

303 Nancy Sok Goon Long PHF+1 Bukit Timah

304 Andre Philippe Du Plessis PHF+5 Bukit Timah

305 Muriel Chui Ping Cheung PHF+8 Bukit Timah

306 Ben Kee Chong Chng + PHF+8 Bukit Timah

307 Ben Kee Chong Chng + Benefactor Bukit Timah

308 Michael M. F. Foo Benefactor Bukit Timah

310 Anthony Boo-Heng Boon PHF Changi

311 Dennis C. Carroll PHF Changi

312 Linda Fi Kain Chiang PHF Changi

313 Cheong Chin PHF Changi

314 Chong Hong Chua + PHF Changi

315 Michael M. F. Foo + PHF Changi

316 Lik-Khui Ho PHF Changi

317 Gerald Huang PHF Changi

318 H Kaneko PHF Changi

319 Wee Son Koh PHF Changi

320 Albert Cheng-Song Kwa PHF Changi

321 Jackson Kim Tick Lee PHF Changi

322 Marcus H.H. Lee PHF Changi

323 Anthony Seng Chye Lim PHF Changi

324 Guan Huat Lim PHF Changi

325 Jimmy Kee Lim PHF Changi

326 Patrick Hong Liam Lim PHF Changi

327 William Lim PHF Changi

328 Hiroyasu Miyasato PHF Changi

329 Lee Lay Ng PHF Changi

330 Ronnie Swee Heng Tay PHF Changi

331 James Siang Chow Tow PHF Changi

332 Mong Ing Koo PHF+1 Changi

333 Chiew Mun-Daniel Loke PHF+1 Changi

334 Say Chuan Ng PHF+1 Changi

335 Rolv Stokkmo PHF+1 Changi

336 Anthony Tan PHF+1 Changi

337 Thomas Aik-Hong Tan PHF+1 Changi

338 Cheng Kwee Teo + PHF+1 Changi

339 Yin Htwe U PHF+1 Changi

340 Chi-Jen Woo PHF+1 Changi

341 Tuang Sim Boh PHF+2 Changi

342 Andrew Beng Hwee Tan PHF+2 Changi

343 Ing San Gong PHF+3 Changi

344 Eufemio Lopez Rodriguez PHF+3 Changi

345 Jack Hian Yong Tan PHF+3 Changi

346 Jack Why Kuang Tan PHF+4 Changi

347 Kwai Wah Wong PHF+4 Changi

348 Julian Kian Peng Ong PHF+5 Changi

349 John S Y Tan PHF+6 Changi

350 Jimmy Kok Cheong Cheong PHF+8 Changi

351 Leong Teck Tan + PHF+8 Changi

352 Stephen Eng Hoe Tan PHF+8 Changi

353 Leong Teck Tan + Benefactor Changi

355 Doris Soh Tiong Ang PHF E-Club of 3310

356 Wenee Bek PHF E-Club of 3310

357 Soh-Choo Cheong PHF E-Club of 3310

358 Zwen Chua PHF E-Club of 3310

359 Kah-Keat Chung PHF E-Club of 3310

360 Rohinton Rustom Karkaria PHF E-Club of 3310

361 Hon Fat Kwong PHF E-Club of 3310

362 Rosalinda Panagia Maria Lakusa PHF E-Club of 3310

363 David Meng Hwa Lau PHF E-Club of 3310

364 Lin-Da Lim PHF E-Club of 3310

365 Hansen Zhou Rong Long PHF E-Club of 3310

366 Evelyn Phan Pul Lum PHF E-Club of 3310

367 Nigel Phan Locke Man PHF E-Club of 3310

368 Leslie P. T. Sim PHF E-Club of 3310

369 Jennifer How-Gee Soen PHF E-Club of 3310

370 Boon Fwong Soo PHF E-Club of 3310

371 Nicholas Phan Locke Sung PHF E-Club of 3310

372 James Toh Kian Tian PHF E-Club of 3310

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373 Jonathan Zhou Rong Xi PHF E-Club of 3310

374 Gracy Lian Khim Yap PHF E-Club of 3310

375 Soo Boon Yew PHF E-Club of 3310

376 Soh-Har Chew PHF+1 E-Club of 3310

377 Arun H. Desai PHF+1 E-Club of 3310

378 Mark Hon PHF+1 E-Club of 3310

379 Swee Lan Ng PHF+1 E-Club of 3310

380 Richard Teck Kim Ong PHF+1 E-Club of 3310

381 Tee-Khiang Chew PHF+2 E-Club of 3310

382 Boon-Huat Hoe + PHF+2 E-Club of 3310

383 Loon Shin Ho PHF+2 E-Club of 3310

384 May-Yan Ow Yong PHF+2 E-Club of 3310

385 Kwock-Wing Ching PHF+3 E-Club of 3310

386 Shirin Rustom Ghadiali PHF+4 E-Club of 3310

387 Chee Wee Ong PHF+5 E-Club of 3310

388 Ban-Seng Chew PHF+8 E-Club of 3310

389 Gerald M. Minjoot PHF+8 E-Club of 3310

390 Vicky Boon Lee Soo PHF+8 E-Club of 3310

391 Ban-Seng Chew Benefactor E-Club of 3310

392 David Meng Hwa Lau Benefactor E-Club of 3310

393 Gerald M. Minjoot Benefactor E-Club of 3310

394 Sonia Bei Li Ong Benefactor E-Club of 3310

395 Vicky Boon Lee Soo Benefactor E-Club of 3310

397 Soo-Buay Ang PHF Garden City

398 Chien-Chia James Chang PHF Garden City

399 Seng-Lup Philip Chan PHF Garden City

400 Teck-Leong Steven Chan PHF Garden City

401 Choong-Seng Chee PHF Garden City

402 Chia-Lien Cheng PHF Garden City

403 Poh-Seng Chen PHF Garden City

404 Chong-Cham Chin PHF Garden City

405 Jin Chong PHF Garden City

406 Zen Jin Siang Chong PHF Garden City

407 Soo-Bin Chua PHF Garden City

408 Ah Mee Goh PHF Garden City

409 Keng-Leng Goh + PHF Garden City

410 Janet Koh Chye Hoon PHF Garden City

411 Stephen Hsu PHF Garden City

412 Chee-Tong Kea PHF Garden City

413 Tung-Ho Thomas Kuo PHF Garden City

414 Pui-Wai Michael Lam PHF Garden City

415 Chee Keong Lee PHF Garden City

416 Han-Shin Lee PHF Garden City

417 Say-Poh Peter Lee PHF Garden City

418 Shi Hui Lee PHF Garden City

419 Siying Lee PHF Garden City

420 Veron Lee PHF Garden City

421 Ai-Gin John Lim PHF Garden City

422 Chee-Beng Freddi Lim PHF Garden City

423 Guan-Tark Gilbert Lim PHF Garden City

424 Hui Jie Lim PHF Garden City

425 Tian-Kok Lim PHF Garden City

426 Ay-Chen Lim Ying PHF Garden City

427 Guorong Lin PHF Garden City

428 Hsin-Hsing Tony Lin PHF Garden City

429 Yu-Se Li PHF Garden City

430 Ah-Joo Loh PHF Garden City

431 Benjamin Loh PHF Garden City

432 Grace Loh PHF Garden City

433 Boon-Hong Ng PHF Garden City

434 Chee-Seng Ivan Ng PHF Garden City

435 Hock-Hwa Joshua Ng PHF Garden City

436 Jacqueline Hsin Yi Ng PHF Garden City

437 Siew-Jin Ng PHF Garden City

438 Ngian-Kwong Denis Nyam PHF Garden City

439 Li-Tsuan Shen PHF Garden City

440 Julia Yeo-Ngoi Siew Ting PHF Garden City

441 Seet-Nam Henry Soong PHF Garden City

442 Boon-Kong Tan PHF Garden City

443 Kha Heng Karen Tan PHF Garden City

444 Toh-Hin Albert Tan PHF Garden City

445 Wei-Pian Tan PHF Garden City

446 Yak-Kwang Michael Tay PHF Garden City

447 John Hwee Teng PHF Garden City

448 Chin-Keong Terence Teo PHF Garden City

449 Hong-Wei Tjioe PHF Garden City

450 James Kok Keng Tng PHF Garden City

451 Sui-Lan Tsao + PHF Garden City

452 Anna Wang Yap PHF Garden City

453 Chiaw Lian Wee PHF Garden City

454 Cheong-Hong Wong PHF Garden City

455 Melvin Men Won Wong PHF Garden City

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456 Lee-Ting Hedy Wong Tan PHF Garden City

457 Eng-Poo Joshua Yap PHF Garden City

458 Sian Lay Yap PHF Garden City

459 Jia Pao Yong PHF Garden City

460 Francis Hong Nguan Chan PHF+1 Garden City

461 Siow-Wang Ivy Keng Tham PHF+1 Garden City

462 Hai Sie Kho PHF+1 Garden City

463 Su-Hsiang Lai Liao PHF+1 Garden City

464 Eileen Hwee Lian Lee PHF+1 Garden City

465 Kwee-Ying Rosie Lee Wong PHF+1 Garden City

466 Eng Hiong Lim PHF+1 Garden City

467 Yen-Heng Lim PHF+1 Garden City

468 Jian-Fen Loh PHF+1 Garden City

469 Ai Lay Seah PHF+1 Garden City

470 Tjin-Hong Jerry Tan PHF+1 Garden City

471 Poh-Chuan Wong PHF+1 Garden City

472 Chin Kwang, Raymond Han PHF+2 Garden City

473 Sen-Ben Keng PHF+2 Garden City

474 Teow-Gok Sim PHF+2 Garden City

475 Poh Tan PHF+2 Garden City

476 Andrew Tai An Chen PHF+3 Garden City

477 Shiu-Keng Chong Hor PHF+3 Garden City

478 Peter Min Lee PHF+3 Garden City

479 Thong-Sin Lui PHF+3 Garden City

480 Choo Chai Chong PHF+4 Garden City

481 Siak-Kong Iu PHF+4 Garden City

482 Lay-Chin Lee Chan PHF+4 Garden City

483 Swan Meen Ng PHF+4 Garden City

484 Florence Geok Pee Lim PHF+6 Garden City

485 Kah Joo Ang PHF+8 Garden City

486 Phak Heng Chew PHF+8 Garden City

487 Adrian Jefferson Tan PHF+8 Garden City

488 George Chang Hsiung Lai PHF+8 Garden City

489 Kay Beng Lee PHF+8 Garden City

490 Anje Wan Kiew Lim PHF+8 Garden City

491 Chee Kian Lim PHF+8 Garden City

492 Tee-Moui Clarence Lim PHF+8 Garden City

493 Cheng Fong Lin PHF+8 Garden City

494 Kum-Fong Loh + PHF+8 Garden City

495 Daniel Tze Loong Lye PHF+8 Garden City

496 David Keh Boon Poh PHF+8 Garden City

497 Cher-Hock Poon PHF+8 Garden City

498 Cheng Hao Soh PHF+8 Garden City

499 Ah Bee Tan PHF+8 Garden City

500 Hian Tsin Tan PHF+8 Garden City

501 William Wee Leong Tan PHF+8 Garden City

502 Sean Xin Cheng Tay PHF+8 Garden City

503 Lam Huat Tor PHF+8 Garden City

504 Dar Ching Wu PHF+8 Garden City

505 Dauphine Yang PHF+8 Garden City

506 Hung-Da Yang PHF+8 Garden City

507 Michael Yik Fah Yee PHF+8 Garden City

508 Sean Yeo PHF+8 Garden City

509 Matthew Syn Yuan Yong PHF+8 Garden City

510 Choo Chai Chong Benefactor Garden City

511 Stephen Hsu Benefactor Garden City

512 Sen-Ben Keng Benefactor Garden City

513 George Chang Hsiung Lai Benefactor Garden City

514 Pui-Wai Michael Lam Benefactor Garden City

515 Chee Kian Lim Benefactor Garden City

516 Cheng Fong Lin Benefactor Garden City

517 Ah-Joo Loh Benefactor Garden City

518 Kum-Fong Loh + Benefactor Garden City

519 Thong-Sin Lui Benefactor Garden City

520 Hock-Hwa Joshua Ng Benefactor Garden City

521 Cher-Hock Poon Benefactor Garden City

522 Ah Bee Tan Benefactor Garden City

523 Hian Tsin Tan Benefactor Garden City

524 Sui-Lan Tsao + Benefactor Garden City

525 Dar Ching Wu Benefactor Garden City

526 Dauphine Yang Benefactor Garden City

527 Michael Yik Fah Yee Benefactor Garden City

528 Matthew Syn Yuan Yong Benefactor Garden City

530 Gan Chiat Kwang PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

531 Tunku Idris Iskandar Ismail Abdul PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

532 Bella Kooi Cheng Khor PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

533 Eric Kang Koh Wei PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

534 Chee Seng Lim PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

535 Haslinda Mohd Eunos PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

536 Thayala R Selvaduray PHF Johor Bahru Sentral

537 Li Chiat Koo PHF+1 Johor Bahru Sentral

538 Yik Hui Law PHF+1 Johor Bahru Sentral

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539 Vijendran Vengadesan PHF+1 Johor Bahru Sentral

540 Irwan Norris Ishak PHF+2 Johor Bahru Sentral

541 Raymess E. Wei Keong PHF+2 Johor Bahru Sentral

542 Eric Chang PHF+3 Johor Bahru Sentral

543 Johnson Kandasamy David PHF+6 Johor Bahru Sentral

544 Excelsior International School Certificate of Johor Bahru Sentral

Appreciation

545 The Els Club Desaru Coast Certificate of Johor Bahru Sentral

Appreciation

547 Lakhdeep Singh Chall PHF Johor Centennial

548 Derek Kong-Yew Cheah PHF Johor Centennial

549 George Fernandez PHF Johor Centennial

550 Priyadarshine Govindan Naidu PHF Johor Centennial

551 Chandran Pillay PHF Johor Centennial

552 Fancy Tan PHF Johor Centennial

554 Ismail Ibni Almarhum PHF Johore Bahru

555 Tjun Min Ang PHF Johore Bahru

556 Henry Beentjes PHF Johore Bahru

557 Tiny Beentjes PHF Johore Bahru

558 Sunny W H Boey PHF Johore Bahru

559 Yen How Boon PHF Johore Bahru

560 Teck Mack Chang PHF Johore Bahru

561 Valerie Pek Yee Cheah PHF Johore Bahru

562 Mahadevan Chellam PHF Johore Bahru

563 V V Chellam + PHF Johore Bahru

564 Sueh Yin Cheng PHF Johore Bahru

565 Boon Long Cheong PHF Johore Bahru

566 Nai Cheong Cheong PHF Johore Bahru

567 Rolang Choong Shin Cheong PHF Johore Bahru

568 Hsien Wen Chia PHF Johore Bahru

569 Richie Kim Chye Chiam PHF Johore Bahru

570 Ainoon Bte Chik PHF Johore Bahru

571 Kuie Too Chin PHF Johore Bahru

572 Tai Yock Chong PHF Johore Bahru

573 Patsy Choong PHF Johore Bahru

574 Choon Hoong Chow PHF Johore Bahru

575 Suan-Soo Foo PHF Johore Bahru

576 Beppi Forster-Lau PHF Johore Bahru

577 Benedict Francis PHF Johore Bahru

578 Chin Soon Gan PHF Johore Bahru

579 Kae Wan Goh, Jr. PHF Johore Bahru

580 Seong Chneh Gooi PHF Johore Bahru

581 Chong Keat Gwee PHF Johore Bahru

582 Katherine Heng Tok Heng PHF Johore Bahru

583 Teoh Sweet Hock PHF Johore Bahru

584 Dato Tan Miang How PHF Johore Bahru

585 Lim Kay Hua PHF Johore Bahru

586 Md. Noh Ibrahim PHF Johore Bahru

587 Dymm Baginda Iskandar Johor PHF Johore Bahru

588 Tunku Mahkota Johor PHF Johore Bahru

589 Petri Juusola PHF Johore Bahru

590 Thavakumar Kandiah PHF Johore Bahru

591 Gwee Chong Keat PHF Johore Bahru

592 Siew Chi Kee PHF Johore Bahru

593 Jacky Cherk Yee Ker PHF Johore Bahru

594 Francis Lip Yoke King PHF Johore Bahru

595 Jit Huat Koh PHF Johore Bahru

596 Weng Keong Kong PHF Johore Bahru

597 Saravanan Krishnan PHF Johore Bahru

598 Beng Teik Kuan PHF Johore Bahru

599 Winston Choon Lin Kwek PHF Johore Bahru

600 Yik Hui Law PHF Johore Bahru

601 Chai Kelvin Lee PHF Johore Bahru

602 Sing Mao Lee PHF Johore Bahru

603 Chee Woh Leong PHF Johore Bahru

604 Teh Hai Liang PHF Johore Bahru

605 Eric Chai Hwa Lim PHF Johore Bahru

606 John Lim PHF Johore Bahru

607 Kay Hua Lim + PHF Johore Bahru

608 Kwai Yoke Loh PHF Johore Bahru

609 Heng Khuang Long + PHF Johore Bahru

610 Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud PHF Johore Bahru

611 Jaafar Mohamad PHF Johore Bahru

612 Chek Lun Mok PHF Johore Bahru

613 Gidwani Nari PHF Johore Bahru

614 Francis Tian Sang Ng PHF Johore Bahru

615 Kim Kai Ng + PHF Johore Bahru

616 Vincent Kin Hong Ng PHF Johore Bahru

617 Leila Maria Nordgren PHF Johore Bahru

618 Chua Kean Num PHF Johore Bahru

619 Siew Im Oh PHF Johore Bahru

620 Tony Kok Ngee Ong PHF Johore Bahru

621 Carol Ooi PHF Johore Bahru

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622 Christopher Norman Parry PHF Johore Bahru

623 Dawn Parry PHF Johore Bahru

624 Liza Michele Parry PHF Johore Bahru

625 Shirley Yvonne Parry PHF Johore Bahru

626 Karl Heinz Rathsam PHF Johore Bahru

627 Lay See Saw PHF Johore Bahru

628 Jitender D Sehgal PHF Johore Bahru

629 Boon Weng Siew PHF Johore Bahru

630 M Singaraveloo PHF Johore Bahru

631 Bhullar Mokkam Singh + PHF Johore Bahru

632 Bhullar Ranjeet Singh PHF Johore Bahru

633 K N Singh PHF Johore Bahru

634 Graham Smith PHF Johore Bahru

635 Wanda Lai Lai Smith PHF Johore Bahru

636 Wee Ka S’ong PHF Johore Bahru

637 Leslie Struys PHF Johore Bahru

638 Chin Oon Tai PHF Johore Bahru

639 Beng Sooi Tan PHF Johore Bahru

640 Mrs. Geok Tin Tan PHF Johore Bahru

641 Sally Tan PHF Johore Bahru

642 Ah Khlang Teo PHF Johore Bahru

643 Maw Seng Yap PHF Johore Bahru

644 Ann Kiat Yeo PHF Johore Bahru

645 Chee Kong Yeong PHF Johore Bahru

646 Lawrence Tan Teck Yeong PHF Johore Bahru

647 Jaw Teck Yong PHF Johore Bahru

648 Kuthubul Zaman Bukhari PHF+1 Johore Bahru

649 Mark Chang PHF+1 Johore Bahru

650 Kong Huat Chew PHF+1 Johore Bahru

651 Francis Joseph Gopal PHF+1 Johore Bahru

652 Jia Shing Kwang PHF+1 Johore Bahru

653 Teh Hai Liang PHF+1 Johore Bahru

654 Roland Lim PHF+1 Johore Bahru

655 Yew Mun Ng PHF+1 Johore Bahru

656 Ir R Sarkuna Singam PHF+1 Johore Bahru

657 S. Sivamoorthy PHF+1 Johore Bahru

658 Boon Yew Tan PHF+1 Johore Bahru

659 Chee Seng Tan PHF+1 Johore Bahru

660 Shiok Fu Teo PHF+1 Johore Bahru

661 Doreen Cheah PHF+2 Johore Bahru

662 Alan Poh Ang Cheng PHF+2 Johore Bahru

663 Sing Kau Fong PHF+2 Johore Bahru

664 James Ho + PHF+2 Johore Bahru

665 Freddie Ah Choy Lee PHF+2 Johore Bahru

666 Kim Tiong Lee PHF+2 Johore Bahru

667 Berndt Michael Nordgren PHF+2 Johore Bahru

668 S. Shanmugam PHF+2 Johore Bahru

669 Freddie Hoo Hin Long PHF+3 Johore Bahru

670 Tai Dwan Mok PHF+3 Johore Bahru

671 Vishwadeep Singh Sandhu PHF+3 Johore Bahru

672 Swee Poh Ng PHF+4 Johore Bahru

673 Hock Teck Lim PHF+6 Johore Bahru

674 Michael G. Parry + PHF+6 Johore Bahru

675 Cheng Siang Teoh PHF+6 Johore Bahru

676 Rajoo Angamuthu PHF+7 Johore Bahru

677 John Kam Loong Cheah PHF+8 Johore Bahru

678 Kao Yang Ooi PHF+8 Johore Bahru

679 John Kam Loong Cheah Benefactor Johore Bahru

681 Chee Keong Chang PHF Johor Straits View

682 WEI TIAN HENG PHF Johor Straits View

683 Soon Lim Lee PHF Johor Straits View

684 Timothy Lo PHF Johor Straits View

685 Joo Chai Tan PHF Johor Straits View

686 Simon Weng Kit Tham PHF Johor Straits View

687 Yoke Chin Wong PHF+2 Johor Straits View

689 Robert T. C. Ang PHF Jurong Town

690 P Parvathi Avadhani PHF Jurong Town

691 Kamal Bose PHF Jurong Town

692 Fu-Gui Chang PHF Jurong Town

693 Henri C H Chan PHF Jurong Town

694 John C. O. Chan PHF Jurong Town

695 Wai Yu Chan PHF Jurong Town

696 Anthony Po Liang Chao PHF Jurong Town

697 Teck Shing Chen PHF Jurong Town

698 Judy Cheong PHF Jurong Town

699 Alyce Siew Ngan Chew PHF Jurong Town

700 Janice Chew PHF Jurong Town

701 Tuan Chiong Chew PHF Jurong Town

702 Joseph Y. Chiang PHF Jurong Town

703 Robert Chia PHF Jurong Town

704 Zhi Cheng Chong PHF Jurong Town

705 Lily Chow PHF Jurong Town

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706 June Chua PHF Jurong Town

707 Moritz Van Dijk PHF Jurong Town

708 Vilma D’Rozario PHF Jurong Town

709 Swee Kiat Ee PHF Jurong Town

710 Hui Beng Gan PHF Jurong Town

711 Linda Gan PHF Jurong Town

712 Nancy Gan PHF Jurong Town

713 Timothy Gan PHF Jurong Town

714 Lian Chin Gho PHF Jurong Town

715 Connie Ho PHF Jurong Town

716 Lik Chin Ho PHF Jurong Town

717 Soo Yong Ho PHF Jurong Town

718 Abdul-Hamid Ghani Jinnah PHF Jurong Town

719 Shigeru Kawase PHF Jurong Town

720 Quek Boon Kee PHF Jurong Town

721 Ai Kim Kiang PHF Jurong Town

722 Kathleen Kor PHF Jurong Town

723 Frank Kuijsters PHF Jurong Town

724 Edward Chung Weng Lam PHF Jurong Town

725 Kit Wing Lam PHF Jurong Town

726 Khet Pow Lee PHF Jurong Town

727 Michael Leow PHF Jurong Town

728 Lily Lien PHF Jurong Town

729 Jane Nee Hee Chin Fah Lim PHF Jurong Town

730 Peck Tee Lim PHF Jurong Town

731 Yvonne Lim PHF Jurong Town

732 Chan Swee Ling PHF Jurong Town

733 Christopher Loo PHF Jurong Town

734 Tze Kian Loo PHF Jurong Town

735 Hazel McCartney PHF Jurong Town

736 Christopher Minjoot PHF Jurong Town

737 Helen Minjoot PHF Jurong Town

738 Naing-Oo Minn PHF Jurong Town

739 Jennifer Tan Choon Moi PHF Jurong Town

740 Mireille Latour Murphy PHF Jurong Town

741 Vivian Navaratnam PHF Jurong Town

742 Andrew Choon Teck Ng PHF Jurong Town

743 Bee-Hoon Ng PHF Jurong Town

744 Hung Lin Ng PHF Jurong Town

745 Seng Whye Ng PHF Jurong Town

746 Thin Teng Ng PHF Jurong Town

747 Robert T. W. Ong PHF Jurong Town

748 Norman S. Parsons PHF Jurong Town

749 L. Rao Penna PHF Jurong Town

750 Bart Chien Leong Phong PHF Jurong Town

751 Choo Ling Png PHF Jurong Town

752 Rosalind Boon Kee Quek PHF Jurong Town

753 Klaus Raahuge PHF Jurong Town

754 Tim Samathivathanachai PHF Jurong Town

755 Rosalind Esmaralda Seow PHF Jurong Town

756 Yih Sng PHF Jurong Town

757 Sheryl Soon PHF Jurong Town

758 Christina Stanley PHF Jurong Town

759 Carol Yean-Eng Tan PHF Jurong Town

760 Hor Thye Henry Tan PHF Jurong Town

761 Khang Guan Tan PHF Jurong Town

762 William Tan PHF Jurong Town

763 Russell Tham PHF Jurong Town

764 Hasso Thiele PHF Jurong Town

765 Aultje Janke Van Dijk Klinkert PHF Jurong Town

766 Maup M. Van Dijk PHF Jurong Town

767 Ronald Tee Yeow Wee PHF Jurong Town

768 Herbert Willmy PHF Jurong Town

769 James Wong PHF Jurong Town

770 Rosa Wong PHF Jurong Town

771 Jenny Yap PHF Jurong Town

772 Cheow Tong Yeo PHF Jurong Town

773 Helen Yeo PHF Jurong Town

774 Yew Sin Yien PHF Jurong Town

775 John K. Young PHF Jurong Town

776 Martha Young PHF Jurong Town

777 William Sui Kay Yow PHF Jurong Town

778 Gunter A. Zientarski PHF Jurong Town

779 Patrick Chan PHF+1 Jurong Town

780 Boo Hong Cheong PHF+1 Jurong Town

781 Min Chee Cheong PHF+1 Jurong Town

782 Stephen Chee Chin Foo PHF+1 Jurong Town

783 Chaying Gan PHF+1 Jurong Town

784 Kim Sun Gan PHF+1 Jurong Town

785 Yvo Goossens PHF+1 Jurong Town

786 Masaya Juisom PHF+1 Jurong Town

787 Edna Ko PHF+1 Jurong Town

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788 Siauw Foey Stephen Lee PHF+1 Jurong Town

789 John Thuan Lok Lim PHF+1 Jurong Town

790 John Yeu-Siang Lim PHF+1 Jurong Town

791 Leonard Lim PHF+1 Jurong Town

792 A. Neysadurai + PHF+1 Jurong Town

793 Garry F. S. Ng PHF+1 Jurong Town

794 Yuen Hong Quek PHF+1 Jurong Town

795 Jay Samathivathanachai PHF+1 Jurong Town

796 Stephen K. C. Seow PHF+1 Jurong Town

797 Ralph E. Stanley PHF+1 Jurong Town

798 Andrew Chye Hee Tan PHF+1 Jurong Town

799 Kheng Leong Tan PHF+1 Jurong Town

800 Stephen C. S. Wong PHF+1 Jurong Town

801 Yoon Kee Yap PHF+1 Jurong Town

802 Ka Sing Eddy Chan PHF+2 Jurong Town

803 Joseph Khiam Soon Chew PHF+2 Jurong Town

804 Patrick Ping Eng Lim PHF+2 Jurong Town

805 Wee-Hin Tan PHF+2 Jurong Town

806 P. N. Avadhani PHF+3 Jurong Town

807 Rodger J. Kimpton PHF+3 Jurong Town

808 Preston V. Murphy PHF+5 Jurong Town

810 Benedict Abdullah Ng PHF Kampong Gelam

811 Juniyati Jonet PHF+1 Kampong Gelam

813 Emily Chong PHF Kinabalu Sutera

814 Jimmy Foo PHF Kinabalu Sutera

815 Judy Mui Nyuk Hiew PHF Kinabalu Sutera

816 Kin Ken Lai PHF Kinabalu Sutera

817 Francis Seng Chee Ng PHF Kinabalu Sutera

818 S.S. Parmar PHF Kinabalu Sutera

819 Jeremy Yew Wu Tong PHF Kinabalu Sutera

820 Andrew Voon PHF Kinabalu Sutera

821 Victor K. M. Wah PHF Kinabalu Sutera

822 Gabriel William PHF Kinabalu Sutera

823 Theresa William PHF Kinabalu Sutera

824 Yun Tshin Wong PHF Kinabalu Sutera

825 Fatimah Yassin PHF Kinabalu Sutera

826 Christina Aluda PHF+1 Kinabalu Sutera

827 Paul Chong PHF+1 Kinabalu Sutera

828 Verus Anselmus Sham PHF+1 Kinabalu Sutera

829 Ian Yin Lap Thow PHF+1 Kinabalu Sutera

830 Alice Stephanie Kunjan PHF+2 Kinabalu Sutera

831 Allen Tong PHF+3 Kinabalu Sutera

832 Betty Fong PHF+4 Kinabalu Sutera

834 Shakeel Aziz PHF Kluang

835 Thean-Sui Chan PHF Kluang

836 Ranjit Dass PHF Kluang

837 Rengasamy Gopal Dass + PHF Kluang

838 Thomas Easaw + PHF Kluang

839 Mandave Singh Gill PHF Kluang

840 Seck Tee Goh PHF Kluang

841 Mathew B. Gomez PHF Kluang

842 Suchdav Jotisroop PHF Kluang

843 Ya How Ker PHF Kluang

844 Shamin Noman Khambati PHF Kluang

845 Sin Gin Lee PHF Kluang

846 Alfred Swee Wah Lim PHF Kluang

847 Wee-Kiat Lim PHF Kluang

848 Teck Siong Neo PHF Kluang

849 John Tuan Peng Ng PHF Kluang

850 Thian Watt Ng PHF Kluang

851 Simon Kah Soon Sim PHF Kluang

852 Gurvinder Singh PHF Kluang

853 Harinder Singh + PHF Kluang

854 Sucha Singh PHF Kluang

855 Richard Ong Li Tak PHF Kluang

856 Paul Tiam Poh Tan PHF Kluang

857 Yoke Soon Tay PHF Kluang

858 Thor Hvey Teng PHF Kluang

859 King Fok Teow PHF Kluang

860 Aravind Viswanathan PHF Kluang

861 Michael Lim Hwa Yu PHF Kluang

862 Wee Kong Chen PHF+1 Kluang

863 Peter Kian Chai Yee PHF+1 Kluang

864 Joseph Ching Ing Tin PHF+2 Kluang

865 Rose Easaw Benefactor Kluang

867 Shafee Bakar PHF Kota Famosa

868 Cheng Wee Chia PHF Kota Famosa

869 Choon-Seong Chin PHF Kota Famosa

870 Beng Siew Chong PHF Kota Famosa

871 Florence Chu PHF Kota Famosa

872 Keng-How Goh + PHF Kota Famosa

873 Niki Lee Jin Goh PHF Kota Famosa

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874 Edwin Tan Ping Huang PHF Kota Famosa

875 Pamela L G Huan PHF Kota Famosa

876 Wan Kiat Lim + PHF Kota Famosa

877 Jen Ping Seet PHF Kota Famosa

878 Seow Ming Tan PHF Kota Famosa

879 Lawrence Kok Yew Ting PHF Kota Famosa

880 Shu-Chen Wu PHF Kota Famosa

881 Karen Leong Yong PHF Kota Famosa

882 Melody Yoong PHF Kota Famosa

883 Raphael Randall Dias PHF+8 Kota Famosa

884 Cheng Wee Chia Benefactor Kota Famosa

886 Su Chung Lim PHF Kota Kinabalu Mandarin

887 Kuang Kee Ngui PHF Kota Kinabalu Mandarin

889 Aminah Ambrose PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

890 Rosie Chong PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

891 In Hong Mary Mary Chung PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

892 Kim Noi Kristy @ Law Kim Noi Lau PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

893 Suzannah Siew Yea Liaw PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

894 Chin Keow Nar PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

895 Noni Said PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

896 Yuen Mee Soo PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

897 Eva Susau PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

898 Tarsiah Taman PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

899 Kah Meng Yvonne Yap PHF Kota Kinabalu Pearl

901 Tengku Zainal Adlin PHF Kota Kinabalu

902 Rizal Ahmad Banjar PHF Kota Kinabalu

903 Iskandar Ahmad PHF Kota Kinabalu

904 Sheena Mary Alexander PHF Kota Kinabalu

905 Michael Joseph Alford + PHF Kota Kinabalu

906 Warrence Kok-Peng Chan PHF Kota Kinabalu

907 P K Chee PHF Kota Kinabalu

908 Tong Foong Chow PHF Kota Kinabalu

909 Wong K Chow PHF Kota Kinabalu

910 Datuk Lo Kwock Chuen PHF Kota Kinabalu

911 Kaipuraidom M George PHF Kota Kinabalu

912 THOR GERVASI PHF Kota Kinabalu

913 Shuaibah Bte Abdul Ghani PHF Kota Kinabalu

914 Abdul Wahab Hashim PHF Kota Kinabalu

915 Wong Tshen Hin PHF Kota Kinabalu

916 Kamaruzaman Hj. Ampon PHF Kota Kinabalu

917 Thomas Jayasuriya PHF Kota Kinabalu

918 John Chee-Ching Kah PHF Kota Kinabalu

919 Amrullah Kamal PHF Kota Kinabalu

920 Chong Choon Kim PHF Kota Kinabalu

921 Jung Sik Joseph Kim PHF Kota Kinabalu

922 Philip Kok-Hoong Koh PHF Kota Kinabalu

923 Patrick Fui Kien Kong PHF Kota Kinabalu

924 Madhu G Kulkarni + PHF Kota Kinabalu

925 Zhen yeap Lee PHF Kota Kinabalu

926 Billings S W Leong PHF Kota Kinabalu

927 Christopher Ming-Keong Liew PHF Kota Kinabalu

928 Kevin Chang-Hui Lim PHF Kota Kinabalu

929 Madam Leong Siew Ling PHF Kota Kinabalu

930 Benjamin Siew Ming Lo PHF Kota Kinabalu

931 Benedict Chung En Loi PHF Kota Kinabalu

932 Wee Lian Lui PHF Kota Kinabalu

933 George Hin-Seng Ng PHF Kota Kinabalu

934 Chen Piang On PHF Kota Kinabalu

935 Hock Siew Ong PHF Kota Kinabalu

936 Kevin James Padasian PHF Kota Kinabalu

937 T.Y. Peng PHF Kota Kinabalu

938 Vincent Yee-Kiong Pung PHF Kota Kinabalu

939 James Siew-Eng Quek PHF Kota Kinabalu

940 John T Rogers PHF Kota Kinabalu

941 Datuk H Mohd Salleh PHF Kota Kinabalu

942 Chan Kwai Sheng PHF Kota Kinabalu

943 David C Ket Shun PHF Kota Kinabalu

944 Alfred Hou-Hoo Sii + PHF Kota Kinabalu

945 Yok Thing Soon PHF Kota Kinabalu

946 Mohammad Fuad Stephens + PHF Kota Kinabalu

947 Jun Young Tak PHF Kota Kinabalu

948 Yew Lim Tan PHF Kota Kinabalu

949 Paul Fook Leong Thien PHF Kota Kinabalu

950 Jeannette Tong PHF Kota Kinabalu

951 Julian Tong PHF Kota Kinabalu

952 Pang Tet Tshung PHF Kota Kinabalu

953 Chi-Bang Tsien + PHF Kota Kinabalu

954 Toshinori Tsubouchi PHF Kota Kinabalu

955 Paul Wang PHF Kota Kinabalu

956 Daniel Wong PHF Kota Kinabalu

957 Philip Yong-Up Won PHF Kota Kinabalu

958 Chong Tong Yee PHF Kota Kinabalu

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959 Peter Yew PHF Kota Kinabalu

960 Ching Siew Yii PHF Kota Kinabalu

961 Frankie Ka-Onn Fu PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu

962 Tony Jin-Kooi Seow PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu

963 Wei Chia Chiang PHF+2 Kota Kinabalu

964 Jeyan T. M. Marimuttu PHF+2 Kota Kinabalu

965 Soon Kean Ong PHF+2 Kota Kinabalu

966 Robert Ming-Hoe Lo PHF+3 Kota Kinabalu

967 Zainie Abdul Aucasa PHF+8 Kota Kinabalu

968 Edward S. Burongoh PHF+8 Kota Kinabalu

969 K. Ravi Mandalam PHF+8 Kota Kinabalu

970 KPJ Sabah Specialist Hospital Certificate of Kota Kinabalu

Appreciation

972 Roland Meng-Shen Chia PHF Kota Kinabalu South

973 Kok Yip Chiew PHF Kota Kinabalu South

974 Benjamin Chin PHF Kota Kinabalu South

975 George K. C. Chong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

976 Kenny Chong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

977 Philip Kui Phin Chong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

978 Nicholas Fernandez PHF Kota Kinabalu South

979 Khoo Lee Fung PHF Kota Kinabalu South

980 Thasius Joeman PHF Kota Kinabalu South

981 Nadeson Kanagalingam PHF Kota Kinabalu South

982 Jonathan Koh PHF Kota Kinabalu South

983 Fabian Lee PHF Kota Kinabalu South

984 Yik Soon Lee PHF Kota Kinabalu South

985 Peter Swee Yew Leong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

986 Robert T. Y. Liau PHF Kota Kinabalu South

987 Ken Choon Ming Lim PHF Kota Kinabalu South

988 John Paujik PHF Kota Kinabalu South

989 Vincent Wong Wai Sang PHF Kota Kinabalu South

990 Charanjeet Singh PHF Kota Kinabalu South

991 Spencer Kian Chee Soo PHF Kota Kinabalu South

992 Geoffrey Teo PHF Kota Kinabalu South

993 Anthony Kui Fong Tham PHF Kota Kinabalu South

994 Albert F. Tokuzip PHF Kota Kinabalu South

995 Lucy Tokuzip PHF Kota Kinabalu South

996 Hsieh Yang Vui PHF Kota Kinabalu South

997 Andy Yeu Wong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

998 Malcolm Yow Min Wong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

999 Willie Yit Hing Wong + PHF Kota Kinabalu South

98

1000 Wai Kit Yam PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1001 Christian Yap PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1002 Leslie Kian Vui Yap PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1003 Liau Tet Yaw PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1004 Tet Choi Yee PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1005 Kheng Guan Yeo PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1006 James Chau Leong Yong PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1007 Horace Ysrael PHF Kota Kinabalu South

1008 Victor N. V. Chong PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1009 Eddie K.C. Choong PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1010 George A. Ginibun PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1011 Henry Chi Chiang Hing PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1012 Arthur Yeaw Chong Soo PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1013 See Ang Tan PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1014 Alex Joon Ted Then PHF+1 Kota Kinabalu South

1015 Ganeshanandha Senathirajah PHF+2 Kota Kinabalu South

1016 Swi Heng Lee PHF+5 Kota Kinabalu South

1018 Zainal Akbar bin Abdul Samad PHF Kota Melaka

1019 Latip Bin Sarrugi PHF Kota Melaka

1020 Maria Boey Yuet Mei PHF Kota Melaka

1021 John S. Flexman PHF Kota Melaka

1022 Doris Heer PHF Kota Melaka

1023 Vigneshwaran Kalimuthu PHF Kota Melaka

1024 Mani Menon PHF Kota Melaka

1025 Sheila Menon PHF Kota Melaka

1026 Pradeep C. Nadkar PHF Kota Melaka

1027 Chee Chuen Ng PHF Kota Melaka

1028 Abby Siew Fang Ong PHF Kota Melaka

1029 Ahmad Sazali Bin Sabri PHF Kota Melaka

1030 Gunarajah Senathirajah PHF Kota Melaka

1031 Vanessa Smith Degen PHF Kota Melaka

1032 Michael Smith PHF Kota Melaka

1033 Mir Atta Muhammad Talpur PHF Kota Melaka

1034 Patrick Hin-Kwee Tan PHF Kota Melaka

1035 Stefan E.V. Teichner PHF Kota Melaka

1036 A. Viknesvaran PHF Kota Melaka

1037 June Wong PHF Kota Melaka

1038 Shu Chen Wu + PHF Kota Melaka

1039 Ho-Lung Yang PHF Kota Melaka

1040 Wee Chan Kelvin Yong PHF Kota Melaka

1041 Kua Kua Chong Beng PHF+1 Kota Melaka

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1043 Kang Cheng Bew PHF Kota Tinggi

1044 Yb D S H Bin Syed Jaafar Albar PHF Kota Tinggi

1045 Chung Kwai Cheng PHF Kota Tinggi

1046 Raymond Yuh Chyang Chia PHF Kota Tinggi

1047 Edwin Chee Kheong Ching PHF Kota Tinggi

1048 Boon-Keat Hoo PHF Kota Tinggi

1049 Teo Bee Huat PHF Kota Tinggi

1050 Ooi Tong Seng James PHF Kota Tinggi

1051 S.A Kannan PHF Kota Tinggi

1052 T Kanniappan PHF Kota Tinggi

1053 Chung Ah Kow PHF Kota Tinggi

1054 Simon Low PHF Kota Tinggi

1055 John H. S. Neo PHF Kota Tinggi

1056 Albert Chien Hsiang Ng PHF Kota Tinggi

1057 Yap Gim Pheng PHF Kota Tinggi

1058 Cheng Hua Poo PHF Kota Tinggi

1059 Liew Kee San PHF Kota Tinggi

1060 Keow Beng Seah PHF Kota Tinggi

1061 Selvarajoo Sinnaiyah PHF Kota Tinggi

1062 Ramis Subramaniam PHF Kota Tinggi

1063 Michael Tan-Ma Tai PHF Kota Tinggi

1064 Allen Swee Meng Tan PHF Kota Tinggi

1065 Khaw-Sim Wong PHF Kota Tinggi

1066 Tuck-Kai Yew PHF Kota Tinggi

1068 Philip Kien Hong Au-Yong PHF Kuching Central

1069 Tai Hui Aw PHF Kuching Central

1070 Bobby B. H. Chai PHF Kuching Central

1071 Ko Jee Chai PHF Kuching Central

1072 Kun Seng Chai PHF Kuching Central

1073 Andrea Sook Yin Chan PHF Kuching Central

1074 Gerard Chew PHF Kuching Central

1075 Lee Ching Chieng PHF Kuching Central

1076 Chia Chau Chin PHF Kuching Central

1077 Kitty Yiu CHIN PHF Kuching Central

1078 Andrew Chee Meng Chong PHF Kuching Central

1079 Calvin Kim Ching Chong PHF Kuching Central

1080 Richard Curtis PHF Kuching Central

1081 Guan Teck Ee PHF Kuching Central

1082 Juergen Ertl PHF Kuching Central

1083 William Ng Ghim Ang PHF Kuching Central

1084 Soon Boon Heng PHF Kuching Central

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1085 Lucy Hii PHF Kuching Central

1086 James Hii Siew Hua PHF Kuching Central

1087 Odita Ibrahim + PHF Kuching Central

1088 Samuel Kiyui PHF Kuching Central

1089 Alex Koh PHF Kuching Central

1090 Wong Soon Koh PHF Kuching Central

1091 Michael Yew Hui Kuan PHF Kuching Central

1092 Willie Lik Wei Lau PHF Kuching Central

1093 Kelvin Kai Loon Liew PHF Kuching Central

1094 Keng Yaw Lim PHF Kuching Central

1095 Benjamin Jui Hung Lo PHF Kuching Central

1096 Siew Fung Lo PHF Kuching Central

1097 Mike Maddock PHF Kuching Central

1098 Kamil Misuari PHF Kuching Central

1099 Jim Neging PHF Kuching Central

1100 Francis Teck Beng Ng PHF Kuching Central

1101 Steve Thian Yew Ng PHF Kuching Central

1102 Kimberley Ngu PHF Kuching Central

1103 Roland Cheng Xian Phang PHF Kuching Central

1104 Alan Tze Miang Poh PHF Kuching Central

1105 Constance Poh PHF Kuching Central

1106 Leonard Ai Fang Sia PHF Kuching Central

1107 Tiong Siew Ing PHF Kuching Central

1108 Cho Phong Sim PHF Kuching Central

1109 Kim Eng Sim PHF Kuching Central

1110 Yagbh Datuk Amar Puan H L Sri PHF Kuching Central

1111 Norzan Bujang Suharto PHF Kuching Central

1112 Philip Tang PHF Kuching Central

1113 Hui Ling Tiong PHF Kuching Central

1114 Khai Tiong PHF Kuching Central

1115 Carol Vong PHF Kuching Central

1116 Chen Yi Wong PHF Kuching Central

1117 Louis Heng Kui Wong PHF Kuching Central

1118 Richard Seng Kong Wong PHF Kuching Central

1119 Frankie Y. S. Yang PHF Kuching Central

1120 Cecil Chin Fah Yong PHF Kuching Central

1121 Louis Lin Lin Yong PHF Kuching Central

1122 Johnnie Seng Huat Chua PHF+1 Kuching Central

1123 Kiam Ngee Jong PHF+1 Kuching Central

1124 Pauline Pui PHF+1 Kuching Central

1125 Jacob Dungau Sagan PHF+1 Kuching Central

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1126 Augustine Chung Ho Wong PHF+1 Kuching Central

1127 Clarence Tze Hien Yong PHF+1 Kuching Central

1128 Sylvester Tshu Kwong Fong PHF+3 Kuching Central

1129 Leslie Puay Khing Phuan PHF+5 Kuching Central

1130 Ping Kho PHF+8 Kuching Central

1131 Patrick Tien Wei Luk PHF+8 Kuching Central

1132 Leonard Sheau Phun Ng PHF+8 Kuching Central

1133 Thomas Sing Hieng Ngu PHF+8 Kuching Central

1134 Yaw Hua Ng PHF+8 Kuching Central

1135 Frankie Ong PHF+8 Kuching Central

1136 Andre Suharto PHF+8 Kuching Central

1137 Kho Ching Wong PHF+8 Kuching Central

1138 Ping Kho Benefactor Kuching Central

1139 Patrick Tien Wei Luk Benefactor Kuching Central

1140 Leonard Sheau Phun Ng Benefactor Kuching Central

1141 Thomas Sing Hieng Ngu Benefactor Kuching Central

1142 Yaw Hua Ng Benefactor Kuching Central

1144 Esther Saranee Belawing PHF Kuching Jaya

1145 Abdullah Borda PHF Kuching Jaya

1146 David Disam PHF Kuching Jaya

1147 Gerawat Gala PHF Kuching Jaya

1148 Farida Abd Halim PHF Kuching Jaya

1149 David How Ee Hii PHF Kuching Jaya

1150 Steve Sebastian Lan Chee Ming PHF Kuching Jaya

1151 Rita Liew PHF Kuching Jaya

1152 Kazue Sakai PHF Kuching Jaya

1153 Ann Panai PHF+1 Kuching Jaya

1154 Larry Shien Wei Sng PHF+1 Kuching Jaya

1156 Datuk Ang Lai Soon PHF Kuching

1157 Arif Arabi PHF Kuching

1158 David Chau Choon Chan PHF Kuching

1159 Wee Ping Chang PHF Kuching

1160 Woon Peng Chan PHF Kuching

1161 Patrick Chieng PHF Kuching

1162 William Chin PHF Kuching

1163 Janet Chong PHF Kuching

1164 John L. Dobson PHF Kuching

1165 Elizabeth Anne Fu Sze Mee PHF Kuching

1166 Gregory S. C. Hii PHF Kuching

1167 Kwo Fang Hsiung PHF Kuching

1168 Luke K. S. Khiu PHF Kuching

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1169 John Ah Tee King PHF Kuching

1170 Seng Lau PHF Kuching

1171 Hua Seng Lee PHF Kuching

1172 Len Jin Lee PHF Kuching

1173 Denis Liew + PHF Kuching

1174 Edwin Liew PHF Kuching

1175 Henry U. E. Lim PHF Kuching

1176 Jenny Lim PHF Kuching

1177 Leh Wong Loh PHF Kuching

1178 Alfred Padan PHF Kuching

1179 Ann Panai PHF Kuching

1180 Nelson Balang Rining PHF Kuching

1181 Charles Schmitt PHF Kuching

1182 Xavier Sim PHF Kuching

1183 Victor Lee Eng Siong PHF Kuching

1184 M Sockalingam + PHF Kuching

1185 Ashley Edward Roy Soosay PHF Kuching

1186 Robin F. Stock PHF Kuching

1187 Anthony Tan PHF Kuching

1188 Wilson Swee K. Tan PHF Kuching

1189 Christopher Kiang Meng Teh PHF Kuching

1190 Beng-Hock Teo PHF Kuching

1191 Yang Tuan Teo PHF Kuching

1192 Bek Sink Ting PHF Kuching

1193 Joanna Moi Sue Ting PHF Kuching

1194 Brigitte Wan Ullok PHF Kuching

1195 Hai Ong Wong PHF Kuching

1196 Li Lian Wong PHF Kuching

1197 Peter L. H. Wong PHF Kuching

1198 Syn Leong Wong PHF Kuching

1199 Kang Tee Yong PHF Kuching

1200 Lai-Soon Ang PHF+1 Kuching

1201 Josephine Chui-Huong Chiew PHF+1 Kuching

1202 Eivind Oluf Kofod PHF+1 Kuching

1203 Patrick P. Sigar PHF+1 Kuching

1204 Gabriel Wong PHF+1 Kuching

1205 Raja Noor Akmar Raja Kamil PHF+2 Kuching

1206 John Chan PHF+3 Kuching

1207 Audry Wan Ullok PHF+4 Kuching

1208 Lawrence K. F. Lam PHF+8 Kuching

1209 Mohd Omar Lopez PHF+8 Kuching

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1210 Stephen Timothy Wan Ullok PHF+8 Kuching

1211 Lawrence K. F. Lam Benefactor Kuching

1212 Victor Lee Eng Siong Benefactor Kuching

1214 Jin Fah Bong PHF Kuching South

1215 Chieng Jen Chong PHF Kuching South

1216 Gary Siaw Ming Ong PHF Kuching South

1217 Cho Huat Tan PHF Kuching South

1218 Lyh Lin Thien PHF Kuching South

1219 Mui Leong Tsai PHF Kuching South

1220 Jason Chien Fu Tong PHF+2 Kuching South

1222 Kwee Chye Chan PHF Kulai

1223 Ah Kow Cheng PHF Kulai

1224 Joo Seng Cheng PHF Kulai

1225 Tim Hung Cheng PHF Kulai

1226 Xin An Cheng PHF Kulai

1227 Yew Jin Cheng PHF Kulai

1228 Kuek Phin Chong PHF Kulai

1229 Mee Fook Chong PHF Kulai

1230 Joseph Swee Lai Chua + PHF Kulai

1231 Yii Lun Goh PHF Kulai

1232 Kim Long Hing PHF Kulai

1233 Yap Sing Hock PHF Kulai

1234 Annie Chi Siew Hooi PHF Kulai

1235 Beng Guan Hung PHF Kulai

1236 Guan Chuen Lau PHF Kulai

1237 Lau Poh Lee PHF Kulai

1238 VOON SIEW LIEW PHF Kulai

1239 Suang Koh Liow + PHF Kulai

1240 S Gopal Nair PHF Kulai

1241 Alex Toon Siong Ong PHF Kulai

1242 Kai-Yuan Ooi PHF Kulai

1243 Crystal SuHui Pang PHF Kulai

1244 Phang Piow PHF Kulai

1245 Fung Fung See PHF Kulai

1246 Derek Ross Strachan PHF Kulai

1247 Shirlan Strachan PHF Kulai

1248 See Thum Tai PHF Kulai

1249 Chong Cheng Tan PHF Kulai

1250 Stephanie Tang PHF Kulai

1251 James Hock Tan Te PHF Kulai

1252 Chin Chuan Wong PHF Kulai

1253 Seng Maw Yap PHF Kulai

1254 Josephine Lay Heng Ng PHF+2 Kulai

1255 M.K. Valasalan PHF+2 Kulai

1256 Jerry Ah Soo Lau PHF+3 Kulai

1257 Keng Meng Tay + PHF+3 Kulai

1258 Dolly Siew Keat Yeap PHF+6 Kulai

1259 Wei Hau Chin PHF+8 Kulai

1260 Joshua Albert Thien Yew Goh PHF+8 Kulai

1261 Hun Swee Lim PHF+8 Kulai

1262 Joshua Albert Thien Yew Goh Benefactor Kulai

1264 Lily Dr. Suriyati Alias PHF Labuan

1265 Chee-Kee Chin PHF Labuan

1266 Lucy D’cruz PHF Labuan

1267 Fadric Kuen Yu Lo PHF Labuan

1268 Herin bt Lumpisau @ Nurhazrina PHF Labuan

1269 Dharmenthran Sannasy PHF Labuan

1270 Puan Sri Wong Seck Fong Yoke PHF Labuan

1271 Hj Tan Annuar PHF Labuan

1272 Randy Arnold Davis PHF+1 Labuan

1273 Ybhg Dato Haji Harris Bin Haji PHF+1 Labuan

Annuar Tan

1274 Roland Schempf PHF+1 Labuan

1275 V Chandra Sekharan PHF+1 Labuan

1276 Tan Soo Yong PHF+1 Labuan

1277 M. Sheik Dawood Dr. Mohideen PHF+2 Labuan

1278 Dadar Singh PHF+2 Labuan

1279 Francis Dato’ Tee PHF+3 Labuan

1280 Roland Schempf Benefactor Labuan

1282 Suffian Bin Abdullah PHF Likas Bay

1283 Sergius Ajik PHF Likas Bay

1284 James Alfred PHF Likas Bay

1285 George Bandusena PHF Likas Bay

1286 Gary Hock Wei Chieng PHF Likas Bay

1287 George Kok-Min Chin + PHF Likas Bay

1288 Raphael Tet Ming Chin PHF Likas Bay

1289 Datuk Naomi Chong PHF Likas Bay

1290 tom yew hoong chong PHF Likas Bay

1291 Soon Shim Chua PHF Likas Bay

1292 Vincent C Chung PHF Likas Bay

1293 Richard Dingley PHF Likas Bay

1294 Stephen K S Foo PHF Likas Bay

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1295 Chong Kah Kiat PHF Likas Bay

1296 David Fah-Chong Kong PHF Likas Bay

1297 Kevin How Kow PHF Likas Bay

1298 Tony K. F. Lee PHF Likas Bay

1299 Sut Mui Leong PHF Likas Bay

1300 George D. Ligunjang PHF Likas Bay

1301 Koi Hoe Lim PHF Likas Bay

1302 Peter Siong Eng Lim PHF Likas Bay

1303 Allan Mathews PHF Likas Bay

1304 Dharmapalan D. Murugasu PHF Likas Bay

1305 Lily Mooi Hang Ng PHF Likas Bay

1306 Charles Michael O’Leary PHF Likas Bay

1307 Ranjit Mathew Oommen PHF Likas Bay

1308 Simon Sipaun PHF Likas Bay

1309 Charlie Yew Lee Tan PHF Likas Bay

1310 Vincent H. K. Tan PHF Likas Bay

1311 Johnson Tee PHF Likas Bay

1312 Juliana Tokuzip PHF Likas Bay

1313 Siew Lee Voo PHF Likas Bay

1314 Teo Then Wah PHF Likas Bay

1315 Michael Wan PHF Likas Bay

1316 Chin Chong Wong PHF Likas Bay

1317 Shun Khing Wong PHF Likas Bay

1318 T. K. Victor Wong PHF Likas Bay

1319 Toon Wah Wong PHF Likas Bay

1320 Alex Tsing Chee Yap PHF Likas Bay

1321 Leslie Min Yun Yew PHF Likas Bay

1322 Len Nyuk Yong PHF Likas Bay

1323 Arius Siaw Cheun Yu PHF Likas Bay

1324 Erh Ling Chang PHF+1 Likas Bay

1325 Vincent Tian Joo Chua PHF+1 Likas Bay

1326 Ghandi Arunasalam Das PHF+1 Likas Bay

1327 Chee Wah Hiew PHF+1 Likas Bay

1328 Darren Cheng Kong Jee PHF+1 Likas Bay

1329 Francis V S Lai PHF+1 Likas Bay

1330 Jimmy P. S. Liew PHF+1 Likas Bay

1331 Chin-Pin Lim PHF+1 Likas Bay

1332 Maureen Lind PHF+1 Likas Bay

1333 R Meganathan PHF+1 Likas Bay

1334 Alex Hock Foh Pang + PHF+1 Likas Bay

1335 Soon-Lan Chua PHF+2 Likas Bay

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1336 Shi-Yin Ho PHF+2 Likas Bay

1337 Chu Vun Oh PHF+2 Likas Bay

1338 Yin-Shiew Tong PHF+2 Likas Bay

1339 Gwendolen Vu PHF+2 Likas Bay

1340 Chu Lai Wong PHF+3 Likas Bay

1341 Kim Phin Lu PHF+4 Likas Bay

1342 Samuel Sai Buen Yeh PHF+4 Likas Bay

1343 John Shi Tong Chee PHF+8 Likas Bay

1344 Mau Kiong Chong PHF+8 Likas Bay

1345 Chuen Wan Lee PHF+8 Likas Bay

1346 Soo Poo Woo PHF+8 Likas Bay

1347 Peter Fook Sin Yapp PHF+8 Likas Bay

1349 Cosmas Julius Abah PHF Luyang

1350 Vun Then Chong PHF Luyang

1351 Frederick Chuo PHF Luyang

1352 Abdul Halim Egoh PHF Luyang

1353 T.Henri Hernie Lee PHF Luyang

1354 Yo-Wei Li PHF Luyang

1355 Christina Ket Pin Lo PHF Luyang

1356 Nor Ajelan Maamor PHF Luyang

1357 Satoru Mitsubori PHF Luyang

1358 Aaron Pang PHF Luyang

1359 T.R. Rajasekharan PHF Luyang

1360 Ade Adenan Ramdan PHF Luyang

1361 Abdullah Sibil PHF Luyang

1362 Rajagopal Sundara PHF Luyang

1363 Amy Teo PHF Luyang

1364 Kent Tak Bin Chau PHF+1 Luyang

1365 Chee-Dean Lim PHF+1 Luyang

1366 Poh Soon Soh PHF+1 Luyang

1368 Dato Johan Hew Bin Abdullah + PHF Malacca

1369 Kim Hai Ang PHF Malacca

1370 Kalimuthu Arumugam PHF Malacca

1371 Peter Bailey PHF Malacca

1372 Humfrey Ball PHF Malacca

1373 Frank E Brooks PHF Malacca

1374 Murphy Hian Kee Chan PHF Malacca

1375 Robin Yin-Mok Chan PHF Malacca

1376 Paul Chao Pu PHF Malacca

1377 Chan Leong Cheng PHF Malacca

1378 Charles Kim Kuye Chua + PHF Malacca

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1379 Hugh Martin Collier PHF Malacca

1380 Ian Yu Minh Goh PHF Malacca

1381 Ponniah Gunasilan PHF Malacca

1382 John Lewis Harding PHF Malacca

1383 Syed Hassan PHF Malacca

1384 Tan Cheng Hock PHF Malacca

1385 Ronald P’Ng B Hoe PHF Malacca

1386 Ryutaro Honda PHF Malacca

1387 Yeap Siew Hor PHF Malacca

1388 Walter Indergand + PHF Malacca

1389 A. S. Jaya Kumar PHF Malacca

1390 Mette Jurgen PHF Malacca

1391 Chander Kanta Kapur PHF Malacca

1392 Divakaran Karan PHF Malacca

1393 M V Kumar PHF Malacca

1394 Tan Hock Lin + PHF Malacca

1395 Zainuddin Bin Muhammad PHF Malacca

1396 Ron Beng-Hoe P’ng PHF Malacca

1397 Kasthuri Rengan Ramaswami PHF Malacca

1398 K Ravindran PHF Malacca

1399 Georg Paul Schlumpf PHF Malacca

1400 Tan Kim Seng + PHF Malacca

1401 Mohamad Suhaimi PHF Malacca

1402 Eng-Wah Tan + PHF Malacca

1403 Lawrence Ting P Tek PHF Malacca

1404 A. K. Thomas PHF Malacca

1405 Sivaraman Vellikanu PHF Malacca

1406 Amar Chand Vohrah PHF Malacca

1407 Tan Cheng Wee PHF Malacca

1408 Mohd Khalid Bin Yaakob PHF Malacca

1409 Kimberley Scott Harrison PHF+1 Malacca

1410 Datuk Tamby Chik Hj Hassan + PHF+1 Malacca

1411 Syed Ahmad Bin Syed Shahabudin PHF+1 Malacca

1412 Graham Brown PHF+2 Malacca

1413 Durshan Kumar Khanna PHF+3 Malacca

1414 Charles H.Y. Chiam + PHF+8 Malacca

1415 Durshan Kumar Khanna Benefactor Malacca

1417 Geetha Rebecca Abraham PHF Marina City

1418 Adrian Bai PHF Marina City

1419 Navinder Kaur Bajaj PHF Marina City

1420 Bruce Bird PHF Marina City

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1421 Salvatore Carecci PHF Marina City

1422 Fabio Massimo Cascapera PHF Marina City

1423 John Y. L. Chan PHF Marina City

1424 Margaret Chan PHF Marina City

1425 Maribeth Charles PHF Marina City

1426 Martin Charles PHF Marina City

1427 Russel Charles PHF Marina City

1428 Lawrence Y. L. Cheng PHF Marina City

1429 Thomas Cherian PHF Marina City

1430 Aileen Chong PHF Marina City

1431 John Yean Chiong Chong PHF Marina City

1432 Yean Chiong Chong PHF Marina City

1433 Sing Yee Chung PHF Marina City

1434 Vincenzo Colalillo PHF Marina City

1435 Dominic Davies PHF Marina City

1436 Nelly Doctor PHF Marina City

1437 Leo Fendt PHF Marina City

1438 Jennie Fok PHF Marina City

1439 Giacomo Ghillani PHF Marina City

1440 Sibylle N Gisi PHF Marina City

1441 Bernd J. Götze PHF Marina City

1442 Stephanie Grafe PHF Marina City

1443 John F Hulpke PHF Marina City

1444 Viveganandam Jesudevan PHF Marina City

1445 Weng Fai Kwok PHF Marina City

1446 Jessica Lee PHF Marina City

1447 Sheau Pin Lee PHF Marina City

1448 Philip Madhavan PHF Marina City

1449 Vijay Menon PHF Marina City

1450 N. T. Nair PHF Marina City

1451 Kelvin Wei Yong Ng PHF Marina City

1452 Ven Koichi Nishimura + PHF Marina City

1453 Pascal G. Petitjean PHF Marina City

1454 Rajesh Sheth Pravinchandra PHF Marina City

1455 S. N. Samy PHF Marina City

1456 S. Sankaran PHF Marina City

1457 Rajesh Sheth PHF Marina City

1458 Huay Beng Sim PHF Marina City

1459 Kavinder Singh PHF Marina City

1460 Ronald Strunk PHF Marina City

1461 Chew-Joo Tan PHF Marina City

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1462 Catherine Tay PHF Marina City

1463 S N Vashtavan PHF Marina City

1464 Masaaki Wada PHF Marina City

1465 Josephine Witt PHF Marina City

1466 Caroline Yeo PHF Marina City

1467 Ji Hee Yeo PHF Marina City

1468 Teck Yu Yong PHF Marina City

1469 Rene Zehnder PHF Marina City

1470 Jagjit Singh Bajaj PHF+1 Marina City

1471 Belinda Charles PHF+1 Marina City

1472 Jimmy Framroze Doctor PHF+1 Marina City

1473 Roberto Fabbri PHF+1 Marina City

1474 Christian Robert Gisi PHF+1 Marina City

1475 Heinrich Grafe PHF+1 Marina City

1476 Christoph Hein PHF+1 Marina City

1477 Daisy N. Irani PHF+1 Marina City

1478 Wilfred Phillips James PHF+1 Marina City

1479 Wai Mun Kwok PHF+1 Marina City

1480 Emilio Manso-Salinas PHF+1 Marina City

1481 Penelope L. L. Phoon-Cohen PHF+1 Marina City

1482 Edward See Fang Quek PHF+1 Marina City

1483 Kulbir Singh + PHF+1 Marina City

1484 B S Gurm PHF+2 Marina City

1485 Lily Patel PHF+2 Marina City

1486 Neil Stakes PHF+2 Marina City

1487 Ser Ngarn Sim PHF+3 Marina City

1488 Tara Strunk PHF+3 Marina City

1489 Jude Kim Chooi Tan PHF+3 Marina City

1490 Derrick Ong Eu Wong PHF+6 Marina City

1491 Kochitty A. Abraham PHF+8 Marina City

1492 Sunny Sik Kiang Bay PHF+8 Marina City

1493 Hector Charles + PHF+8 Marina City

1494 Gladys Puay Hwee Goh PHF+8 Marina City

1495 Jenni Lau PHF+8 Marina City

1496 Lye-Wah Lee PHF+8 Marina City

1497 Michael A. Witt PHF+8 Marina City

1498 Conrad Centennial Singapore Certificate of Marina City

Appreciation

1499 Sunny Sik Kiang Bay Benefactor Marina City

1500 Roberto Fabbri Benefactor Marina City

1502 Moh Ahsang PHF Mersing

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1503 Buan Kem Bu PHF Mersing

1504 Thee Yong Cheng PHF Mersing

1505 Waikwong Chin PHF Mersing

1506 Chia Leong Chow PHF Mersing

1507 Datuk Liu Han Ming PHF Mersing

1508 Lee Chay Heng PHF Mersing

1509 Yoke Yuen Kaan PHF Mersing

1510 Benjamin Choon Leong Kan PHF Mersing

1511 Weng Tong Kan PHF Mersing

1512 Chin Faa Kong PHF Mersing

1513 Lee Kiow Kuang PHF Mersing

1514 Chin Lai Lai PHF Mersing

1515 Chee Siang Low PHF Mersing

1516 Tiong Lye Lui PHF Mersing

1517 Hong Huatt Ng PHF Mersing

1518 Albert Pang PHF Mersing

1519 Hai Bing Tan PHF Mersing

1520 Kin Yeen Tan PHF Mersing

1521 Song Chiang Tay PHF Mersing

1522 Chee Fa Wong PHF Mersing

1523 Chang Fong Yee PHF Mersing

1524 Chek Chuan Yee PHF Mersing

1525 Choon Siong Yuo PHF Mersing

1526 Lee Kiow Kuang Benefactor Mersing

1528 David Sukhdev Singh PHF+3 Miri Oil Town

1530 Ahmad Fadzil PHF Miri

1531 Rosemary Goh Teck Eng PHF Miri

1532 John Chee Yun Leong PHF Miri

1533 Jenny Catherine Liew PHF Miri

1534 Jake Sing-Lock Ngu PHF Miri

1535 Michael Kick-Giau Ong PHF Miri

1536 Deborah R Raj PHF Miri

1537 William Kuo-Fui Tan PHF Miri

1538 Ling Uong-Leh PHF Miri

1539 S K A Wong PHF Miri

1540 Kin Fatt Lee PHF+1 Miri

1541 Yew-Kwang Chua PHF+2 Miri

1542 Ronnie Tan PHF+8 Miri

1544 Kim Seng Goh PHF+1 Mount Sophia

1546 P L Adrian PHF Muar

1547 Krishnan Appaoo PHF Muar

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1548 Thavamoney Devi PHF Muar

1549 R. Doraisamy + PHF Muar

1550 Harpajan Singh Khaira PHF Muar

1551 Dato Koh Thiam Peng PHF Muar

1552 Chiao Jian Kwa PHF Muar

1553 Chua Jui Meng PHF Muar

1554 Ou Yang Chow Min PHF Muar

1555 Margaret Ramasamy PHF Muar

1556 Mancharanjit Singh Sandhu PHF Muar

1557 Lim Chor Seng PHF Muar

1558 A Shanmugam PHF Muar

1559 Mancharanjit Singh PHF Muar

1560 Harjit Singh Nijar PHF Muar

1561 Rugber Singh PHF Muar

1562 Luog Seng Tee PHF Muar

1563 Senthil Doraisamy PHF+1 Muar

1564 Jayasingam Manickam PHF+1 Muar

1565 Etican Ramasamy PHF+1 Muar

1566 Saravanan Krishna PHF+8 Muar

1567 Saravanan Krishna Benefactor Muar

1568 Etican Ramasamy Benefactor Muar

1570 Dicky Cheng Tek Ang PHF Novena

1571 Capt. Christopher Bek PHF Novena

1572 Teck-Guan Khong PHF Novena

1573 Maria Yuet Mei Boey PHF+1 Novena

1574 Kay Hui Tan PHF+1 Novena

1576 Shah Alamgir PHF Pandan Valley

1577 Sarwar Ali PHF Pandan Valley

1578 Anisuzzaman PHF Pandan Valley

1579 Kheng Huat Bek + PHF Pandan Valley

1580 Monjurul Ahsan Bulbul PHF Pandan Valley

1581 Patrick Boon Thiam Cheo PHF Pandan Valley

1582 Shelley Chew PHF Pandan Valley

1583 Boon Kong Chiang PHF Pandan Valley

1584 Daniel Chiu PHF Pandan Valley

1585 Mervyn J. Clarke PHF Pandan Valley

1586 Lawrence H. Da Silva + PHF Pandan Valley

1587 Pran Gopal Datta PHF Pandan Valley

1588 Shiamala Govindasamy PHF Pandan Valley

1589 Anne M. Gutierrez PHF Pandan Valley

1590 Mahmud Hasan PHF Pandan Valley

1591 Ivan Ling Chung Ho PHF Pandan Valley

1592 Peter Howdle PHF Pandan Valley

1593 Saadat Husain PHF Pandan Valley

1594 Ayesha Khanam PHF Pandan Valley

1595 Shahla Khatun PHF Pandan Valley

1596 Andrew Kok Huat Koh PHF Pandan Valley

1597 Ruurd Kuipers PHF Pandan Valley

1598 Gee Aik Lee PHF Pandan Valley

1599 Sai Fan Leong PHF Pandan Valley

1600 Stephen Kam Seng Leong PHF Pandan Valley

1601 Robert D. Lilley PHF Pandan Valley

1602 Aye Ling Lim PHF Pandan Valley

1603 Cheng Kooi Lim PHF Pandan Valley

1604 Adriaan P. Lindenbergh PHF Pandan Valley

1605 Hong Nhi Ly PHF Pandan Valley

1606 Aktari Mamtaz PHF Pandan Valley

1607 Philip Marcelo PHF Pandan Valley

1608 Gopalakrishnen Murugayan PHF Pandan Valley

1609 Caroline Joo See Neo-Phua PHF Pandan Valley

1610 Benjamin Seng Ghee Ng PHF Pandan Valley

1611 Daniel Ong PHF Pandan Valley

1612 George Eng Poh Ong PHF Pandan Valley

1613 Anne Hong Eng Quek PHF Pandan Valley

1614 Reena Cristabel Rajamohan PHF Pandan Valley

1615 Jeffrey K. B. Seow PHF Pandan Valley

1616 Benedict Siak Poh Soh PHF Pandan Valley

1617 Hung Hwee Tan PHF Pandan Valley

1618 Saw-Teen Tan PHF Pandan Valley

1619 Ying Lan Tan PHF Pandan Valley

1620 R. Theyvendran PHF Pandan Valley

1621 Tony Thiam Huat Tng PHF Pandan Valley

1622 Peter B. K. Yap PHF Pandan Valley

1623 Bernard Yunseng Yeo PHF Pandan Valley

1624 Alice Wai Ying Yim PHF Pandan Valley

1625 Mahboob Zaman PHF Pandan Valley

1626 Catherine Zi Yue Chan PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1627 Arthur Ah Nak Foo PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1628 Richard Guan PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1629 Michael W Haines PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1630 Eric Siew Pin Lee PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1631 Eng Hai Lim PHF+1 Pandan Valley

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1632 Soon Hock Lim PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1633 Michael Kia Teck Loh PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1634 Leonard Leong Peow Loo PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1635 Boon Seng Pang PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1636 Cynthia Guan Hiang Tan PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1637 Dave Boon Hock Wee PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1638 Dennis Wee PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1639 Francis Xavier PHF+1 Pandan Valley

1640 Anil Changaroth PHF+2 Pandan Valley

1641 Ben H. Chua PHF+2 Pandan Valley

1642 Peng Sum Choe PHF+3 Pandan Valley

1643 Wah Yuan Tan PHF+3 Pandan Valley

1644 Elsie Chua PHF+6 Pandan Valley

1645 Peng Chye Ang PHF+8 Pandan Valley

1646 Kenneth Mei-Kwang Chew + PHF+8 Pandan Valley

1647 Judy Loh PHF+8 Pandan Valley

1648 Rajamohan Munisamy PHF+8 Pandan Valley

1649 TC Tan PHF+8 Pandan Valley

1650 Kenneth Mei-Kwang Chew + Benefactor Pandan Valley

1651 Eng Hai Lim Benefactor Pandan Valley

1652 Rajamohan Munisamy Benefactor Pandan Valley

1654 Aaron Aussie Jayasakaran PHF Pasir Gudang

1655 Allan Poh-Wah Chee PHF Pasir Gudang

1656 Ho Pak Cherng + PHF Pasir Gudang

1657 Lucas Chew PHF Pasir Gudang

1658 George Fernandez PHF Pasir Gudang

1659 Hee Seng Goh PHF Pasir Gudang

1660 Abdul Manap Ali Hasan PHF Pasir Gudang

1661 Harry Aik Lee Heng PHF Pasir Gudang

1662 Sri Krishnan PHF Pasir Gudang

1663 Sin Wee Liang PHF Pasir Gudang

1664 Emmanuel Niotis PHF Pasir Gudang

1665 Vijaya Ravindran PHF Pasir Gudang

1666 Naveen Sabapathy PHF Pasir Gudang

1667 Alex Tan Yoke San PHF Pasir Gudang

1668 Kuldip Singh PHF Pasir Gudang

1669 Chellam Subramanian PHF Pasir Gudang

1670 Ben Yu Heng Tai PHF Pasir Gudang

1671 Choon Kah Tan PHF Pasir Gudang

1672 Henry Chia Kiat Tan PHF Pasir Gudang

1673 Heng Sai Thong PHF Pasir Gudang

1674 T. Yogarajah PHF Pasir Gudang

1675 Nelson Chick York Loong PHF+1 Pasir Gudang

1676 Ling Ching Ng PHF+1 Pasir Gudang

1677 Seck Boon John Ng PHF+1 Pasir Gudang

1678 Jagendra Singh Sandhu PHF+1 Pasir Gudang

1679 Kim Ann Tay + PHF+1 Pasir Gudang

1680 Clifford Juda Lobo PHF+2 Pasir Gudang

1681 Kian-Wee Chew PHF+8 Pasir Gudang

1682 Parakh Ratanlal PHF+8 Pasir Gudang

1683 V. Venkatachalam PHF+8 Pasir Gudang

1685 Abu Bakar Abdul Rahman PHF Pontian

1686 Boon Chen Ai PHF Pontian

1687 Ng Hua Boon PHF Pontian

1688 Choon Meng Cheng PHF Pontian

1689 Chor Tek Choo PHF Pontian

1690 Woon Siong Lam PHF Pontian

1691 Wang Hua Lee PHF Pontian

1692 Chai Haw Robert Lim PHF Pontian

1693 Yong Pah Lim PHF Pontian

1694 Yu Giok Lim PHF Pontian

1695 Yut Pan Loh PHF Pontian

1696 Tan Hiok Mok PHF Pontian

1697 Nai Suan Ong PHF Pontian

1698 Horng Ngiap Soh PHF Pontian

1699 Meng Watt Tan PHF Pontian

1700 Yen Lung Tan PHF Pontian

1701 Howard Teo + PHF Pontian

1702 Jeck Seng Wee PHF Pontian

1703 Un Huat Lim PHF+1 Pontian

1704 Kong Yu Loh PHF+2 Pontian

1705 Kong Hwee Lee PHF+8 Pontian

1707 Tai Joo Chua PHF Puteri Lagoon

1708 Yong Chai Chua PHF Puteri Lagoon

1709 Seow Mee Gooi PHF Puteri Lagoon

1710 Chuan Hoo Lau PHF Puteri Lagoon

1711 Cheng Yuan Lee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1712 Chin Guan Lee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1713 Yuen Fen Lee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1714 Jimmy Wie Kong Leong PHF Puteri Lagoon

1715 Chin Leong Lim PHF Puteri Lagoon

1716 Seng Chor Lim PHF Puteri Lagoon

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1717 Lee-Kun Low PHF Puteri Lagoon

1718 Alan Soh PHF Puteri Lagoon

1719 Alex Ah Lek Tang PHF Puteri Lagoon

1720 Ke Yeng Tee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1721 Timothy Wan Ullok PHF Puteri Lagoon

1722 Wei Fung Wong PHF Puteri Lagoon

1723 Winston Ah Sim Yee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1724 Woon Seng Yee PHF Puteri Lagoon

1725 Seng Lai Ong PHF+1 Puteri Lagoon

1726 Lip Meng Soh PHF+1 Puteri Lagoon

1727 Chin Hoe Tay PHF+1 Puteri Lagoon

1728 Kate Chan Sook Cheng PHF+3 Puteri Lagoon

1729 Teck Boon Lee PHF+3 Puteri Lagoon

1730 Maryann Keh Ling Tee PHF+3 Puteri Lagoon

1731 Jeffrey Ming Jye Lau PHF+4 Puteri Lagoon

1732 Joseph Yat Choy Lee PHF+4 Puteri Lagoon

1733 Ching Haa Tee PHF+4 Puteri Lagoon

1734 Terence Guan Khung Teoh PHF+5 Puteri Lagoon

1735 Ling Ping Ng PHF+6 Puteri Lagoon

1737 Jose Almeda PHF Queenstown

1738 Stéphane Benoist PHF Queenstown

1739 Laurent L.R. Bertrand PHF Queenstown

1740 Lois Jocelyn Blanc PHF Queenstown

1741 Roger B. Brown PHF Queenstown

1742 Eric Chi Ming Chan PHF Queenstown

1743 Shirley Sin Lee Chen PHF Queenstown

1744 Paul Hooi Cheng Cheong PHF Queenstown

1745 Jeremy Kay Hwa Chia PHF Queenstown

1746 Francis Chin PHF Queenstown

1747 Jenny Ching PHF Queenstown

1748 Derek Lee Chian Choon PHF Queenstown

1749 Albert Choo Teow Huat PHF Queenstown

1750 Daniel Chung Chuang PHF Queenstown

1751 Robert C. Hiang Chye PHF Queenstown

1752 René d’Avezac de Moran PHF Queenstown

1753 Michael Dietrich PHF Queenstown

1754 Dieter Eckstein PHF Queenstown

1755 John G Eyer PHF Queenstown

1756 Bruno Finetto PHF Queenstown

1757 Wolfdietrich E. Goettel PHF Queenstown

1758 Francis Goh PHF Queenstown

1759 Getty Te Win Goh PHF Queenstown

1760 Sher Wee Goh PHF Queenstown

1761 William Goh PHF Queenstown

1762 A. K. Han PHF Queenstown

1763 Martin Heck PHF Queenstown

1764 Michael Peter Hinterbrandner PHF Queenstown

1765 Pau Wing Hong PHF Queenstown

1766 Lim Sia Jiang PHF Queenstown

1767 Eric Karst PHF Queenstown

1768 S Kesavaitak PHF Queenstown

1769 Peter Koh PHF Queenstown

1770 Franz Lanthaler PHF Queenstown

1771 Suzanne Leong W.F. PHF Queenstown

1772 Ava Leung PHF Queenstown

1773 Allan H.Y. Lim PHF Queenstown

1774 Anthony P. T. Lim PHF Queenstown

1775 Fiona Lim PHF Queenstown

1776 Kuang Hui Lim PHF Queenstown

1777 Owen J Lockhart PHF Queenstown

1778 Michael Loh PHF Queenstown

1779 Sarah Loh PHF Queenstown

1780 Michael Chin Woon Moey PHF Queenstown

1781 Vincent K. W. Moey PHF Queenstown

1782 Jeyandran Nadarajah PHF Queenstown

1783 Keith Keng-Kwang Ng PHF Queenstown

1784 Adisak Panupong PHF Queenstown

1785 Sissy Hyun Park PHF Queenstown

1786 Gabrielle En-Guo Qing PHF Queenstown

1787 Andreas Gunter Schmidt PHF Queenstown

1788 Hartwig Schulze Eckardt PHF Queenstown

1789 Sabrina Theresia Schwarz PHF Queenstown

1790 Zlata Sheve PHF Queenstown

1791 Sam Koh Soo Siah PHF Queenstown

1792 Stephan Sommer PHF Queenstown

1793 Anthony Tang PHF Queenstown

1794 Joseph N. W. Tan PHF Queenstown

1795 Willie Tan PHF Queenstown

1796 Abdullah Tarmugi PHF Queenstown

1797 Supa Tasnaruangrong PHF Queenstown

1798 Avery Teo PHF Queenstown

1799 Lothar Helmut Till PHF Queenstown

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1800 Chee-Kan To PHF Queenstown

1801 Ah Bee Toi PHF Queenstown

1802 Ravi Velu PHF Queenstown

1803 Preston Webb PHF Queenstown

1804 Charles Lee Che Wing PHF Queenstown

1805 Denise Wong PHF Queenstown

1806 Doris Wong PHF Queenstown

1807 Edward Fook Kei Wong PHF Queenstown

1808 Rosie Chor Koon Wong PHF Queenstown

1809 Yik Mun Wong PHF Queenstown

1810 Tian Swee Yeo PHF Queenstown

1811 Mavis Yit Yeng Yong PHF Queenstown

1812 Leonhard Zanier PHF Queenstown

1813 Shu Jun Zhang PHF Queenstown

1814 Ting Jun Zhang PHF Queenstown

1815 Wan Juen Zhang PHF Queenstown

1816 Yan Jun Zhang PHF Queenstown

1817 Alfred E. Binggeli PHF+1 Queenstown

1818 Anthony Thng Bock Boh PHF+1 Queenstown

1819 Jack Chuang PHF+1 Queenstown

1820 Adrian Nicholas Alger Cowell PHF+1 Queenstown

1821 Gerard Clive Martin Galistan PHF+1 Queenstown

1822 Peter Gleue PHF+1 Queenstown

1823 Linda Gouw PHF+1 Queenstown

1824 Clara L. H. Ho PHF+1 Queenstown

1825 Juat Muay Koh PHF+1 Queenstown

1826 Onnah Liew PHF+1 Queenstown

1827 Donny Liu PHF+1 Queenstown

1828 Gary Loh PHF+1 Queenstown

1829 Say Tiong Ng PHF+1 Queenstown

1830 Tin Tuck Ng PHF+1 Queenstown

1831 Abdul Shukor PHF+1 Queenstown

1832 Edward Fook Kei Wong PHF+1 Queenstown

1833 Jovenal R. Santiago PHF+2 Queenstown

1834 Benjamin Chan Seng Wong PHF+2 Queenstown

1835 Stanley S. Y. Wong PHF+2 Queenstown

1836 Peter De Braux PHF+3 Queenstown

1837 Hans Jaeger PHF+3 Queenstown

1838 Terence T.C. Ng PHF+3 Queenstown

1839 Diana Tan PHF+3 Queenstown

1840 Augustine Goh PHF+4 Queenstown

1841 Edmund A. Huebner PHF+4 Queenstown

1842 Alan Hong Joo Chan PHF+8 Queenstown

1843 Sanford Chee PHF+8 Queenstown

1844 Chris Yee Ching Chen PHF+8 Queenstown

1845 Agnes Choon Eng Kwek PHF+8 Queenstown

1846 Valentin Schillo PHF+8 Queenstown

1847 Erich Schneider PHF+8 Queenstown

1848 Christoph Seibold-Graf PHF+8 Queenstown

1849 David Tang PHF+8 Queenstown

1850 Pok-Zin Teo PHF+8 Queenstown

1851 Jeffrey Wong PHF+8 Queenstown

1852 Sydney Kin Bond Yeung PHF+8 Queenstown

1853 Alan Hong Joo Chan Benefactor Queenstown

1854 Pok-Zin Teo Benefactor Queenstown

1856 Abdul Rahim Abdul Razak + PHF Raffles City

1857 George Abraham PHF Raffles City

1858 Ravinthran Arumugam PHF Raffles City

1859 Torben Bengtsson PHF Raffles City

1860 Dayal Naraindas Bhojwani PHF Raffles City

1861 Melville N. Campos PHF Raffles City

1862 Steve Kim-Ting Chia PHF Raffles City

1863 David Soon-Siong Chin PHF Raffles City

1864 Koy Nam Chin PHF Raffles City

1865 Mark Chng PHF Raffles City

1866 Siew-Ying Chow PHF Raffles City

1867 Luis Coronado PHF Raffles City

1868 Gregory A. Duffell PHF Raffles City

1869 Natascha R. Ghadiali PHF Raffles City

1870 Kok Koh Ho PHF Raffles City

1871 Robert S A Hsieh PHF Raffles City

1872 Aziz Jayabali PHF Raffles City

1873 Percival Jeyapal PHF Raffles City

1874 Seppo Juhanl Kanassalo PHF Raffles City

1875 K. Kesavapany PHF Raffles City

1876 Chai-Seng Khong PHF Raffles City

1877 May Yue Khong PHF Raffles City

1878 Pang Fee Lai PHF Raffles City

1879 Namratha Lakshmi PHF Raffles City

1880 Kum Kit Lee PHF Raffles City

1881 Lawrence V. H. Lee PHF Raffles City

1882 Ping-Shih Lee PHF Raffles City

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1883 Sam Kong Lee PHF Raffles City

1884 Frankie Tan Leng-Cheo PHF Raffles City

1885 Lian-Sze Lien PHF Raffles City

1886 Boon-Keng Lim PHF Raffles City

1887 Hua Min Lim PHF Raffles City

1888 Hua-Min Lim PHF Raffles City

1889 Giuseppe Lombardo PHF Raffles City

1890 Siew-Joon Low PHF Raffles City

1891 Christoph H Mertz PHF Raffles City

1892 Adnan Midani + PHF Raffles City

1893 Nahla Midani PHF Raffles City

1894 Sami Midani + PHF Raffles City

1895 Mohan T. Mulani PHF Raffles City

1896 Siegfried Peper PHF Raffles City

1897 Tin Cock Phua PHF Raffles City

1898 K Jaya Prakash PHF Raffles City

1899 Roberto Pregarz PHF Raffles City

1900 Abdul Bin Abdul Razak Rahim PHF Raffles City

1901 Vikna Rajah PHF Raffles City

1902 Andrew Schleider PHF Raffles City

1903 Alice Scott-Ross PHF Raffles City

1904 Marcus Wyndham Scott-Ross PHF Raffles City

1905 Junie Sharp PHF Raffles City

1906 Alfred Ping-Fatt Shee PHF Raffles City

1907 Sorinder Singh PHF Raffles City

1908 S P Singh PHF Raffles City

1909 Aaron Yak Chin Tan PHF Raffles City

1910 Agnes Kim Lwi Tan PHF Raffles City

1911 Juliet Tan PHF Raffles City

1912 Karen Tan PHF Raffles City

1913 Mohit Varshney PHF Raffles City

1914 Chee-Meng Wang PHF Raffles City

1915 Kazutoshi Yamazaki PHF Raffles City

1916 Stanley Yap PHF Raffles City

1917 Fung-Yan Yoong PHF Raffles City

1918 Leong-Yan Yoong PHF Raffles City

1919 Sigrid Zialcita PHF Raffles City

1920 Kedar Bajaj PHF+1 Raffles City

1921 J L M Gorrie PHF+1 Raffles City

1922 Geoffrey M Hogg PHF+1 Raffles City

1923 David Fong Lit Lee PHF+1 Raffles City

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1924 David Kay Tuan Lee PHF+1 Raffles City

1925 Eugene Lim PHF+1 Raffles City

1926 Gerald Thien Su Lim PHF+1 Raffles City

1927 Cze Hong Low PHF+1 Raffles City

1928 Alfred Ong PHF+1 Raffles City

1929 David Choon Ong PHF+1 Raffles City

1930 Mohan R. Pillay PHF+1 Raffles City

1931 Kaka Singh PHF+1 Raffles City

1932 Nidhi Swarup PHF+1 Raffles City

1933 Steven Tin How Teng + PHF+1 Raffles City

1934 Koon-San Wee PHF+1 Raffles City

1935 Jeffrey Chan PHF+2 Raffles City

1936 Jimmy S. Daruwalla + PHF+2 Raffles City

1937 Joseph C. T. Foo PHF+2 Raffles City

1938 Corina Lai PHF+2 Raffles City

1939 Billy Beng Cheng Lee PHF+2 Raffles City

1940 Ronald M. Pereira PHF+2 Raffles City

1941 Jaya K. Prakash PHF+2 Raffles City

1942 Rustom M. Ghadiali PHF+3 Raffles City

1943 Heng-Khuan Brian Tan PHF+3 Raffles City

1944 Murugiah Rajaram PHF+4 Raffles City

1945 Sami Midani PHF+6 Raffles City

1946 Vincent Wei Ching Chen PHF+8 Raffles City

1947 Johnson Chin Kwang Tan PHF+8 Raffles City

1948 Wah-Pin Yoong + PHF+8 Raffles City

1949 CGL Capital Corporation Certificate of Raffles City

Appreciation

1950 Vincent Wei Ching Chen Benefactor Raffles City

1951 Joseph C. T. Foo Benefactor Raffles City

1952 David Fong Lit Lee Benefactor Raffles City

1953 Siew-Joon Low Benefactor Raffles City

1954 Alfred Ping-Fatt Shee Benefactor Raffles City

1955 Wah-Pin Yoong + Benefactor Raffles City

1957 Kim Ping Alan Pang PHF Sandakan North

1958 Poh Kau Cheang PHF Sandakan North

1959 Man Chiu Cheong PHF Sandakan North

1960 Hock Ak Chia PHF Sandakan North

1961 Chi Siang Chit PHF Sandakan North

1962 Chee Fan Chong PHF Sandakan North

1963 Len Yu Chong PHF Sandakan North

1964 Chak Ming Chung PHF Sandakan North

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1965 Ngit Jin Hee PHF Sandakan North

1966 Kit Hing Hiew PHF Sandakan North

1967 Kwok Hing Hong PHF Sandakan North

1968 CHOOM KWONG KHOO PHF Sandakan North

1969 Chun Kiat Khoo + PHF Sandakan North

1970 Hong Lian Koh PHF Sandakan North

1971 Ah Kong Ku PHF Sandakan North

1972 Hong Chang Peter Kue PHF Sandakan North

1973 Mei Moi Lam PHF Sandakan North

1974 Kien Siong Lau PHF Sandakan North

1975 Chu Yan Lim PHF Sandakan North

1976 Guan Tick Lim PHF Sandakan North

1977 Jok Teck Lim PHF Sandakan North

1978 Kim Lu Lim PHF Sandakan North

1979 Vui Khing Lim PHF Sandakan North

1980 Thien Loi Lo PHF Sandakan North

1981 Tooi Low PHF Sandakan North

1982 Ket Henn Ng PHF Sandakan North

1983 Mee Lan Ouh + PHF Sandakan North

1984 Kam Ti Sheak PHF Sandakan North

1985 Kwok Wah Soo PHF Sandakan North

1986 Chong Pil Tan PHF Sandakan North

1987 Kok Wei Tang PHF Sandakan North

1988 Raymond Shu Kiat Tan PHF Sandakan North

1989 Seong Lin Wong PHF Sandakan North

1990 Yun Leong Wong PHF Sandakan North

1991 Kok Ming Yap PHF Sandakan North

1992 Yee Hing Yuen PHF Sandakan North

1993 Keh Kuang Khoo PHF+1 Sandakan North

1994 Shee Liang Kwek PHF+1 Sandakan North

1995 Mak Lee Low PHF+1 Sandakan North

1996 Chiow Yong Quek + PHF+1 Sandakan North

1997 Robert Yien Chong Tam PHF+1 Sandakan North

1998 Hieng Yee Tsang PHF+1 Sandakan North

1999 Kiing Ho Lau PHF+8 Sandakan North

2000 Yun Miew Pang PHF+8 Sandakan North

2002 Lei Man Au PHF Sandakan

2003 Haji Abd Ghani Awaludin PHF Sandakan

2004 Tenny Yee Chiung Chang PHF Sandakan

2005 Vincent Yuk Hong Chang PHF Sandakan

2006 Seng Fong Betty Chan PHF Sandakan

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2007 Tzun Hei Chan PHF Sandakan

2008 Y C Chan PHF Sandakan

2009 Nyuk Fui Charles Chen PHF Sandakan

2010 Tam Kam Cheong PHF Sandakan

2011 Chung Kyong Chin PHF Sandakan

2012 Dianna Kon Kyun Chin PHF Sandakan

2013 Yon Hee Choi PHF Sandakan

2014 Dusun Ket Vui Chong PHF Sandakan

2015 Datuk Khoo Thaw Choon PHF Sandakan

2016 Yeok Ming Victor Chow PHF Sandakan

2017 Soon Jui Vincent Chua PHF Sandakan

2018 Robin Chung PHF Sandakan

2019 George Dai Chu Ho + PHF Sandakan

2020 Huh Hoon PHF Sandakan

2021 Stanley T. S. Ho PHF Sandakan

2022 C B Huang PHF Sandakan

2023 Juana Jorgy PHF Sandakan

2024 Ambrose John Juin PHF Sandakan

2025 Ket Kiong Aloysius Kan PHF Sandakan

2026 Alexander Khoo + PHF Sandakan

2027 Tai Kong PHF Sandakan

2028 Peter Hong Chang Kue PHF Sandakan

2029 Terrence Tan Kiong Lai PHF Sandakan

2030 Kee Onn Lau PHF Sandakan

2031 Richard Tsu Shun Lee PHF Sandakan

2032 Sam Vui Kiong Liew PHF Sandakan

2033 Chieng You Lik PHF Sandakan

2034 Rudy Teck Hock Lim PHF Sandakan

2035 Sau Keng Lo PHF Sandakan

2036 Keng Hwee Kenny Low PHF Sandakan

2037 Tong Youn Lu PHF Sandakan

2038 Kwan Tong Ming PHF Sandakan

2039 Mariano A Munoz PHF Sandakan

2040 Tet Yin Ngui PHF Sandakan

2041 Viganeswaran Ponnudurai PHF Sandakan

2042 Yu Siong Simon See PHF Sandakan

2043 Joseph Phang Si-Chung PHF Sandakan

2044 Kiok Chim Tang PHF Sandakan

2045 Kwee Neo Anne Tan PHF Sandakan

2046 Sylvester Tan PHF Sandakan

2047 Yin Kan Danny Tsang PHF Sandakan

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2048 Edwin T. B. Tsen PHF Sandakan

2049 Eleanor Wong PHF Sandakan

2050 Mie Kiu Wong PHF Sandakan

2051 Richard Wong PHF Sandakan

2052 Fei Chien Jessica Yap PHF Sandakan

2053 Datin Quek Chiow Yong PHF Sandakan

2054 Chee Ming So PHF+1 Sandakan

2055 Tong Kong Wong PHF+1 Sandakan

2056 Kwok Wah Kong PHF+2 Sandakan

2057 Peng Huat Jeffrey Lim PHF+3 Sandakan

2059 King Chong Chieng PHF+2 Sarikei

2061 G Balachandran PHF Segamat

2062 Noreen D’Costa PHF Segamat

2063 Chong Guan Lee PHF Segamat

2064 Dato Sia + PHF Segamat

2065 Beng Tong Tan, Sr. PHF Segamat

2066 Kok Tong Tee PHF Segamat

2067 Hock Boon Yeo PHF Segamat

2068 Seow Jin Jason Yeo PHF Segamat

2069 Roche F. D’Costa PHF+1 Segamat

2070 Roche Francis D’Costa PHF+1 Segamat

2071 Yok Tee Steven Sia PHF+2 Segamat

2072 Geok Beng Michael Sia Benefactor Segamat

2074 Hong Lan Chan PHF Sentosa

2075 Choon-Hou Ho PHF Sentosa

2076 Adrian Hock-Chuan Koh PHF Sentosa

2077 Pauline Koh PHF Sentosa

2078 Thien Ner Koh PHF Sentosa

2079 Joseph W.W. Kwok PHF Sentosa

2080 Siew Hwa Lim PHF Sentosa

2081 Robin Boon Yong Tan PHF Sentosa

2082 Casey Teh PHF Sentosa

2083 Jimmy Chin Meng Teo PHF Sentosa

2084 Joehan Tohkingkeo PHF Sentosa

2085 Fook-Kong Wan PHF Sentosa

2086 Francis Yue Chiang Wong PHF Sentosa

2087 Marcus Thien Chong Wong PHF Sentosa

2088 Rachel Mai Kim Wong PHF Sentosa

2089 Naresh Kumar Kalani PHF+1 Sentosa

2090 Karen Geak-Tsooi Kang PHF+1 Sentosa

2091 Oi Cheng Lee PHF+1 Sentosa

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2092 Michael Sing-Kong Quek PHF+1 Sentosa

2093 Cheng Woon Teo PHF+1 Sentosa

2094 Linda Peck-Ling Wong PHF+1 Sentosa

2095 Chong-Yew Khoo + PHF+2 Sentosa

2096 Ee-Mei Poh PHF+2 Sentosa

2097 Elaine Chooi Peng Teh PHF+2 Sentosa

2098 Alan Phooi-Choon Koh PHF+8 Sentosa

2099 Alan Phooi-Choon Koh Benefactor Sentosa

2100 Jaclyn P.K. Ng Benefactor Sentosa

2101 Linda Peck-Ling Wong Benefactor Sentosa

2103 Florence Heng PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2104 Keah Huat Hong PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2105 William Lee PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2106 Yang Kwang Lee PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2107 Cheng Chit Leong PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2108 Elizabeth Michele Leong PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2109 Renee Regina Leong PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2110 Sultan H. A. Sy Mangelen PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2111 Mukundan Nair PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2112 V. Parameswaran Nair PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2113 Harmon Singh PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2114 Florence Yuniwati Suryawan PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2115 Cathy Siew Choo Tan PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2116 Teresa Yin Yin Tso PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2117 Michael Wong PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2118 Jazmyn E.Marguerite Chelliah PHF+1 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2119 Lay Lee Lim PHF+1 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2120 Cher Thong Tan PHF+1 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2121 Valentine Selvam Winslow PHF+1 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2122 Richard Teck Cheong Cheung PHF+2 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2123 Angelia Tio-Leong PHF+2 Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2124 Valentine Selvam Winslow Benefactor Serangoon Gardens Orchard

2126 Peng Thong Goh PHF Shenton

2127 Peng Kiat Lauw PHF Shenton

2128 Edward S. H. Lim PHF Shenton

2129 Jiau Er Pearl Wong PHF Shenton

2130 Guang Sheng Li PHF+2 Shenton

2132 Peng Ann Chew PHF Sibu

2133 Cheng Chung Ching PHF Sibu

2134 Chang Lek Hu PHF Sibu

2135 Lau Hieng Ing PHF Sibu

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2136 Tony Kong PHF Sibu

2137 William Lau Kung Hui PHF Sibu

2138 Philip Lau Lee Haine PHF Sibu

2139 Siew-Kong Ngui PHF Sibu

2140 Roger Seng Teck Ong PHF Sibu

2141 Lau Hui Siong PHF Sibu

2142 Anthony Teo PHF Sibu

2143 Bing Cheong Ting PHF Sibu

2144 Clement Tung Ung Tiong + PHF Sibu

2145 Richard Lee Say Tshin PHF Sibu

2146 Paul Ming Ngiek Wong PHF Sibu

2147 Stephen Kie Yong Wong PHF Sibu

2148 Peter Chiu Lik SIng PHF+1 Sibu

2149 Tiong Hiew King PHF+1 Sibu

2150 Robert Doh Seng Wong PHF+1 Sibu

2152 Christine Aeria PHF Singapore

2153 Rupesh Agrawal PHF Singapore

2154 Ghanshyam Ahuja PHF Singapore

2155 P R Ahuja PHF Singapore

2156 Rajan Lachmandas Alwani PHF Singapore

2157 N P Marimuthu Ammal + PHF Singapore

2158 Choon-Kiat Ang PHF Singapore

2159 Lydia Swee-Imm Ang PHF Singapore

2160 Adnan Ahmed Ansari PHF Singapore

2161 C S Ashbrook + PHF Singapore

2162 Marco Bardelli PHF Singapore

2163 Chris Baskaran PHF Singapore

2164 H. P. Bhagat PHF Singapore

2165 Deepak Bharvani PHF Singapore

2166 Rajan L Bharvani PHF Singapore

2167 Mohan Bhojwani PHF Singapore

2168 Yin-Sum Boey PHF Singapore

2169 R K Booker + PHF Singapore

2170 Ravindra Chamaria PHF Singapore

2171 Cheow Kiat Chan + PHF Singapore

2172 Shuki Chandra PHF Singapore

2173 Harold Chan PHF Singapore

2174 Mithu T. Chanrai + PHF Singapore

2175 N M Chanrai PHF Singapore

2176 Pitu Chanrai PHF Singapore

2177 Sunder Sham Chanrai PHF Singapore

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2178 Amitava Chatterjee PHF Singapore

2179 Arundhati Chatterjee PHF Singapore

2180 Deblina Chatterjee PHF Singapore

2181 Jayanta Chatterjee PHF Singapore

2182 Mohan Chellappa PHF Singapore

2183 Yang-Chin Chen PHF Singapore

2184 Ann Hui Chew PHF Singapore

2185 Jee Ah Chian + PHF Singapore

2186 Robert Fan Yen Chien PHF Singapore

2187 Chiang Liew Chin PHF Singapore

2188 Chye Fong Chin + PHF Singapore

2189 Rosario Guzman Ching PHF Singapore

2190 Mary Chin PHF Singapore

2191 Patrick Chin PHF Singapore

2192 Gopal Choudhury PHF Singapore

2193 Lien Ying Chow PHF Singapore

2194 Ka Seng Chua PHF Singapore

2195 Khoo Hong Chuan PHF Singapore

2196 Peter Tan Weng Chye PHF Singapore

2197 Peyton Coffin PHF Singapore

2198 Patrick M. Connor PHF Singapore

2199 Farida R. C. Cooper PHF Singapore

2200 Feroza R C Cooper PHF Singapore

2201 Lupu Craiu PHF Singapore

2202 Talia Craiu PHF Singapore

2203 Lionel Cresson + PHF Singapore

2204 V Daryanani PHF Singapore

2205 Laveen Daryani PHF Singapore

2206 Shirin Dastur PHF Singapore

2207 Nicholas De Boursac PHF Singapore

2208 Hatim S Degani PHF Singapore

2209 Bertrand De Mil PHF Singapore

2210 Anindya Dutta PHF Singapore

2211 Ole Dyrhauge PHF Singapore

2212 Alex Eu PHF Singapore

2213 David Lee Fernandes PHF Singapore

2214 Bock-Seng Goh PHF Singapore

2215 Chok Tong Goh PHF Singapore

2216 Frankie Chong Chee Goh PHF Singapore

2217 Joseph Gondobintoro PHF Singapore

2218 Lingam Gopal PHF Singapore

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2219 Fatimah Gous PHF Singapore

2220 D K Gudgeon PHF Singapore

2221 Dau Dayal Gupta PHF Singapore

2222 Prem Gurbani PHF Singapore

2223 Horst Hagemann PHF Singapore

2224 H M Hassanbhai PHF Singapore

2225 Shabbir H. Hassanbhai PHF Singapore

2226 Patrick K Hernon + PHF Singapore

2227 David Wing Ip Ho PHF Singapore

2228 Felicity Ho PHF Singapore

2229 Sek Tien Hoh PHF Singapore

2230 Lee Fook Hong PHF Singapore

2231 Sing Keow Hoon PHF Singapore

2232 Leow Jwee How PHF Singapore

2233 Chia Hoy PHF Singapore

2234 Raymond T H Huang PHF Singapore

2235 Matei Iurascu PHF Singapore

2236 John Jacob PHF Singapore

2237 Ashwin Jayaram PHF Singapore

2238 Anil Kumar Jhunjhnuwala PHF Singapore

2239 Erik Lee Johnsen PHF Singapore

2240 Deepu Joseph PHF Singapore

2241 J. M. Jumabhoy PHF Singapore

2242 Cecil S. C. Kaan PHF Singapore

2243 Vikrant Kanyal PHF Singapore

2244 Vasugi Karthigayan PHF Singapore

2245 M Karthigesu PHF Singapore

2246 Rama Kasi PHF Singapore

2247 Nobuhiro Kawata PHF Singapore

2248 Gaurav Keerthi PHF Singapore

2249 Rahul Keerthi PHF Singapore

2250 Seah Cheng Kee PHF Singapore

2251 Philippe Kerrelle PHF Singapore

2252 Asheesh Khaneja PHF Singapore

2253 Irshad U. Khan PHF Singapore

2254 Reinhard Joachim Klemmer PHF Singapore

2255 Satpal Kogar + PHF Singapore

2256 Choon Hui Koh PHF Singapore

2257 Gek Kee Koh PHF Singapore

2258 Peter H. K. Koh PHF Singapore

2259 Yuen Kong Kon PHF Singapore

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2260 Amrit Kripalani PHF Singapore

2261 Uttam Kripalani PHF Singapore

2262 Santha Kumar PHF Singapore

2263 Gunter Lang PHF Singapore

2264 Rune Larsen PHF Singapore

2265 Y S Lau PHF Singapore

2266 Fong Seng Lee PHF Singapore

2267 Joseph Kok Han Lee PHF Singapore

2268 Alexandre Lega PHF Singapore

2269 Philip Hou Kit Leong PHF Singapore

2270 Jwee Meng Leow PHF Singapore

2271 Ee Peng Liang PHF Singapore

2272 Ying Chow Lien PHF Singapore

2273 Heng Seng Lim PHF Singapore

2274 Kee Ming Lim PHF Singapore

2275 Michael Choo San Lim PHF Singapore

2276 Shing Li + PHF Singapore

2277 Mary Loh PHF Singapore

2278 Mary Ing Hua Loh PHF Singapore

2279 Lee Tong Loon + PHF Singapore

2280 Ghansham Mahtani PHF Singapore

2281 Molini Ghansham Mahtani PHF Singapore

2282 Bharat Mandloi PHF Singapore

2283 Shymam Mangharam PHF Singapore

2284 Jamshid K. Medora PHF Singapore

2285 Keki M Medora + PHF Singapore

2286 K. S. Mehta + PHF Singapore

2287 Shobha Melwani PHF Singapore

2288 Colin J.G. Miles PHF Singapore

2289 Noshir Mistri PHF Singapore

2290 Hiroaki Miyauchi PHF Singapore

2291 Abdullah Mohamed PHF Singapore

2292 Adam R. Moledina PHF Singapore

2293 Almas Moledina + PHF Singapore

2294 Jazmin Aria Moledina PHF Singapore

2295 Shaan Z. Moledina PHF Singapore

2296 Hassan Moosa PHF Singapore

2297 Rudy Mosbergen PHF Singapore

2298 Tikam Mulani PHF Singapore

2299 R Murugason + PHF Singapore

2300 Kanayalal Nanwani PHF Singapore

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2301 Arun K. Nigam PHF Singapore

2302 Peter-Paul Nijsten PHF Singapore

2303 Renate Noessler PHF Singapore

2304 Victor F. Olsen PHF Singapore

2305 J K Ong PHF Singapore

2306 Tiang Wee Ong PHF Singapore

2307 Jane Ooi PHF Singapore

2308 Jocelyn Pantastico PHF Singapore

2309 Pei Yu Pao PHF Singapore

2310 Mr. Parthiban PHF Singapore

2311 Edmond Pereira PHF Singapore

2312 Eric Elias Pereira PHF Singapore

2313 Malena Perkmann PHF Singapore

2314 Phu Pham PHF Singapore

2315 Tim Philippi PHF Singapore

2316 Vadim Pichtchikov PHF Singapore

2317 Johannes Ulrich Pirker PHF Singapore

2318 Dalip Puri PHF Singapore

2319 Kar Tung Quek PHF Singapore

2320 Bahar Rachman PHF Singapore

2321 Ramesh Ramchandani PHF Singapore

2322 Rajaram Ramiah PHF Singapore

2323 Sirtori Renato PHF Singapore

2324 Alexander Ressos PHF Singapore

2325 Gino Rinaldi PHF Singapore

2326 Walter Rintoul PHF Singapore

2327 T. Lee Robinson PHF Singapore

2328 Gerard F. Robless PHF Singapore

2329 Gordon H. Rose PHF Singapore

2330 Giorgio Maria Rosica PHF Singapore

2331 C G V Rudd PHF Singapore

2332 P Raj Sachdev PHF Singapore

2333 Amina Safdar PHF Singapore

2334 Sukanya Sangameswaran PHF Singapore

2335 Jeanette Sanjiman PHF Singapore

2336 Xavier Imral Sanjiman PHF Singapore

2337 Maria Santiago PHF Singapore

2338 Ashwani Kumar Sarwal PHF Singapore

2339 Edmund R. Sawtelle PHF Singapore

2340 Bernard Scala PHF Singapore

2341 Robert Andrew Schlesinger PHF Singapore

2342 Hans-Juergen Horst Rudolf

PHF

Singapore

Schniewind

2343 Klaus Schott PHF Singapore

2344 Chan Fun Seng + PHF Singapore

2345 Patrick Seow PHF Singapore

2346 Bina Shahani PHF Singapore

2347 Mamta Shahani PHF Singapore

2348 Mamta Shahani PHF Singapore

2349 Renu Shahani PHF Singapore

2350 Sanjeev Kumar Shah PHF Singapore

2351 Alok Sharma PHF Singapore

2352 Pradeep Kumar Sharma PHF Singapore

2353 Runme Shaw + PHF Singapore

2354 Harry Sherwood PHF Singapore

2355 Arun Shroff PHF Singapore

2356 Bidya Devi Shroff PHF Singapore

2357 Arun Sinha + PHF Singapore

2358 Mohd Sohail PHF Singapore

2359 Brij S Soin PHF Singapore

2360 Kimio Somemiya PHF Singapore

2361 Moh Ngai Song PHF Singapore

2362 Ping Fan So PHF Singapore

2363 K P Soundarajan PHF Singapore

2364 Jean Pierre Stern PHF Singapore

2365 Natesa Sundaresan PHF Singapore

2366 Eddie Li-Chen Sung PHF Singapore

2367 Craiu Tamara PHF Singapore

2368 Ching Khoon Tan PHF Singapore

2369 Hien Meng Tan PHF Singapore

2370 Kwang Kai Tan PHF Singapore

2371 Garry David Taylor PHF Singapore

2372 Grace Taylor PHF Singapore

2373 Patrick Siong Suanh Tay PHF Singapore

2374 Patrick Sion Suanh Tay PHF Singapore

2375 Praveen Tekriwal PHF Singapore

2376 Wendy Ali Lan Teo PHF Singapore

2377 Gnana Thevathasan PHF Singapore

2378 Yeo Hock Thye + PHF Singapore

2379 Himanshu Lalitrai Timbadia PHF Singapore

2380 Keng Kiat Toh PHF Singapore

2381 Carlo Van den Akker PHF Singapore

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2382 Bill Vandenberg PHF Singapore

2383 Andre R. Van Heemstra PHF Singapore

2384 Balasubramanian Venkatesan PHF Singapore

2385 I. R. Vig PHF Singapore

2386 Leon Vincent PHF Singapore

2387 Michiel Viruly PHF Singapore

2388 Erich Vosshage PHF Singapore

2389 Aaron Robert Warnke PHF Singapore

2390 Walter J Wearne PHF Singapore

2391 Walter J Wearne + PHF Singapore

2392 Roland Beng Sing Wee PHF Singapore

2393 Wilson Widjaja PHF Singapore

2394 Eugene Wijeysingha PHF Singapore

2395 Manfred Wolff PHF Singapore

2396 Anne Wong PHF Singapore

2397 Joyce Wong PHF Singapore

2398 Joyce Wong PHF Singapore

2399 Molli Wong PHF Singapore

2400 Yew Cheong Wong PHF Singapore

2401 Raymond Wujanto PHF Singapore

2402 Erica-Maria Wyss PHF Singapore

2403 Hee Kuang Henry Yeo PHF Singapore

2404 Seang Aun Yeoh PHF Singapore

2405 Lusiana Hasan Yeo PHF Singapore

2406 Tiam Siew Yeo + PHF Singapore

2407 Ivy Yew PHF Singapore

2408 Lee Kuan Yew PHF Singapore

2409 Kieran Yi PHF Singapore

2410 Abd Rahman Zahidi PHF Singapore

2411 K. R. Chandra + PHF+1 Singapore

2412 Pradeep Chatterjee PHF+1 Singapore

2413 Etienne Chenevier PHF+1 Singapore

2414 Vincent Fook-Hin Chong PHF+1 Singapore

2415 Akhil Chopra PHF+1 Singapore

2416 Tong Ming Chuan PHF+1 Singapore

2417 Zarin R C Cooper PHF+1 Singapore

2418 Josephine Craiu PHF+1 Singapore

2419 Judith Craiu PHF+1 Singapore

2420 Guy Demierre PHF+1 Singapore

2421 Caroline Doyen-Tiger PHF+1 Singapore

2422 Mark Eger PHF+1 Singapore

132

2423 Chiang Shih Fang PHF+1 Singapore

2424 Ben Fernandes PHF+1 Singapore

2425 Jayant Gadgil PHF+1 Singapore

2426 Maria Hassanbhai PHF+1 Singapore

2427 Irene Hennedige PHF+1 Singapore

2428 Patrick K Hernon PHF+1 Singapore

2429 Raymon T. H. Huang PHF+1 Singapore

2430 Kimie Ishizaki PHF+1 Singapore

2431 Chhanulal Jhunjhnuwala PHF+1 Singapore

2432 Nadarajah Pillai Karthigayan PHF+1 Singapore

2433 Meera Keerthi PHF+1 Singapore

2434 Arjan G Kripalani PHF+1 Singapore

2435 Henry Lip Heng Lim PHF+1 Singapore

2436 Robert C. K. Loh + PHF+1 Singapore

2437 Lian Wee Loo PHF+1 Singapore

2438 Delores Low PHF+1 Singapore

2439 Edward Chee-Kim Loy PHF+1 Singapore

2440 Philip Mason PHF+1 Singapore

2441 J K Medora PHF+1 Singapore

2442 Bhagwan H. Melwani PHF+1 Singapore

2443 Rewa N. Mirpuri PHF+1 Singapore

2444 Roshan A Moledina PHF+1 Singapore

2445 Deepak Mohan Nagrani PHF+1 Singapore

2446 Haider Nawaz PHF+1 Singapore

2447 Bernadette Ng PHF+1 Singapore

2448 Ten Chin Ngiap PHF+1 Singapore

2449 Winston Oh PHF+1 Singapore

2450 M. Parthiban PHF+1 Singapore

2451 James C. Pollock PHF+1 Singapore

2452 Jeffrey Merrill Rajeck PHF+1 Singapore

2453 Hermione Countess Of Ranfurly PHF+1 Singapore

2454 Bhusan Rao PHF+1 Singapore

2455 Mong Hee Seah PHF+1 Singapore

2456 Stewart G Siewert PHF+1 Singapore

2457 Mahesh Sivaswamy PHF+1 Singapore

2458 Chue Tin Tan PHF+1 Singapore

2459 Seang Beng Tan PHF+1 Singapore

2460 Meng Keat Tham PHF+1 Singapore

2461 Ivor G. Thevathasan PHF+1 Singapore

2462 Faith Creighton Vincent PHF+1 Singapore

2463 Ekkehard J. Wiek PHF+1 Singapore

133

134

2464 Alfred H. K. Wong PHF+1 Singapore

2465 Rachel Pereira Yap PHF+1 Singapore

2466 P. Balachandran PHF+2 Singapore

2467 John Hatleskog PHF+2 Singapore

2468 Stanley J K Low PHF+2 Singapore

2469 Andrew Roberto Mankiewicz OBE PHF+2 Singapore

2470 M. C. Melwani + PHF+2 Singapore

2471 Paliath Mohandas PHF+2 Singapore

2472 Arun Sharma PHF+2 Singapore

2473 M. P. Shroff PHF+2 Singapore

2474 Kawita Vaswani PHF+2 Singapore

2475 Albert Soon Teck Wee + PHF+2 Singapore

2476 Sajjad Akhtar PHF+3 Singapore

2477 Siew Luen Chan PHF+3 Singapore

2478 Tiong Kheng Chew PHF+3 Singapore

2479 Claus Dusemund PHF+3 Singapore

2480 Irina Francken PHF+3 Singapore

2481 Keith Harrison PHF+3 Singapore

2482 Cheong Kim Hock PHF+3 Singapore

2483 Winston K C Khoo PHF+3 Singapore

2484 Uttam Kripalani PHF+3 Singapore

2485 Louis Hee Thuang Lim PHF+3 Singapore

2486 Ghani Mahtani PHF+3 Singapore

2487 Tee Khin Neo PHF+3 Singapore

2488 Vijai Parwani PHF+3 Singapore

2489 Ronald Kin Wai Wong PHF+3 Singapore

2490 Joseph HS Chia PHF+4 Singapore

2491 Shih Fang Chiang PHF+4 Singapore

2492 Heinz Werner Frings PHF+4 Singapore

2493 Suresh M. Hathiramani PHF+4 Singapore

2494 Atul Chandrakant Merchant PHF+4 Singapore

2495 Paul Seng Hua Phua PHF+4 Singapore

2496 Manish Vijaykumar Tibrewal PHF+4 Singapore

2497 Daniel Beyeler PHF+5 Singapore

2498 Philbert SS Chin PHF+5 Singapore

2499 Saeed U. Khan PHF+5 Singapore

2500 James Huan Siak Lee PHF+5 Singapore

2501 Stacy McCarthy PHF+5 Singapore

2502 Jimmy Iskandar Abdullah Ooi PHF+5 Singapore

2503 Rusi C. Cooper PHF+6 Singapore

2504 Shoichi Ishizaki PHF+6 Singapore

2505 Mee Lee See PHF+6 Singapore

2506 Dinesh Sharma PHF+6 Singapore

2507 Peter Weng Chye Tan PHF+6 Singapore

2508 Willi Hess PHF+7 Singapore

2509 Perlita G. Tiro PHF+7 Singapore

2510 Vishamkar Tikamdas Adnani PHF+8 Singapore

2511 Murli M. K. Chanrai + PHF+8 Singapore

2512 Robert Craiu PHF+8 Singapore

2513 Keizo Fujitake PHF+8 Singapore

2514 Shahul Hameed PHF+8 Singapore

2515 Mansoor Hassanbhai PHF+8 Singapore

2516 Oliver Hennedige PHF+8 Singapore

2517 Suresh Keerthi PHF+8 Singapore

2518 Jasbir Koh PHF+8 Singapore

2519 Juay-Meng Koh PHF+8 Singapore

2520 Maria Teresa Lobaton PHF+8 Singapore

2521 S. Malaiappan PHF+8 Singapore

2522 Adam Moledina PHF+8 Singapore

2523 Madhusudan Muljibhai Patel PHF+8 Singapore

2524 Tapan Kumar Rao PHF+8 Singapore

2525 Manik R. Shahani + PHF+8 Singapore

2526 David Kuan Lian Tai PHF+8 Singapore

2527 Alan Gim Guan Tan PHF+8 Singapore

2528 Mohan K. Vaswani PHF+8 Singapore

2529 Mark Yat-Yee Wang PHF+8 Singapore

2530 Lip Kee Yap PHF+8 Singapore

2531 Inner Wheel Club of Singapore Certificate of Singapore

Appreciation

2532 Murli M. K. Chanrai + Benefactor Singapore

2533 Shahul Hameed Benefactor Singapore

2534 Willi Hess Benefactor Singapore

2535 Adam Moledina Benefactor Singapore

2537 Stefano Cascapera PHF Singapore East

2538 Charles Hoo Chow Chan PHF Singapore East

2539 Brenda Chang PHF Singapore East

2540 Eddy Chun Cheong Chang PHF Singapore East

2541 Seok Loo Chan PHF Singapore East

2542 Vicky Cheah PHF Singapore East

2543 Frankie S.H. Chia PHF Singapore East

2544 Elizabeth Choy PHF Singapore East

2545 Mrs. Chong Yong Chuah PHF Singapore East

135

136

2546 Max Lum Chong Chuen PHF Singapore East

2547 Nina Cousy PHF Singapore East

2548 Samir Kumar Datta PHF Singapore East

2549 Peter Fleischhacker PHF Singapore East

2550 Phyllis Fong PHF Singapore East

2551 Pin Chee Fong + PHF Singapore East

2552 Michio Fujinami PHF Singapore East

2553 Hidetatsu Fujiwara PHF Singapore East

2554 Lizamma George PHF Singapore East

2555 T. V. George PHF Singapore East

2556 Kai Grathwohl PHF Singapore East

2557 Dorothy Heng PHF Singapore East

2558 Tan Kah Hin PHF Singapore East

2559 Edmund D’Orville Ho PHF Singapore East

2560 Chee Boo Allan Hong PHF Singapore East

2561 Daniel Indrawan PHF Singapore East

2562 Tammy Keng PHF Singapore East

2563 Francis Swee Hwa Khoo PHF Singapore East

2564 Hock-Ghee Koh PHF Singapore East

2565 Alan C.W. Lam PHF Singapore East

2566 Liat Choon Lau PHF Singapore East

2567 Marc Laurence PHF Singapore East

2568 Walter Lau PHF Singapore East

2569 Choo Sum Lee + PHF Singapore East

2570 Maisie Lee PHF Singapore East

2571 Raymond C.S. Lee PHF Singapore East

2572 Susan Lee PHF Singapore East

2573 Mark Leigh PHF Singapore East

2574 Alan Lim PHF Singapore East

2575 Peng Ngoh Lim PHF Singapore East

2576 Peter Kim Teng Lim PHF Singapore East

2577 Henry Sing Seng Loo PHF Singapore East

2578 Joseph Low PHF Singapore East

2579 Max Chong Chuen Lum PHF Singapore East

2580 Dinesh Malkani PHF Singapore East

2581 Jyoti Malkani PHF Singapore East

2582 Rajesh Malkani PHF Singapore East

2583 Roger Mariette + PHF Singapore East

2584 Roger Louis Mariette PHF Singapore East

2585 Rex Martens PHF Singapore East

2586 Bruce McKay PHF Singapore East

2587 C. Keshava Murthy PHF Singapore East

2588 Suma Murthy PHF Singapore East

2589 V P Nair PHF Singapore East

2590 Cheng Quee Ng PHF Singapore East

2591 Elson Ng PHF Singapore East

2592 Johnnie Ng PHF Singapore East

2593 Kon Kai Ng + PHF Singapore East

2594 Lee Cheng Ng PHF Singapore East

2595 John Officer PHF Singapore East

2596 John C. Officer PHF Singapore East

2597 Lucy Ooi PHF Singapore East

2598 Wong Mook Ow PHF Singapore East

2599 Theodore Panos PHF Singapore East

2600 Luke Ngiap Luan Peng PHF Singapore East

2601 Weng Peter Peng PHF Singapore East

2602 Jeffery G T Po PHF Singapore East

2603 Shi Lei Quek PHF Singapore East

2604 Krishna Ramoo PHF Singapore East

2605 Dicky Seah PHF Singapore East

2606 Hay Lum Sim PHF Singapore East

2607 K P Sivam PHF Singapore East

2608 Hung Tong Tan PHF Singapore East

2609 Ian Ih-Hian Tan PHF Singapore East

2610 Pauline Teo PHF Singapore East

2611 Irene Tong PHF Singapore East

2612 Paul R. L. Wilson PHF Singapore East

2613 Peter Wirth PHF Singapore East

2614 Alfred Wong PHF Singapore East

2615 Kazuyo Yamani PHF Singapore East

2616 Gerald Ho Phui Yong PHF Singapore East

2617 Paul Beekman PHF+1 Singapore East

2618 Ken Chin-Yuen Chang PHF+1 Singapore East

2619 Julie Chan PHF+1 Singapore East

2620 Chong Yong Chuah + PHF+1 Singapore East

2621 Choo Kui Chu PHF+1 Singapore East

2622 Oscar L. Cousy PHF+1 Singapore East

2623 Chrisantha Dedigama PHF+1 Singapore East

2624 Clarence Heng PHF+1 Singapore East

2625 Paul Sin Sieng Keng PHF+1 Singapore East

2626 George Mathew PHF+1 Singapore East

2627 Choon Keng Tan PHF+1 Singapore East

137

2628 Keng Hock Teo PHF+1 Singapore East

2629 Kiyotsugu Yamane PHF+1 Singapore East

2630 Gunter Zienarski PHF+1 Singapore East

2631 Thomas Chiang Kheng Heng + PHF+2 Singapore East

2632 Puay Koon Lim PHF+2 Singapore East

2633 Alex Koon Hian Ooi PHF+2 Singapore East

2634 Brown Anthony Pereira PHF+2 Singapore East

2635 Hay Lum Sim PHF+2 Singapore East

2636 Heng Thye Chan PHF+3 Singapore East

2637 Jerry S. L. Chan PHF+3 Singapore East

2638 Anthony J. Twohill PHF+4 Singapore East

2639 Victor Fun Hong Wong PHF+4 Singapore East

2640 Alice John PHF+5 Singapore East

2641 Clara Chan PHF+8 Singapore East

2642 Richard Seow Chen Chan PHF+8 Singapore East

2643 Erich Erber PHF+8 Singapore East

2644 Hoe Beng Fong PHF+8 Singapore East

2645 M. G. John + PHF+8 Singapore East

2646 Chin Hin Lim + PHF+8 Singapore East

2647 How-Heng Tong PHF+8 Singapore East

2648 Principal,Serangoon Garden Certificate of Singapore East

Appreciation

2649 Alice John Benefactor Singapore East

2650 M. G. John + Benefactor Singapore East

2651 Chin Hin Lim + Benefactor Singapore East

2652 Alex Koon Hian Ooi Benefactor Singapore East

2653 Ian Ih-Hian Tan Benefactor Singapore East

2654 How-Heng Tong Benefactor Singapore East

2656 James Dedicus Gomez PHF Singapore Heartlands

2658 Rajeev Bhasi PHF Singapore North

2659 Amit Bhushan PHF Singapore North

2660 Hiap-Kong Chan PHF Singapore North

2661 Keng-Chuen Kelvin Chan PHF Singapore North

2662 Kim Yong Chan PHF Singapore North

2663 Henry Chia PHF Singapore North

2664 Stephanie Chua PHF Singapore North

2665 Stella Foo PHF Singapore North

2666 Kim Seng Goh PHF Singapore North

2667 Choon Hwee Alban Kang PHF Singapore North

2668 Li-Chee Kim PHF Singapore North

2669 Robert Koh PHF Singapore North

138

2670 Philip T H Leow PHF Singapore North

2671 Kheng-Chye Lim PHF Singapore North

2672 Soot Tee Lim PHF Singapore North

2673 Kuan Sian Low PHF Singapore North

2674 Teng Wai Lum PHF Singapore North

2675 Kenneth R. Lyen PHF Singapore North

2676 E S Monteiro + PHF Singapore North

2677 Allan Y. H. Ng PHF Singapore North

2678 Lily Ng Toh PHF Singapore North

2679 Ser Huan Ong PHF Singapore North

2680 Wee Heng Ong PHF Singapore North

2681 Ronnie Pang PHF Singapore North

2682 Robert Pwee PHF Singapore North

2683 Joo Hock Quek PHF Singapore North

2684 Sze Swee Quek PHF Singapore North

2685 Grace See PHF Singapore North

2686 Manoj Kumar Sherman PHF Singapore North

2687 Chiang Khi Sim PHF Singapore North

2688 Robin C. K. Sng PHF Singapore North

2689 Hau Lun Alan So PHF Singapore North

2690 Betty Soh PHF Singapore North

2691 Teo Sok Eng PHF Singapore North

2692 Ronald Soo PHF Singapore North

2693 M. N. Swami PHF Singapore North

2694 Charles Syn Chiang Wah PHF Singapore North

2695 Simon Wee PHF Singapore North

2696 Lim Ah Whay PHF Singapore North

2697 Masao Yamashika PHF Singapore North

2698 Renny A. K. Yeo PHF Singapore North

2699 Chew Yong Chua PHF+1 Singapore North

2700 Troy Engle PHF+1 Singapore North

2701 Robert Pwee PHF+1 Singapore North

2702 Hong-Chiow Seow PHF+1 Singapore North

2703 Phillip Siong Teck Soh PHF+1 Singapore North

2704 Jayapal Ramasamy PHF+2 Singapore North

2705 Philip Kee PHF+5 Singapore North

2706 David Cheng Sim See PHF+8 Singapore North

2707 Chin Gee Eric Tan PHF+8 Singapore North

2708 Dannis Ee Cheong Teo PHF+8 Singapore North

2709 Robert Pwee Benefactor Singapore North

2710 David Cheng Sim See Benefactor Singapore North

139

140

2711 Hong-Chiow Seow Benefactor Singapore North

2712 Masao Yamashika Benefactor Singapore North

2714 Paul Abisheganadan PHF Singapore West

2715 Terry Abisheganaden PHF Singapore West

2716 Peng-Eng Ang PHF Singapore West

2717 Rosemary Ang PHF Singapore West

2718 Michael Bailey PHF Singapore West

2719 Christopher E. Beckett PHF Singapore West

2720 Jurgen Peter Begemann PHF Singapore West

2721 Rose Boon PHF Singapore West

2722 Chen Rou Chan PHF Singapore West

2723 George Chang PHF Singapore West

2724 Kim Soo Cheng + PHF Singapore West

2725 Wing Cheong + PHF Singapore West

2726 Kah Chuan Chew PHF Singapore West

2727 Kia Ngee Chew PHF Singapore West

2728 Loy-Cheow Chew PHF Singapore West

2729 Kester H. L. Chia PHF Singapore West

2730 Lesa Chia PHF Singapore West

2731 Chee-Tan Chiat PHF Singapore West

2732 Evan Shao Wei Chng PHF Singapore West

2733 John Hong Ann Chng PHF Singapore West

2734 Lily P K Chng PHF Singapore West

2735 B P Chua PHF Singapore West

2736 Jenny Chua PHF Singapore West

2737 B P Chus PHF Singapore West

2738 Jean-Paul Maurice Felix Deslypere PHF Singapore West

2739 Frank Carl Firnkes PHF Singapore West

2740 Soon Yien Foo PHF Singapore West

2741 Tiang-Boo Gerald Foo PHF Singapore West

2742 Peter Gerber PHF Singapore West

2743 Kiat Seng Goh PHF Singapore West

2744 Swee Ming Eric Goh PHF Singapore West

2745 John An Lok Gouw PHF Singapore West

2746 Owen Grahame PHF Singapore West

2747 Edward John Grinsted PHF Singapore West

2748 Beat A. Haehlen PHF Singapore West

2749 Dennis Hangchi PHF Singapore West

2750 Matilde Heinser PHF Singapore West

2751 James Heng PHF Singapore West

2752 Angeline Kim Ann Ho PHF Singapore West

2753 Elijah Teny Loong Ho PHF Singapore West

2754 Ying Ling Ho PHF Singapore West

2755 Regina Jing PHF Singapore West

2756 Grosvenor John PHF Singapore West

2757 Harald E Kading PHF Singapore West

2758 Victoria Tan Tiok Kee PHF Singapore West

2759 Ellen Khoo + PHF Singapore West

2760 Soo Jin Khoo PHF Singapore West

2761 Ernst K Kofod PHF Singapore West

2762 Chin Hwa Koh PHF Singapore West

2763 Feeling Kong PHF Singapore West

2764 Gamini Korala PHF Singapore West

2765 Gilbert Kuek PHF Singapore West

2766 Chi-Kuen Lam PHF Singapore West

2767 James Lau PHF Singapore West

2768 Ah-Teng Lee PHF Singapore West

2769 John Sk Lee PHF Singapore West

2770 Viktor Nikolaus Leendertz PHF Singapore West

2771 Seow Keng Lee + PHF Singapore West

2772 Dominic W. H. Leung PHF Singapore West

2773 Arthur Siew Ming Lim PHF Singapore West

2774 B. C. Lim PHF Singapore West

2775 Jessica Wan Yi Lim PHF Singapore West

2776 Joanne Chu Wan Lim PHF Singapore West

2777 Kok Guan Lim PHF Singapore West

2778 Mathew Dao Yuan Lim PHF Singapore West

2779 Michael Dao Heng Lim PHF Singapore West

2780 Pin Lim PHF Singapore West

2781 Teck-Hui Lim PHF Singapore West

2782 Frank C H Loh PHF Singapore West

2783 Jwee Siam Johnny Loh PHF Singapore West

2784 Sin-Yong Loh PHF Singapore West

2785 G L Louis PHF Singapore West

2786 Lawrence Low PHF Singapore West

2787 Ruth P C Low PHF Singapore West

2788 Sue-Leong Low + PHF Singapore West

2789 Earl M T Lu PHF Singapore West

2790 Libiin Ma PHF Singapore West

2791 Klaus Michaelsen PHF Singapore West

2792 Fiona Tan Siew Min PHF Singapore West

2793 Cheong Ling Ng PHF Singapore West

141

2794 Sow Heong NG PHF Singapore West

2795 Larry Ong PHF Singapore West

2796 Lan Foong Pack PHF Singapore West

2797 Tiong Boon Pek PHF Singapore West

2798 David Phoa + PHF Singapore West

2799 David Phoa + PHF Singapore West

2800 William Phoa PHF Singapore West

2801 Thomas Stephen Rainey PHF Singapore West

2802 Phillip W Risch + PHF Singapore West

2803 Robert Rosenberger PHF Singapore West

2804 Han Tatt Sam PHF Singapore West

2805 Akira Sanoh + PHF Singapore West

2806 Khen Hee Seah PHF Singapore West

2807 Han Bing Siang PHF Singapore West

2808 Dolly Sim PHF Singapore West

2809 Jing Song Sing PHF Singapore West

2810 Caroline Siew Cheng Tan PHF Singapore West

2811 Chee Fong Tan PHF Singapore West

2812 Chor Beng Tan PHF Singapore West

2813 Dennis H. M. Tan PHF Singapore West

2814 Ellen May Ling Tan PHF Singapore West

2815 Ellery James Wei Chern Tan PHF Singapore West

2816 Eng Seng Perry Tan PHF Singapore West

2817 Eric Heng Chong Tan PHF Singapore West

2818 Esther Lee Meng Tan PHF Singapore West

2819 Eugene Wie Loon Tan PHF Singapore West

2820 Kok Kheng Tan PHF Singapore West

2821 Nancy Chye Wan Tan PHF Singapore West

2822 Robert Sin Chuan Tan PHF Singapore West

2823 William Tan Teng Hoo PHF Singapore West

2824 Allan Boon Hwee Tay PHF Singapore West

2825 Peng Kok Tay PHF Singapore West

2826 Whay Yee Tay PHF Singapore West

2827 Tan Geok Tian PHF Singapore West

2828 Claus Trenner PHF Singapore West

2829 Lee Siew Wah PHF Singapore West

2830 Lucy Phoa Keng Wa PHF Singapore West

2831 Amanda Nicole Tan Jia Wen PHF Singapore West

2832 Mei Wee Wen PHF Singapore West

2833 Boon Fatt Thomas Wong PHF Singapore West

2834 Tun Jeng Wong PHF Singapore West

142

2835 Chuan Lock Yeo PHF Singapore West

2836 Jeffrey Hang Lim Yeo PHF Singapore West

2837 David Y.T. Yeow PHF Singapore West

2838 Klaus Zeidler PHF Singapore West

2839 Kian Chuan Ang PHF+1 Singapore West

2840 Suan Lee Boon PHF+1 Singapore West

2841 Peter Heinser PHF+1 Singapore West

2842 Kay Eng Khoo PHF+1 Singapore West

2843 Bou Leong Lai PHF+1 Singapore West

2844 Kiah Tow Lim PHF+1 Singapore West

2845 Kenny Loh Chee Kin PHF+1 Singapore West

2846 Gary Choo Huat Loh PHF+1 Singapore West

2847 Sing Kok See PHF+1 Singapore West

2848 Newton J. Smith PHF+1 Singapore West

2849 Poh Imm Tay PHF+1 Singapore West

2850 Boon-Poon Toon PHF+1 Singapore West

2851 Yew-Chuan Bay PHF+2 Singapore West

2852 Thai See Boh PHF+2 Singapore West

2853 Bernard E. K. Chia PHF+2 Singapore West

2854 Kailas Chidambaram PHF+2 Singapore West

2855 Koon Chek Chua PHF+2 Singapore West

2856 Ted M B De Ponti + PHF+2 Singapore West

2857 Darryl Kuek PHF+2 Singapore West

2858 Tommie Seow Wah Lien PHF+2 Singapore West

2859 Ronnie Neo PHF+2 Singapore West

2860 Stuart J. V. Pack PHF+2 Singapore West

2861 Hee-Seang Teh PHF+2 Singapore West

2862 Koi Chim Chong PHF+3 Singapore West

2863 Stephen Thuan Kiang Lim PHF+3 Singapore West

2864 Victor Boon Ser Sim PHF+3 Singapore West

2865 Leong How Wee PHF+3 Singapore West

2866 Chuen-Eng Yeo PHF+3 Singapore West

2867 Teck-Eng Tay + PHF+4 Singapore West

2868 Philip Thompson PHF+4 Singapore West

2869 Kuen Yip Lee PHF+5 Singapore West

2870 Chee Hoong Kong PHF+6 Singapore West

2871 Wei Lien Tay PHF+6 Singapore West

2872 Geok Tian Tan + PHF+8 Singapore West

2873 Henry Kok-Hiang Tan PHF+8 Singapore West

2874 Inner Wheel Of Singapore West Certificate of

Appreciation

Singapore West

143

2875 Geok Tian Tan + Benefactor Singapore West

2876 Henry Kok-Hiang Tan Benefactor Singapore West

2878 Christina Pek Kuan Ang PHF Suntec City

2879 Yoong Hwa Corinna Chang PHF Suntec City

2880 Fook Keon Chee PHF Suntec City

2881 Madeleine Him Lim Chew PHF Suntec City

2882 David See Thong Chiang PHF Suntec City

2883 Pierce Kah Hoe Chow PHF Suntec City

2884 Eng Swee (Max) Goh PHF Suntec City

2885 Gim Cheng Teresa Lim PHF Suntec City

2886 Lai Keng Lim PHF Suntec City

2887 Seow Yan (Violet) Lim PHF Suntec City

2888 Wah Liang (William) Lim PHF Suntec City

2889 Vincy Ng PHF Suntec City

2890 Bhaskar Rao PHF Suntec City

2891 Cheah Choon Soh PHF Suntec City

2892 Ying Tung (David) Tai PHF Suntec City

2893 Kay-Han Tay PHF Suntec City

2894 Howe-Yang, Felix Tok PHF Suntec City

2895 Kok-On Wong PHF Suntec City

2896 Wye Leng Wong PHF Suntec City

2897 Kam-Shiu Francis Yiu PHF Suntec City

2898 Sai Lian Chiang-Sim PHF+1 Suntec City

2899 Jamie Kwan-Jin Lee PHF+1 Suntec City

2900 Sylvia Lee PHF+1 Suntec City

2901 Jiexia (Jessica) Liu PHF+1 Suntec City

2902 Chandran Thirumalai PHF+1 Suntec City

2903 Mary Koh PHF+2 Suntec City

2904 Kum Sek Wong PHF+2 Suntec City

2905 Swee Kim Lim PHF+3 Suntec City

2906 Kimmis Kim Ming PUN PHF+4 Suntec City

2907 Richard Wah Ann Yap PHF+4 Suntec City

2908 See Ngoh (Claire) Chiang PHF+6 Suntec City

2909 Meow Khin (Lydia) Chan PHF+8 Suntec City

2910 Carina Lee Choo Chia PHF+8 Suntec City

2911 Huey Jiuan (Joanne) Kam PHF+8 Suntec City

2912 Banyan Tree Global Foundation

Limited

Certificate of

Appreciation

Suntec City

2913 Huey Jiuan (Joanne) Kam Benefactor Suntec City

2915 Hee-Siew An PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2916 Keng-Lee Eng PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

144

2917 Soh Swee Eng PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2918 Kin Chen Foo PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2919 Teck-Seng Foo PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2920 Teck Juan Han PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2921 Boon Chuan Lee PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2922 Keat Hong Ooi PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2923 Chee Kheng Oon PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2924 Sing-Shiew Pang PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2925 Peng Soon Seah PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2926 Chong Teang Sia PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2927 Be Be Tan PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2928 Kim-Long Tan PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2929 Kok Kuen Tan PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2930 Fong Luang Wang PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2931 Steven Wong Fut Song PHF Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin)

2933 Arun Bedi PHF Tanglin

2934 Dieter Beer PHF Tanglin

2935 Julian Chang PHF Tanglin

2936 Roy Chan Kum Wah PHF Tanglin

2937 David C S Chia PHF Tanglin

2938 Eddy Y. Chong PHF Tanglin

2939 Nancy Choo May Leng PHF Tanglin

2940 Steven Choo PHF Tanglin

2941 Peter W. Cunningham PHF Tanglin

2942 Navaz Dastur PHF Tanglin

2943 Clement Gerard Hendricks PHF Tanglin

2944 Marc J. Hilbert PHF Tanglin

2945 Kok Tong Ho PHF Tanglin

2946 Katsuji Iwatake PHF Tanglin

2947 Robert Kokshoorn PHF Tanglin

2948 Robert Kokshoorn PHF Tanglin

2949 Tin Leng Kor PHF Tanglin

2950 Linda Raja Kumar PHF Tanglin

2951 T. Raja Kumar PHF Tanglin

2952 Tenny Lee PHF Tanglin

2953 Gary Le Mercier PHF Tanglin

2954 Jason C. T. Lim PHF Tanglin

2955 Jeffrey M. Y. Lim PHF Tanglin

2956 Poh Hock Lim PHF Tanglin

2957 Tony Wan-Thye Liok PHF Tanglin

2958 Kai Woh Loh PHF Tanglin

145

146

2959 Rathi Mahendran PHF Tanglin

2960 Assan Masood PHF Tanglin

2961 Joseph Mcnally PHF Tanglin

2962 Mansoor Nakhooda PHF Tanglin

2963 Shirin Nakhooda + PHF Tanglin

2964 Lena Ng PHF Tanglin

2965 Chin Leong Ong PHF Tanglin

2966 Kiem Kiok Ong PHF Tanglin

2967 Sonny Ong PHF Tanglin

2968 Yu Huat Ong PHF Tanglin

2969 Henry C S Pang PHF Tanglin

2970 Diana Quek PHF Tanglin

2971 Tse Kwang Quek PHF Tanglin

2972 Prem Xavier Raj PHF Tanglin

2973 K. L. Ramchander PHF Tanglin

2974 Voon Jen Shek PHF Tanglin

2975 Masaki Shiroyama PHF Tanglin

2976 Patrick Sim PHF Tanglin

2977 Jeffrey K.J. Sng PHF Tanglin

2978 Anthony C K Tan PHF Tanglin

2979 Kah Hin Tan PHF Tanglin

2980 Charlie Tan Teo Lay PHF Tanglin

2981 Cheah Kim Teck PHF Tanglin

2982 Jessie Tong PHF Tanglin

2983 Ozan Turay PHF Tanglin

2984 Tetsus Watanabe PHF Tanglin

2985 Ee Pui Wong PHF Tanglin

2986 Peter Yang PHF Tanglin

2987 Bobby Chuan-Fatt Yeo PHF Tanglin

2988 Kok Tong Choo PHF+1 Tanglin

2989 Aik Hong Chua PHF+1 Tanglin

2990 Clemente K. Escano PHF+1 Tanglin

2991 Tian Huat Gan PHF+1 Tanglin

2992 Fidelis Chan Wan Kong PHF+1 Tanglin

2993 Wan Wan Lee PHF+1 Tanglin

2994 Kwan Ming Keith Lim + PHF+1 Tanglin

2995 Roslan A Rahman PHF+1 Tanglin

2996 P. K. Sundram + PHF+1 Tanglin

2997 Harris S. Y. Kor PHF+2 Tanglin

2998 Udo H. Langbein PHF+2 Tanglin

2999 T. Thirumoorthy PHF+6 Tanglin

3000 Khushroo Dastur PHF+7 Tanglin

3001 Kok Chiang Tong PHF+8 Tanglin

3002 Kee Leong Ngan Benefactor Tanglin

3003 T. Thirumoorthy Benefactor Tanglin

3005 Geck Hooi Pauline Chia PHF Tanjong Pagar

3006 David Kwok PHF Tanjong Pagar

3007 Lin Lee Teo PHF Tanjong Pagar

3008 Peggy Teo PHF Tanjong Pagar

3009 Linda Tean PHF+1 Tanjong Pagar

3010 Sek Yam John Tan PHF+2 Tanjong Pagar

3011 Jona Soon Moi Pang PHF+5 Tanjong Pagar

3012 Albert Fook Soon Wong PHF+8 Tanjong Pagar

3014 En Loong Chee PHF Tanjung Aru

3015 Leong Suk Ching PHF Tanjung Aru

3016 Kon-Leong Chin PHF Tanjung Aru

3017 Janny Vui Siong Lee PHF Tanjung Aru

3018 Melinda Lim PHF Tanjung Aru

3019 Hie Sieng Ling PHF Tanjung Aru

3020 Shea Jen Lin PHF Tanjung Aru

3021 Michael Isuen Ng PHF Tanjung Aru

3022 Nyet Yin Pang PHF Tanjung Aru

3023 Joan Yen Choo Phang PHF Tanjung Aru

3024 Brenndon Keith Soh PHF Tanjung Aru

3025 Calvin C Tan PHF Tanjung Aru

3026 Terence N. Y. Tan PHF Tanjung Aru

3027 Anita Dhawan PHF+1 Tanjung Aru

3028 Suk Ching Pang PHF+1 Tanjung Aru

3029 Yee Seeto PHF+1 Tanjung Aru

3030 Yeat Phin Tan PHF+1 Tanjung Aru

3031 Lewis Tetyee Fong PHF+2 Tanjung Aru

3032 See Tze Shen PHF+3 Tanjung Aru

3033 Andy Ten Soo Wong PHF+3 Tanjung Aru

3034 Ah Cheng Phang PHF+7 Tanjung Aru

3035 Tuck Chin Tee PHF+7 Tanjung Aru

3036 Margaret Bu Jen Fong PHF+8 Tanjung Aru

3037 Margaret Fung PHF+8 Tanjung Aru

3038 Margaret Bu Jen Fong Benefactor Tanjung Aru

3039 Ah Cheng Phang Benefactor Tanjung Aru

3040 See Tze Shen Benefactor Tanjung Aru

3042 J G Bridger PHF Tawau

3043 Patrick Kennedy Cassels PHF Tawau

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148

3044 James N. Y. Chen PHF Tawau

3045 Matthias Chin PHF Tawau

3046 Francis Chong PHF Tawau

3047 Eddie Choong PHF Tawau

3048 Tim J Cutlack PHF Tawau

3049 Dirk De Bruin PHF Tawau

3050 Annie Foo PHF Tawau

3051 Stephen Wan Keng Foo PHF Tawau

3052 Rex A. Hatherley PHF Tawau

3053 Ngu Ngiong Hieng PHF Tawau

3054 Hung Kong Hsieh + PHF Tawau

3055 Mark Raymond Huet PHF Tawau

3056 Kua Nam Kiang PHF Tawau

3057 Frederick V. Kilos PHF Tawau

3058 Dixon Chung-Lin Kong PHF Tawau

3059 Eric Hiew Min Kong PHF Tawau

3060 Kannan Kutty PHF Tawau

3061 John Lee + PHF Tawau

3062 Frank Lim PHF Tawau

3063 Kok Chung Victor Lim PHF Tawau

3064 Ghulam Abbas Malik PHF Tawau

3065 Boon Gee Ong PHF Tawau

3066 Ching-Al Pang PHF Tawau

3067 Wei-Jen Pang PHF Tawau

3068 Chang Yun Ping PHF Tawau

3069 Nokiah Sannasi PHF Tawau

3070 Kelvin Tan Aik Pen PHF Tawau

3071 Ah Kan Steven Tee PHF Tawau

3072 William Thien PHF Tawau

3073 Jessie Traulsen PHF Tawau

3074 Pau Lok Paul Vun PHF Tawau

3075 Mary Yapp PHF Tawau

3076 Geoffrey Yee PHF Tawau

3077 Wan Seng Yeo PHF Tawau

3078 Kon Foh Chin PHF+1 Tawau

3079 Peter Hsieh PHF+1 Tawau

3080 Kwok Yau Leung PHF+1 Tawau

3081 Valerie Ann-Peng Lim PHF+1 Tawau

3082 Pak Lok Pang PHF+1 Tawau

3083 William Tully + PHF+1 Tawau

3084 Wai Seng Yuen PHF+1 Tawau

3085 William Cheang PHF+2 Tawau

3086 Chris Chiew Kim Hua PHF+2 Tawau

3087 Patrick Su Kim Chin PHF+2 Tawau

3088 Horace C Traulsen PHF+2 Tawau

3089 Frankie Chua PHF+3 Tawau

3090 Ming Yong Frederick Lo PHF+4 Tawau

3091 Radaha K. Krishnan PHF+5 Tawau

3092 Jimmy K. L. Pang PHF+8 Tawau

3093 Siew Wah Quek PHF+8 Tawau

3094 William Tully + Benefactor Tawau

3096 Abd Razak B Abd Rahman PHF Tawau Tanjung

3097 Weng Moon Chai PHF Tawau Tanjung

3098 Dat Khen Chok + PHF Tawau Tanjung

3099 Tsu Ching Chong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3100 Vincent, Kong Vui Chong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3101 Stanley Yong Kong Fah PHF Tawau Tanjung

3102 Lo Su Fui PHF Tawau Tanjung

3103 Ann, Yuen Fan Fung PHF Tawau Tanjung

3104 Joseph M. Gabriel + PHF Tawau Tanjung

3105 Kenneth, Phiang Kiong Goh PHF Tawau Tanjung

3106 Larry Koh PHF Tawau Tanjung

3107 James, Fon Kiew Ku PHF Tawau Tanjung

3108 Franco, Thau Fah Lee PHF Tawau Tanjung

3109 Jin Jou Lee PHF Tawau Tanjung

3110 Jin May Lee PHF Tawau Tanjung

3111 Paul Vui Yung Lee PHF Tawau Tanjung

3112 Chin Wu Lim PHF Tawau Tanjung

3113 Elbert Yu Ming Lim PHF Tawau Tanjung

3114 Wilson Lim PHF Tawau Tanjung

3115 Stephen Lo PHF Tawau Tanjung

3116 Steven, Chu Yaw Ong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3117 Wei Nam Ong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3118 Kin Khon Pang PHF Tawau Tanjung

3119 Tee Lean Seah PHF Tawau Tanjung

3120 Azril Surash PHF Tawau Tanjung

3121 Yun Wu Tai PHF Tawau Tanjung

3122 Li Ngo Teo PHF Tawau Tanjung

3123 Vui Tong Tham PHF Tawau Tanjung

3124 Alfred Fu Vui Wong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3125 Koh Son Wong PHF Tawau Tanjung

3126 James, Kok Pheng Bong PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

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3127 Alexander Sie Ming Chok PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3128 Joo Sang Kim PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3129 Thau Kong Lee PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3130 Desmond Vui En Liew PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3131 Chu Kwong Lu PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3132 Ah Foh Pang PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3133 Adrian Kai Yong Tan PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3134 Tu Huah Teo PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3135 Peter, Siew Kion Wong PHF+1 Tawau Tanjung

3136 Jimmy Wooi Meng Lim PHF+3 Tawau Tanjung

3137 Kin Loong Chua PHF+8 Tawau Tanjung

3138 Cheu Seng Lee PHF+8 Tawau Tanjung

3140 Caroline Hong Chow Chin + PHF Tebrau

3141 Tibbs Fernandez + PHF Tebrau

3142 D.Y.A.M. Tunku Ibrahim Ismail PHF Tebrau

3143 V Joseph PHF Tebrau

3144 James Loh Ham King PHF Tebrau

3145 Francis Puthucheary PHF Tebrau

3146 Charanjit Singh PHF Tebrau

3147 William Yong PHF Tebrau

3148 Carol Ann Puthucheary PHF+1 Tebrau

3150 Choon Huan Ch’ng PHF Yong Peng

3151 Boon Hing Low PHF Yong Peng

3152 Seak Moi To PHF Yong Peng

3154 S.R. Nathan PHF No Rotary Club

Anonymous donors are excluded. + indicates deceased donor.

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RECOGNITION TOTALS

Does not include terminated clubs. Paul Harris Fellow counts includes Multiple PHF recipients

District Recognition Type Club Count of Donors

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Bandar Seri Begawan 73

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Batu Pahat, Johore 46

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Belait 26

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Bintulu Central, Sarawak 11

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Bintulu, Sarawak 40

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Bugis Junction 77

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Bukit Timah 18

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Changi 43

3310 Paul Harris Fellow E-Club of 3310 36

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Garden City 113

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Johor Bahru Sentral, Johor 14

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Johor Centennial, Johore Bahru 6

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Johore Bahru, Johore 125

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Johor Straits View, Johore Bahru 7

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Jurong Town 120

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kampong Gelam 2

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kinabalu Sutera, Sabah 20

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kluang, Johore 31

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Famosa, Malacca 17

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Kinabalu Mandarin, Sabah 2

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Kinabalu Pearl, Sabah 11

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Kinabalu, Sabah 69

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Kinabalu South, Sabah 45

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Melaka, Malacca 24

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kota Tinggi, Johore 24

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kuching Central, Sarawak 70

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kuching Jaya, Sarawak 11

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kuching, Sarawak 55

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kuching South, Sarawak 7

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Kulai, Johore 40

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Labuan, Federal Territory 16

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Likas Bay, Sabah 66

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Luyang, Sabah 18

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Malacca, Malacca 47

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Marina City 81

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Mersing, Johore 24

151

152

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Miri Oil Town, Sarawak 1

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Miri, Sarawak 13

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Mount Sophia 1

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Muar, Johore 21

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Novena 5

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Pandan Valley 74

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Pasir Gudang, Johore 30

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Pontian, Johore 21

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Puteri Lagoon (Johor Bahru), Johore 29

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Queenstown 116

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Raffles City 93

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Sandakan North, Sabah 44

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Sandakan, Sabah 56

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Sarikei, Sarawak 1

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Segamat, Johore 11

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Sentosa 25

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Serangoon Gardens Orchard 21

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Shenton 5

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Sibu, Sarawak 19

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Singapore 379

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Singapore East 111

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Singapore Heartlands 1

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Singapore North 51

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Singapore West 160

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Suntec City 34

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tangkak Ledang (Mandarin), Johore 17

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tanglin 69

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tanjong Pagar 8

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tanjung Aru, Sabah 24

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tawau, Sabah 52

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tawau Tanjung, Sabah 43

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Tebrau, Johore Bahru 9

3310 Paul Harris Fellow Yong Peng, Johore 3

3310 Paul Harris Fellow No Rotary Club 1

Paul Harris Fellow 2983


3310 Multiple PHF Bandar Seri Begawan 31

3310 Multiple PHF Batu Pahat, Johore 8

3310 Multiple PHF Belait 5

3310 Multiple PHF Bintulu Central, Sarawak 1

3310 Multiple PHF Bintulu, Sarawak 4

3310 Multiple PHF Bugis Junction 27

3310 Multiple PHF Bukit Timah 7

3310 Multiple PHF Changi 21

3310 Multiple PHF E-Club of 3310 15

3310 Multiple PHF Garden City 50

3310 Multiple PHF Johor Bahru Sentral, Johor 7

3310 Multiple PHF Johore Bahru, Johore 31

3310 Multiple PHF Johor Straits View, Johore Bahru 1

3310 Multiple PHF Jurong Town 30

3310 Multiple PHF Kampong Gelam 1

3310 Multiple PHF Kinabalu Sutera, Sabah 7

3310 Multiple PHF Kluang, Johore 3

3310 Multiple PHF Kota Famosa, Malacca 1

3310 Multiple PHF Kota Kinabalu, Sabah 9

3310 Multiple PHF Kota Kinabalu South, Sabah 9

3310 Multiple PHF Kota Melaka, Malacca 1

3310 Multiple PHF Kuching Central, Sarawak 16

3310 Multiple PHF Kuching Jaya, Sarawak 2

3310 Multiple PHF Kuching, Sarawak 11

3310 Multiple PHF Kuching South, Sarawak 1

3310 Multiple PHF Kulai, Johore 8

3310 Multiple PHF Labuan, Federal Territory 8

3310 Multiple PHF Likas Bay, Sabah 24

3310 Multiple PHF Luyang, Sabah 3

3310 Multiple PHF Malacca, Malacca 6

3310 Multiple PHF Marina City 28

3310 Multiple PHF Miri Oil Town, Sarawak 1

3310 Multiple PHF Miri, Sarawak 3

3310 Multiple PHF Mount Sophia 1

3310 Multiple PHF Muar, Johore 4

3310 Multiple PHF Novena 2

3310 Multiple PHF Pandan Valley 24

3310 Multiple PHF Pasir Gudang, Johore 9

3310 Multiple PHF Pontian, Johore 3

3310 Multiple PHF Puteri Lagoon (Johor Bahru), Johore 11

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3310 Multiple PHF Queenstown 36

3310 Multiple PHF Raffles City 29

3310 Multiple PHF Sandakan North, Sabah 8

3310 Multiple PHF Sandakan, Sabah 4

3310 Multiple PHF Sarikei, Sarawak 1

3310 Multiple PHF Segamat, Johore 3

3310 Multiple PHF Sentosa 10

3310 Multiple PHF Serangoon Gardens Orchard 6

3310 Multiple PHF Shenton 1

3310 Multiple PHF Sibu, Sarawak 3

3310 Multiple PHF Singapore 120

3310 Multiple PHF Singapore East 31

3310 Multiple PHF Singapore North 10

3310 Multiple PHF Singapore West 35

3310 Multiple PHF Suntec City 14

3310 Multiple PHF Tanglin 14

3310 Multiple PHF Tanjong Pagar 4

3310 Multiple PHF Tanjung Aru, Sabah 11

3310 Multiple PHF Tawau, Sabah 16

3310 Multiple PHF Tawau Tanjung, Sabah 13

3310 Multiple PHF Tebrau, Johore Bahru 1

Multiple PHF 804


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3310 Benefactor Bandar Seri Begawan 1

3310 Benefactor Batu Pahat, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Bugis Junction 7

3310 Benefactor Bukit Timah 2

3310 Benefactor Changi 1

3310 Benefactor E-Club of 3310 5

3310 Benefactor Garden City 19

3310 Benefactor Johore Bahru, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Kluang, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Kota Famosa, Malacca 1

3310 Benefactor Kuching Central, Sarawak 5

3310 Benefactor Kuching, Sarawak 2

3310 Benefactor Kulai, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Labuan, Federal Territory 1

3310 Benefactor Malacca, Malacca 1

3310 Benefactor Marina City 2

3310 Benefactor Mersing, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Muar, Johore 2

3310 Benefactor Pandan Valley 3

3310 Benefactor Queenstown ( 2

3310 Benefactor Raffles City 6

3310 Benefactor Segamat, Johore 1

3310 Benefactor Sentosa 3

3310 Benefactor Serangoon Gardens Orchard 1

3310 Benefactor Singapore 4

3310 Benefactor Singapore East 6

3310 Benefactor Singapore North 4

3310 Benefactor Singapore West 2

3310 Benefactor Suntec City 1

3310 Benefactor Tanglin 2

3310 Benefactor Tanjung Aru, Sabah 3

3310 Benefactor Tawau, Sabah 1

Benefactor 93


3310 Certificate of Appreciation Johor Bahru Sentral, Johor 2

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Kota Kinabalu, Sabah 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Marina City 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Raffles City 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Singapore 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Singapore East 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Singapore West 1

3310 Certificate of Appreciation Suntec City 1

Certificate of Appreciation 9

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CHAPTER 3

PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY

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PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY (PHS) REPORT

Paul Harris Society (PHS) Report dated 30 June 2019

There were only three PH Society members registered for second half of Rotary Year

2018-2019. So we now have a total number of 129 PH Society member, roughly 10%

increase which is acceptable since there are more retirees and there is an economy

downtown.

I had set up a Chat Group during my term for members to connect, although some

have exited the WhatsApp group, there are still 64 member left. It is a good medium

for disseminating Rotary PH Society information and for members to connect.

This is my report.

Yours in Rotary,

PP Vicky Soo

Rotary E Club of 3310

D3310 PHS Coordinator 2018-19

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CHARTERING OF DISTRICT 3310 PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY (PHS)

It all began when we had a stunning goal

of US$300,000 contribution to The Rotary

Foundation for 2015-2016. To achieve this

goal, I had the following strategies planned

and carried out.

1) Encourage PHFs, Major Donors and AKS

contribution from Rotarians in our District

This was done through club visits, seminars

and requests on individual Rotarians

2) Inaugural District 3310 End Polio Ride

Fundraising event

This was done for the first time ever in our

District; 12 days Tour of Borneo-1,300km

journey across Borneo covering Sabah,

Labuan, Brunei Darussalam and Sarawak,

1 day End Polio Ride Tour of Singapore and

Rotary Global Swimarathon Singapore 2016

and finally 3 days End Polio Ride across

the State of Johor and Malacca. The final

leg of End Polio Ride was launched during

the District Assembly in March 2016 in a

special collaboration with Demi Johor Dua

- a prestigious event which will mark its

existence in the history of Johor and Malaysia

at large

The Inaugural District wide rides were

overwhelmingly supported by so many

generous sponsors, Rotarians and families in

the District. These events were well covered

by press media at every stops, hence creating

great publicity and awareness on Rotary

Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GEPI) to

the general public.

3) Intercity Meet with RI President K. R.

Ravindran in Singapore

This was done on 21st May 2016 to raise

funds for TRF. The event attracted 300 over

Rotarians, Rotary spouses and friends of

Rotary. Generous Rotarians made pledges for

Major Donors, PHFs. Pak Mohan K. Vaswani

(RC Singapore) contributed to become an

AKS member. We truly appreciate that RI

President Ravi and First Lady Vanathy made

special efforts to come all the way from

Chicago just for this Intercity Meet.

4) The Charter of District 3310 Paul Harris

Society (PHS)

Realising that our District needed at least

US$200,000 DDF to fund clubs for their service

projects every year. I already set target of 100

PHS for my year. I began promotion with my

District Fund Raising Chair PP Dato Thomas

Ngu from RC Kuching Central in mid-February

2016 at clubs in Singapore. My AG Roger Ng

and many Rotarians were excited on this

new initiative and assisted in promotion and

secured 60 over PHS up to March 2016 during

the District Assembly in Johor Bahru.

I also seized every opportunity including Mid

Term Review Meeting for clubs in the whole

District to encourage my AGs, Presidents and

Rotarians to support this.

Finally, together with PP Dato Thomas and the

team, we managed to gather 117 Paul Harris

Society (PHS) for my year and for every year

hence. We exceeded our target! This is an

amazing achievement by this special group of

Rotarians dedicated to give to the Rotary

Foundation in a sustainable manner to Doing

Good in the World. The 117 members of

District 3310 Paul Harris Society ( see name

list attached) were recognised by RI President

K.R. Ravindran during the Intercity Meet in

Singapore. They each received a specially

prepared Certificate of Appreciation and a

special lapel pin.

Finally, by end of June 2016, we achieved

US$646,992.13 against our initial goal of

US$300,000. This has earned our District the

rank of 2nd highest contributor in Zone 6B

for TRF Giving after D3350 in Thailand.

Every dollar contributed has helped us

achieved this position. I sincerely thank all

2015-2016 club Presidents, AGs, District Fund

Raising Chair PP Dato Thomas Ngu, AKS donor

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Pak Mohan K. Vaswani (RC Singapore), Major

Donors, Endowment Contributors, PHFs,

PHS Charter members, EREY donors, District

Polio Plus Chair VP Darren Jee and dedicated

committee members, PE Raymess E Wei of RC

JB Sentral & his hard working team members

from clubs in Johor & Malacca, President Leo

Tan of RC Bukit Timah & his team, President

Alan Tan of RC Singapore & his team, Intercity

Meet OC PP Dr. Yap Lip Kee, Co-Chair Dr.

Shahul Hameed and his team and everyone

for making this happen

A special mention to our PDG Chew Ghim

Bok for the enthusiasm he built during the

fundraising.

PP Dato Thomas working hard in promoting PHS to

Rotarians at RC Changi

DG Philip Chong encourging Rotarians to

support PHS

Promotion of PHS at District Training

Assembly in JB

Rtn. See Mee Lee signed up PHS registration form

Second highest TRF contribution in Zone 6B

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District First Lady Len Nyuk presenting souvenir to

First Lady Vanathly

Group photo District 3310 PHS Charter members

wuth RI President Ravindran at Intercity Meet

Shangrila Hotel Singapore 21 May 2016

RI President Ravi meeting Singapore Rotaractor

at Intercity Meet

RI President Ravi sharing Rotary moments with

AKS Donor Pak Mohan

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161

INAUGURAL MEMBERS OF THE DISTRICT PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY

Zone 6 (District 3310)

No Club Name Name

1 Bandar Seri Begawan Balasundaram, Muthukrishnan

2 Bandar Seri Begawan Lim, Erbert

3 Bandar Seri Begawan Ng, Ricky Kim Hock

4 Bandar Seri Begawan Tiong, Kee Huat

5 Bandar Seri Begawan Yong, Jeff TC

6 Batu Pahat Lee Mee, Chin

7 Bugis Junction Callegari, Reto V.

8 Bugis Junction Eow, Yoke Kee

9 Bugis Junction Lee, Whai-Yih

10 Bugis Junction Lim, Bobby

11 Bugis Junction Ng, Roger

12 Changi Cheong, Jimmy Kok Cheong

13 Changi Ong, Julian Kian Peng

14 E-Club of 3310 Ching, Kwock-Wing

15 E-Club of 3310 Ong, Chee Wee

16 E-Club of 3310 Ong, Richard Teck Kim

17 E-Club of 3310 Soo, Vicky Boon Lee

18 Garden City Chen, Andrew Tai An

19 Garden City Lim, Florence Geok Pee

20 Garden City Ng, Swan Meen

21 Garden City Poon, Cher-Hock

22 Garden City Tan, Ah Bee

23 Garden City Tan, Hian Tsin

24 Garden City Tay, Sean Xin Cheng

25 Garden City Tor, Lam Huat

26 Garden City Yee, Michael Yik Fah

27 Garden City Yeo, Sean

28 Garden City Yong, Matthew Syn Yuan

29 Johor Bahru Sentral David, Johnson Kandasamy

30 Jurong Town Chen, Teck Shing

31 Jurong Town Chong, Zhi Cheng

32 Kinabalu Sutera Fong, Betty

33 Kota Famosa Dias, Raphael Randall

34 Kota Kinabalu Pearl Liaw, Suzannah Siew Yea

35 Kota Kinabalu Abdul Aucasa, Zainie

36 Kota Kinabalu Burongoh, Edward S.

37 Kota Kinabalu Marimuttu, Jeyan T. M.

38 Kuching Central Ngu, Thomas Sing Hieng

39 Kuching Central Ng, Yaw Hua

40 Kuching Central Ong, Frankie

41 Kuching Central Phuan, Leslie Puay Khing

42 Kuching Central Suharto, Andre

43 Kuching South Tong, Jason Chien Fu

44 Kulai Goh, Joshua Albert Thien Yew

45 Kulai Yeap, Dolly Siew Keat

46 Likas Bay Chong, Mau Kiong

47 Likas Bay Lee, Chuen Wan

48 Likas Bay Lu, Kim Phin

49 Likas Bay Woo, Soo Poo

50 Marina City Fok, Jennie

51 Marina City Goh, Gladys Puay Hwee

52 Marina City Groyon, Theresa Habana

53 Marina City Hein, Christoph

54 Marina City Lau, Jenni

55 Marina City Lee, Jessica

56 Marina City Lee, Lye-Wah

57 Marina City Quek, Edward See Fang

58 Marina City Stakes, Neil

59 Marina City Witt, Michael A.

60 Marina City Wong, Derrick Ong Eu

61 Muar Doraisamy, Senthil

62 Muar Krishna, Saravanan

63 Pandan Valley Chan, Catherine Zi Yue

64 Pandan Valley Choe, Peng Sum

65 Pandan Valley Chua, Elsie

66 Pandan Valley Loh, Judy

67 Pandan Valley Munisamy, Rajamohan

68 Pasir Gudang Chew, Kian-Wee

69 Pasir Gudang Venkatachalam, V.

70 Puteri Lagoon Chan Sook Cheng, Kate

71 Puteri Lagoon Lau, Jeffrey Ming Jye

72 Puteri Lagoon Ng, Ling Ping

73 Queenstown Schillo, Valentin

74 Queenstown Teo, Pok-Zin

75 Raffles City Chen, Vincent Wei Ching

76 Sarikei Chieng, King Chong

77 Sarikei Lau, Robert Sie Yong

78 Serangoon Gardens Orchard Cheung, Richard Teck Cheong

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79 Serangoon Gardens Orchard Loh, Cathy

80 Serangoon Gardens Orchard Nair, Mukundan

81 Serangoon Gardens Orchard Nair, V. Parameswaran

82 Singapore Beyeler, Daniel

83 Singapore Craiu, Robert

84 Singapore Francken, Irina

85 Singapore Hameed, Shahul

86 Singapore Harrison, Keith

87 Singapore Hassanbhai, Mansoor

88 Singapore Hathiramani, Suresh M.

89 Singapore Hennedige, Oliver

90 Singapore Keerthi, Suresh

91 Singapore Lalchandani, Deepti

92 Singapore Lee, Fook Hong

93 Singapore Lee, James Huan Siak

94 Singapore Lim, Louis Hee Thuang

95 Singapore Lobaton, Maria Teresa

96 Singapore McCarthy, Stacy

97 Singapore Mohandas, Paliath

98 Singapore Moosa, Hassan

99 Singapore Ooi, Jimmy Iskandar Abdullah

100 Singapore Patel, Madhusudan Muljibhai

101 Singapore Phua, Paul Seng Hua

102 Singapore Rao, Tapan Kumar

103 Singapore See, Mee Lee

104 Singapore Tai, David Kuan Lian

105 Singapore Tan, Alan Gim Guan

106 Singapore Taylor, Garry David

107 Singapore Tiro, Perlita G.

108 Singapore Vaswani, Mohan K.

109 Singapore Wang, Mark Yat-Yee

110 Singapore Wong, Ronald Kin Wai

111 Singapore Yap, Lip Kee

112 Singapore East Pereira, Brown Anthony

113 Singapore North Engle, Troy

114 Singapore North Kee, Philip

115 Singapore North Ong, Wee Heng

116 Singapore West Tan, Henry Kok-Hiang

117 Suntec City Chang, Yoong Hwa Corinna

118 Suntec City Chan, Meow Khin (Lydia)

119 Suntec City Chia, Carina Lee Choo

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120 Suntec City Chiang, See Ngoh (Claire)

121 Suntec City Kam, Huey Jiuan (Joanne)

122 Suntec City PUN, Kimmis Kim Ming

123 Suntec City Yap, Richard Wah Ann

124 Tanglin Dastur, Khushroo

125 Tanjong Pagar Pang, Jona Soon Moi

126 Tanjong Pagar Wong, Albert Fook Soon

127 Tawau Pang, Jimmy K. L.

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CHAPTER 4

PERFORMANCE & CONTRIBUTIONS

TO THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

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OUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

District 3310

Data as of 30th June 2019

*Anonymous Donors are not included on recognition breakdown

Zone 6B

Data as of 30th June 2019

*District Contributions with PolioPlus Column, PolioPlus excludes Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

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*Annual Fund includes SHARE, Areas of Focus and World Fund. Contributons are eligible for PHF recognition, count

towards club annual giving goals and are included in per capita amounts.

CHAPTER 5

RECIPIENTS OF ROTARY

FOUNDATION AWARDS

- The Rotary Foundation Distinguished

Service Award

- Citation for Meritorious Service Award

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RECIPIENTS OF ROTARY FOUNDATION AWARDS

The Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award

The Distinguished Service Award is the Foundation’s highest service recognition and is given to

Rotarians who have demonstrated exemplary service to the Foundation. Recipients must have

received the Citation for Meritorious Service four years prior to be eligible for this award.

PDG Geok Tian Tan

Singapore West

1979 -1980

PDG Tan Sri Dr.

Teck Eng Tay

Singapore West

1979 - 1980

PDG M. G. John

Singapore West

1993-1934

PDG Ir. John Kam

Loong Cheah

Johor Bharu

2001-2002

PDG Hoe-Beng Fong

Singapore East

2004-2005

PDG Kenneth

Mei Kwang Chew

Pandan Valley

2011-2012

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Citation for Meritorious Service Award

The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service Award is given to members who have

been actively involved in service activities related to The Rotary Foundation, such as serving on

a Foundation committee, participating in a grant-funded project, or supporting a Rotary Peace

Fellow.

PDG Tan Sri Dr.

Teck Eng Tay

Singapore West

1975 1976

PDG Geok Tian Tan

Singapore West

1977-1978

PDG M. G. John

Singapore West

1990-1991

PDG Dr.

Philbert Chin

Singapore

1992-1993

PDG Ir. John Kam

Loong Cheah

Johor Bahru

1995-1996

PDG Etican

Ramasamy

Muar

1997-1998

PP Oliver Hennedige

Singapore

1997-1998

PDG Fong Hoe Beng

Singapore East

1990-2000

PDG Kenneth

Mei Kwang Chew

Pandan Valley

2003-2004

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Citation for Meritorious Service Award

PDG Abang Hj. Nawawi

Abang Drahman

Bintulu

2005-2006

PDG Michael Yee

Garden City

2011-2012

PDG Edward Sung

Burongoh

Kota Kinabalu

2011-2012

PDG David Tong

Singapore East

2012-2013

PDG Dato’ Dr.

Hian Tsin Tan

Garden City

2013-2014

PDG Dr.

Wu Dar Ching

Garden City

2014-2015

PP Dr Shahul

Hameed

Singapore

2015-2016

PDG Datuk Zainie

Abdul Aucasa

Kota Kinabalu

2016-2017

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CHAPTER 6

ROTARIANS WHO HAVE SERVED

ROTARY FOUNDATION AT ZONE

LEVEL

- Regional Rotary Foundation

Co-ordinator

- Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation

Co-ordinator

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ROTARIANS WHO HAVE SERVED ROTARY

FOUNDATION AT ZONE 6B

Regional Rotary Foundation Co-ordinator

PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong

Johor Bharu

1998-2000

PDG Fong Hoe Beng

Singapore East

2008-2011

Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Co-ordinator


Kota Kinabalu

2012-2016

PDG Chew Gim Bok

Bugis Junction

2016-2017

PDG Philip Chong

Likas Bay

2017-currently

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CHAPTER 7

PROJECTS UNDER MATCHING

GRANTS & DISTRICT GRANTS

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PROJECTS UNDER MATCHING GRANTS &

DISTRICT GRANTS

MATCHING GRANTS support International service projects. Rotary clubs or district from two

countries work collaboratively to implement projects. Matching Grant must involve Rotary club

or district in the project country (Host) and a club or district in another country (International

partner)implementing humanitarian project. Since the implementations of the New Grant

Mechanism in Rotary year 2012-2013, the Matching Grant ceased to exist.

DISTRICT GRANTS funds small-scale short term activities that address needs in your community

and communities abroad and these include Humanitarian projects, including service travel

and Disaster recovery efforts, Scholarships, Youth Exchange, Rotary Youth Leadership Award

(RYLA), Rotaract, Interact and Vocational Training Team ( VTT).

In some years the committee were called Special Grants/3H Grants and at one year there was

this Humanitarian Grants Committee. The following were Rotarians who have served as District

Grants Chairman:

1991-1992: PP Sylvester Yong

1992- 1993: PDG Tay Kim Ann

1993-1994: PP Dr. Mukunan Nair

1994-1995 : CP Dr. Melvin Wong Men Won

1995-1996 :PP Gary Ng

1996-1997 : PP Gary Ng

1997-1998: PP Murli K. Chanrai

1998-1999: PDGDr. M. G. John

1999-2000: Rtn. Dr. Lau Yat Sun

2000-2001: Rtn. Dr .Lau Yat Sun

2001-2002: PP Patrick Panai



2004-2005: PP Alan Chan Hong Joo


2006-2007: PDG David Tong (Grants)

PP Patrick Panai (Matching grants)

2007-2008: PDG DR. Ivor Thevathasan

(Humanitarian Grants)

PP Patrick Panai (Matching Grants)

2008-2009: PP Anita Dhawan



2011-2012: PP Leong Chee Woh

2012-2013: PP K.B. Lee

2013-2014: PP Gladys Pang

2014-2015: PP Albert Tan

2015-2016: PP Dr. Shahul Hameed



2018-2019: PP Ng Yaw Hua

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Below are some Matching Grant and District Grant projects carried out over the years

Host Club: RC Kuching

Partner: RC Norbdy, Norway,

RC Suntec City, D3310

Project: ECOSAN Ecological Sanitation

Project for SMK Padawan

Location: Kuching, Sarawak

Year: 2005

Host Club: RC Kota Kinabalu

Partner: RC Gombak, D3300, RC Tanglin, D3310,

RC Haulien, Taiwan

Project: Clean water project for Kg Muhang,

Matunggong

Location: Kudat, Sabah

Year: 2007

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Host Club: RC Tawau

Partner: -

Project: Rotary Dispensary at Kalabakan

Location: Tawau, Sabah

Year: 1996

Host Club: RC Tawau

Partner: RC Singapore East, RC Bugis

Junction,

RC Orchard, D3310

Project: Suspension bridge at Merotai River


Year: 2000

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Host Club: RC Tawau

Partner: RC Singapore East,

RC New Territory, Hong Kong

Project: Clean Water Project at Inderasabah


Year: 2006

Host Club: RC Tawau

Partner: RC New Territory, Hong Kong

Project: Quoin Hill Water Project


Year: 2011

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Host Club: RC Likas Bay

Partner: RC Lu Chou, D3490

Project: Gravity Feed Water Supply and

Sanitation System for Kg. Tamalang

Location: Ranau, Sabah

Year: 2003




Proper Sanitation System for Kg. Sinalapak

Location: Kiulu, Sabah

Year: 2007

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Sanitation at Kg. Pangas Ulu

Location: Keningau, Sabah

Year: 2012

Host Club: RC Kota Melaka

Partner: RC Sentosa, D3310

Project: Computer Literacy

Location: Malacca

Year: 2010

Host Club: RC Kota Melaka

Partner: RC Keighley. E-Club of 3310,

RC Kulai, D3310

Project: Playground for Hopehaven Centre

Location: Malacca

Year: 2013

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Host Club: RC Pasir Gudang

Partner: RC Makati Paseo De Rosas, D3830.

RC Jurong Town, D3310

Project: Cataract Surgeries

Location: Pasir Gudang, Johor

Year: 2003

Host Club: RC Pasir Gudang

Partner: RC Singapore, E-Club of 3310,

RC Kota Tinggi, D3310

Project: Medical Equipment to Rotary

Eye Centre

Location: Pasir Gudang, Johor

Year: 2008

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Host Club: RC Kuching Central

Partner: 12 South Korean Rotary Clubs

Project: Solar Powered Electricity

Location: Kuching, Sarawak

Year: 2013

Host Club: RC Garden City

Partner: -

Project: 35 Water Filtration Units

Location: Thailand

Year: 2008

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Partner: -

Project: Books to 35 Schools

Location: Thailand

Year: 2008


Partner: -

Project: 60,000 English-Thai Dictionary

Location: Thailand

Year: 2009


Partner: -


Location: Thailand

Year: 2009


Partner: -


Location: Thailand

Year: 2010

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Partner: -


Location: Thailand

Year: 2011


Partner: -

Project: 16,1610 English-Thai Dictionary

Location: Thailand

Year: 2011


Partner: -

Project: 720 Wheelchairs

Location: Thailand

Year: 2012


Partner: RC Shenton, D3310

Project: 36 Water Filtration

Location: Thailand

Year: 2012

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Host Club: RC Kuching Jaya

Partner: -

Project: Micro Hydro Electricity Supply

Location: Sarawak

Year: 2012

Host Club: RC Luyang

Partner: RC Osaka South, D2660

Project: Joint Bicycle Project

Location: Sook, Sabah

Year: 2003

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Host Club: RC Luyang

Partner: RC Osaka South, D2660

Project: Gravity Feed Water Supply to

Kg. Ambong

Location: Kota Belud, Sabah

Year: 2007

Host Club: RC Puteri Lagoon

Partner: RC Kulai, RC Changi, RC Bandar Seri

Begawan, E-Club of 3310, D3310.

RC Ilolio, Philippines

Project: Literacy Project to SRJK(C) New Kota

Location: Johor

Year: 2012

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CHAPTER 8

GLOBAL GRANT

PROJECTS

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PROJECTS UNDER GLOBAL GRANTS

GLOBAL GRANTS support large International activities with sustainable, measurable outcomes

in Rotary ‘s 6 areas of focus. By working together to respond to real community needs, clubs

and District strengthen their global partnership. Global grants can fund Humanitarian projects,

Scholarships for graduate-level academic studies and Vocational training team.The minimum

budget for Grant ID project is USD 30,000. The Foundation’s World Fund provides a minimum

of USD 15,000 and maximum of USD 200,000. Clubs and districts contribute District Designated

Funds (DDF) and/or cash contributions that the World Fund matches, DDF is matched 100

percent and cash is matched at 50 percent. Both the district or club in the country where the

activity is carried out and the international partner district or club must first become qualified

before applying for global grant.

The District TRF committee wishes to express its appreciation to the following Rotarians who

have served as the District Grant Chairperson since the implementations of the new grant

model.

PAG Gladys Pang

2013-2014

PAG Albert Tan

2014-2015

PP Dr.Shahul Hameed

2015-2016, 2016-2017 & 2017-2018.

PP Ng Yaw Hua

2018- currently

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The followings are some Global Grant projects carried out over the years

1. Grant ID GG1414730

Project: Funding to Train HEALing Friends

Host Club: RC Singapore, D3310

International Partner: RC Bandar Sri

Begawan, D3310

Location: Bukit Batok, Singapore

Year: 2014-April

Budget: USD36,172

The Grant ID objective is to support Club HEAL

to run a HEALing Friends training program

to train up to 150 passionate and committed

volunteer individuals to conduct mental

health patient outreach work, by visiting the

homes of patients who are recovering from

mental illness.

The volunteer training and home visit

programs aim to make a critical difference

in the lives of people with psychiatric illness,

by empowering the beneficiaries to be

independent and self–sufficient.

The training program is designed to meet

a specific and currently inadequately-met

need in the community to help patients

avoid relapse into mental illness, and to

support their sustained integration in the

broader community. It is an area that is

currently underserviced by existing healthcare

providers and programs, all too often

with tragic results.

The tragedy is compounded by the fact that

intervention programs have been shown

to be successful in minimizing the risk of

relapse, which makes the need for this

program as conducted by Club HEAL all the

more vital.

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Project: To help children suffering

congenital cardiac problems with

surgical treatment, West Bengal.

Host Club: RC Belur, D3291

International Partner: RC Singapore,

D3310

Location: Kolkata, Purulia, Indai

Year: 2014-April

Budget: USD37,258

Thousands of Children are borne in India with congenital heart diseases, which can be cured

by surgery. This project is aimed at subsidizing cardiac surgeries on 62 needy kids to be selected

mainly from rural areas of Bengal or slums in Kolkata or neighborhood. Such surgeries are

already being conducted in hospitals of West Bengal with excellent results and at low cost.


Project: Address community needs for

safe by installing point of use drinking

water filtration drinking water

Host Club: RC Kasemrat Klongtoei, D3350

International Partner: RC Garden City,

D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2014-April

Budget: USD 99,806

Address community needs for safe drinking water by installing point of use drinking water

filtration systems at rural schools & communities to develop & maintain sustainable water &

sanitation systems. Promote basic sanitation & good hygiene habits (proper hand washing, etc.)

through education at benefiting schools & communities.


Project: Sanitation and Sustainable

Development in Rural Cambodia

Host Club: RC Angkor, D3350

International Partner: RC Marina City,

D3310

Location: Cambodia

Year: 2014-July

Budget: USD 39,200

Provide sanitation infrastructure (WCs and drainage), a sustainable source of income

(mushroom farm) and ducation resources (donation of materials to local schools) in rural

Cambodia (Sarsadam Commune in Kanchangkoy, Puok district, Siem Reap province).

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Project: Prevention of Blindness

Host Club: RC Pasir Gudang, D3310

International Partner: RC Singapore Heartlands, D3310

Location: Malaysia

Year: 2014-September

Budget: USD37,000

Our objective is to restore the eyesight of

the poor by carrying out cataract surgeries,

cornea transplant, other eye operations and

provision of spectacles to poor students and

reading glasses for the poor and aged. This

will reduce the number of blind people in our

society. About 100 people will benefit.

Students will be brought to the Rotary Eye

Centre for eye screening. Ophthalmologist

at the Eye Centre will check and upon

confirmation will be sent to our opticians for

appropriate spectacles.

Students will be asked to read alphabets

and numerals from a distance to determine

their vision capability. Students will also be

asked if they have headache when reading

and are they able to read what is written on

the blackboard. These information will be

gathered and analyzed to determine the vision

problem.

Students will be advised by our Eye Centre

personnel, ophthalmologist and opticians on

how to take care of glasses and basic eye

hygiene.

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Project: Operation Uplift Sallacong

Host Club: RC Vigan, D3820

International Partner: RC Singapore, D3310

Location: Sallacong, Philippines

Year: 2016-May

Budget: USD40,286

The “Operation Uplift Sallacong” is a

multifaceted program to uplift Sallacong

Elementary School and its entire community,

the Barangay San Mariano, which was

formerly called Sallacong. The school and

the community, being situated at the foot of a

mountain, do not have a good source of water

supply.

Furthermore, school development was nil or

absent due to the 3.5 km of extremely rugged

road from the main road making it the least

among the schools to get some share from

both the local and national government units.

The main objectives of this project are:

• To provide a stable water system, secured

ith fence, which can provide potable water to

the entire community including the Sallacong

Elementary School

• To provide safe and useful latrines that the

students and teachers can use in Sallacong

Elementary School.

• To help the community members

prevent diseases with Citronella planting to

prevent Dengue fever, and conducting

“Cervical Cancer Screening and Awareness

program for cervical cancer and doing “Minor

Surgical, Medical and Dental Mission”.

• To help in the community economics

and financial development by conducting a

livelihood program seminar on Citronella

production.

The ‘Operation Uplift Sallacong’ is designed

to engage the help of the Local Community/

Barangay, the Rotary Club of Vigan, Technical

Education and skills Development Authority

(TESDA).

Rotarians will survey each house in

thecommunity for the number and age of

household members and social category.

Rotarian engineers will plan the pipe layout.

The contractor will install the water system.

An RCC will manage and maintain the water

system.

The Rotary Club of Vigan will coordinate

with both Municipal and Barangay Health

workers on the prevention of Cervical Cancer

and Dengue Fever in the community. A Visual

Acetic Acid will be performed to screen all

teachers and women ages 21 and above (as

per recommendation of American Society of

Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology) in the

community after a lay fora by IPP Judith

Cristobal, a Gynecologic-Oncologist. This is

followed by a “Minor Surgical and Dental

Mission” by Rotarian doctors and dentists.

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Project: Vocational skill training and wheel

chairs for needy disabled persons

Host Club: RC Yannawa, D3350


D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2014-April

Budget: USD 100,065

Disabled persons who lost their mobility have been burden to their families, worsen by the lack

of vocational skills which are viable and appropriate to their handicapped beings.

With the provision of vocational skill training and development, in addition to the sponsorship

of wheel chairs, they could become independent as well as enhance their quality of life.


Project: Architects of Life


International Partner: RC Bandar Sri

Begawan, D3310

Location: Singapore

Year: 2016-April

Budget: USD40,000

The ARCHITECTS OF LIFE (AOL) Program

is a pioneering mentoring cum leadership

training program targeting selecte offendersin-recovery

(in-care). It is divided into 2

phases over an 8-month duration:

(a) Phase 1: Mentorship (4 Months)

(b) Phase 2: Leadership (4 months)

Objectives:

• To provide a holistic development

program that equips students in the 3L

sylla bus of LEARNING Skills, LIFE-Skills,

and LEADERSHIP Skills.

• To facilitate mentoring relationships

between students and trained mentors.

• To facilitate students to ideate, plan and

execute community projects in teams.

• To boost students’ self-esteem, confidence

and motivation towards personal

development and mastery

• To inculcate core values and social

emotional ompetencies that contributes to

the desired outcomes of this program

Singapore has a relatively above-average

crime-free rate on an international scale. Still,

ground reports have shown a 27.5% recidivism

rate for the release cohort 2010. The Prison

Service has enhanced their rehabilitation

programme to get the offender’s family and

the community involved.

Under the enhanced programme, community

involvement project is considered an integral

part of the rehabilitation process. However,

the Prison Service requires community

partners that have a wide range of community

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projects or partners to support their efforts.

Thus, the Prison Service is looking for

community partners like the Rotary Club

of Singapore to help drive the community

projects. In the long term, we are exploring

that this project will springboard a Rotary

Community Corps in B5 within Singapore

Prison. This will also set the precedence for

other Rotary Clubs to join us in this area of

work.

The Rotary Club of Singapore also noted that

the inmates require training to build up prosocial

skills and values for their reintegration

to the community. The Club has carefully

selected Glenn Lim Consultancy who has been

working with Prison Service to get the inmates

ready for community service projects. Their

service are critical to get the inmates ready

for Community Service and at the same time

critical for their transformation so that they

will have many “handles” in life so that it will

prevent them for doing drugs again.

a Mentoring Framework, the inmates will

be coached by mentors representing the

community sector (selected and trained

mentors). These mentors have also had their

own share of experiences overcoming life

setbacks, many being ex-offenders before.

A total of 22 inmates from Singapore Prisons

successfully completed 16 sessions conducted

by an external vendor but held within the

Prisons. A “graduation” ceremony was held

in front of an audience of family, friends,

Rotarians and Prison authorities as the

inmates reaffirmed their commitment to take

charge of their lives after their release.

The Singapore MHA (Ministry of Home

Affairs) and SPS (Singapore Prison Service)

have highlighted and attempted to look into

this area of need. One key gap that has been

identified is the importance of community

involvement and collaboration. Prisoners

may do well in a rehabilitative program

while incarcerated. In addition, a strong

support from the community would play an

important role for successful reintegration.

Over the years, there has been a strong call

for volunteers to come forward to address

this gap in prisons.

Volunteers from the corporate and public

sectors give their time to serve in a variety

of programs, like: befriending, home-visits

to inmates’ families, and other ad hoc

projects (Christmas carolling etc). But these

are largely events-oriented, and do not

adequately address long-term needs that

can only be achieved through a processoriented

program. AOL PROGRAM seeks to

fill this need, by targeting the relational and

social-emotional aspects of these inmates

in its outcome-based design. Incorporating

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Project: Alternative Livelihood Project

in Carigara-Rebuilding Lives after

Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda)

Host Club: RC Rizal West, D3830


D3310

Location: Carigara, Philippines

Year: 2015-April

Budget: USD45,500

To offer an alternative and sustainable livelihood

for the coconut farmers of Carigara Leyte

Philippines which were displaced due to super

typhoon Haiyan ‘Yolanda’.

Villagers will be provided with materials to

construct fish pond and greenhouse. Training

on will be provided with the collaboration of the

Municipality of Carigara


Project: Rebuilding Limbs and Lives

Host Club: RC Victoria Garden City,

D9110


D3310

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Year: 2014-December

Budget: USD 197,100

The objective of this Grant ID is to rebuild Lives and Limbs of Victims who have lost their limbs

for various reasons be it due to diseases, birth defects or accidents. With the new limbs this

Grant ID also hope to educate them in being able to be economically independent, take them off

the streets and also to improve their self-esteem.

Concurrently, up to 3 potential candidates will be selected for Skills Training for Artificial Limb

Construction. The local partnering organization is IshK Limb Center that has the expertise to

help support this project for Limb Production and Fitting, for Training Local Technicians and

for Training Local Recipients.

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Project: Clean Portable Water for Melikin

Host Club: RC Kuching Central, D3310

International Partner: RC Seosan, D3620

Location: Melikin, Sarawak, Malaysia

Year: 2014-October

Budget: USD 67,415

Many isolated rural villages in Sarawak, Malaysia suffer from lack of clean water supply since

they are not link to treated water distribution network of Water Utilities Companies. Those not

sited near river water sources depend on high catchment grounds to channel gravity feed water

to water tanks where stored water are then piped to individual households. The residents of

these villages are mostly local natives from the Iban tribe. They work on their ancestral lands

as subsistence farmers and sometimes supplement their income by working as daily laborers

in nearby towns and oil palm plantations. Monthly household income averages US$190 per

month, placing them significantly below the official country’s poverty line of US$240 per month

per household.

This project aims to identify hard core poor villages that do not get clean water as a result

of destruction to their water catchment habitat, mainly from illegal logging or land clearing

for oil palm planting. Appropriate & cost effective water filtration system that do not require

power source and incur very low operational maintenance will be fitted at incoming water

source for selected villages. Villagers with the required skills will be engaged to installed simple

infrastructure for the water filtration system. Training will be provided to villagers to maintain

and service the water filters that are expected to have a working lifespan of 10 years.

This project hopes to alleviate inconsistent supply and polluted water to poor communities that

may otherwise have to purchase bottled drinking water. This project will provide sufficient

clean water to improve sanitation for the said communities and reduce incidences of illness

associated with poor hygiene from lack of clean water.

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Project: Kampung Natai Water Project

Host Club: RC Tanjung Aru, D3310

International Partner:

RC Taipei Tzsan, D3480

Location: Kg. Natai, Sabah, Malaysia

Year: 2015-March

Budget: USD 40,000

This project aims to identify hard core poor villages that do not get clean water as a result

of destruction to their water catchment habitat, mainly from illegal logging or land clearing

for oil palm planting. Appropriate & cost effective water filtration system that do not require

power source and incur very low operational maintenance will be fitted at incoming water

source for selected villages. Villagers with the required skills will be engaged to installed simple

infrastructure for the water filtration system. Training will be provided to villagers to maintain

and service the water filters that are expected to have a working lifespan of 10 years.

This project hopes to alleviate inconsistent supply and polluted water to poor communities that

may otherwise have to purchase bottled drinking water. This project will provide sufficient

clean water to improve sanitation for the said communities and reduce incidences of illness

associated with poor hygiene from lack of clean water.


Project: Address community needs for

safe drinking water by installing point of

use drinking water filtration

Host Club: RC Silom, D3350

International Partner: RC Garden City

Location: Thailand

Year: 2015-January

Budget: USD 120,859

Address community needs for safe drinking water by installing point of use water

filtration systems at schools and/or rural communities to develop & maintain

sustainable water & sanitation systems. Promote basic sanitation & good hygiene

habits (proper hand washing) through education at benefiting sites.

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Project: Victim Empathy Programme


International Partner: RC Belur, D3291

Location: Singapore

Year: 2015-August

Budget: USD 40,000

The Victim Empathy Programme was a first

pilot program for Singapore. Program brings

victims and offenders together to talk about

crime, the harm it causes, and how to make

things right. It has been divided into 2 phases

over 12 months’ duration with the delay to

start and with the delay to finish due to Changi

Singapore Services special matters.

The objectives almost met in the number of

participants: 106 offenders participated in the

program. The number of volunteers have been

trained was much lower than planned: only 12

instead of 30. The reason with the regulations

of Changi Singapore Services regarding the

requirements to the volunteer’s experience

status and their duration of residency of

Singapore.

Based on the 106 participants of this Program

the Survey, research will take place. According

to the survey the target to reduce reoffending

has been achieved.Further research and

study will add more thoughts and additional

recommendation for this program.

Trained volunteers will continue to train

other volunteers who will participate in this

program in the future. We are certain that this

project has very good basis to continue to be

sustainable.

Singapore Prison Services will identify the

need of more volunteers to continue to run

this program.


Project: Gift of of Sight, Purulia, West Bengal

Host Club: RC Purulia, D3291

International Partner: RC Marina City,

D3310

Location: Purulia, India

Year: 2016-August

Budget: USD 45,500

India has the largest population of blind people in the world. One out of every three blind

people in the world lives in India, an estimated 24 million blind people live in the country with

a population of 1.2 billion. The Rotary Action Group for Blindness Prevention was formed by

Past RI President Frank Devlyn with a mission for prevention of blindness and the promotion

of eye health and vision worldwide.

Blindness due to cataract is avoidable through cataract surgery. This project will screen 10,000

people in the project area, will help in restoring eyesight for 2500 people through cataract

surgery and will provide eye glasses to 2500 people. This project will come to fruition with

a Rotary Global Grant. 2500 people after their cataract surgery would help improving socioeconomic

conditions of the community. These people will not be a burden to the society.

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Project: Kg. Sinompuru Community Water

& Sanitation Project

Host Club: RC Kota Kinabalu South, D3310

International Partner: E-Club of 3310

Location: Kg. Sinompuru, Sabah, Malaysia

Year: 2015-Sep

Budget: USD 37,801

The targeted local community settlement (Kg. Sinompuru) comprises of mainly wooden houses

sparsely distributed over 66 acres of hilly terrain and deep valleys averaging approximately

230 ft above sea level. At the moment, the settlers’ main source of water is delivered by 1.5

inch poly pipe over a distance of 5.5 kilometers, from a water catchment area at 950 ft above

sea level to some houses suitably located to tap on the source. Other houses not within reach

supplement this limited water source with spring water wherever available and harvested rain

water. This water source becomes muddy during the rainy seasons and inconsistent during

drought. As water is scarce, sanitation is lacking with no toilet facilities even at a community

hall which is used for local community activities.

In view of the difficult logistics and lack of reliable and regular water source, the settlers do

not get sufficient water for drinking, cooking, cleaning and bathing. The community therefore

urgently requires a proper water storage management system to elevate the problem.

The objective for this Grant ID is to fund a water storage management system to source and

store sufficient water for use by the targeted community.

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Project: Light up Rotary - Blindness

Prevention

Host Club: RC Central Calcutta, D3291


D3310

Location: Parganas, West Bengal, India

Year: 2016-January

Budget: USD 74,548

Eastern India accounts for more than 2

millions victims of blindness, out of which

about 1.7 million is curable. The main

objective of this grant is to install a modern

Eye Treatment Equipment to cure Blindness

due to Cataract. Beside this, a small step to

spread awareness against blindness and

Train young people while screening around

15000 people suffering eye related diseases

in District : South 24 Parganas, West Bengal

and provide LIGHT to 1500 people suffering

from Cataract blindness.


Project: Phacoemulsifier & 1100 IOL Surgeries

for Rotary Eye Hospital, Bhubaneswar

Host Club: RC Bhubaneswar Royal, D3262


Location: Bhubaneswar, India


Budget: USD 46,612

The Project is to further RI’s AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS Program.

To provide LIGHT through Cataract (IOL) Surgery to 1100 needy and underprivileged patients

suffering with ill vision or blindness due to Cataract. After the surgery patients will regain their

Eye Sight and will be independent in performing their job for survival.

To train young people of the community to screen Cataract Patients in their locality and send

them to Rotary Eye Hospital for the Cataract (IOL) Surgery.

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Project: Rotary Eye Hospital, India

Host Club: RC Aurangabad, D3250


D3310

Location: Aurangabad, Bihar, India

Year: 2016-June

Budget: USD 80,850

The objectives of this project are to set up and equip Rotary Eye Hospital of Aurangabad for

providing Eye Care and Eye Treatment through Eye Check-up and Surgeries by Qualified

Ophthalmic Surgeons. More than 15 million peoples are suffering with ill vision or blindness

out of which 75% - 80% cases are preventable and curable.


Project: Diabetic Retinopathy

Equipment, Purulia



D3310

Location: Purulia, India

Year: 2016-February

Budget: USD 59,376

Rotary Club of Purulia is working in the field

of Eye Care as the savior since its inception

on 1968 in this backward district of West

Bengal with a motto of “Service Above Self”.

The present Eye Hospital Rotary Club of

Purulia Service Center was established in

the year 1982 since then it is providing Eye

Care Service to the community.

But we feel that there are so many modern facilities remain to be introduced to the people

of this rural backward area of West Bengal. One such service is the introduction of Diabetic

Retinopathy for which people of this area has to travel a long distance to Kolkata or Chennai

or Madurai. This service will be provided at Purulia Rotary Speciality Eye Care Centre’ (A joint

project of Rotary Club of Singapore and Purulia). This project will save their money as well as

time. For this service we need two main equipments - a Fundus Camera and a Green Laser.

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Fundus Camera is used to get the angiographic

picture of retina. It shows vascular leakage,

neogenesis of vessels, pigment dystrophy

of retina. It is highly useful in Diabetic

Retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy,

vascular retinopathy etc. The green laser has

the following applications in ophthalmology:

The green laser is also used in conjunction

with a laser indirect ophthalmoscope for

photocoagulation.

• Retinal and pan-retinal photocoagulation

to control the bleeding in the retina and its

periphery, used in conjunction with a slit

lamp delivery system.

• Macular treatment.

• Laser trabeculoplasty : thermal shrinkage

of the trabecular meshwork which is used for

glaucoma treatment .


Project: Help The Children 2016

Host Club: RC Malang Central, D3420


D3310

Location: Malang, East Java, Indonesia

Year: 2016-June

Budget: USD 98,976

Many primary school children who live

in Malang, Indonesia area are from very

low household income families. Monthly

household income ranges between USD$25 to

$30. Households are large, often comprising

of 3 generations living together and large

number of children per household. Their

parents are not able to support even their

basic education.

The project aims assess the needs of these

school children, identify the barriers to

education and to empower parents, teachers

and students as stakeholders, to overcame

these barriers. It is also hopes to provide

these students with temporary assistance

with their basic needs for education and to

provide parents, teachers and students a

permanent and sustainable skill to overcome

the barriers to basic education and literacy.

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Project: Physiotherapy Equipment and

Training for Bhakti Luhur



D3310

Location: Malang, East Java, Indonesia

Year: 2016-February

Budget: USD35,190

Project Objectives:

To equip physiotherapy service providers

of Bhakti Luhur Foundation with sufficient

knowledge and skills.

To provide the 500 residents of Bhakti

Luhur Foundation Malang Site with proper

physiotherapy room andequipment

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Project: Mentoring Youth Offender


International Partner: RC Bhubaneswar Royal,

D3262

Location: Singapore

Year: 2016-November

Budget: USD 71,123

Mentoring Youth Offenders (MenYou) is an

early intervention programme focused on the

rehabilitation of first time youth offenders

with minor crimes. MenYou’s outcomes

include:

• The prevention of incarceration of

youth by providing an adult mentor to

youth offenders, which will enhance their

chances of a probationary sentence. A key

consideration for being placed on probation

is the presence of responsible adults in the

lives of these youths.

• Lowering the reoffending rate among youth

offenders placed under the programme.

•Providing a positive role-model for youth

offenders to interact and build a relationship

with over 1-2 years.

• Increasing the rate of participation in

education, vocational & skills training, and

other personal development programmes

(e.g. conflict management).

• Participation of these youth in the

community-involvement and society building

efforts.

Issues/needs:

• Lack or absence of responsible adults

reduces likelihood of a probationary sentence,

which increases chances of incarceration.

• Lack or absence of support and guidance

prior to sentencing stage.

• Lack or absence of knowledge, interest,

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and participation in constructive activities.

• Lack or absence of positive role models for

youth due to dysfunctional nature of family/

home.

A judge who had been presiding in the

Community Court first identified the need for

a mentoring programme. This subsequently

gained support of the existing current judges

presiding in the same courts. These judges

share the opinion that community support

and guidance are critical in ensuring that

these youths do not re-offend whilst being

given the opportunity to successfully reform.

The Ministry of Social and Family

Development (MSF) adopts a holistic approach

to deal with at-risk children and youth. Its

policies and programmes are geared towards

rehabilitation and reintegration. MSF has a

pre-Court diversionary programme for firsttime

juvenile offenders who have committed

minor offences called The Guidance

Programme, which has been in place since

1997. The programme is however geared

towards juvenile delinquents, below the age

of 16 years, charged in the Youth Court .

The Probation Services Branch, under MSF, is

mandated to provide “effective rehabilitation

of offenders on community-based orders

with maximum participation of families

and the community”. However, Probation

Services will step in to assist only after the

youth has been sentenced and not before.

Hence, the mentorship offered by the MenYou

programme fills in this ‘gap’ and will provide

the guidance and supervision necessary to

build a more organic, mutual relationship

with the youth, as opposed to a Probation

Officer where the relationship is seen to be

more transactional in nature. In addition, the

Mentors will be able to reinforce key learning

points from programmes (e.g. conflict

resolution, decision making & problem

solving, etc) by providing a more intimate

space for discussion.

MenYou will increase the likelihood of youth

offenders being placed on probation due to

the introduction of a responsible adult (i.e.

the mentor). However, MenYou is the first

of its kind in Singapore and as such, will be

run on a pilot basis with a smaller number of

beneficiaries. This will allow us to address the

‘teething problems’ at the foundational and

implementation level. We intend to focus on

refining the programme and systems before

a large-scale implementation in the later part

of 2017.


Project: Sustainable Clean Water, Chiang Rai


International Partner: RC Pandan Valley,

D3310

Location: Chiang Rai, Thailand


Budget: USD 35,000

To provide year round clean piped water for the teachers and students in Sahasart Suksa

School. This shall be undertaken by RC Chiang Rai North, Thailand, assisted and mentored by

the Rotary Club of Pandan Valley, Singapore.

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Project: Enhancing livelihood and income generation

of rural women through organic farming

Host Club: RC Dhulikhel, D3292


Location: Poudel, Dapchha, Nepal

Year: 2016-April

Budget: USD 45,198

To provide long term source of livelihood for 21 most affected families of Poudel village who

had lost their source of livelihood due to catastrophic earthquake occurred in 25th April 2015.

The project will provide training to villagers on setting up green house system, organic farming

and marketing of farm products.


Project: Batu Pahat Rotary Haemodialysis

Centre

Host Club: RC Batu Pahat, D3310

International Partner: RC Pa-Te, D3500

Location: Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia

Year: 2016-March

Budget: USD 53,308

Project Objectives:

• To provide a convenient place for dialysis

treatment mainly for local community at an

affordable fees

• To provide hope and preserve lives

especially for the poorer patients who cannot

afford dialysis treatment

• To alleviate physical and emotional

suffering due of kidney failure patients

• To create awareness on kidney failure, its

cause and prevention.

• To encourage and promote a caring society

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Project: Safe Drinking Water in Rural

Thailand



D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2016-February

Budget: USD 127,176

Project Objectives:


filtration systems at rural/suburban schools & communities to develop & maintain sustainable

water & sanitation systems.

Promote basic sanitation & good hygiene habits (proper hand washing, etc.) through education

at benefiting sites.


Project: Chronic Kidney Disease Awareness



D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2016-February

Budget: USD 135,294

Project Objectives:

Educate communities about the awareness, prevention and control of CKD (Chronic Kidney

Disease) with the help of local healthcare professionals at benefiting health centers/hospitals.

Enhance the community health infrastructure by installing hemodialysis (HD) machines to

better manage CKD care.

Increase access to life-saving HD treatment for needy patients.

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Project: Holistic Community Development

Project - Uplifting a Deprived Community

Host Club: RC Patan, D3292


Location: Chitwan, Nepal

Year: 2016-January

Budget: USD 68,270

This Grant ID seeks to provide technical

support including training and in-kind

contribution such as goats, seeds, farm

tools to enable participating families that

are part of an ongoing holistic community

development project in Chandi-Bhanjyang

village of Chitwan District to improve their

income level. The community development

project is being implemented by the Rotary

Club of Patan (RCP) and Heifer Project Nepal

(HPN).

In 2014, the RCP and Heifer Project Nepal,

initiated a project that took a holistic

community development approach to

improving the livelihoods of smallholder

farmers in Chandi-Bhanjyang. The project

model involves donating livestock, providing

training on organic vegetable farming, and

introducing improved animal management

technologies. The initial group of families

receiving livestock, will then ‘Pass On the

Gift’ (POG) of their first female offspring to

another family and share their acquired

knowledge. Women Self-Help Groups (SHGs)

are also formed, which evolve into Social

Entrepreneur Women (SEW) cooperatives to

manage micro-funds and economic activities

linking production with markets. Through

this approach, communities can achieve selfreliance

and break the cycle of hunger and

poverty within a short span of three to four

years.

The major earthquake that struck in April

2015 put additional strain of the already

impoverished community. Hence a needs

assessment was conducted that identified

what additional supplies would assist the

families to recover from the damage sustain

through the earthquake. Any additional

assistance provided will complement the goals

of the larger holistic community development

project to cope with the devastating impacts

and revive their livelihoods. Families and

women in particular that are already

participating in the project will have access

to additional technical support and supplies

for income-generating activities that will help

their families to recover and rebuild in a fast

and sustainable way.

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Project: Equipment for three Outreach Centres in

Odisha, India and 1200 IOL Surgeries for Rotary Eye

Hospital, Bhubaneswar

Host Club: RC Bhubaneswar Royal, D3262

International Partner: RC Kuching Central, D3310

Location: Bhubaneswar, India

Year: 2016-June

Budget: USD 40,475

The Project is to further RI’s AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS Program. It envisages to provide LIGHT

through Cataract (IOL) Surgery to 1200 needy and underprivileged patients suffering with ill

vision or blindness due to Cataract. After the surgery patients will regain their Eye Sight and

will be independent in performing their job for survival.

Project Goals:

• To train young people of the community to Screen Cataract Patients in their locality and send

them to Rotary Eye Hospital for the Cataract (IOL) Surgery.

• To set up three Outreach Centres at Jeypore, Khurda and Keonjhar for screening of patients

at regular intervals and send them to Rotary Eye Hospital, Bhubaneswar for surgery.


Project: AED Donation for rural areas in eastern Taiwan

Host Club: RC San Chung East, D3490

International Partner: RC Changi, D3310

Location: Hualien & Taitung, Taiwan

Year: 2016-April

Budget: USD 46,000

Many people suffered from heart attack and AED(automatic external defibrillator) plays an

important role to save life especially in the rural areas in eastern Taiwan. When the heart

attack happens, it’s too late to save them for waiting for ambulances coming.

Electric shocks administered within one minute after the onset of ventricular fibrillation provide

a success rate of 90%. AED devices greatly increase the success rate of reduce attempts and

significantly reduce the time required for medical personnel to reach the site of the emergency

and administer electric shocks in the past.

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Project: Rotary Eye Hospital of Buxar

Host Club: RC Buxar, D3250


Location: Buxar, Bihar, India

Year: 2016-April

Budget: USD 80,850

Project Objective:

To set up and Equip Rotary Eye Hospital of Buxar & Singapore for providing Eye Care and

Eye Treatment through Eye Check up and Surgeries by Qualified and Experienced Ophthalmic

Surgeons. More than 15 million peoples aresuffering with ill vision or blindness out of which

75% - 80% cases are Preventable and Curable.


Project: Kulai Rotary Haemodialysis Centre

Host Club: RC Kulai, D3310

International Partner: RC Pa-Te Mei-Te, D3500

Location: Kulai, Johor, Malaysia

Year: 2016-April

Budget: USD 55,000

Project Objectives:

• To address the community needs for more dialysis treatment by expanding the subsidized

dialysis treatment service to the poor kidney failure patients in Kulai.

• To preserve the lives of kidney failure patients who cannot afford expensive dialysis

treatment in private or specialist hospitals.

• To alleviate symptoms, physical and emotional suffering caused by end-stage-kidney-diseases

(kidney failures).

• To encourage and promote a caring society.

• To replace the old dialysis machines with new dialysis machines.

From the 22nd Report of the Malaysian Dialysis & Transplant Registry 2014: Malaysia continues

to see a linear increase in the number of new dialysis patients over the last 10 years - from 3167

in 2005 to 6985 in 2013 and at least 7055 in 2014. The number of prevalent dialysis patients

showed a steeper linear rise from 13 thousand in 2005 to almost 35 thousand in 2014. Dialysis

prevalence rate also doubled over the last 10 years, from 504 pmp in 2005 to 1078 in 2013 and

at least 1155 in 2014.

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The reality in Kulai is similarly reflected by the national data - more people are affected by

kidney failures and more patients need the dialysis treatment to stay alive.

The project will address and meet the community needs for more dialysis treatments to preserve

the lives of patients with kidney failures in Kulai. Now, there are 100 patients (about 45 in

2005) in Kulai and its surrounding villages who are regularly receiving dialysis treatments in

the Kulai Rotary Haemodialysis Centre (Centre), a not-for-profit non-government organisation

with 20 years of dedicated dialysis service.

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Project: Safe Drinking Water in Rural & Suburban Thailand


International Partner: RC Garden City, D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2016-December

Budget: USD 87,999

Project Objectives:


filtration systems at rural/suburban schools & communities to develop & maintain sustainable

water & sanitation systems.

Promote basic sanitation & good hygiene habits (correct hand washing, etc.) through education

programs at benefiting sites.


Project: Start The Key Of Happy Job

Host Club: RC Kaohsiung North Center, D3510

International Partner: RC Sandakan North, D3310

Location: Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Year: 2017-April

Budget: USD 33,956

By utilizing the mobile training van and various teaching

aids, we proactively provide our services, in particular,

vocational training and job placement, to remote rural

areas to assist local underprivileged minorities to

advance their job opportunities and to alleviate the

deprived circumstances. The mobile training services

are indeed more efficient in those areas because of

the lack of transportation. With the mobility of the

vehicle we furnish, the services are more accessible

and the local residents are able to obtain much needed

training despite the geological limitation. With the aim

of creating regional micro-entrepreneurship, there are

more job opportunities and better foreseeable further

economic developments in those remote areas.

This project is implemented with the collaboration of God’s Love Ark Delivers, Kaohsiung. It

focus on remote area job training for a long time. The society has abundant job training teacher

and experience. Kaohsiung City Bureau of Social Affairs provided basic data and information

on the community needs.

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Project: Awareness, Prevention and Treatment of Disease


International Partner: RC Garden City, D3310

Location: Thailand

Year: 2017-March

Budget: USD 118,000

Project Objectives:

Improve & expand access to low-cost health care in under-served communities through

enhancement of their health infrastructure.

Provide training to transfer technical know-how to local health care professionals, and support

ongoing preventive health education.


Primary Area of Focus: Disease prevention and treatment

Project: To provide cataract surgeries in Sabah, Malaysia

Host Club: RC Likas Bay, D3310

International Partner: RC Taipei Wenhu, D3522

Location: Malaysia

Year: 2017

Budget: USD 32,464

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Project: To provide cataract screenings to 2500 people suffering

from eye related diseases in Purulia, India.


International Partner: RC Kuching Central, D3310

Location: India

Year: 2015

Budget: USD 45,052

One of the beneficiaries

Visiting International Hosts


Primary Area of Focus: Basic education and literacy

Project: T o provide basic education to children, parents, and

teachers in Malang , East Java, Indonesia.

Host Club: RC Surabaja, D3420


Location: Indonesia

Year: 2014

Budget: USD 62,108

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Project: To provide teacher training and an after-school tutoring

program at SJK(c) Johor Jaya school in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Host Club: RC Puteri Lagoon, D3310

International Partner: RC Suntec City, D3310

Location: Malaysia

Year: 2018-March

Budget: USD 35,000

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Project: To provide cataract surgeries in Bandung, Indonesia

Host Club: RC Bandung, D3410

International Partner: RC E-Club of 3310, D3310

Location: Indonesia

Year: 2018

Budget: USD 52,300

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Project: To provide a Korean language program for immigrant

(multicultural) students age 9-24 in Pyeongtaek, Korea (BEL)

Host Club: RC Pyeongtaek East, D3750

International Partner: RC Kota Kinabalu, D3310

Location: Korea

Year: 2019

Budget: USD 49,800

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42. Grant ID GG 1755237

Primary Area of Focus: Economic and community development

Project: To provide training and equipment for disabled individuals in

organic vegetable farming at Merry House Social Welfare Foundation in

Taoyuan City, Taiwan.

Host Club: RC Chungli Chung Shing, D3501

International Partner: RC Bugis Junction, D3310

Location: Taiwan

Year: 2018

Budget: USD 91,000

43. Grant ID GG 1755237


Project: To provide medical equipment to establish an eye hospital and

provide cataract surgeries in Jeypore, India.

Host Club: RC Jeypore, D3262


Location: India

Year: 2018

Budget: USD 73,260

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Project: To provide medical equipment for the ophthalmology operation

theater at the Government Maharaja’s Taluk Hospital in Cochin, India

Host Club: RC Cochin Milan, D3201


Location: India

Year: 2019

Budget: USD 40,286

The Government Maharajah’s Hospital, Karuvelipady functions from buildings constructed by

the Maharajah of Cochin several decades back. The hospital is now a 220-bedded one with

various departments. The Hospital serves predominantly the under privileged community of

Fort Cochin and suburbs. It has about 500 out patients daily. Most of the services provided by

the hospital are free of cost.

The hospital is in dire need of restoring the Ophthalmology operation theatre and recuperating

rooms which got damaged due to heavy rains. A sizable number of patients suffering from

diabetes and in turn with cataract formation visit the hospital. The project is to carry out

restoration repairs to the building and provide equipment to make it fully functional. An

estimated 150 patients per month will benefit from the project.

Rotary Cochin Milan has been working with this hospital on some of their previous requirements.

We found that the hospital is effective in treating poor patients which is well appreciated by

the beneficiaries. The ophthalmic operation theatre is a much needed urgent requirement. The

Hospital will provide all medical staff and carry out the surgeries. Cataract is a major cause of

concern amidst the diabetes elders, besides other numerous cases related to eyes. A Cataract

operation which costs minimum Rupees 30,000 in any other private hospital will be done free

of cost here

To execute this project a building to house the operation theatre has been identified. Some

reinforcements has to be done especially to the roof of the building to make it fully operational.

Besides that Rotary Cochin Milan, with the help of Senior Doctors and the Superintendent of

the Hospital has prepared an estimate of the equipment’s required and their cost. Below is the

proposed project cost based on these requirements.

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Project: To create a reading and teaching training program in Changliang

Elementary School, Hualien, Taiwan.

Host Club: RC Yuli, D3490

International Partner: RC Likas Bay, D3310

Location: Taiwan

Year: 2019-Feb

Budget: USD 39,424

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CHAPTER 9

PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN SUPPORT

OF THE END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN

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PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN SUPPORT OF THE

END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN

This year 2019, marks 34 years since Rotary International launched PolioPlus,

its campaign to rid the world of Polio. During this time, Rotary and its partners have helped

reduced the number of cases from 350,000 annually to fewer than 100 in 2018 and they remain

committed until the disease is eradicated. Rotary has contributed more than USD 1.3 billion

and countless volunteers hours to protect more than 2 billion children worldwide. In addition,

Rotary advocacy efforts have played a role in decisions by donors governments to contribute

over USD 10 billion to the efforts.

Before the global scope of PolioPlus, individual clubs with Rotary funding were attacking the

disease closer at home. When in 1979, James L.Bomar Jr,then Rotary International President, put

the drops of vaccine into a child’s mouth in the Manila barrio of Guadalupe Viejo, he ceremoniously

launched the Philippines poliomyelitis immunisation effort. Bomar joined Enrique Garcia, the

Philippine’s minister of health, in signing the contract committing Rotary International and the

government of the Philippines to a joint five year efforts to immunise around 6 million children

against polio at a cost of USD 760,000.

The success of this project set the stage for Rotary top priority to rib the world of Polio. Since

Rotary introduced its PolioPlus campaign, the number of cases worldwide has dropped 99%

percent, and the virus remains endemic in just three countries- Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.

In the case of our District, the END POLIO NOW (EPN) campaign has been the most active Rotary

Foundation project in District 3310 especially in the last 7 years or so. The activities or events range

from EPN ride, walk, run, tree planting, bazaars, charity events, golf tournaments, car washing,

selling watches, selling mugs, selling books, selling t-shirts & swimathon. From available records,

our District first embarked on this Polio program in the Rotary Year 1996-1997 when the first

PolioPlus District committee was formed under the District Rotary Foundation committee. The

first chairman was the late PDG Dr. M.G.John of the Rotary club of Singapore East. Over those

early years, numerous activities and events have been organised by the successive PolioPlus

committees.

The following Rotarians have served the District TRF PolioPlus committee as Chairperson.

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1996-1997 : PDG Dr.M.G. John

1997-1998 : PP Dr.Alex K H Ooi

1998-1999 : PDG Fong Hoe Beng

1999- 2000 : PDG Robert Loh Choo Kiat

2000-2001: PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong

2001-2002 PDG Ben Chng Kee Cheong

2002-2003: PDG Tan Geok Tian

2003-2004: PDG Kenneth Chew

2004-2005 : PDG Kenneth Chew

2005-2006 : PDG Robert Loh Choo kiat

2006-2007: PP Dr. Thirumoorthy T.

2007-2008: PDG Fong Hoe Beng

2008-2009: PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan

2009-2010: PDG Dr.Ivor Thevathasan

2010-2011: PDG Dr.Ivor Thevathasan

2011-2012: PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan

2012-2013: None

2013-2014: PP Tay Wei Lien

2014-2015: PDG Michael Yee

2015-2016: PP Darren Jee

2016-2017: PP Dolly Yeap

2017-2018 : PP Dolly Yeap

2018-2019: DGND Dolly Yeap

The EPN project is the only project that can be called a truly district wide project as it is held in

almost every corner of the District crossing regions and international borders of countries within

the District. Red and then white EPN shirts were everywhere. Participants of all ages, gender,

races and creed walked, ran and rode creating greater awareness to this deadly disease Polio.

Thanks to the strong support of the general public and of Rotarians toward this worthy cause,

the District was the top in EPN contributions in Zone 6B for 3 consecutive years 2016-2017, 2017-

2018 & 2018-2019. District PolioPlus committee chair District Governor Nominee (DGN) Dolly

Yeap was awarded the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International Service Award for Polio-Free

World for her untiring efforts to bring the EPN program in our District to greater heights.

The District TRF committee wishes to record its appreciation and thanks to all the host clubs,

organising committees, participating Rotarians and friends of Rotary for their strong support

to the success of the EPN programs.

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Rotary International Service Award, 2017-2018

Past President Dolly Yeap

I AM grateful for the opportunity given to me

to lead the Rotary International District 3310

Polioplus campaign.

It is indeed an honour to receive the prestigious

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION OF ROTARY

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE AWARD FOR A

POLIO-FREE WORLD, the highest award I ever

received since joining Rotary in 2005.

The CITATION of the award is Rotary chose

polio as its champion cause in 1985. Since then

millions of Rotarians have given their support

to this cause which is critical to the health of

children all over the world. But some Rotarians

have truly taken to heart the goal of a polio-free

world and these Rotarians deserve recognition

for the outstanding amount of time and effort

they have dedicated to Rotary’s PolioPlus

program. For such efforts, Rotary established

in 1996 the Service Award for a Polio-Free World.

These awards are given out by region as

defined by the World Health Organization.

Those regions are the Americas, Africa, the

Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, Southeast Asia

and the Western Pacific.

It is a Regional awards, for outstanding service

solely or primarily within a World Health

Organization (WHO) region, will be made

annually, not to exceed 60 per year. WHO regions

are: Africa, Americas, Eastern Mediterranean,

Europe, Southeast Asia and Western Pacific.

International Awards, for broad service to the

cause of polio eradication, will also be made

annually, not to exceed ten individuals. A

Rotarian may receive only one of each award.

Prior receipt of a regional award is not a

condition, nor does it preclude, consideration

for the international award.

the The Rotary Foundation District Chair Past

District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa

for their invaluable guidance and advice which

I truly appreciate.

Thank you to all the clubs in District 3310 and

some clubs in Rotary International District 3300

for the strong and kind support in all the events

organised in your respective region. To all the

organising committees, thank you for organising

the event joining and serving with me may it

be riding, walking, golfing, running, swimming,

tree planting under water or on land, dinner

and dance, wegmeal and buying of mugs to

eradicate Polio.

Not forgetting the End Polio Now Watches

project which received overwhelming response.

To the proud owners of the 200 limited edition

EPN watches congratulations and thank you.

Looking forward to our next End Polio Now

events.

Once again thank you.

PP Dolly Yeap

Chairperson District Family of Rotary,

PolioPlus Committee (2016-2019)

Thank you District Governor Datuk Lee Chuen

Wan and spouse Datuk Naomi Chong, SPECIAL

THANK YOU to Immediate Past District Governor

Michael Yee and spouse Helen Huang and to

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The Rotary Club of Johor Bahru Walk to End Polio,

Kuala Lumpur to Singapore, 2011

2010 - 2011

EPN

Rotary Club of Johor Bahru FUND-RAISING FOR END POLIO NOW, US$59,500.00 in donations

were raised in support of Rotary’s pledge to end polio worldwide, WALK TO END POLIO, Kuala

Lumpur to Singapore.

The goals of this WALK TO END POLIO were as follow:

i. To raise Rotarian and public awareness of The Rotary Foundation’s campaign to End

Polio Worldwide.

ii.

To meet or exceed RC Johor Bahru’s target US$50,000.00 in donations to The Rotary

Foundation’s US$200 Million Challenge.

A systematic plan was activated to secure our target amount of donations.

A series of 9 END POLIO NOW releases that contain a wealth of information and the latest news

on the global polio eradication effort, were distributed in advance of the Walk. These releases,

written by PP Leong Chee Woh, were sent by email to all members of RC Johor Bahru. They

were also sent, again by email, to all club presidents and secretaries in District 3310 and to the

District eGroup members. They were encouraged to forward these to their club members.

The purposes of these releases are:

i. to create greater awareness of Rotary’s effort to rid polio from the face of the Earth, a

quest that began in 1985;

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to inspire and motivate Rotarians to donate as well as raise funds from the public in

support of The Rotary Foundation’s US$200 Million Challenge; and

All Rotarians were encouraged to forward these releases, one by one, by email, to 20 of

their friends and colleagues whom they think may also be motivated to donate. They

were asked to follow up with phone calls to these potential donors. Many were moved

to donate. Even in cases where nothing materalised, these releases served to create

awareness among the public of Rotary’s pledge to end polio worldwide.

The Walk covered the route from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore, stopping over at Semenyih,

Seremban, Tampin, Gemas, Segamat, Labis, Yong Peng, Simpang Rengam, Kulai and Johor Bahru.

The Walkers walked a distance of 397 kilometers over 11 days, from 20th to 30th December

2010.

PP Chee Woh walked the entire distance along with PP Tay Wei Lien of RC Singapore West, IPP

Robin Tay of RC Pudu (D3300) and 15 Rotaractors of the National University of Singapore.

Some 200 other Rotarians of RC Johor Bahru and other clubs in Johor and Singapore, their friends

and families participated in the Walk, walking shorter distances. We received tremendous

coverage in the print media, bringing awareness to the public.

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Members of Rotary Club of Johor Bahru raised a total US$59,500 in donations, exceeding our

target. The breakdown is as follows:

US$ RM

i. Donations by Rotarians of RC Johor Bahru 11,000 3,700

ii. Public donations raised by Rotarians of 25,000 18,920

RC Johor Bahru ---------- ----------

36,000 22,620

iii. Donations by other Rotarians and

other Rotary clubs* 16,000 500

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52,000 23,120

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Ringgit converted at exchange rate 3.08 7,500

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Total raised US$ 59,500

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* Note : These Rotarians and Rotary clubs gave voluntarily or answered a personal

appeal from PP Leong Chee Woh.

Our fund-raising for End Polio Now won our Club the District Award for Best Rotary Foundation

Project in 2010-2011.

(Report by PP Leong Chee Woh)

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The District 3310 Trans-Borneo EPN Walk & Climb of Mount

Kinabalu, 2011

Sandakan - Mt Kinabalu - Kota Kinabalu

7-18 November 2011

Advisor

DG Hj Zainie Abdul Aucasa

Co-Organising Chairs

PP Tay Wei Lien, RC Singapore West

PP Leong Chee Woh, RC Johor Bahru

Chair, Logistics & Support (Sabah)

PP Wong Chu Lai, RC Likas Bay

Technical Advisor

PP Robin Tay, RC Pudu (D3300)

In November 2011, seven Rotarians and a former Rotaractor trekked across Sabah; starting at

sea-level in Sandakan, crossed the Crocker Range, reached its highest point at Low’s Peak Mt

Kinabalu and descended back to sea-level at Kota Kinabalu. It was a grueling 12-day hike for

End Polio.

Rotarians and clubs were inspired to raise over US$128,000 for The Rotary Foundation’s End

Polio Programme that Rotary year. The End Polio Trans-Sabah & Mt Kinabalu Trek was featured

in The Rotarian, April 2012.

The Team

PP Tay Wei Lien, 63

Singaporean

RC Singapore West

Quantity Surveying

PP Robin Tay, 56

Malaysian

RC Pudu

Wellness

Rtn Charles Johnson, 58

British

RC Kuching Jaya

Property Restoration

President Franco Lee, 37

Malaysian

RC Tawau Tanjung

Information Technology

PP Leong Chee Woh, 53

Malaysian

RC Johor Bahru

Investment Counseling

AG Erich Schneider, 65

Swiss

RC Queenstown

Aluminium Trading (Rtd)

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PP Sylvester Fong, 52

Malaysian

RC Kuching Central

Corporate Management

Former Rotaractor

Mervyn Voo Vui Ying, 31

Malaysian

Kota Kinabalu

Full transcript of the Q&A with Jenny Llakmani,

a senior editor of The Rotarian

7th January 2012

Hi Jenny

Happy New Year to you and to all at Editorial. All the best for 2012. Your questions are answered

below:

1. Why did District 3310 decide to do this walk, and how did you determine the length and

route?

We did it for polio eradication! We did it to rouse the spirits of Rotarians.We needed something

out of the ordinary, something crazy! The human spirit is capable of wonderful things but

sometimes it lies dormant for a while and needs to be roused. We wanted to bring awareness

to Rotarians, and the public, about Rotary’s fight to end polio, motivate them to contribute and

to raise funds in support of Rotary’s US$200Million Challenge. It was a nice piece of PR too, we

received good exposure in the media.

We wanted something that make Rotarians turn and say, “They’re mad!”. To many, just climbing

Mt. Kinabalu is tough, never mind the walk over mountainous terrain. We started at sea-level

in Sandakan on the east coast of Sabah, crossed the Crocker Range, reached it’s highest point

(Low’s Peak, Mt Kinabalu, 4,095m) and descended to sea-level again in Kota Kinabalu on the

west coast. Sabah’s countryside is very remote. Apart from a handful of villages and shanty

towns, we were at most times, in the middle of nowhere.We first thought it couldn’t be done for

2 reasons: lack of supply of drinking water and the absence of suitable places to rest and sleep

in some areas along the route but we managed to overcome these logistical difficulties.

Sabah is also the ‘home territory’ of our current district governor, Zainie Aucasa. He was our

instigator and chief supporter, closely involved in our planning from the start. So it’s quite

fitting to have it in Sabah. Furthermore we would finish at the venue of our district conference

in Kota Kinabalu. Sandakan was a natural place to start since we have 2 Rotary clubs there. We

had a good send-off. Well, it took us 12 days. But that’s nothing compared with Rotary’s journey

to end polio. That’s 26 years and counting.

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2. What were some of the memorable moments?

The whole thing was an adventure with many memorable moments.We were a group of 8 from

various corners of a diverse district coming together for the first time. Mind you, we are not

supreme athletes, none of us are. We are just ordinary Rotarians attempting something out of

the ordinary. Age-wise, all but 2 of us are well into our second half-century. But of course, we

had to train for it, for months. We couldn’t have just walked in and did it.

None of really knew each other well but got to do so gradually along the way.We had fun and a

lot of laughs. All of us will surely remember this for the rest of our lives. Most of all, we had the

pleasure of having survived it and done something together as a team to help eradicate polio.

If we have to pick one standout moment, it was when we reached the peak of Mt Kinabalu.

After 6 days of walking, the climb was really very tough! We struggled but were rewarded by

the awesome beauty that surrounded us - carpets of cloud that rolled out before and below us,

protruding peaks and a vast, clear blue sky. Truly an amazing sight and an amazing feeling of

being, literally and figuratively, on top of the world!

Oh yes, daybreaks over the mountains were always beautiful; misty early mornings almost

magical.

3. What is the total amount of money that you raised?

We did not set out to raise money, not directly. We wanted to motivate and inspire. The fundraising

was carried out by Rotarians and clubs throughout the district. Rotarians contributed,

and worked to raise funds from the public. This is still going on. We have a target of at least

US$100,000 for the districtin this Rotary Year.We are almost there. I think we will or will soon

exceed this target. At this moment, the money is still coming in. Several clubs have still to carry

out projects planned to raise funds for polio eradication.

4. How many Rotarians, and how many non-Rotarians, participated? Was everyone

Malaysian?

Of the 8 in the Team, 7 are Rotarians and one former Rotaractor. For details please see Item No.

8 here: http://www.rotarydistrict3310.org.my/index.php/2011/05/trans-sabah-walk-climb/

More than 200 other Rotarians, spouses, families and friends joined us on the last leg on the

last day to finish at the conference venue. There were members of clubs in and around Kota

Kinabalu and those who have come to attend the district conference.

5. Where did you stay along the way?Were you hosted by Rotarians along the route?

How we wish we could stay with Rotarians! But Sabah is remote and there are no Rotary clubs

anywhere between Sandakan and the vicinity of Kota Kinabalu. We stayed in budget hotels

with very basic facilities, often with no more than just a bed and shower. But these were scarce

and not always available at our daily stops. On these occasions we were ferried forward or

backward in our support vehicles to an available hotel and ferried again the next morning

back to where we had stopped and continued walking from there.

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6. Is District 3310 planning another walk like this one?

Haha, not in a hurry! But I must say, it was something that worked very well.We achieved what

we set out to do and the response from Rotarians in the district was very satisfying. I might add

that the safety of the team members was paramount. As much as possible, we would be walking

just ahead and shielded by our support vehicles.We started each morning at 2 am to avoid the

afternoon heat which can be as high as 45 degrees Celsius. For the first several hours we would

be walking in pitch darkness.We had on us reflective vests and body strips, headlamps and

blinking lights. When together in a group we must have appeared as if an UFO had landed!

Thanks, Jenny and if you need anything else, please let me know.

Best regards,

Leong Chee Woh

Chairman,

District PolioPlus Committee

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The District 3310 End Polio Walk

Sibu - Kuching, 2015

Typical daily schedule:

12am

1am

9.30am – 11am

Distance

Breakfast

Start walk for the day

Arrived at destination

From 17-42 km

Sibu to Kuching from April 20-30, 2015: 422

km

May 1st at 9.30am:

Mass participation Walk in Kuching from the

Riverside Majestic Hotel to Old Court House

Square

Walkers:

Johor Bahru

PP Dr Angamuthu Rajoo

Likas Bay

Mervin Voo (former Rotaractor)

Singapore West

AG Tay Wei Lien

At the Flag-off in Sibu on April 20th, 2015

Good support from RC Sibu members & family, Rotaractors and Interactors. DG Andre Suharto

& RC Kuching Central key members also present. Flag off was done by Sibu Municipal Council

Chaiman, Datuk Tiong Thai King (standing on 1st row, 7th from right)

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And off we go all smiles at the start!

2am-typical scenery...!

Also typical for 70% of the time...staying

on the white line and watching out for potholes,

oil, dung, runned-over “things” and

irregularities on the road surface...

As well as for lorries and speeding

cars ... and the 7th Day Incident!

The walking wounded!!

Walk Strategy

• As fast as is comfortable, usually at

5km/hr. After 5hr of walking, pace

could drop to

4km but second wind gives 5km again

at the end.

• Keep hydrated, re-energised & cool

• Clear heavy body-functions before

start (or elsmake sure got Wet-Ones!!)

• Stretch muscles whenever possible…

and definitely before/after walking

• Lubricate all body friction areas

with vaseline or oils etc/wear soft

loose clothes

Great HELP from our Walking-Buddies...

Mr. Pa Na Dol and Ms. Ar Cox Ia

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Rotary District 3310 Tour of Borneo

End Polio Ride, 2016

An epic 12 day Tour of Borneo ride organised

by Rotary District 3310, comprising Sabah,

Sarawak, Labuan Brunei, Johor, Malacca

and Singapore, was flag-off by District

Governor Philip Chong in Kota Kinabalu

recently. This event, besides promoting Rotary

International End Polio global awareness

was also a fund raising drive to finance this

project. Commenced in Kota Kinabalu on 23rd

February and scheduled to end in Kuching on

5th March, covering a distance of more than

1,300km.

The participants comprising Rotarians and

friends of Rotary will be cycling through the

entire town stretching from Kota Kinabalu,

Menumbok, Labuan, Brunei, Miri, Niah

National Park, Bintulu, Selangau, Sibu, Saratok,

Sri Aman, Serian and Kuching. Cyclists

donning specially design End Polio jersey are

Anslem Tan, Amelia Uhen, Gan Hock Chye,

Lim Chang Wei, Daniel Wong, Elaine Chung,

Franco Duing, Arius Yu, Chang Wei Chia and

George Dingle Ligunjang.

Organizing Chairman for this event is Darren

Jee. Rotary clubs along the route would also be

hosting the Rotary Ambassadors as they cycle

through. Some Rotarians from the respective

clubs may also join in on selected routes to

accompany the entourage.

Similar events would also be held in Johor and

Singapore to create awareness and raise funds

for polio eradication. District Governor Philip

who came up with this idea is very passionate

and concern on this End Polio project. He

visited all the 66 Rotary Clubs under his care

to promote and participate in all events that

are related to it.

Each year, Rotary District 3310 will reach

out to the general public to call for a greater

awareness toward Polio eradication and to

raise funds for the same cause. Rotarians have

mobilized by the hundreds of thousands to

ensure that children are immunized against

this crippling disease and that surveillance

is strong despite the poor infrastructure,

extreme poverty and civil strife of many

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countries.

Since the Polio Plus program’s inceptions

in 1985 more than two billion children have

received oral polio vaccine. To date, 209

countries, territories and areas around the

world are polio-free, leaving just Pakistan and

Afghanistan with endemic polio.

Now only these 2 countries are still having

Polio. The problem is if we don’t eliminate

this totally, statistic indicates that in 10 years’

time, 10 million children will get Polio. The

victim can be any one. It can be our children’s

children.

its impact. Now that 99 percent of the world’s

population lives in regions certified polio-free,

the goal of eradication is closer than ever.

Rotary’s dedication to the global eradication

of polio has remained constant. 2016 marks

the 31st anniversary of Polio Plus and three

decades of progress and challenges the

program has faced. Rotary, the oldest nongovernmental

organizations, is now 111 years

old.

Since the launch of the Global Polio Eradication

Initiative, the global incidence of polio cases

has decreased by 99 percent. In March 2014

India, once deemed the most difficult place to

end polio, was declared polio-free, making the

entire Southeast Region polio-free.

As of February 11, this year, Africa had no new

cases of wild poliovirus in six months, though

the continent must mark three full years

without a new case to be officially declared

polio-free by WHO. Until polio is stopped in

the remaining endemic areas, all countries

must maintain high levels of surveillance

and immunization rates to rapidly detect any

importation of the poliovirus and minimize

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The Rotary Club of Kuching Central & Kuching South

End Polio Now Fun Ride, Kuching Sector, 2016

Group photo with the 10 End Polio Pan Borneo Cyclists, welcomed by Immediate Past District 3310

Governor Haji Andre Suharto and fellow Rotarians from Rotary Club of Kuching Central and

Kuching South

The original idea for Rotary Club of Kuching

Central (RCKC) to organize this fun ride was

first communicated by Rtn Darren Jee of

Rotary Club of Likas Bay (RCLB) to Rtn Wong

Chen Yi of RCKC at last year DISCON held in

Kuching. It was first agreed that RCKC were to

co-ordinate for Kuching Sector on the entire

Pan Borneo Epic Ride from Kota Kinabalu to

Kuching. RCLB is the organizer for the Pan

Borneo Epic Ride.

However due to the date chosen to end the

Pan Borneo Epic Ride which is on 5 March

2016 is one day earlier than preferred date

by RCKC, it was decided by President Ng Yaw

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Hua to have a separate event for Kuching

Sector on 6 March 2016. Rtn Wong Chen Yi is

appointed to be organizing chair for the event.

He is supported by Rtn Alan Poh, Rtn Leonard

Sia, Rtn Roland Phang, Rtn Andrea Chan, Rtn

Michael Kuan.

To make this event reach to as many people

and rotarian within Kuching city as possible,

President Ng Yaw Hua has decided to invite

Rotary Club of Kuching South (RCKS) to be coorganiser

of this event. President Jason Thong,

PP Gary Ong and Rtn Regina are without

hesitation rendered their helping hands in

making this event a success.

Subsequently few round of meeting were

called to discuss various aspect of preparation

for the event. These include: deciding on target

number of participants, jersey order, route

drawing, logistic requirement, traffic control,

GOH and VVIP and the most important aspect;

soliciting sponsorship for the event. RCKC

and RCKS are delighted that a number of

their Rotarian and PP are actively involved in

soliciting sponsorship for this event.

RCKC and RCKS would like to thanks the

following companies, corporation for their

generous sponsorship: RYLA, Liqui Moly,

Redbull, Eritel, T&J Group, HomeMax, Giant,

PICO.

are waiting for other riders to come back

finishing line.

It’s worth mentioned that PP Gary Ong has led

a group of 10 riders to ride from Kuching to

Serian on 5 March to meet-up with riders led

by Rtn Darren Jee from Sri Aman.

A total of approximately of RM20,000 was

raised from this event. There is no doubt

that this fun ride had managed to create

awareness of Rotary’s 30 years worldwide

efforts to eradicate Polio among Kuching city

folks. This is evidence from the banners of

the event hanged at few strategic location few

weeks prior to 6 March 2016.

Here comes the event day:

A total of 130 riders took part in the last

Sunday End Polio Fun Ride which started

from Kuching Water Front to Damai and back.

Report by Rotarian Darren Jee,

Chairman District PolioPlus Committee

Kuching City North Mayor, Yg Bhg Datuk Haji

Abang Abdul Wahap Bin Haji Abang Julai

did the flag-off. He was accompanied by Past

District Governor of District 3310 of Rotary

International, Datuk Zainie Aucasa, Immediate

Past District Governor, Encik Andre Suharto

and Assistant Governor, Mr Frankie Ong.

Riders were riding with happy faces led by

a group of traffic police and marshal leading

their way to Damai and return. The weather

was perfect despite of raining season with

heavy downpour for past few weeks in

Kuching.

All rider participants complete the fun ride

are receiving finisher medal. Lucky prizes

from sponsor were prepared for riders who

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MALACCA

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SEGAMAT

TANGKAK

LEDANG

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KLUANG

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DANGA BAY

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The Rotary Club of Singapore, Rotary Global Swimarathon

Singapore, 2016

It is with great pleasure to report that Rotary

Club of Singapore successfully organized

the first ever ‘Rotary Global Swimarathon’

in Singapore on Saturday, 5 March 2016 to

raise funds in support of ‘End Polio Now’

campaign, Singapore Children’s Society and

MenYou youth-mentoring program.

This is a swimming fund-raising event where

participants would complete their laps

and sponsors or supporters would pledge

a monetary amount per lap completed or

with an outright donation. 100% of the

fund raised would go to the 3 beneficiaries.

MenYou youth-mentoring program is the

major project of the Club this year.

This event was blessed and graced by not

just one but two Guest-of-Honours. They

are our own District Governor Philip Chong

and Member of Parliament (MP) Ms Low

Yen Ling, Chua Chu Kang GRC) who is also

a parliamentary Secretary for Ministry of

Education and Ministry of Trade and Industry,

and she is the Mayor for South West CDC.

This event was warmly supported by

Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, corporate

partners, families and friends. To date, more

than S$45,000 have been raised from the

event and over 100 swimmers participated

in the swim. Our sincere gratitude to all

the participants who collectively completed

3,918 laps or 195,900m in the whole event.

Many Rotarians and their families came to

support and help out at the event. We all

had an enjoyable and meaningful fellowship

day. Our Rotaractors and Interactors came

forward to volunteer their service to help

at the event. They played a very important

role in making this event successful. They

are organized, collaborative and composed

in handling the numerous tasks on the day.

Working with them proved to be a wonderful

experience.

Our newest and youngest member of the

Club, Rotarian Melanie Haupt, was practically

leading the entire field and she completed

a whopping 169 laps. She achieved the 2nd

highest number of laps completed. Swimmer

Leonard Ng achieved the highest number of

a total of 203 laps. In addition to Rotarian

Melanie, PP Philip Leong, Rotarian Asheesh

Khaneja, Rotarian See Mee Lee, PP Yap Lip

Kee and his wife, Rachael, Rotarian Hassan

Moosa, Rotarian Ronald Wong, Rotarian

James Lee and President Alan Tan all took

park in the swim. We were also joined

by Rotarians’ family members as well as

Rotarians from other Rotary Clubs. We are

extremely grateful for all of their support in

making this event successful.

Rotary Global Swimarathon was started

by Rotary Club of Grantham in England in

2012 with the main goal of raising money

for ‘End Polio Now’ campaign and also local

charities. In 2012 a Guinness World Record

was set when 4,546 swimmers all swam 100m

simultaneously around 64 locations across

the world - a record that still stands today.

Apart from participation in swimming, we

were also supported by the ‘Book of Humour’

team. The ‘Book of Humour’ series was

available on sale at the event. The ‘Book of

Humour’ team kindly donated 50% of all

the proceeds generated at this event. We

would like to say a ‘Thank you’ to them on

behalf of the 3 beneficiaries. Rotarian Alan

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Tan, President of Rotary Club of Singapore

said, “Rotary has been at the forefront of

advocating and working to eradicate polio,

joining hands with the likes of WHO, UNICEF,

etc to pursue to put an end to this noncurable

disease and suffering to numerous

children around the world. Polio mainly

affects children under 5 years of age.”

The world is 99% polio-free. Polio cases have

decreased by over 99% since 1988, from an

estimated 350,000 cases then, to 359 reported

cases in 2014. The reduction is the results of

the global effort to eradicate the disease.

“Through ‘Rotary Global Swimarathon–

Singapore 2016’, Rotary Club of Singapore

waned to actively engage the communities to

come together and be part of the history in

helping eradicate polio globally. No matter

how small or big the efforts might be, the goal

was to invite our communities to contribute

together with all the Rotarians. Whether one

was a corporate donor, individual donor or

someone who just wanted to participate in

the swim, this event was open to everyone

who can contribute in whatever way they

wanted. Swimmers of all ages and abilities

were warmly welcomed to participate.

Families were encouraged to come and join

the swim together. Every Lap Counts!”

We are also extremely grateful for the

support provided to us by the corporate

sponsors/donors. They are Sports Lifestyle

Initiative, 100plus, B9 Dental Centre, Pezzo

PTE Ltd, EventRegist PTE Ltd, Dragon Bowl

Restaurant, Singapore Pools and Tote Board

and Julius Baer Private Bank.

The Rotary Global Swimarathon – Singapore

2016 organizing committee would like to

congratulate all the participants for their

amazing achievement and express deep

gratitude to all Rotarians, Interactors,

Rotaractors, corporate sponsors/donors, who

came to support and learnt us a big helping

hand.

We would also like to say ‘thank-you’ to all the

sms/whatsapp messages of encouragement

received from Rotarians and friends who

couldn’t join us on the day. The organizing

committee hopes to see this event to continue

to grow into a sustainable, successful and

commanding fund-raising in the near future.

MP Low Yen Ling, PDG Chew Ghim Bok and President Alan Tan led the tribute

on ‘We are ThisClose to Ending polio globally

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The End Polio Now Singapore Cyclists,

Tour of Singapore, 2016

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End Polio Ride - Tour of Singapore (75km around Singapore) was successfully completed this

morning to raise awareness on End Polio Fund Raising initiatives, by Rotary Clubs worldwide.

We are indeed very honoured to have our distinguished District Governor Phillip Chong and our

First Lady to flag-off this meaningful and healthy lifestyle event on 5 Mar 2016 early morning.

In partnership with Rotary Club of Singapore, the End-Polio Singapore cyclists completed their

“Tour of Singapore” @ Swimarathon event to End Polio held at the Bukit Merah Swimming

Centre. A total of more than USD2000 donations are pledged by Rotary Club of Bukit Timah,

Rotary Club of Singapore North and participants for the End Polio Fund through our inaugural

End Polio Ride in Singapore.

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The District 3310 Family of Rotary

End Polio Now Campaign, 2016

HELLO!!!!! Yes, District Governor (DG)

Michael Yee, I just arrived home from a

fantastic winter holiday. I told DG Michael

Yee in response to his offer to me to be the

District Chair for Family of Rotary. Yes, an

easy task I thought but give me a few days

to think about it, DG Michael Yee was very

persistent he said there is nothing much to

think about. I thought it will be about giving

talks to clubs and getting them to have their

own families’ activities. We spoke of a fund

raising during Christmas. I actually accepted

the appointment and was ready to take the

challenge to serve with him. A few weeks

later, DG Michael Yee called me again and he

spoke to me of his intention to put End Polio

Now (EPN) fund raising Campaign under

the Family of Rotary. It was an interesting

beginning and it was not too long after that DG

Michael Yee appointed me to be the advisor

to Family of Rotary End Polio Now Campaign.

I did not exactly know what I was in for but

I have all the confidence in the leadership of

DG Michael Yee and I know he would have

given very careful consideration to this task

and to my appointment. I was very excited

with this new responsibility.

covering and crossing the 3 international

borders of our District. I thought of not only the

walks and rides which we have traditionally

been doing for last 3 years, but this time to

include run, tree planting, carnival and car

washing too. And, in all these events, I decided

to organise it in a greater participation by

including the family members of Rotarians,

Interators, Rotaractors, Alumni members,

Honary members, friends of Rotary and

potential members. After all, this is what was

intended by DG Michael Yee when he wanted

the EPN campaign to be under the Family of

Rotary.

We started with the Johor and Malacca

regions by appointing the Rotary Club of

Puteri Lagoon as the host club. An organizing

chair was appointed from the host club

who is to form his committee from among

the Rotarians in that regions. Following the

same model, we appointed the followings to

be the host clubs in the various locations of

our district, namely Rotary Club of Singapore

West, Sandakan, Bintulu Central, Bandar Seri

Begawan, Kota Kinabalu Pearl, and Tawau

Tanjung.

After having discussed what the tasks

entail with DG Michael Yee and Past District

Governor(PDG) Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

who is the Chair for the District Rotary

Foundation Committee and my advisor in

the District Family of Rotary, I started to pen

my thoughts of how I want this project to be.

I wanted it to be a big district wide project

In addition, we have the Rotary Clubs of

Tangkak Ledang, Muar, Batu Pahat, Kulai

and the Rotary Labuan Federal Territory

organising their own fund-raising events and

donated the whole or part of the funds raised

to the EPN campaign.

The month of April was chosen to be the EPN

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Campaign month although in some locations

the campaign flowed over to the month of

May as below. It was interesting planning

for DG Michael Yee and advising him on the

flight to take so that he will be on schedule to

flag off the event.

At end of each event, we encouraged the

participants to spend time together like

having small carnival, a picnic or just

fellowship. The one colour and one design

of the t-shirts and jerseys for the whole

district event was the brainchild of our DG

Michael Yee. The objective is to denote the

UNITY of the Rotary organization as one big

family of Rotary. The T-shirt was also sold

at one price throughout the district. It was a

very challenging yet a very meaningful and

wonderful journey for me.

The challenging parts were in identifying

host clubs and in convincing some members

of the need to support the project. However,

Rotarians always rise to the occasion and

it was indeed a great satisfaction to see

when all the events be it walk, ride, run,

tree planting, carnival or car wash were all

well organised and participated. We were

able to achieve our objectives of enhancing

awareness towards this deadly disease and

raise fund for it ultimate eradication.

to have met many fellow Rotarians whom

I only met at District Training Assembles,

District Conferences or at Pan Borneo Meets.

I made many new friends too. I would like

to thank all of them for their kind hospitality,

encouragement and strong support in

making this project a great success.

Before I end, I would like to thank DG

Michael Yee and District First Lady Helen for

their trust in me and for being my strongest

supporter and to our District Chair of The

Rotary Foundation Past District Governor

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa for his continuous

guidance.

To all organising chairs, and their committee

members, my club members, Rotary Club of

Kulai for their support and understanding

and all those who were involved directly or

indirectly in this campaign, I say a BIG THANK

YOU. Without all of you this EPN campaign

would not have achieved its objectives.

I am pleased to include below the reports of

the individual host clubs.

Report by:

Dolly Yeap

Chairperson District PolioPlus Committee

2016-2019

The beautiful sights of the many places I

have visited in the course of this journey

will always be in my mind. I visited Johor,

Melaka and the Borneo states of Sarawak

& Sabah, the Federal Territory of Labuan &

Brunei Darussalam to places like Sibu, Miri,

Sarikei, Bintulu, Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan

and Tawau to name a few. I was fortunate

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Family of Rotary

District 3310

FAMILY OF ROTARY END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN

IN ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3310

Advisors:

District Governor Michael Yee,

Past District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

The District Rotary Foundation Chair Assistant

Governor & Family of Rotary Chair, Dolly Yeap

FAMILY OF ROTARY END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN EVENT promotion dates that

took place in each area

JOHOR

KULAI

OCTOBER 2016 - END POLIO NOW ESTATE WALK

President Goh Hee Seng (+6019-6593912)

Organising Chair Rotarian Josephine Ng

(+6012-7716599)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kulai

TANGKAK LEDANG

FEBRUARY 18 2017 - END POLIO CHARITY GOLF

President: Michael Foo (+6012-6369999)

Organising Chair Sia Chong Teang

(+6012 200 9345)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang

SINGAPORE

APRIL 8th - END POLIO NOW FAMILY DAY & WALK

at a UNESCO site the Botanic Garden.

President Lim Kok Guan +65 9113 4976)

Organising Chair Tay Wei Lien (+65 9630 9940)

Host Club: Rotary Club of Singapore West

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JOHOR

APRIL 21st-23rd JOHOR/MELAKA END POLIO NOW RIDE

JOHOR BAHRU-KULAI-KLUANG-PONTIAN-JOHOR BAHRU

APRIL 21st - FLAG OFF FROM JOHOR BAHRU

President Dr Jeffrey Lau (+6019-888 9448)

Organising Chair Joseph Lee (+6012-709 9370)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Puteri Lagoon

APRIL 21ST - KULAI – END POLIO NOW RIDE

President Goh Hee Seng (+6019 659 3912)


APRIL 22nd - KLUANG - END POLIO NOW RIDE

President Chen Wee Kong (+6012-723 9933)

Organising Chair Alfred Lim See Wah

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kluang

APRIL 22nd - PONTIAN – END POLIO RIDE

President Michael Yap Soon Huat (+6012 734 9502)

Organising Chair Lim Yong Pah (+6012 713 0118)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Pontian

LAST LEG OF THE RIDE

APRIL 23rd – JOHOR BAHRU – END POLIO FUN RIDE

MUAR

APRIL 23rd - END POLIO CHARITY FUN RIDE MUAR

President Abbas Ezzi (+6016 660 7786)

Organising Chair Dato Rugbeer Singh (+6016 217 0755)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Muar.

MALACCA

APRIL 23rd END POLIO NOW MELAK HERITAGE WALK

President Davendran Rajagopal (+60 12-601 0005)

Organising Chair Chong Beng Siew (+60 12-639 2815)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kota Famosa

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SABAH

KOTA KINABALU

APRIL 30th THE ROTARY CLUBS OF KOTA KINABALU AWARENESS

END POLIO NOW FUN RIDE & FUN RUN

President Datuk Noni Said (+6019-861 6667)

Organising Chair Datuk Susannah Liaw (+6019-820 9369)

Host Club: Rotary club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl

SANDAKAN

APRIL 30th - END POLIO NOW HERITAGE WALK

President Danny Tsang (+60 19‐883 4011)

Organising Chair Eleanor Wong (+6019-833 8333)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of of Sandakan

TAWAU

MAY 1st - END POLIO WALK

Jointly Organised by Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung and

Rotary Club of Tawau respectively.

President Azril Surash (+6017 830 0676)

Organising Chair Franco Lee (+6012-818 1180)

President Frank Lim (+60 17-261 1998)

Assistant Governor Dato Jimmy Pang (+60 16-826 3899)

BRUNEI

MAY 6th - END POLIO NOW TREE PLANTING

President Henry Ting (+673 872 6875)

Organising Chair Jimmy Chung (+673 8983112)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of of BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

JOHOR

KOTA TINGGI

MAY 5th - KOTA TINGGI END POLIO NOW FUN RIDE

President Allen Tan Swee Meng (+6019-713 6886)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kota Tinggi

BATU PAHAT

MAY 25th - 28 Rotary Charity Carnival 2017

President Teo Cheng Chuang (+6012 751 3152)

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The Rotary Club of Kulai End Polio Now

Estate Walk, 2016

2016 - 2017

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ONE DAY. ONE FOCUS: ENDING POLIO …be

part of history said our District Governor

Michael Yee.

Rotary Club of Kulai answered the call by DG

Michael to be part of history and launched the

FAMILY OF ROTARY END POLIO NOW (EPN)

campaign by organising the KULAI ESTATE

WALK, an event that marks the beginning of

our District’s EPN Campaign for this Rotary

Year.

Chair Melaka /Johor sector Rotarian Joseph

Lee, just to name a few.

We also like to thank all participants who came

from far and near for their kind contributions

and time taken to join us in making the event

a great success.

Yours in Rotary

Dolly Yeap

It was a fantastic turnout with more than 100

walkers comprising Rotarians, their families,

friends, Interators, estate staff and other NGOs.

Blessed with nice weather, the walkers started

driving before the morning sunrise towards

Lee’s Estate, Senai. As the time approached

6:50 am, there were already pool of red-t shirt

participating walkers energizing themselves

outside the office. All these participants had

committed themselves to spend their Saturday

morning walking for a cause. Not any cause

but for EPN #100ActsofGood #WorldPolioDay.

Just early last evening, the weather had scared

us with light showers that lasted through our

long dinner. We were afraid that this rain

would leave the pavements wet which will

make the walk unpleasant. But thankfully, the

clouds cleared up in the morning and blessed

us with nothing but bright sunshine making

the walk easy and enjoyable.

We flagged off at 7:10am. Amongst us were

Rotary Club of Kulai President Hee Seng Goh,

District Family of Rotary & EPN Advisor AG

Dolly Yeap, Rotary Club of Kulai, Club Director

of Rotary Foundation Past President Jerry Lau,

Organizing Chair Rotarian Josephine Ng, Lee

Estates Manager Mr Ty Khoo, Our friendship

club, Rotary Club of Changi President Ho

Lik Khui, Host Club for EPN Melaka/Johor

President Rotary Club Puteri Lagoon Dr.

Jeffrey Law and spouse and EPN Organising

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The Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang End Polio Now

Charity Golf, 2017

2016 - 2017

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Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang had been involved in end polio fund raising activities since the

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s US$250 million challenge in 2011. Last Rotary Year 2016, we

were involved in End Polio Ride fund raising and this Rotary Year, we organized an End Polio

Charity Golf.

The golf event took place on 18 February 2017 at Orna Golf and Country Club Melaka. Press

statement was released to publicize the event. A total of 56 golfers, including 10 Rotarians,

from Johor, Melaka and Kuala Lumpur took part in the event. The event was graced by District

Governor Michael Yee who teed off the round of golf at 1.30pm. Also present were Assistant

Governor Dolly Yeap who is the chair for District Family and Rotary Advisor for the End Polio

Now Campaign Committee, Club President Michael Foo and fellow Rotarians.

The round of golf was followed by a dinner at the Golf Resort. Many well-wishers, sponsors

and donors, including eight Rotarians from Rotary Club of Kota Melaka, attended the dinner

to show their support to this good cause. District Governor Michael Yee was invited to brief

the audience on Rotary’s involvement in Polio Plus and the status of end polio worldwide. The

dinner was ended with prize presentation for the golf winners.

The Charity Golf event was a success. We had raised US$4,000 to Polio Plus Fund of the Rotary

Foundation. This brought the total fund raised by the club for Polio Plus since 2011 to US$21,700.

A big thank shall be recorded for our club members, particularly our Rotarian golfer PP Kee

Lee Lee and her golfer friends, Mr. Steven Wong and Ms Sophia Pang, who had contributed

much effort to make this event a success.

We also wish to record our utmost appreciation to our Guest of Honour DG Michael Yee, and

AG Dolly Yeap who had graciously accepted our invitation and set aside their precious time to

travel from Singapore to be part of this event. Last but not least, a salute to all our sponsors and

donors, your contributions will help us to root out this crippling and potentially fatal disease

once and for all.

Thank you.

Rotary Serving Humanity.

SIA CHONG TEANG

Organizing Chair

End Polio Charity Golf 2017

Advisors:

President Foo Teck Seng

CP Oon Kiat Keong

Organizing chair:

PP Sia Chong Teang

Treasurer:

Rtn Eng Keng Lee

Members:

PP Kee Lee Lee & spouse Han Teck Juan

Rtn Gary Er

Rtn Lee Kit Meng

Mr. Steven Wong

Ms Sophia Pang

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District 3310 End Polio Now Family Day & Walk

Singapore Botanic Gardens, 2017

2016 - 2017

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(Contributed by Assistant Governor Dolly Yeap, one of the organising member in

the Singapore Family Walk)

THIS MONTH-LONG CAMPAIGN KICKED

OFF at the UNESCO Heritage siteSingapore

Botanic Gardens last Saturday 8th April

participated by almost 300 Rotarians, family

members, Interactors, Rotractors and friends

of Rotary. We sold almost 450 t-shirts. Thank

you to all our sponsors and anonymous

donors for their generous support.

It was a beautiful sight when the garden was

flooded with hundreds of red t-shirts.

Some walkers went in even before the flag

off. At the later part of the morning, due to

rain, the main photography session was also

effected as many left in a hurry.

To all participating clubs and participants,

thank you for the strong support and your

participation in the event. The Rotary

Foundation Past District Governor (PDG)

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa flew in from Kota

Kinabalu, Sabah to give us his support.

Sadly, we were not able to have a single

flag off as there are 2 entrance gates into

the park. Further, to comply with the Park

regulations that no gathering is allowed, the

flag-off were done in batches. Our District

Governor Michael Yee was seen flagging off

at another entrance while PDG Datuk Zainie

were at the other gate doing several flag-off.

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District 3310 End Polio Now Johor

and Malacca Ride, 2017

2016 - 2017

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(A report by Rotarian Joseph Lee, Organizing Chairman)

This year’s End Polio Ride 2017, 21-23 April

2017, was a repeat success of last year’s

inaugural event. A total of 222 riders from

Johor, Singapore and the United Kingdom

traversed some 251km of Johor’s scenic route

starting from Johor Bahru through Kulai,

Layang-layang to Kluang on day 1 (93km).

Followed by day 2 (123km), from Kluang

through Simpang Renggam, Pontian, Pekan

Nanas, Iskandar Puteri and finally back to

Johor Bahru. On the final day (35km), a fun

ride around the coastal roads of Johor Bahru.

On day 1, total distance of 93km from Johor

Bahru through Kulai to Kluang was flag

off by Past District Governor (PDG) Datuk

Zainie Abdul Aucusa. Warm welcome from

President Goh Hee Seng and members of

RC Kulai upon riders arrived at D’Art café,

Kulai for the first pit stop. Our End Polio

riders continued their journey to Kluang and

arrived at Merdeka Hotel, Kluang at 1.30pm.

RC Kluang gave a fantastic welcoming party

upon the riders arrival and followed by a

fellowship lunch arranged by OC PP Alfred

Lim, PP Simon and members of RC Kluang.

The entourage was treated to a walkabout

city tour and a night of fellowship Rotary

style in Kluang hosted by the ever-hospitable

Rotarians of RC Kluang. Everyone had a

taste of Kluang’s famous old-world charm of

kopi-tians, beef noodles and chendol. Also

thrown in was a vocational visit to the kopi

cap televisyen coffee factory; famous for its

kopi kampong (local coffee) among Johor’s

aristocrats and commoners alike.

The next morning they’re off again on the

road to Johor Bahru via Pontian. Mohd Radif

Bin Razi, Setiausaha Majlis Perbandaran

Kluang, District Governor (DG) Michael Yee

and PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa were

there to flag off the team for the second leg

of the tour. The riders were blessed with

good weather throughout the journey. Upon

arrival in Pontian, they were greeted by Yang

Berhormat Datuk Wee Jeck Seng, Member

of the Parliament of Malaysia, Tanjung Piai

constituency who was gracious enough to

host the lunch and flag off the entourage for

the next leg of the tour.

The entourage safely arrived in Amerin

Hotel Johor Bahru at 3pm. The finale of the

EPR2017 was a 35km fun ride around the

coastal road of Johor Bahru. Flag off was

done by DG Michael. Upon their return,

they were greeted by Yang Berhormat Datuk

Nur Jazlan bin Tan Sri Mohamed, Deputy

Minister of Home Affairs and Member of the

Parliament of Malaysia, Pulai constituency;

who was there to officiate the Amerin Rotary

Charity Carnival.

Concurrently in Melaka, RC Kota Famosa

hosted an End Polio Heritage Walk 2017

of 5kilometre on 23 April 2017.80 walkers

participated in this event. The flag off was

done by AG Dolly Yeap at A’Famosa.

A total of RM110,000 was raised throughout

this 3-day event for The Rotary Foundation

Polio Plus fund.

We would like to thank DG Michael, The

District Rotary Foundation Chairman PDG

Datuk Zainie, Family of Rotary chair AG

Dolly Yeap, Presidents and members of the

Rotary Clubs of Puteri Lagoon, Johor Bahru

Sentral, Johor Straits View, Kulai, Kluang,

Pontian, Kota Tinggi, Johor Bahru, Mersing,

Batu Pahat, Pasir Gudang, E-Club 3310, Kota

Famosa, Kota Melaka and Malacca, Polis Di-

Raja Malaysia, Majlis Perbandaran Kluang,

Majlis Perbandaran Johor Bahru Tengah and

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not forgetting our generous sponsors Amerin

Hotel, District First Lady Helen Huang,

Regency Specialist Hospital, AMS ambulance

services, Hyper E Mech Sdn Bhd and VS

RO Industries (M) Sdn Bhd for your kind

contribution and unconditional support.

All in all EPR 2017 Johor/Melaka Edition

was a resounding SUCCESS!

Advisors:

DG Michael Yee (RC Garden City)

PDG Datuk Zaine Aucusa (RC Kota Kinabalu)

AG Dolly Yeap (RC Kulai)

President Dr Jeffrey Lau (RC Puteri Lagoon)

Host Club:

Rotary Club of Puteri Lagoon Johor Bahru

Organizing Chairman:

Rtn. Joseph Lee Yat Choy (RC Puteri Lagoon)

Treasurer:

President Monica Lim Lay Hua

(RC Johor Straits View)

Members:

IPP Irwan Norris (RC Johor Bahru Sentral)

President Raymess E Wei Keong (RC Johor

Bahru Sentral)

Rtn. Koo Li Chiat (RC Johor Bahru Sentral)

Rtn. Tee Ke Yeng (RC Puteri Lagoon)

Rtn. Lee Yuen Fen (RC Puteri Lagoon)

President Elect Reg Lim (RC Johor Straits

View)

PP Ong Chee Wee (RC E-Club3310)

Flag off clubs:

OC President Goh Hee Seng (RC Kulai)

OC PP Alfred Lim (RC Kluang)

OC PP Lim Yong Pah (RC Pontian)

OC AG Chong Beng Siew (RC Kota Famosa

Secretary:

IPP Ng Ling Ping (RC Puteri Lagoon)

End Polio Ride 2017 - Committee Members

From left:

Rtn Koo Li Chiat (RCJBS), IPP Irwan Norris (RCJBS), Pres Monica Lim

(RCJSV), DG Michael Yee (RCGC), OC Rtn Joseph Lee (RCPL), IPP Ng Ling

Ping (RCPL), Pres Dr Jeffrey Lau (RCPL), President Raymess E (RCJBS)

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Day 1, 21/4/17

Flag off at Johor Bahru to Kluang through Kulai

Day 1, 21/4/17

Flag off at Kulai towards Kluang

Day 2, 22/4/17

Flag off from Kluang to Johor Bahru through Pontian

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(Day 2, 22/4/17) Flag off from Pontian

to Johor Bahru through Pekan Nanas

Day 3, 23/4/17

Flag off for Johor Bahru City Centre Fun Ride

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The Rotary Club of Muar End Polio Now

Charity Ride, 2017

2016 - 2017

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Chairman

Vice Chairman

Committee

: PP Dato Rugber

: Rtn Joanne David

: Rtn Benjamin, Rtn Selen, President Abbas

MUAR Sunday 23 April 2017: A total of

approximately 130 riders participated in the

second End Polio Charity Fun Ride organized

by the Rotary Club of Muar on Sunday 23rd

April 2017. This year the event, which was

chaired by Past President Dato Rugber Singh,

not only saw a greater turnout of participants

from all walks of life in comparison to last

year’s event, but it had also successfully raised

a total of USD 3,000 to aid the efforts by The

Rotary Foundation to eradicate polio from

the three remaining countries of Afghanistan,

Pakistan and Nigeria.

Preparation for this event started months

before Sunday 23 April 2017 with numerous

weekly meetings and fellowships amongst

the Rotary Club of Muar members and the

members of various cycling clubs in Muar.

These fellowship sessions not only resulted

in many good ideas for the event but also in

strong bonds of friendship and collaboration

amongst the various parties.

In order to get the word out on the event, the

Rotary Club of Muar together with Muara

Cyling Club (MCC) conducted a pre-event press

conference at its office in Taman Mawar on 9

March 2017, which was also broadcast through

the club’s Facebook page to raise awareness

and interest on the upcoming event.

Besides the overwhelming support from the

various cycling clubs in Muar, the Rotary

Club of Muar was also assisted in the setup

of the event by the various local government

departments of Muar such as by Majlis

Perbandaran Muar, Hospital Pakar Sultanah

Fatimah, Muar Ibu Pejabat Polis Dearah Muar

and Jabatan Kerja Raya.

Members of the Rotary Club of Muar had also

paid a courtesy visit to the recently appointed

Muar District Officer, Tuan Hj. Mohd Noorazam

bin Dato’ Hj. Osman in

conjunction with this event.

The event was also promoted in various

establishments around Muar town through

the information on twelve banners, as well as

through the Facebook page of The Rotary Club

of Muar.

The day before the event was eventful as the

Organizing Committee, PP Dato Rugber Singh,

Rtn David Thompson and President Abbas

ensured that signed were hung to mark out

the correct route for the riders.

On Sunday 23 April 2017, the event started at

5:30am for all Rotarians who arrived while it

was still dark to begin the set up. Preparations

were made at the registration tent to welcome

participants for this momentous event. There

was certainly a sense of anticipation in the air!

This year’s charity fun ride began officially

at 7:30am with a lively Zumba performance

by the KSK Dance Group. The vibrant and

energetic ladies had liven up the morning as

riders started assembling at the starting point.

The event was then kicked off with a welcome

addressed by PP Dato Rugber Singh as

the organizing chairperson who thanked

everyone for their participation, followed up

an addressed by President Abbas Ezzi who

explained to all present on the cause to End

Polio by the Rotary Foundation.

The Rotary Club of Muar also presented

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souvenirs and certificates of appreciation to

all the sponsors and government agencies

that had provided their support in making the

event a success.

A mock check for the sum of USD 3,000 was

presented to District 3310’s Rotary Foundation

Chairperson, Past District Governor (PDG)

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa from The Rotary

Club of Muar prior to the flagging off of the

charity fun ride.

“I want to thank the Rotary Club of Muar and

all participants for their efforts in making this

event a success”, quoted PDG Datuk Zainie in

his addressed after receiving the mock cheque

from the Rotary Club of Muar.

The event was flagged-off by PDG Datuk Zainie

and the members of the Rotary Club of Muar

at about 8:20am from Dataran Tanjung Emas.

The route marked out for the riders was a

total of 42.3km with two water-points along

the way.

Along the way riders were photographed to be

in high spirit as each participant rode not only

for their passion of cycling but also for a cause

– to End Polio.

The first water point was located at Bukit Mor,

there riders were able to replenish on water,

bananas and watermelon.

A second waterpoint was located in Parit Jawa,

and it provided the riders again with the

much-needed break before the last leg of the

ride back to Dataran Tanjung Emas.

The first group of riders made their way back

to the finishing line at Dataran Tanjung Emas

by around 9:30am most of whom having not

stopped along the way.

The rest of the riders rode in not long after that.

Refreshments and a certificate of participation

were provided to all riders at the finish line.

The event ended at around 10:30am with

a group photo with all participants and

volunteers to commemorate the success of a

collaborative work done for a good cause to

End Polio Now!

About The Rotary Club of Muar:

The Rotary Club of Muar was chartered on

the 30th of June 1960. Rotary Club of Muar

is housed under District 3310 of Rotary

International and is a service based NGO with

the motto “Service Above Self” based at Muar,

Johor, Malaysia.

About the End Polio Campaign:

Rotary is an international community that

brings together leaders who step up to take

on the world’s toughest challenges, locally

and globally. The eradication of polio is one

of our longest standing and most significant

efforts. Along with our partners, we have

helped immunize more than 2.5 billion

children against polio in 122 countries. We

have reduced polio cases by 99.9 percent

worldwide and we won’t stop until we end the

disease for good. Source: http://www.endpolio.

org/rotary-and-the-fight-against-polio

The End Polio Charity Fun Ride 2017:

This event was the second event of its kind

organized by the Rotary Club of Muar with

the first being organized in 2016, which saw

a turnout of about 80 riders. The Chairperson

was PP Dato Rugber Singh, Vice Chairperson

was Rtn Joanne David, Committee Members

were Rtn David Benjamin Thompson, PE Selen

Etican, President Abbas.

The first group of riders made their way back

to the finishing line at Dataran Tanjung Emas

by around 9:30am most of whom having not

stopped along the way.

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Awareness Campaign - End Polio Walk

The Heritage Trail in Malacca, 2017

(A Report by Assistant Governor Chong Siew Beng, Rotary Club of Kota Famosa)

It is “The Day”, 23rd April 2017 on a Sunday

morning where most people would love to

laze around at Home being “GOOD LONG

WEEKEND”…

It was a concern “What if… what if it rains”

OMG !!Fortunately it was a blessed Good

Morning!

For the first time of the term, the host Club,

Rotary Club of Kota Famosa, take the honour

having our Assistant Governor(AG) Chong to

initiate the Project, inviting the other Melaka

clubs, namely Rotary Club Malacca and Rotary

Club Kota Melaka to come together to support

the cause-an Awareness Campaign “End Polio

Walk” for END POLIO NOW-THIS CLOSE.

Some of our members and Interactors (Interact

Club of Sekolah Menengah Tinggi Cina) came

as early as 7:15am, having their breakfast at

McDonald prior adjourning to the assembly

point. Flows of participants gradually arrived

-Rotarians, Interactors, Teacher Advisors,

Friends and Families for the Heritage Trail.

Overall, we had a fair turned-up of participants,

about 70 to 80 people.

Our greatest gratitude to Assistant Governor

Dolly Yeap from Rotary Club Kulai-District

Chair for Rotary Family, and Advisor EPN

Campaign for taking her time to be in Melaka to

flag-off the event at 8.00am where the starting

point commence from Porta De Santiago (A’

Famosa), passing through Stadhuys, across

the river to Jonker, right to the end where the

Jonker stage located and turning to the Road

of Harmony and a stopover at Kiehl’s Mural,

where participants were happily posing for

pictures, busying selfies while waiting for

others to arrive; and subsequent walking by

the riverside and exit behind the heritage

building (shops that houses Chong Optical Co

and Nanie Amier House of Kebaya) and ended

at the final point that is the Clock Tower.

During the trail, participants were interacting

with each other, chatting, laughing, walking

and enjoying the morning ambience of the

memory lane of Malacca rich heritance

from the past, that emanates the mood, the

surroundings with antiques, souvenirs,

cultural trinkets, collectibles, art, costumes,

lodges, boutique hotels and foods (cafes, coffee

shops etc.), temples and mosque. Kiehl’s Mural

is one of the newest additions to Melaka street

murals.

The whole trails ended within an hour. Yes

fellowship continues. Without any reservation,

we swarmed to Boss Curry House at Jalan

Bendahara for the brunch, occupying the

entire first floor. “Boss” had their challenges

in serving the crowd of an estimated 50 to 60

people.

Past President Chia, the regional chair for

Family of Rotary expressed it was a cordial and

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joyful Rotary Family Gathering with teachers

and interactors too.

Past President Charles Chiam conveyed that it

was a good walk with good fellowship

morning brunch and shall be inviting their

interactors to attend this event. Oooh!!!...

Happy Birthday to Venetia, we believe you

have a wonderful day and a great time.

THE FELLOWSHIP WAS GOOD, ALL ENJOYED

AND IT ENDED WELL.

The Host Club managed to raise an overall

amount - estimated RM8,680.00 together with

RC Malacca and RC Kota Melaka.

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The Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl and Rotary Clubs

in Kota Kinabalu End Polio Now Awareness Fun Ride

& Fun Run, 2017

Advisors:

Past District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul

Aucasa

Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu

Datuk Noni Said

Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl


Datuk Suzannah Liaw


Secretary:

Adelina Adna Adenan


Treasurer:

Joanna Liew


Bicycle Ride Technical Committee:

Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK)

Rotary Club of Likas Bay

Run Technical Committee:

Sabah Athletics Association (SAA)

Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu South

Venue Preparation Committee:

Sabah Sports Board

Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu

Sponsorship and Sales Committee:

Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl & 8 Rotary

Clubs in Kota Kinabalu

Publicity and Printing Committee:

Rotary Club of Penampang


Registration Committee:


Interact Clubs

Medical Committee:

Rotary Club of Luyang

Sabah Sports Board

Lucky Draw Committee:


Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera

Volunteer Committee:

Rotary Club of Tanjung Aru

Exhbition Committee:


Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Mandarin

The “End Polio Now” Awareness Fun Ride & Fun Run 2017 Kota Kinabalu is part of the Rotary

District 3310 effort to support the “End Polio Now” campaign held worldwide. The Kota Kinabalu

event was jointly organised by the 9 Rotary Clubs in Kota Kinabalu and chaired by the Rotary

Club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl. The event was also supported locally by its partners Ministry of

Youth and Sports Sabah, Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK), Sabah Sports Board, Sabah Athletic

Association (SAA), Sabah Amateur Radio Society.

The 9 Rotary Clubs in Kota Kinabalu are Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl, Rotary Club of

Kota Kinabalu, Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu South, Rotary Club of Luyang, Rotary Club of Likas

Bay, Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera, Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu Mandarin, Rotary Club of

Tanjung Aru, Rotary Club of Penampang.

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The Objective of the event is to create awareness on the effort carried out by Rotary International

on the eradication of the Poliovirus, to raise funds for the eradication of Polio and to showcase

Rotary International District 3310 and Rotary International to the public on the various

community services that are carried out in particular by Rotary Clubs in Kota Kinabalu.

The “End Polio Now” Awareness Fun Ride & Fun Run 2017 Kota Kinabalu event comprised of 3

components:

• The 30km Fun Ride (bicycle ride)

• The 10km Fun Run

• The Exhibition

- “End Polio Now” Campaign

- Community Service Projects of the 9 Rotary Clubs in Kota Kinabalu

Event Date: 30th April 2017 (Sunday)

Event time: 7.00am

Event Venue: Likas Hocket Stadium, Kota Kinabalu Sports Complex

TECHNICAL PREPARATION

The technical committee was divided into 2 main groups to each manage the Fun Ride

and Fun Run components respectively.

Fun Ride Technical Committee with Kota Kinabalu City Hall

Fun Run Technical Committee with Sabah Athletics Association

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EXHIBITION

As part of the exhibition, buntings/streamers were set up along the tents at the event venue to

allow the public to have an insight of the past, on-going and upcoming projects carried out by

the Rotary Clubs in Kota Kinabalu.

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VENUE PREPARATION

The Venue Preparation Committee worked closely with the Sabah Sports Board to map out the

layout of the venue to allocate the necessary space and amenities for event day.

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SPONSORSHIP AND SALES

As part of the fund raising efforts for the “End

Polio Now” campaign, the organizers made

available the event jersey and t-shirts for sale

to members and public who would like to

support the cause but are not participating in

the Fun Ride or Fun Run at the following rates:

Price Roundneck T-Shirt - RM50 Jersey -

RM120

Jerseys were available in sizes XS-XXL while

t-shirts were available in sizes XS-XXXL.

Purchase of jerseys and t-shirts could be made

via representatives from the 9 Rotary Clubs

in Kota Kinabalu as well as from the website.

Design and size guides were also available for

viewing on the event website.

All net proceeds from the event (registration

fees and jersey/t-shirt sales) have been

channeled to The Rotary Foundation End

Polio Now Fund. Almost 200 jerseys and more

than 800 tshirts were sold before and during

the event.

The committee were also able to obtain

sponsorship for medals, water and drinks

for the participants as well as other nominal

sponsorships.

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PUBLICITY AND PRINTING

Banners, streamers and posters were printed

to publicize the event and were placed at all

partner premises. With the assistance from

partners in DBKK and Sabah Sports Board,

banners were also strategically placed in high

traffic areas in Kota Kinabalu as well as on the

Kota Kinabalu Sports Complex. The committee

were also actively promoting to various

entities to get the word out to various groups

in the community.

With the support from the Ministry of Youth

and Sports Sabah, a press conference was

held at the Sabah State Assembly Building on

the 10th April 2017 to officially announce the

event to all media channels. YB Datuk Haji

Tawfiq bin Datuk Haji Abu Bakar Tititngan,

Minister of Youth and Sports Sabah, showed

his ministry’s support in promoting the event

as well as awarding the committee a grant

amounting to RM15,000.

The picture below shows President Noni Said

presented a copy of the “Rotary in Borneo”

coffee table book to YB Minister.

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PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION

Registration was open to all members of the

9 Rotary Clubs of Kota Kinabalu, their family

members as well as the general public by

submitting the registration forms to the

respective club representatives, the website

or at the form collection centre. Walk in

registration were also welcomed during the

Fun Ride and Fun Run Pack collection days on

the 28th-29th April 2017 at the Kota Kinabalu

Sports Complex at the following rates:

Fun Run - RM65

Fun Ride - RM135

A total of 742 participants were registered of

which 120 had registered for the Fun Ride

and 622 had registered for the Fun Run. All

registered participants were entitled to a

jersey (Fun Ride) or t-shirt (Fun Run), a lucky

draw entry, a medal and an e-Certificate.

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MEDICAL

The committee engaged in the services of St

John Ambulance to provide ambulance and

paramedics during the event as a precautionary

measure as well as to assist participants with

minor injuries and cramps en route. Rotarians

of the medical vocation were also present to

extend their services.

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LUCKY DRAW

Collectively almost 100 lucky draw prizes were collected from the various sponsors including

members of the 9 Rotary Clubs of Kota Kinabalu. Prizes ranged from a selection of vouchers

to hampers and electrical appliances. The committee was able to obtain the grand prize of an

iPhone 7 unit for the event.

VOLUNTEERS

The volunteers for the event comprised of Rotarians, Interactors, university students as well as

some members of the public who assisted to ensure the smooth operations of the event during

Fun Ride and Fun Run Pack collection days as well as on the event day itself. All non-Rotarian

volunteers were entitled to a t-shirt and meals.

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FUN RIDE & FUN RUN ROUTES

Fun Ride Route

Fun Run Route

SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION FROM LOCAL SCHOOL

As part of the Rotary International family, Interactors from the various schools in Kota Kinabalu

were a significant part of the event as volunteers and participants. In addition to that, other

schools supported the event with staff and students taking part.

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EVENT DAY PHOTO

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End Polio Now Awareness Walk in Sandakan

Heritage Trail, 2017

(Compiled by Presiden-Elect Eleanor Wong)


President Elect – Eleanor Wong

Deputy Organizing Chairman:

Past President Dr Lau Kee Onn

Secretary:

Rotarian Vincent Chua

Treasurer:

PP Vincent Chang

Registration:

PP So Chee Ming

T-shirt /cap design/medals:

PP Lo Sau King

Publicity/PA system:

PP Peter Kue

Venue:

PP Dusun Chong

Traffic Police and PHFs:

AG PP Chan Tze Hei

Refreshment:

PP Tenny Chan

Medical Aid:

PP Dr Lau Kee Onn,

PP Dr Sylvester Tan

PP Dr Wong Tong Kong

Discipline:

PP Dr John Chin

PP Kenny Low

Master of ceremony:

PP Edwin Tsen

Sponsors:

PP Datuk Kong kok Wah

PP Robin Chung

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Rotary Club of Sandakan participated in the

global End Polio programme by organizing

the End Polio awareness walk within the

Sandakan Heritage Trail which consists of

approximately 2.5 km on 30th April 2017.

The purpose of this project is to create an

awareness on the importance of ending Polio

and how children can be saved if vaccines is

given at the right age of the child.

the walk.

It was a beautiful Sunday and everyone has a

friendly exercise in an early morning. It was

also a day to remember for those who never

visited the Sandakan Heritage Trail, a

memorable day to Rotary Club of Sandakan

for organizing the “End Polio Now” Awareness

Walk in Sandakan Heritage Trail

The walk is a friendly walk so that Rotarian

families with young children and senior

Rotarians can all participate in the walk. The

walk commenced and flag off at the Majlis

Perbandaran Sandakan Square (MPS) which

is opposite the office complex of Sandakan

Municipal Council (MPS). The walk was

punctually flagged off by our Patron of the

Club, IR Datuk James Wong, President of

the Sandakan Municipal Council, with the

presence of Assistant Governor Dolly Yeap the

District Family of Rotary Chair and Advisor

EPN Campaign from District 3310 representing

the District Governor Michael Yee.

The project targets a minimum of 300

participants and T-shirts with caps were

given to all the participants. However, the

participants had exceeded and extra T shirts

were printed in the nick of time for the event.

T-shirts and Caps were sponsored by Golden

Land Sdn Bhd and Tekala Sdn Bhd.

Donations were also received from our own

generous Rotarian Datuk Kong Kok Wah and

the Rotary Club of Sandakan North. Members

of the club also extended sponsorship to family

members and friends in the participation of

the walk. Interactors from 5 Interactors club

also participate in the event.

Some Rotary members and families taking a

group picture for record on completion of the

trail.

Medals were given out to everyone who

participated in the event including young

children as young as 8 years old. Members in

their sweet senior and members with knee

problems challenged each other to complete

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End Polio Now Walk

Tawau, 2017

2016 - 2017

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(Contributed by Assistant Governor Dolly Yeap, District Chair Family of

Rotary and Advisor End Polio Now Campaign

Good morning & happy Labor Day my dear

fellow Rotarians. That was 1st of May, 2017,

my last day in Sandakan after attending yet

another successful Family of Rotary End Polio

Now(EPN) project there.

I had lovely breakfast with my friends from

the two clubs in Sandakan. Their hospitality

has been non-stop. I bid them farewell with

heavy heart as I left for my next destination,

Tawau, about 30 minutes flight time away.

I was looking forward to another smooth

and successful EPN event.Tawau here I come.

The Organising Chair Franco Lee was at the

airport to meet me. He and his team had

been working hard over the last few months

including late last night giving final touches to

the preparations for that evening WALK.

The event would have been grander with the

presence of our District Governor(DG) Michael

Yee but unfortunately, he had to be in Cambodia

to attend to another Rotary community project.

He was however in Tawau a few days earlier

before this event. Thank you, DG Michael, for

always giving your support and for making

some cash contributions too to this Family of

Rotary Tawau EPN Walk.

the event.

My sincere appreciation and thanks to all

members of the Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung

and the Rotary Club of Tawau, Assistant

Governor Dato Jimmy Pang, President Azril

Surash and President Frank Lim, Interactors,

Rotractors, teacher advisors and other NGOs

for their strong support and participation in

the event.

The response to the Walk was over whelming

with total participants of 554 which surpassed

their target of 500 participants. In fact, on the

day of the walk itself, there were 50 walk-in

participants.

THANK YOU MY TAWAU FRIENDS FOR

MAKING EPN TAWAU A GREAT SUCCESS.

The kind of hospitality given to me made me

feel so welcome. Congratulations everyone

and thank you again.

Thank you to Past District Governor (PDG)

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, our District Rotary

Foundation Chair, who accompanied the Guest

of Honor Yang Berbahagia Datuk Alijus Sipil,

the President of the Tawau Municipal Council,

in flagging off the event.

Attended the event too were Immediate Past

District Governor Philip Chong and District

Governor Elect Datuk Lee Chen Chuan who

came in the morning all the way from Kota

Kinabalu. My gratitude to them for supporting

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End Polio Now Tree Planting,

Brunei Darulsalam, 2017

(Compiled by Organising Chairman Jimmy Chung)

We have decided to carry out the tree planting

project on 6th May 2017. The objective of the

project is to raise fund for End Polio and to

carry awareness on

environment conservation. Hence, we

contacted the Department of Forestry of

Ministry of Industrial and Primary Resources

and Tourism. The officer from Department of

Forestry welcome us and inform us that they

will allocate the Berakas Forestry Reserve

Recreation park for our tree planting activity.

However, there are two areas for us to choose;

the beach site or the hill side.

On 15th April 2017, Our Rotarian Jimmy

Chung, President Nominee Chris Yong and

Rotarian Clement Yong survey the site together

with the officer from Department of Forestry.

After the recce, we confirmed that the tree

planting site shall be at the hill side. One tree

(the Rotary Tree) will be planted at the Park’s

Main entrance and the rest of the trees shall

be planted at the hill side. We decided to plant

300 trees.

Our committee includes DGND Jeff Yong,

President Henry Ting, President Elect Lam

Soon Meng, President Nominee Chris Yong,

Past President Ricky Ng, Rotarian Jimmy

Chung, Rotarian Clement Yong, Rotarian Alex

lee and Rotarian Jackson Chin.

Majority of the Rotarian from RC BSB

participated on the event. Rotarian from RC

Belait and RC Miri Oil Town were invited to

support the event too.

Program on 6th May 2017

1.45pm - arrival of volunteers

2.00pm - safety briefing by officer from De

partment of Forestry

2.05pm - hike to the area of tree planting

2.15pm - arrival at the tree planting area and

demonstration on how to plant the tree by

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officer

2.20pm - all volunteers to start planting trees

3.30pm - hike down to the area where we will

plant the Rotary Trees

4.00pm - F&B and End of Program

On the 4th May 2017

Brunei Meteorological Department issued a

weather warning stating there will be Heavy

and Thundery Showers on 4th May 2017 till 7th

May 2017. Despite the weather warning, we

still keep the date and pray for good weather

on that day.

On 5th May 2017

Rotarian Jimmy Chung purchased the rotary

tree (yellow tabebuia) as recommended by the

officer.

At 12pm, Rotarian Jimmy Chung and Rotarian

Jackson chin drove 2 Hours to Miri to pick

up AG Dolly Yeap who flew all the way from

Singapore to support our project.

At 7pm, DGND Jeff Yong hosted a fellowship

dinner to welcome AG Dolly Yeap at DGND

Jeff Yong residence. All Rotarian from RC BSB

attended the fellowship dinner.

On 6th May 2017,

At 1pm Rotarian Jimmy chung with the help

of other Rotarian install direction signage to

guide the volunteers to the correct location.

At 2pm, all Rotarian and friends gathered

for the briefing by officer from Forestry

Department.

At 2.15pm all Rotarian and friends carried

the trees and hike to the tree planting area.

As soon as the officer demonstrated the tree

planting procedure, all Rotarian and friends

proceed with the tree planting at the allocated

area.

At around 3.00pm all the trees were planted.

We hike down to the Biodiversity park main

entrance where we planted the Rotary Tree

(yellow tabebuia) a local species of Sakura.

At 4pm, we end the program with light

refreshment to all volunteers.

Fund Raised

Estimated fund raised from the T shirt

advertising were approximately USD 10,000.00

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Charity Carnival, 2017

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(A report by the organiser)

Once again, Rotary has proven how

cooperation and continuity can work among

society.

On the 25th of May to 28th of May 2017,

Rotary Club of Batu Pahat held their Rotary

Charity Carnival venue at Square One Batu

Pahat. This project had successfully raised

RM160,000 to fund two projects namely the

Rotary Haemodialysis and End Polio. Rotary

club of Batu Pahat is extremely delighted

to have organized this inaugural event and

creating Rotary awareness.

and new Rotarians commitment. To all

our co-organizers, we also wish to express

our unreserved appreciation for their

professional assistance and ideas. We are

hopeful that through the sharing of Rotary

spirit with others, together we can serve

humanity in a big way.

We spent almost six months in preparing for

this project. We are not professional and first

time organising event of this size. However,

with great efforts and hands on support from

all members, we manage to raise fund for the

Rotary Haemodialysis Centre and End Polio

Now Campaign.

Rotary Club of Batu Pahat wish to thank Dato

Zulkanain, Dato Noraini, DG Michael Yee,

District 3310 TRF Advisor Dolly Yeap for their

strong support and distinguished presence.

Especially, to DG Michael Yee and Dato

Noraini both made a donation of RM5000.00

each to our project.

Congratulation to the organizing committee

chairman Rotarian Tio Cheng Huat and

committee members for their inspirational

effort in making this Rotary Charity Carnival

project a reality. It is so great to see the old

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District 3310 Family of Rotary and End Polio Now Campaign,

2017-2018

2017 - 2018

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Dear Fellow Rotarians,

I am pleased to report that this Rotary year had been another successful year for the Family of

Rotary and End Polio Now Campaign. Apart from the usual EPN activities of Ride, Walk, Tree

Planting and car wash, we had this year the launching of the EPN Watch sales, charity concerts

and fund raising movie.

The support from both Rotarians and friends of Rotary remained strong which helped us broke

the target contribution set for our district and top in Zone 6B for two consecutive years.

Thank you all those who made all the events a great success especially to District Governor

Datuk Lee Chun Wan and Past District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa for their continuous

support and guidance.

Below are the list of events that took place in the respective regions together with their reports.

Regards,

Dolly Yeap

District Chair PolioPlus

District Chair Family of Rotary

Rotary Club of Kulai

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Family of Rotary

District 3310

FAMILY OF ROTARY END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN

IN ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3310

Advisors:

District Governor Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

Past District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

The District Rotary Foundation Chair

Past Assistant Governor & Family of Rotary Chair,

Dolly Yeap


took place in each area

JOHOR

KULAI

OCTOBER 24 END POLIO NOW ESTATE WALK

President Goh Hee Seng (+60 19 659 3912)

Organising Chair: Ho Jee Yuan (+60 12 752 0543)


TANGKAK LEDANG

JUNE 2ND 2018 - END POLIO CHARITY WALK

President: Gary Er Leng (+60 16 216 3364)

Organising Chair Sia Chong Teang (+6012 200 9345)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang

MUAR

APRIL 23rd- END POLIO CHARITYFUN RIDEMUAR

President Selen Ramesh Etican (+60 19 656 7773)

Organising Chair Dato Rugber Singh (+6016 217 0755)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Muar.

BATU PAHAT

MAY 25th 2018 - ROTARY MNE CHARITY CONCERT

President Teo Cheng Chuan (+60 12 751 3152)

Organising Chair: Pua Chee Wee

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SINGAPORE

APRIL 8th - END POLIO NOW FAMILY DAY & WALK

at East Coast

President Jona Pang (+65 8687 6866)

Organising Chair Pauline (65 9002 1860)

Host Club: Rotary Club of Tanjung Pagar

SABAH

KOTA KINABALU

APRIL 29 - ROTARY CLUB OF KINABALU SUTERA and THE CLUBS OF

KOTA KINABALU CHARITY DINNER

President Datin Betty Hiew (+6019 861 6667)

Organising Chair Christian Aluda (6016 833 8283)

Host Club: Rotary club of Kinabalu Sutera

TAWAU

MAY 1st - END POLIO WALK & RUN

Organised by Rotary Club of Tawau

President Leung KY

Organising Dato Jimmy Pang (+60 16-826 3899)

SARAWAK

BINTULU

APRIL 28th April CHARITY RUN

Organised by the Rotary Club of Bintulu

President Lee Lei Kiak

Organising Chair Jeremy Tiong (+60 18 768 9789)

KUCHING

JUNE 22 & 23 “Voices in Harmony” Choral Concert

Organised by Rotary Club of Kuching

President Joanne (+60 16 889 1658)

Organising Chair: Shenton Song (+60 19 859 0008)

BRUNEI

MAY - END POLIO NOW TREE PLANTING

President Lam Soon Meng



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The Rotary Club of Kulai End Polio Now

Estate Walk, 2017

(A report by the PP Dolly Yeap)

DISTRICT 3310 END POLIO NOW FUND RAISING

CAMPAIGN... I am enjoying to be of service as

Rotary International District 3310 Chair for

The Rotary Foundation PolioPlus. Rotary Year

2017/18 is my second year, each year has it

journal and I am happy to share with you.

my club members at the Rotary Club of Kulai

for their support and understanding andto all

those who were involved directly or indirectly in

this campaign, I say a BIG THANK YOU. Without

all of you, this End Polio Now campaign would

not have achieved its objectives.

AS USUAL, I started from my club, Rotary Club

of Kulai... the encouragement, support and

achievements to break through marks the

beginning of the District3310 wide Activities

of END POLIO NOW Campaign. It is indeed a

task that needs patients and it is the Rotarians

that makes the event meaningful. Of course not

forgetting their spouses, friends and relatives

that attended the event.

SOMETIMES it is not how much we raise as

donors, the genuine heart and their wishes to

see the world thorough part of Rotary effort to

eradicate Polio does make it meaningful. From

then on, the amount contributed with Bill Gates

in mind of doubling our effort, and working as

a team... it does make a difference in someone

life... Cheers to Rotary International D3310.

The month of April continues to be the END

POLIO NOW Campaign month although in

some locations the campaign started as early

as October, and flowed over to the month of

May as below. It always interesting to plan the

event, getting the District Governor to attend

the event and sometime with the District The

Rotary Foundation Chair planning for District

Governor to flag off the event.

Till we all meet again, I would like to thank

District Governor Datuk Lee Chuen Wan and

District First Lady Datuk Naomi Chong for their

trust in me and to our Chairman of the

District Rotary Foundation Committee, Past

District Governor Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa

for his continuous guidance and support. To all

regional organizing chairs & members,

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End Polio Now Watches Sale Hosted

by Rotary Club of Kulai, 2017

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Host Club:

Rotary Club of Kulai

Contact: Past Assistant Governor Dolly Yeap +6012 7751638

No of WATCHES: 200 Limited Edition. 3 categories:

Golden, Special and Rotarian numbers

Confirmation of order: Once you place your order, RM218.00 must be paid

either in cash or bank into the account to confirm the order.

The balance amount in US$ should be contributed to

Rotary Foundation for POLIOPLUS.

Target: To sell before FEBRUARY 28 TH 2018

Date of Collection: MONTH OF DECEMBER 2017(tentatively) and at DISTAS 2018.

Proof of Payment: Remittance slip to the Rotary Foundation for POLIOPLUS

Check payable to: Rotary Club of Kulai

Account number: UOB 1543024622

CONTRIBUTION IS STRICTLY TO POLIOPLUS.

GOLDEN NUMBERS 1, 3, 8, 9, 88, 111, 132, 196, 200

Contribute US300.00 to POLIOPLUS and RM218.00 for the WATCH

SPECIAL NUMBERS 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,10,11, 13,18, 20, 22, 28, 30, 33, 38, 40, 44, 48, 50,

55, 60, 63, 66, 68, 70, 77, 80, 90, 98,118, 128, 130,138, 148, 163, 168, 188,199


ROTARIANS NUMBERS 12, 14, 15, 16,17, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32,

34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 64,

65, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 91, 92, 93, 94,

95, 96, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108,109, 110, 112, 113, 114,

115, 116, 117, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 129, 131, 133, 134, 135, 136,

137, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 145, 146, 147, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156,

157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 164, 165, 166, 167, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175,

176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193,

194, 195, 196, 197,198


All watches were fully sold within 3 months of the launch with many requests declined. A

total sum of USD 20,000 were raised for this event.

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The Rotary Club of Tanjong Pagar End Polio Now

Walk & Family Day, 2018

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Guest of Honour:

District 3310, District Governor Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

Special Guest:

Rotary Foundation Chair Past District Governor Datuk

Zainie Abdul Aucasa

Flag-off : Field in front of McDonald’s at

Marine Cove (Starting Point and Ending Point)

Venue : East Coast Park, Area C to D, Route 3km

One of Rotary’s mission is the eradication of

polio, a highly infectious disease, that leads to

paralysis and most commonly affects children

under the age of 5.

Rotary, along with our partners, have helped

immunize more than 2.5 billion children

worldwide. Polio can be prevented through

immunization.

Since 1985, Rotary continues to take a role in

the effort to eradicate polio.

Rotarians and guests can make donations to

fund continued immunizations and surveillance

efforts. Kindly visit www.endpolio.org for more

information about Rotary and its efforts to

eradicate polio.

The strategy to eradicate polio is therefore based

on preventing the infection by immunizing

every child until transmission stops and the

world is polio-free.

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Rotary Club of Tanjong Pagar is the host organizing club of this District event on Saturday, 7th

April 2018 at East Coast Park @ Marine Cove. RCTP members are joined by more than three

hundred members of the Intereact Clubs, Rotaract Clubs, Rotary Clubs of Singapore, friends

and families of Rotary. Funds raised throught this Walk is contributed towards Polio Plus Fund

in the Rotary Foundation.

Guest of Honour Distrct Governor Datuk Lee Chuen Wan, Rotary Club of Likas Bay; District 3310

Rotary Foundation Chair PDG Datuk Hj Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu and

special guest PP John Soe, Rotary Club of Jakarta Sentral, District 3410 flagged off the walk with

their call out messages on ending Polio. Also, special thanks to CP Albert Wong and the entire

team of Rotary Club of Tanjong Pagar for their devotion and hard work.

BE THE INSPIRATION to other as you serve your community in need.

End Polio Now!

Organizing Chair

End Polio Now Walk & Family Day 2018

Rtn Pauline Chia

Rotary Club of Tanjong Pagar

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The Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang

End Polio Now Walk, 2018

2017 - 2018

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(A report by PP Sia Chong Teang)

The Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang in support of Global End Polio Initiatives organized 2018

End Polio Awareness Walk attracted 200 participants. Flag off by RID 3310 AG Christina Chin,

participants walked from SJKC Chi Ming 1 to Jalan Besar, turn into Jalan Hassan, Jalan Sialang,

Jalan Payamas and thru Jalan Ong Siong back to school for a journey of 3.2 km. President Tan

Kim Long of the Club said that Polio cases were reduced from 350,000 cases a year when Rotary

embarked in End Polio Campaign in 1985 to 22 cases in 2017. Currently only two countries

Pakistan and Afghanistan are Polio endemic and hopefully in two years time children of the

World will no longer be threatened by this disease, whereas Malaysia is free from Polio since

1992.

Assemblyman for Tangkak Mr Ee Chin LI revealed that every new born baby in Malaysia will

be given Polio vaccination but it doesn’t mean that with the vaccination the disease is non

existence. If we do not continually carry out preventive measure, the disease may be regained

its strength and threatens our children and thus NGOs should play their parts in protecting our

future generations. The Club announced a contribution of RM5,000 to The Rotary Foundation

End Polio Fund.

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The Rotary Club of Bintulu

End Polio Now Charity Run, 2018

(A report by PP Dolly Yeap, Chairperson, District PolioPlus Committee)

THIS last several days have been very hectic for Rotary in District 3310 particularly in its END

POLIO NOW (EPN ) projects. On the 2 April Rotary Club of Tangkak Ledang had a successful

EPN Walk of 200 participants.

As you may have followed my earlier postings of the CHARITY RUN held in Bintulu on the 28th

April organised by the Rotary Club of Bintulu. There were over 800 registered participants for

the run. It was a great event and I am proud to be part of it.

On Sunday 29th, Rotary Club of Singapore organised the 2018 End Polio Now Swimarathon

attended by District Governor Lee Chuen Wan.

This was followed by in the evening on Sunday 29th an EPN Charity Dinner held in Kota Kinabalu,

organised by all the Rotary clubs in Kota Kinabalu lead by the Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera

which raised Ringgit Malaysia 120,000.00 for The Rotary Foundation EPN

campaign and for local community projects.

On 1st May, we saw another successful Family of Rotary EPN event held in Tawau participated

by more than 1,300 participants. It was an amazing sight walking with the participants. Here

are some of the moments captured.

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The Rotary of Singapore

End Polio Now, 2018

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Rotary Club of Singapore Swim Marathon, a charity swim in aid of End Polio Fund and Football

Plus Singapore.

Early morning flag off by National Training Centre (NTC) Head Coach Gary Tan about 120

swimmers taking the plunge in the name of charity. Also swimming for Charity was Gary

himself together with Head Coach of National Youth Sports Institute, Coach Leonard Tan.

We are also proud to have National swimmers Malcolm Low and Zachary Ian Tan leading the

other Junior swimmers in this fun filled event. Many thanks to all who swam including Parents

and Family Members.

Many thanks as well to DG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan for gracing the occasion!!

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Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera and Clubs in Kota Kinabalu

Charity Dinner, 2018

The Kota Kinabalu EPN Charity dinner was held at the Dewan Hakka Kota Kinabalu on the

29 April 2018. It was jointly organized by all the Rotary clubs in Kota Kinabalu hosted by the

Rotary club of Kinabalu Sutera. The sum of Rm120,000 was raised of which 50% were donated

to The Rotary Foundation for PolioPlus, 20% for Persatuan SLE Malaysia (Systemic Lupus

Erythematosus) and the balance to the Rotary Clubs for their community projects. Special

thanks to President Datin Betty Hiew of the host club for her generous sponsorship of the total

cost of the food. Thank you to all participating clubs and friends of Rotary for a very successful

fund raising event, the first ever in Kota Kinabalu for PolioPlus.

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End Polio Now Charity Fun Walk and Run

Tawau, 2018

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Date: 1st May 2018, Venue: Tawau Town Padang

AS EARLY AS 6AM 870 participants registered for the Fun Walk 3KM and Run 15Km charity

event. Warming up Zumba exercise were carried out before the event Datuk Tuan Alijus @

Mohamad Hj Sipil, President Tawau Municipal Council cum Honorary member of Rotary Club

Tawau, officiated the event.

The Run was flagged of at 7.00am all participant were splashed by colour powder. They were

many prizes for the men, women runners, prizes for the unfortunate members of the society,

lucky draws and others.

This event was adjudged the winner of the District Service Award presented to Organising

Chariman PP Dato’s Jimmy Pang at the 27th District Conference in Kota Kinabalu.

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The Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan Brunei

End Polio Now Tree Planting, 2018

RCBSB successfully organized our 2nd end polio tree planting event. Although the weather was

hot everyone managed to plant all the 1000 over trees.

We have over 100 volunteers who helped planted the trees. We have friends and sister clubs

who supported us directly and indirectly for the event and they are Rotary Club of Jurong

Town, Singapore, RC Miri Oil Town, RC Belait, RC makati McKinley and RC Kuching Central.

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The Rotary Club of Batu Pahat held its Rotary

MNE Charity Concert 2018 “ROTARY MNE

CHARITY CONCERT” on 25th May (Friday

Night) at the Grand Sea View Restaurant

located at Jalan Tanjung Labuh, Batu Pahat.

Guest of Honour Dato’ Dr. Noraini, PDG Datuk

Zainie Abdul Aucasa, RCBP Honorary Member

Mr. Chan Choo Sing were there to grace the

occasion. The Event Corporate partnership

MNE International Marketing Sdn Bhd, jointly

organized the event with the The Association

of Malaysian Chinese Artistes.

This event was nothing short of spectacular.

With so many generous donations, the sale

of dinner tickets and an incredible auction

the sum of RM400,000 were raised. All of the

proceeds went directly to Rotary Foundation

and End Polio Now Campaign. We are happy

to announce that it was the best event yet for

us in this Rotary Year. We are very thankful

to the many volunteers who made this event

great success. The Rotary Club of Batu Pahat

would like to thank the sponsors for their

support & generosity towards our “Charity

Concert” event.

Indeed, it was very grand event all together

140 tables were sold. The emcee for the night

of Rotary Club of Batu Pahat was execellent.

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Voice in Harmony, 2018

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All tickets were SOLD OUT... the End Polio Now(

EPN) Voice in Harmony event hosted by the

The Rotary Club Of Kuching (RI District 3310)

supported by all the clubs in Kuching... Rotary

Kuching Central Rotary Kuching South Rotary

Club Jaya Rotary Club of Kuching Unity City.

The two days event received an overwhelming

response from fellow Rotarians as well as from

the public at large. It was a marvellous and

fantastic evenings with the St. Joseph’s Private

School Chamber Choir and CMP VovalTec.

Videos of Rotary International Polioplus were

screened to creat EPN awareness to those who

attended the event.

Thank you to Past President Dr. John Chan

for his kind support in allowing the use of

the auditorium belonging to his company

Chemsain Konsultant Sdn Bhd and also in

obtaining sponsorship for CMP VocalTec

to perform for free together with St Joseph

Private School. A true Rotarian at heart who

also went the extra mile by contributing

US1k Paul Harris Society( PHS) for PolioPlus.

I am indeed honored to have his support in

this District project of eradicating polio. My

heartfelt thank to the Rotary Club of Kuching

President Joanna Ting Moi Sue and Organising

Chair/Family of Rotary Chair for Kuching

Rotarian Shenton Song for making this EPN

Campaign a reality in Kuching.

I would like to thank everyone for your

support be it direct or indirectly to the great

success of the event especially to all the host

club members and all the Rotary Clubs in

Kuching. I thank each and everyone of you for

making Voice in Harmony a successful event.

You have all inspired me to keeping the “fire”

burning as we approach the end of this Rotary

Year. Thank you for raising US6K for PolioPlus.

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Charity Run, 2018

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Over the weekend on the 24th June 2018, the

End Polio Now( EPN ) Charity Run 2018, was

successfully held in the Royal City of Muar

organised by the Rotary Club of Muar.

The response to the event was overwhelming

with 120 registrants and around 70 runners

divided into 2 categories of 10km Run and 3km

Fun Run. The heavy rain that morning did not

deter the participants to enjoy themselves and

completed the runs. Winners for the TOP 10

male and female runners were awarded with

medals. All participants received a certificate

of participation and an EPN T-shirt.

The whole event went smoothly with

the support from the local Police, Town

Council, Rotaract Club of Asia Metropolitan

University Muar, St. John’s Muar, Red Crescent

Ambulance, Hash House Harriers & Harriets,

generous sponsors and members of RC Muar.

Past District Governor M. Jayasingam was also

in attendance to support the event.

On behalf of the District Rotary Foundation

PolioPlus committee, I wish to congratulate

President Selen and his entire team from RC

Muar for having organised such a successful

event and for their continous strong support

to the EPN campaign.

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The Rotary Club of Batu Pahat End Polio Now

Walk, Run and Ride, 2018 with OCBC

Rotary Year 2017/18 End Polio Now Walk/Run/Ride organized by Rotary Club Of Batu Pahat was

held on June 30th 2018. The Club partnered with Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation which

attracted about 100 riders and 600 runners among the local community. Thank you very much

for the strong support to the District3310 End Polio Now Awareness Campaign. It was indeed

great and fun working with all of you at Rotary Club of Batu Pahat. THANK YOU.

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Family of Rotary and End Polio Now Campaign,

Rotary Year 2018-2019

Here I am again...yes for End Polio Now (EPN) Rotary Year 2018/19 campaign. Appointed for

another year as the Chair for the District PolioPlus Committee, a committee under the District

Rotary Foundation Committee. It is indeed an honor and I am happy to serve. This is however

my last year of service as the District PolioPlus committee Chair.

Firstly, I would like to say thank you very much to each and every one of you for having given

your best support either directly or indirectly to all the D3310 TRF fund raising projects. It was

another successful year for us.

At the Zone 6B level, our District has again achieved the highest contribution to PolioPlus making

it the third consecutive year of record achievements. This only goes to show how much we care

and believe that someone out there need our help. We did rather well despite this being the

third aggressive year of campaign.

Below were the EPN activities carried out during this Rotary Year 2018/19 and their respective

reports.

Dolly Yeap,

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Family of Rotary

District 3310

FAMILY OF ROTARY END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN IN ROTARY

INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3310

Advisors:

District Governor Henry Tan

PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

(Chairman, District Rotary Foundation Committee)

DGN Dolly Yeap

(Chairman, District PolioPlus Committee)


took place in each area.

MALACCA

JUNE 2nd-31 JULY, 2018

END POLIO NOW AWARENESS - CAR BODY WASH

PRESIDENT: Sin Chen Yeong

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kota Famosa

SINGAPORE

26 OCTOBER - 7 NOVEMBER, 2018

EPN MOUNT EVEREST PROJECT

Hosted by: E-Club 3310

President: Richard Ong

JOHOR

KULAI

2018 - EPN MUG PROJECT

President Crystal Pang

Hosted by: Rotary Club of Kulai

JUNE 22, 2019 - END POLIO NOW ESTATE WALK


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SUNWAY ISKANDAR

MARCH 16, 2019 - END POLIO NOW RIDE

Organising Chair:

President Elect Eric Chang / Rotary Club of Johor Bahru Sentral

Host Clubs: Rotary Club of Johor Bahru Sentral,

Rotary Club of Puteri Lagoon and Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan.

BATU PAHAT

JUNE 6, 2019 - Rotary / RNJ Parenting Charity Run / Promoting End Polio

President: Metrius Benedict Sunggoh

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Batu Pahat

JUNE 21, 2019 - Malam Muafakat Batu Pahat

Organising Chair: Foo Kok Hing(+60 19 778 1825)

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Batu Pahat

SABAH

SANDAKAN

APRIL 21, 2019 END POLIO AWARENESS WALK

President: Koh Hong Liam

Organising Chair: Chong Len Yu

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Sandakan North

SARAWAK

KUCHING

MARCH 9, 2019 - END POLIO FUND RAISING MOVIE DAY

Organised by Rotary Club of Kuching

President: Nicholas Hon Siak Chon

Organising Chair: Shenton Song (+60 19 859 0008)

BRUNEI DARULSALAM

MAY - END POLIO NOW TREE PLANTING

President Klaus Tomalla



MALACCA & JOHOR REGIONS

February, 2019

Ride across Districts 3300 & 3310

by Rotarian Shaikh S. S. Shameem

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End Polio Now Mug Project - A collaboration between Claytan

Group of Companies and District 3310 Rotary Foundation

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(A report by President Crystal Pang)

We just launched the End Polio Now Mug project.

There are 2000 mugs donated to us by the Claytan Group of Companies. It will be sold at 6 mugs

as a set for US50.00. All contributions are directly The Rotary Foundation under Polio Fund.

These mugs are with no club logo but only logo of the district3310 and sponsor with Rotary

Year 2018/19.

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Rotarians and Friends travelling from far and near to witness the launching of the End Polio

Now Mug by District 3310 The Rotary Foundation Chairman, Past District Governor Datuk

Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Claytan group of companies, Director Mr CJ Tan, Special Representative

of Claytan Past President Albert Goh and members of the Rotary Club of Kulai. Thank you

everyone for attending the event and looking forward to take your orders of the mug.

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Car Wash, 2018

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End Polio Now

Everest Climb Project, 2018

The Everest Climb Project 2018 will inspire meaningful achievements that would leave lasting

imprints on the lives of polo victims and their families and many children who will be walking

because they were immunized against polio.

The Campaign will run between now and 12 November 2018 with the actual Expedition

occurring between 26 October and 7 November 2018.

Thanks to two-to-one matching by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, your contributions will

be tripled, getting us even closer to a polio-free world.

We seek your generous support and donations as we ascend to Everest Base Camp. Together, let

us help Make History Today! Let us End Polio Now for a polio-free world!

I’m supporting this fundraising page, https://give.asia/campai…/everest-climb-project-2018/…/

dt607 on www.GIVE.asia and I thought you might be interested in checking it out as well. Please

consider donating or sharing this meaningful campaign. Thanks!

Everest Climb Project 2018 Event Report

Objectives

The Everest Climb Project 2018 will inspire meaningful achievements that would leave lasting

imprints on the lives of polo victims and their families and many children who will be walking

because they were immunized against polio.

Team members

The expedition will see a team of 10 intrepid volunteers taking on the harsh environments of

Mount Everest and trek to Everest Base Camp.

Itinerary

The team began their hazardous journey by flying into Lukla (~2,804m above sea level), the

world’s most dangerous air strip. From Lukla, the team started their climb to Everest Base

Camp (~5,365m above sea level).

Campaign Period

The Campaign ran between 17 October to 12 November 2018 with the actual Expedition

occurring between 26 October to 7 November 2018.

Expenditure

All expedition expenses were self-funded. The team donated all proceeds to the PolioPlus Fund

of The Rotary Foundation which were subsequently donated to EndPolio.org.

Funds Raised

Total funds raised for this project was $350.

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Key Lessons Learnt

The project was considered a success when 8 members successfully conquered Everest Base

Camp with 2 unable due to medical reasons. Some key learning points highlighted below which

contributed to the success of the climb and campaign.

• Proper planning of hike which started since first quarter 2018. This included trip

itineraries, gear preparations, training and choosing the right company to lead

the team.

• Campaign had a good mix of use of social media such as Facebook, Whatsapp

and Instagram

• Online fundraising platform was created to provide further social media reach to

bring awareness on the campaign. Give.asia was the site chosen primarily for its

ease of usage.

• Teamwork by fellow Rotary eClub 3310 members in developing additional

marketing collaterals such as posters, brochures, mugs and stickers which

allowed the team to focus on their respective training and related preparations.

Use of personal Instagram page to promote awareness for World Polio Day

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Instagram post of poster, mug and stickers made by Rotary eClub 3310 also regularly

update progress of the team’s climb

Ride Across Districts 3300 and 3310 by Rotarian Shaikh S. S.

Shameem (Cyclist) in Support of End Polio Now Campaign

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An amazing 15-day cycle solo ride by Shaikh S

S Shameem to raise awareness and funds for

PolioPlus, which aims to eradicate polio

global took place across our two districts. This

project has the blessing of DG Dr Manohur

Kurup, District 3300, DG Datuk Lee Chuen

Wan, District 3310, and PP Dolly Yeap, D3310

PolioPlus chair.

I was approached by Assistant Governor Dr.

Bernard Chan of D3300 to assist Mr. Shameem,

the rider, for Rotary’s END POLIO global

mission, who wish to ride across our Melaka

& Johor regions.

Below were his bicycle routes. I had also

included an attachment information about

Mr.Shameem needs and places he had stopped.

The following club hosted Mr. Shameem in

his mission. On behalf of the district, I would

like to say a BIG THANK YOU to the Rotary

Club of MERSING, BATU PAHAT, MUAR, KOTA

FAMOSA, TANGKAK LEDANG AND KULAI for

their kind assistance to Mr. Shameem as he

rode cross our region.

10th February - one night in MERSING

Host Club: RC Mersing

Contact Person: President Cheng Thee Yong

12th February - one night

Host Club RC Batu Pahat

Contact Person:

Chairman of EPN Rtn Pek Hock Choon

PP Foo Kok Hing

13th February - On the way to Melaka -

STOPOVER IN MUAR estimated time 12noon

Host Club: RC Muar

Contact Person:

President Selen Ramesh Etican

13th February - ONE NIGHT IN MELAKA

Host Club : RC Kota Famosa

Contact Person:

President Davendran AI Rajagopal

PP Chia Cheng Wee

RC Tangkak Ledang- (on standby)

PP Sia Chong Teang

RC Kulai(if help is needed)

President James

PP Jerry Lau

A report by:

Dolly Yeap

Chairperson, District PolioPlus Committee

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11th February - one night at Bandar Penawar

Host Club: RC Kota Tinggi

Contact Person:

President Allen Tan Swee Meng

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The Rotary Club of Kuching

End Polio Fund Raising Movie, 2019

Rotary Club of Kuching Partnering with OCBC Bank organizing fundraising movie day mainly

contributing to End Polio Now (Captain Marvel at IMAX TGV Cinema) on the 9th of March with

a total of 358 audience.

Other than that, we also invited more than 100 children from 3 organizations (Perkata,

Breakthrough Hub and Baiturramah). We also organized activities for the children before the

movie with the help of Interactors and Rotaractors.

Our media partners also include Cats FM and Borneo talk magazine and food sponsors from

Nandos and TAKA Cake House.

A small part of the proceed also went to the children organization, rural health medical mission

and breast cancer organization.

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The Rotary Club of Sunway Iskandar

End Polio Now Ride, Johor, 2019

(A report by PP Hj Irwan Norris)

Dear Fellow Rotarians, in-conjunction with

Sunway Iskandar End Polio Ride 2019 which

will be held on this coming Saturday (16th

March 2019), this morning, OC PE. Eric Chang

have organised a Press Conference together

with Sunway Iskandar and Happy-Riders

Connect. In attendance was our District

Governor, DG Henry Tan and Chairman of

Rotary Foundation, PDG Datuk Hj Zainie

Abdul Aucasa.

The following is the excerp of this morning’s

press release. Iskandar Puteri: Rotary clubs

in Johor Bahru and Brunei will once again

organise a cycling event in the hope to raise

awareness and funds to fight the deadly polio

virus and totally wipe it out from the face of

the earth. Rotary Club of Johor Bahru Sentral,

Rotary Club of Puteri Lagoon Johor Bahru and

Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan will team

up to organise this event in collaboration with

Sunway International School in Iskandar

Puteri and the Johor Bahru based Happy-

Riders Connect cycling club. According to the

event’s Organising Chairman, PE Eric Chang;

he is thrilled that local corporations such

as Sunway Iskandar Sdn Bhd as the main

sponsor, AME Constructions Sdn Bhd, Jubin

BMS (1990) Sdn Bhd, Azam Motors Sdn Bhd,

Regency Specialist Hospital, Asia Medevac

Services Sdn Bhd, SDS Food Manufacturing

Sdn Bhd, Sweet Heart Food Industries Sdn Bhd

and Portico Design Work Sdn Bhd has stepped

up in support of this event. Collectively they

have managed to raise close to RM70,000-00

25km fun ride around Sunway Iskandar and

Medini area. With the support of our men-inblue

from IPK Iskandar Puteri, the riders can

be rest assured that their ride will be a safe one.

We are appealing to the general public and

fellow Rotarians to donate generously toward

this cause. They may wish to sponsor-a-rider

at RM100-00 per rider or simply give any

amount they wish to the collection box on

event day. This is your chance to be part of

the global community that to eradicated polio

forever. All Rotarians are invited to come and

join us at the event. If you miss the event and

wish to donate to PolioPlus, we will set up a

booth during PETS & DISTAS @ KSL Resort…

Thank You..

This year’s End Polio Ride event will be called

the SUNWAY ISKANDAR END POLIO RIDE

2019. Sunway International School at Iskandar

Puteri will be playing host for this event that

fall on the 16th of March 2019 @ 7.30am. A

total of 400 riders have signed up for this event.

Through the network of Happy-Riders Connect,

all the 400 allocated space was filled up within

24 hours. The riders will go through an easy

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The Event Day

FELLOW ROTARIANS... Proud to see our Rotarians in team spirit led by Organising Chairman

Erich Chang arrived much earlier to prepare and welcome the guests and the riders. The

riders arriving as early 6.00 am. The Sunway Iskandar End Polio, 2019 is another opportunity

for Rotary to build up the EPN Awareness Campaign among the public and the cycling

community in Sunway Iskandar. Attending on behalf of District 3310 TRF committee, I am

indeed honoured to be part of the flag off team at the EPN Sunway Iskandar Ride. Present at the

event were Mr. Gerard Soosay, CEO of Sunway Iskandar, President Joseph Lee, AG Ng Ling Ping

(Group 1), Rotary Club of Puteri Lagoon, AG Freddie Lee(Group 3), PP Raymess E Wei Keong

& PP Hj Irwan Norris both of Rotary Club of Johor Bahru Sentral, PP Monica Lim of Rotary

Club of Bandar Seri Begawan & PE Faith Lin of Rotary Club of Terbrau, just to name a few.

We would like to thank all the participating Rotary Clubs, Happy Riders and Sunway International

School, volunteers and all participants for making the event a great success.

(A report by Dolly Yeap, Chairperson, District PolioPlus committee)

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End Polio Now Walk, 2019

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(A report by PP Chong Len Yu)

Rotary Club of Sandakan North successfully organized the End Polio Awareness Walk on

21.04.2019 at the Elopura Recreation Park at mile 1.5 Astana Height, Sandakan.

We achieved our target of 500 participants, although 300 people took part in the walk which

was flagged off by our Guest of Honor Datuk Peter Hii, the President of the Sandakan Municipal

Council at 07:30am morning. The participants were Rotarians, family members and friends,

Interactors and NGO members.

The active participation and generous sponsorship came from local corporate companies,

associations, Rotarians from Rotary Club of Tawau, Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung and Rotary

Club of Sandakan. And of course from many individuals who voluntarily came and contributed

for a good cause.

After deducting the expenses, we are glad to contribute USD 2,000 (USD two thousand only)

to the RI End-Polio Fund from our collections. The balance will go into our project account to

support our Elopura Recreation Park and Anti-Dengue Campaign Fund.

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End Polio Now Tree Planting, 2019

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End Polio Now, 2019

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(A report by PP Foo Kok Hing)

Malam Muafakat Batu Pahat “Keeping Fit to Help the Needy”, a community project jointly

organized by the Rotary Club of Batu Pahat and OCBC on 21st June 2019 at D’ Garden Roof

top, Batu Pahat. Proceeds collected from this fundraising project will be used to help the

Renal patients at Batu Pahat Rotary Haemodialysis Centre (RM 100,000) and RI EndPolio Fund

(RM20,000).

The Guest of Honour was District Governor Henry Tan. Other VIPs were Past District Governor

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, (District Rotary Foundation Chairman), District Governor Nominee

Dolly Yeap (District END POLIO Chairman), Yang Berhormat Gan Pek Cheng, Deputy Speaker

and member of the State Legislative Assembly of the State of Johor and Yang Berhormat Mohd.

Khuzan, member of the Johor State Executive Council together with 1053 participants dancing

away between 6.30pm and 10.30pm. A great gala night for everyone with sweet memory.

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End Polio Now Estate Walk, 2019

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We had our End Polio Now Estate Walk at the Lee’s Rubber Estate, Senai to mark the ending

of my term as the Chairperson of the PolioPlus District Committee. We were indeed honored

to have District Chair Past District Governor(PDG) Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa to flag off the

walk. There were about 80 participants wearing either red, white or the black End Polio

Now t-shirts. Amongst the participants were the estate walkers, member from Rotary Club of

Puteri Lagoon, Rotary Club of Trebau, Interactors, spouses, friends of Rotary and members

of Rotary Club of Kulai.

We ended the morning with a breakfast hosted by PDG Datuk Zainie and yours truly. It was

indeed a good walk followed by fellowship.

On behalf of the District TRF committee, THANK YOU, for your support.

Dolly Yeap, District PolioPlus, Chairperson

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I

am at the last leg of my three years End

Polio Now Awareness Campaign journey.

It was truly a very good experience for

me to be able to serve with all of you. It

was indeed a meaningful and enjoyable

journey, a journey with all of you wonderful

Rotarians, not only from our own district but

some from far away through correspondences

giving me the encouragement and support in

the cause of getting CLOSER to CLOSING THE

GAP.

I would like to thank my club, the Rotary

Club of Kulai, for supporting me all the way

in the last three years as the District Chair

for Polio Fund Committee. We had the final

fund-raising event last week with the estate

walkers at Lee Rubber’s Estate, Senai, Johor.

It all started with the estate walkers who

supported us thorough the sale of t-shirts,

followed by sales of cookies, watches and

mugs.

MY FAREWELL MESSAGE

giving me the opportunity to lead in the EPN

awareness campaign. To District 3310 The

Rotary Foundation Chairman, PDG Datuk

Zainie Abdul Aucasa, I thank you for serving

with me in all these three years. It has been

great years as we broke the zone 6B record for

three consecutive years. I wish also to thank

Mr. Khoo Tian Yam, spouse of our member

Josephine Ng, for being very supportive of

our campaign. The Lee Rubber Estate has

been the venue for our EPN Estate Walk and

Ride over the last three years.

I would like to thank the three District

Governors, namely PDG Michael Yee, PDG

Datuk Lee Chuen Wan and DG Henry Tan

whom I served under their tenure of office,

for their support and encouragement. I

am most grateful to PDG Michael Yee for

To those who are far away, I would to thank

District Governor Marshall Butler, RY 2016-17

of the Rotary Club West Jacksonville, United

States of America, for sending me EPN ride

badges. He bought them and contributed

US1000.00 to Polioplus. I sold those badges

by doubling the amount bought by each

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Rotarian. Thank you to those who are proud

owners of the End Polio Ride badge/badges.

I would also like to thank Rotarian Tetsu

Fukuda Chairman, Vocational Training Team

Committee, RY 2016-17, RID 2760, Japan.

He shared with me his promotional towel

design which we adopted by giving each

participant that took part in the RY 2016-17

EPN Walk in Singapore a towel sponsored

by the Rotary Club of Sentosa. Another

Rotarian that come into my EPN journey is

Susanne Rea, co-founder of World’s Greatest

Meal(WGMEAL) to end Polio. Thank you for

inviting me to join your WGMEAL team. We

managed to organize a few WGMEAL event,

some were held during the World Polio Day.

world’s greatest meal to end polio and all the

activities held in the District EPN Awareness

Campaign have touched not only my heart

but the hearts of many children in the world.

On behalf of Rotary International District

3310, I thank all the corporate sponsors,

individual donors and friends of Rotary for

the strong support to our EPN Awareness

Campaign.

To one of the most generous Foundations

in the world, the Bill & Melinda Foundation.

THANK YOU. Proud to be part of your team

in eradicating this deadly disease Polio. Your

match of two to one definitely encourages us

to work twice as hard.

Thank you Rotarians. I cannot thank you all

enough as your support and contributions

are just tremendous. I shall call you all

individually. Your support in sponsoring

some of the walk, run, ride, tree planting,

Dolly Yeap

Chairman


2016-2019

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CHAPTER 10

WORLD POLIO DAY

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WORLD POLIO DAY

It is celebrated on the 24th October each year, a global day to raise awareness

and resources in support of the polio eradication effort.

In our District, as far as our record shows, World Polio Day was first celebrated in the

Rotary year 2017-2018. It was jointly hosted by Rotary E-Club of 3310, the Rotary Club

of Tanjung Pagar and The Rotary Club of Singapore Heartlands.

In the following year, the Rotary Year 2018-2019, more regions in our District celebrated

the event. In Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, the event was hosted by the Rotary club of Kota

Kinabalu Pearl and participatied by all the other clubs in Kota Kinabalu. Rotary clubs

of Kulai, Puteri Lagoon and Yong Peng hosted for the Johor regions. In the Sarawak

and Brunei Darulsalam region, it was hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Miri and Beliat.

In Singapore, the event was co-organised by the Rotary club of Tanjong Pagar & the

Rotary club of Singapore jointly with the Rotary clubs of Novena, Shenton, Sentosa and

Singapore North.

Once again, I wish to thank all the members of the Organising Committees, the host

clubs, all participing clubs and friends of Rotary for the success of the events.

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World Polio Day

Singapore, 2017-2018

Rotary World Polio Day 2017 Singapore -- 24

October 2017

PDG David Tong was Patron and G-O-H for

World Polio Day 2017 Singapore. David is also

Rotary Coordinator (RC) for Zone 6B which

consists of 10 Districts, namely, Singapore,

Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, Bangladesh and

Pakistan.

Over 200 Rotarians and friends attended

World Polio Day 2017. It was an excellent

opportunity to showcase Rotary to potential

members.

PDG Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Chairman, District

Rotary Foundation Committee said, “The World

Polio Day, an important event in the calendar

of The Rotary Foundation, is celebrated to

mark and remember the initiatives, efforts,

challenges as well as the success of The Rotary

Foundation in enhancing the awareness and in

raising funds toward the eventual eradication

of this deadly disease Polio.”

Three Rotary Clubs got together to organise

this event. They are Rotary Club of Singapore

Heartlands, Rotary Club of Tanjong Pagar and

Rotary Eclub of 3310.

Highlights of World Polio Day 2017 held in

Singapore included an extraordinary guest

speaker in PP John Soe. He flew him in from

Jakarta, Indonesia. A polio victim, in spite of

adversity and personal challenges, John is

today a highly successful architect and interior

designer. We were inspired by his story.

#endpolionow

#RotaryEclub3310

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The World’s Greatest Meal to Help End Polio in Different

Regions

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

We are pleased to announce several

forthcoming events relating to the “World

Polio Day”. These will be happening in certain

parts of our district as per attachment. If you

happened to be in that location during this

time, please come to in full force to support.

Your attendance is very much appreciated.

Kindly contact the respective organising clubs,

please.

During “Fundraising for Rotary My Wish Film

Premiere on 24 October 2018 “ organised by

Rotary EClub of 3310 for their club project.

Although, this is not fund raising for EPN,

but in conjunction with the World Polio Day,

Rotary EClub of D3310 will be putting up

posters of End Polio and ushers will be giving

out Rotary’s ‘End Polio Now’ pin to every

patron who come to watch the show.

On behalf of the District, THANK YOU AGAIN

for your continoussupport and generous

contributions to Polio Fund.

In addition, Rotary EClub of 3310 is also

organising the Mount Everest Climb fund

raising project where Rotarian Aaron Wong,

Team Leader Mount Everest Climb 2018 from

Rotary EClub of 3310 is climbing to raise fund

to eradicate Polio. Here is the link :

Regards

Dolly Yeap

RC Kulai,

District 3310, PolioPlus Committee Chair.

https://give.asia/campai…/everest-climbproject-2018/…/dt607.

Congratulations to All the clubs for organising

the EPN projects. All the best and every success.

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Celebrating World Polio Day 2018-2019 for Singapore region co-organisd

by the Rotary club of Tanjong Pagar & the Rotary Club of Singapore

jointly with Rotary clubs of Novena, Shenton, Sentosa and

Singapore North

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Celebrating World Polio Day 2018-2019 Johor Bharu region

hosted by the Rotary Club of Kulai

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Celebrating World Polio Day 2018-2019 Kota Kinabalu region

hosted by the Rotary club of Kota Kinabalu Pearl

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World Polio Day

Miri, Sarawak and Brunei Darulsalam Sector,

2018-2019

THE WORLD’S GREATEST MEAL TO HELP END POLIO DINNER EVENT 24 OCTOBER 2018

#EndPolioNow #WorldPolioDay

The Rotary Club of Miri together with Rotary Club of Belait successfully organized a World’s

Greatest Meal To Help End Polio Dinner Event (WGM #5043) on the 24 October 2018 in

conjunction with World Polio Day at Adagio. Our Invited Guest Speaker is Dr Lau Kent Ter

(Internal Medicine Specialist) from Hospital Miri, who gave an in depth talk on Polio.

A total of 22 participants turn up for the event and among those who participated is District

Governor Elect Jeffery Yong, Lion Club of Miri Mandarin President Lina Hu, friends of Rotary,

Rotarians and spouses. The total amount of fund raised for the Polio Plus Program is RM2,000.00.

Special thanks go to District Governor Elect Jeffery Yong, Mujan Lah, Chua Yew Kwang, Chai

Meng How, Chop Kim Joo, Chef Wong Chicken Rice, Café 7, Immediate Past President Ahmad

Fadzil and Past President Michael Ong and charming spouse Agatha for their generous donations

and owner of Adagio Jerome and his staffs for the delicious meals and excellent service.

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World Polio Day

Puteri Lagoon, 2018-2019

World Polio Day

Yong Peng, 2018-2019

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DISTRICT ROTARY

FOUNDATION SEMINAR

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DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATION SEMINAR

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION (TRF) seminar is one of Rotary International avenues to

disseminate Rotary information, in particular pertaining to The Rotary Foundation. It

is a continuous process of engaging, receiving of feedbacks from Rotarians and sharing

of updates on matters pertaining to Rotary Foundation. This has been a yearly event in

the calendar of our District usually held during the The Rotary Foundation month. In

view of the size and the distance apart between regions of our District, our TRF seminars

are spread out to the regions initially in 4 main locations of Johor/Malacca, Singapore,

Sarawak & Sabah.However, in recent years, additional locations were added in to cover

wider areas of the District inorder to reach out to more Rotarians. Hence, other locations

like Muar, Bandar Seri Begawan,Tawau and Sandakan were added in.

The issue of low attendance, same people attending, dry subjects, too much top down

style of information dissemination, having attended several times and too many seminars

have been the concerns and challenges facing the District TRF team over these years.

Recognising these, efforts were made to reorganise the seminar format, duration, choice

of topics & speakers and allocation of time. At one time it was a full day combination of

3 seminars (Membership, TRF & PR) into one. However, it was later discovered that this

approach was too taxing for the participants and we went back to the old method. In

the Rotary year 2017-2018, attempts were again made to modify the seminar format this

time by having them in smaller clusters all over the regions of the District to be organised

by the Assistant Governor or Governors of the respective region. Some of the subjects

of the TRF are rather technical in nature which require people of certain expertise for

example the whole Global Grants processes. As the clusters method requires a lot more of

locations hence time consuming, the TRF team decided not to adopt it as it is constrained

by limited number of available expertise to go around to these additional locations.

Changes were also made to include new interesting topics with more updates. The

approaches used in conducting the seminar were also changed to be more of a facilitation

rather than the usual top down approach. More time are being allocated to open sessions

for exchanging of views and asking of questions. Now the half day seminar starts only

after lunch to cut down the cost. As a results of these initiatives, the attendance of the

TRF seminars has gone up. Rotarians are now looking forward to the seminar, very

participative and feeling satisfied for having more time allocated to share their thoughts

and experiences.

The reports and the accompanying pictures below to certain extent confirm the positive

developments. However, no matter how much efforts are being taken to promote the

TRF seminar, the challenging issues will always be there. Therefore, there must be the

need to continuously recognise the issues and remain innovative to be relevant to time

and to the expectations of the target groups.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for the Sarawak Region,

Kuching, 2016-2017

This year Rotary Foundation Seminar for the Sarawak region was hosted by the Rotary Club of

Kuching. It was held on the 5th November 2016 at M Hotel, Kuching and attend by 40 Rotarians

from clubs in Sarawak and including speakers / facilitators from Singapore.

The organizing chairman was Rotarian Sherton Song from the host club, Rotary Club of Kuching.

Speakers were PDG Andre Suharto, PP Ng Yaw Hwa, PP Dr. Shahul Hameed and Rotarian Mee

Lee.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar Kota Kinabalu Region,

2016-2017

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Corporate Social Responsibility by PP Datuk

Vincent Pung, RC Kota Kinabalu, MD Sabah

Credit Corporation (SCC).

• SCC has funded Rm 22 millions on their CSR

since 1972

• They focus on education and children

• Any club with CSR need can approach SCC

District Rotary Foundation Seminar

13:05 -13.25 “Sustainability” by DG Michael Yee.

13:25-13:50 Responsible Management of TRF Funds by PDG Datuk Zainie Aucasa

13:50-14:10 Best Practices to Improve Foundation Giving by AG Dato Jimmy Pang

14:10-14:30 Global Grants: Types of Projects Allowed and Disallowed by PP Tan See Ang

WORKSHOP (Chair: AG Gladys Pang)

14:30-15:00 Planning and Designing a Global Grant Project by AG Gladys Pang

15:05-15:30 Refreshment Break

15.30 -16: 30 Applying for Global Grant.( Life demo) by AG Dato Stanley Tee

16:30 -17:00 Implementing, Monitoring, and Evaluating a Grant Project by AG Gladys Pang.

END OF WORKSHOP

17:00- 17:15 Questions & Answers Session.

17:15-17:25 Closing Address by DG Michael Yee

17:25-17:30 Vote of Thanks

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Responsible Management of TRF Funds by PDG

Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, District 3310 Rotary

Foundation Chair

•The Rotary Foundation (TRF) was ranked No. 6

throughout the world in Kiplinger’s Best Charity

Review.

•TRF only spend 3% of its revenue on administration

expenses.

•Its program and services delivered took up 90.1% of

total fund expenses.

Best Practices to Improve Foundation Giving by AG

Dato Jimmy Pang, RC Tawau

•Using a strong District TRF Committee and other

knowledgeable Rotarians in the district to reach out

to clubs and support Club Foundation Chairs.

•Have the TRF team make presentations to ALL clubs

during the Foundation month in November.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar Tawau Region,

2016-2017

The Rotary Foundation Seminar for the Tawau region was held on the 13th November 2016 at

the Calvery International School. Attended by 34 Rotarians and facilitators from both the clubs

in Tawau, Singapore and Kota Kinabalu. The Rotary Club of Tawau was the host club.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Johor and Malacca

Region, 2016-2017

The Rotary Foundation Seminar for the Johor and Malacca region was held at the Rotary Club

of Kulai Centre on the 26th November 2016. It was hosted by the Rotary Club of Tebrau and

attended by about 40 Rotarians and facilitators.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Singapore Region,

2016-2017

(A report by PP Ho Lik Khui)

Rotary Club of Changi hosted the Rotary Foundation Seminar at NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House

on 14 Jan 2017. District Foundation Chair, PDG Datuk Zainie, delivered the opening address.

This was followed by presentation from various speakers. It was a very informative session

especially Dr. Shahul’s presentation on how to tap Rotary International’s Global Grants. In

addition, there was also a panel discussion with questions and answers.

After the session there was a fellowship event hosted by PP Rajamohan. It was a one day event

the morning session was devoted to Vocational Service and this was hosted by RC of Pandan

Valley.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Kota Kinabalu Region,

2017-2018

The Rotary Foundation Seminar for the Kota Kinabalu region was held at the Sabah Golf

& Country Club on the 23rd September 2017. Hosted by the Rotary Club of Penampang.

It was attended by about 50 participants from Kota Kinabalu, Tawau, Sandakan and W.

P. Labuan.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Sarawak Region,

Kuching, 2017-2018

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kuching Central

Date: 22nd October 2017

Venue: The Waterfont Hotel, Level 4 (Room Tubau 2 & 3)

Time: 12:30pm to 5:40pm (ended 10 minutes late)

Fee: RM 40.00 per person (Collected during registration)

Committee:

Organizing Chairperson:

Committee member:

PE Jong Kiam Ngee

Rtn. Lim Terk Zhi

Guest of Honour:

District Governor Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

Speakers & Topics:

PDG Datuk Haji Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Chair, District Rotary Foundation Committee

- Understanding Our Foundation & Updates

PDG Andre Suharto

- Vocational Training Teams

AG Dato Thomas Ngu

- Understanding The Significance of Donating to Annual Fund and the Share System of

Foundation Funding

PP Ng Yaw Hua

- Grant Management & Practical Session

Programme:

The programme has been amended on the actual day due to the factors below:

- GOH DG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan had a very tight schedule as the last event he attended ended

at 12:30pm

- PDG Datuk Haji Zainie Abdul Aucasa left at 2.40pm as he needed to catch a flight at 4:00pm

- Speakers’ presentations went slightly overtime

The programme is started at 1:25pm and ended at 5:40pm which was only 10minutes delayed

from the planned schedule. This is due to adjustment from the Grant Application Practical

Session and Open Forum Session (Q&A) to avoid further delay.

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Number of Participants:

This seminar had 24 participants from across Sarawak region including Rotary Club of

Kuching, Rotary Club of Kuching South, Rotary Club of Miri, and Rotary Provisional Clubs. One

of the participants is a potential Rotarian. There were some participants who only registered

themselves after the deadline, but we managed to cater to them by communicating well with

hotel management. The name list of participants is as per the table below:

No. Club Name

1 Rotary Club of Kuching Pres. Joanna Ting

2 Rotary Club of Kuching Rtn. Loh Leh Wong

3 Rotary Club of Kuching Rtn. Shenton Song

4 Rotary Club of Kuching PP. Wilson Tan

5 Rotary Club of Kuching PP Raja Noor

6 Rotary Club of Kuching Central Pres. Benjamin Lo

7 Rotary Club of Kuching Central Rtn Andrea Chan

8 Rotary Club of Kuching Central PP. Frankie Ong

9 Rotary Club of Kuching Central Rtn. Leonard Sia

10 Rotary Club of Kuching Central PP. Louis Yong

11 Rotary Club of Kuching Central PP. Dr. Willie Lau

12 Rotary Club of Kuching South Rtn. Eric Sim

13 Rotary Club of Kuching South Pres. Fang Yu He

14 Rotary Club of Kuching South Rtn. Joey Fam

15 Rotary Club of Kuching South PP. Lee Chian Teck

16 Rotary Club of Kuching South PE. Priscilla Toh

17 Rotary Club of Miri Pres. Ahmad Fadzil

18 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. Chew Teik Seng

19 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. David Ling

20 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. Eric Tan

21 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. Lee Khee Chuan

22 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. Patricia Hiu

23 Rotary Provisional Club Rtn. Samantha Chin

24 Potential Rotarian Jackie Barahim

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SEMINAR PROGRAM (PLAN):

12.30PM

1.00PM

1.05PM

1.15PM

1.35PM

1.55PM

2.15PM

2.35PM

Registration

WELCOME ADDRESS

President Benjamin Lo, Rotary Club of Kuching Central

GOALS FOR THE YEAR

DG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

UNDERSTANDING OUR FOUNDATION & UPDATES

PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Chair, District Rotary Foundation Committee.

“UNDERSTANDING THE SIGNIFICANCE of DONATING to ANNUAL FUND

and the SHARE SYSTEM of FOUNDATION FUNDING”

AG Dato’ Thomas Ngu, Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAMS

PDG Andre Suharto, Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

GRANT MANAGEMENT

PP Ng Yaw Hua, Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

REFRESHMENT BREAK

2. 55PM GRANT APPLICATION - & Practical Session

PP Ng Yaw Hua, Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

4.40PM

5.15PM

5.25PM

OPEN FORUM

Moderated by PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, PDG Andre Suharto &

PP Ng Yaw Hua.

CLOSING ADDRESS

DG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan.

VOTE OF THANKS

President Joanna Ting, Rotary Club of Kuching

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Johor and Malacca

Region, 2017-2018

The Rotary Club of Muar hosted the Rotary Foundation seminar for District 3310 in Johor &

Melaka region on 11th November 2017.

We had 7 speakers / trainers from all over who travelled all the way to Muar to share their Rotary

Foundation knowledge. Speakers came from as far as Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Singapore and

Johor Bahru. The nearer ones from Batu Pahat, Kulai, Tangkak, Melaka, Kluang and several

other places attended too.

There were more than 40 participants in the seminar. It was well attended in the cosy atmosphere

of the Rotary Club of Muar clubhouse.

A special chicken briyani lunch was served and many enjoyed it. There was also a delectable

tea refreshment of few selections during the afternoon tea break. We reckon our guests

enjoyed the food that was served. Rotary Club of Muar would like to record its most sincere

appreciation to all the participants and speakers who came from near and far to support

our club in hosting this Rotary Foundation seminar. We are confident that the speakers

shared valuable information of The Rotary Foundation to all the participants in the seminar.

Thank you, dear Rotarians and spouses. See you all again soon.

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2017-2018

The Singapore region of the Rotary Foundation Seminar for Rotary Year 2017-2018 was held at

the Nuss hosted by the Rotary Club of Garden City. It was attended by more than 80 participants

and facilitators from clubs in Singapore, Johor, Thailand and Kota Kinabalu.

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SEMINAR PROGRAM

Rotary Foundation Seminar for Bintulu, Miri, FT

Labuan & Brunei Darulsalam Region, 2017-2018

1: 00-1:30 Registration

Date : Sunday, 21st October, 2018

Venue: D’Anggerek Service Apartments

Host Club: Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan

1:30- 1:35 Welcome Address by President, Klaus Tomalla

1:35 - 1: 40 Opening Address by AG Helen Tang.

1:40 - 2:20 Our Foundation & its activities in District 3310 by PDG Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

District Rotary Foundation Chair.

2: 20- 2:50 “Foundation Giving : The Glue to Sticky Members and Sticky Clubs” by PDG

Micheal Yee, RC Garden City.

2:50 - 3: 10 Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Funds by DGE Jeff Yong,

RC Bandar Seri Begawan.

3:10 -3:30 Projects with IMPACTS by PP Wong Chin Toon, RCBSB

3:30 - 3:50 COFFEE BREAK /GROUP PHOTOGRAPH

3: 50 - 5:20 FORUM ON GLOBAL GRANTS

OPENING REMARKS -Session Chair PP Ng Yaw Hwa, District Global Grant Chair.

PANELISTS :

PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

PDG Michael Yee,

DGE Jeff Yong

PP Ng Yaw Hwa

PP Wong Chin Toon

1. What can the District do to help club prepare for Global Grants?

2. What are the references and sources of help?

3. Why are some Global Grants applications rejected?

4. What are the lessons learnt?

5:20 - 5:25 CLOSING REMARKS - PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa.

5: 25 - 5.30 VOTE OF THANKS - Organising Chair PP Wong Chin Toon.

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Seminar Attendance

RCBSB

Muthukrishnan

Klaus Tomalla

Kenneth Ling

Annie Tang

Leonida Lim

Betty Wong

Chern Y. Loo

Thrivi

Devi

Dr Matthew Tan

Boon Wu Wai

Barry Wee

Joe Choo

Jimmy Chung

Alan Saikawa

Monica Lim

Albert Tan

Lam Soon Meng

Jeff Yong

Wong Chin Toon

RCKB

Helen Tang

Camille Chai

Patrick Lai

RCM

Jenny Liew

RCMOT

Kenny Kong

James Chin

Tiong Mee Na

PP Chen

Leslie Lau

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Southern Sarawak

Region, 2017-2018

Organising Club: Rotary Club of Kuching Central

Date: 22nd October 2018

Venue: The Waterfont Hotel, Level 4 (Room Tubau 2 & 3)

Time: 12:30pm to 5:40pm

Fee: RM 30.00 per participant

Committee:

Organizing Chairperson:

Committee member:

Rtn. Tiong Khai

PP Ng Yaw Hua

Rtn. Lim Terk Zhi

Guest of Honour:

District Governor Henry Tan

Speakers & Topics:

PDG Datuk Haji Zainie Abdul Aucasa, Chair, District Rotary Foundation Committee

- Our Foundation & its activities in District 3310

PDG Michael Yee, Rotar Club Garden City

- Foundation Giving : The Glue to Sticky Clubs

PDG Philip Chong, Rotary Club Likas Bay

- Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Funds

PP Ng Yaw Hua, Rotary Club Kuching Central, District Global Grant Chair (Replacing Datuk

Zainie Aucasa who had a last minutes engagement elsewhere)

Forum on Global Grant & Panelist

DG Henry Tan

PDG Philip Chong

PDG Michael Yee

PP Ng Yaw Hua

- What can the District do to help clubs prepare for Global Grants?

- What are the references and sources of help?

- What are the projects that qualify for Global Grants?

- Why are some Global Grant applications rejects?

- What are the lessons learnt?

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Number of Participants:

This seminar saw 24 participants comprising member from all Kuching Clubs including

Rotary Club of Kuching, Rotary Club of Kuching South, Rotary Club of Kuching Jaya, Rotary

Club of Kuching Unity City and Rotary Club of Kuching Central. Liist of participants is as

tabulated below:

No. Club Name

1 Kuching Lawrence Lam

2 Kuching Josephine Chiew

3 Kuching PP John Chan

4 Kuching Ashley Soosay

5 Kuching AG Wilson Tan

6 Kuching PP Kofod

7 Kuching PP David Chan

8 Kuching Mona Manap

9 Kuching Jaya Irean Sim

10 Kuching Jaya President Kazue Sakai

11 Kuching South PP Gary Ong

12 Kuching South President Priscilla Toh

13 Kuching South Richard Lai

14 Kuching South PP Tan Cho Huat

15 Kuching Unity City President Lee Khee

Chuan

16 Kuching Central PP Dr. Willie Lau

17 Kuching Central President Jong Kiam

Ngee

18 Kuching Central PP Ng Yaw Hua

19 Kuching Central PP Abel Chieng

20 Kuching Central PP Kho Ping

21 Kuching Central PP Ee Guan Teck

22 Kuching Central PP Thomas Ngu

23 Kuching Central PE Leonard Sia

24 Kuching Central Tiong Khai

Programme:

The programme has been amended on the actual day due to the factors below:

- GOH DG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan had a very tight schedule as the last event he attended

was ended at 12:30pm

- PDG Datuk Haji Zainie Addul Acusa left at 2.40pm as he need to catch a flight on

4:00pm

- Speakers’ presentation slightly overtime

The programme is finally started at 1:25pm and ended at 5:40pm which is only 10minutes delayed

from the planned schedule. This is due to adjustment from the Grant Application Practical

Session and Open Forum Session (Q&A) to avoid further delay.

SEMINAR PROGRAM

1.0 0 PM Registration

1.30 PM WELCOME ADDRESS

DG Henry Tan

1.40 PM Our Foundation & its activities in District 3310

PP Ng Yaw Hua (District Global Grants Chair)

2.20 PM Foundation Giving: The Glue to Sticky Clubs

PDG PDG Michael Yee

3.00 PM Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Funds

PDG Philip Chong

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3.30 PM COFFEE BREAK/PHOTO SESSION

3.50 PM FORUM ON GLOBAL GRANTS

1. What can the District do to help clubs prepare for Global Grants


3. What are the projects that qualify for Global Grants?

4. Why are some Global Grant apllications rejected?

5. That are the lessons learnt?

Panelists

- DG Henry Tan

- PDG Philip Chong

- PDG Michael Yee

- PP Ng Yaw Hua

Moderator

PP John Chan

5.20 PM CLOSING REMARKS - DG Henry Tan

5. 25 PM VOTE OF THANKS - OC Rtn Tiong Khai

Other Remarks and Evaluation:

Generally, the seminar had been carried out smoothly.

Speakers were well versed in their respective topics.

However, Forum Moderator was made a panellist mid-way into the session in view of his

indepth knowledge on Global Grants. PP John Chan had then taken over as moderator.

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Kota Kinabalu Region,

2018-2019

Date : 27th October, 2018

Venue: Zara Boutrique Hotel, Kota Kinabalu

Host Club: Rotary Club of Luyang

Organizing Chair: PP Kenneth Tan

Speaker:

1. PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, District Rotary Foundation Chair, RC Kota Kinabalu

2. PDG Witchai Maneewacharakiet, Zone 6B Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator,

RC Samutprakarn

3. PDG Philip Chong, Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator, RC Likas Bay

4. PDG Michael Yee, RC Garden City

5. DGE Jeff Yong, RC Bandar Seri Begawan.

6. PP Ng Yaw Hua, RC Kuching Central

7. PP KP Lu, RC Likas Bay

No. Name Club

1 Betty Hiew Kinabalu Sutera 1

2 Christina Aluda Kinabalu Sutera 2

3 Datin Grace Kinabalu Sutera 3

4 Emily Chong Kinabalu Sutera 4

5 Francis Ng Kinabalu Sutera 5

6 Alice Kunjan Kinabalu Sutera 6

7 Carolyn KK Pearl 1

8 Majella Tan KK Pearl 2

9 Datuk Dr Sharifah KK Pearl 3

10 Eliza Goh KK Pearl 4

11 Phyllis KK Pearl 5

12 Tulip KK Pearl 6

13 Chong Yuen Mee KK Pearl 7

14 Datuk Dr Tarsiah KK Pearl 8

15 Dr Ravi Kota Kinabalu 1

16 James Quek Kota Kinabalu 2

17 Philip Koh Kota Kinabalu 1

18 Terry Wong Kota Kinablu South 1

19 Joanne Lin Kota Kinablu South 2

20 Ling Hang Tze Kota Kinablu South 3

21 IPDG Lee Chuan Wan Likas Bay 1

22 Chua Soon Lan Likas Bay 2

23 Dr Asohan Likas Bay 3

24 Fia Iskandar Likas Bay 4

25 Leslie Yew Likas Bay 5

26 Aaron Pang Luyang 1

27 Kenneth Tan Luyang 2

28 Aishah Rahim Penampang

29 Liew Yi Yang RAC ICS 01

30 Sandhi Hiew Vui Hou RAC ICS 02

31 Mohd Syamir Bin

Mohd Salleh RAC ICS 03

32 Dimitrio Bonn Boljen RAC ICS 04

33 Chong May Yen RAC ICS 05

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SEMINAR PROGRAM:

1 00-1:30 Registration

1:30- 3:30 Welcome Address by Host Club President

Opening Address: Our Foundation and its activities in District 3310

By PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa, District Rotary Foundation Chair.

The Priority of Rotary Foundation

By PDG Witchai Maneewacharakiet, Zone 6B Regional Rotary Foundation

Coordinator.

Foundation Giving : The Glue to Sticky Clubs

By PDG Michael Yee, RC Garden City.

Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Funds

By DGE Jeff Yong, RC Bandar Seri Begawan.

Projects with IMPACTS

By PDG Philip Chong, RC Likas Bay.



OPENING REMARKS - Session Chair PP Ng Yaw Hua,

District Global Grant Chair.





PANELISTS

PDG Witchai Maneewacharakiet


PDG Philip Chong

PDG Micheal Yee

DGE Jeff Yong

PP KP Lu

5:30 - 5:40 CLOSING REMARKS - PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Northern Johor &

Malacca Region, 2018-2019

On 17 November 2018, the Rotary Foundation Seminar was held at MITC Hotel Melaka.

It was organized by Rotary Club of Kota Melaka specially for Rotarians in Melaka and Northern

Johor but wonderfully, there were Rotarians from all over Rotary International District 3310 in

participation as well.

Special commemorative tshirts were sponsored by PP Foo Kok Hing of Rotary Club of Batu

Pahat and this time, it is in a vibrant red colour. In 2017, at the previous TRF seminar organized

by Rotary Club of Muar for the same region, tshirts were in a striking yellow colour.

The TRF seminar in Melaka on 17 November was well attended with more than 40 participants

in total. Many were enthusiastically participating as they were eager to learn more on how to

be a part of The Rotary Foundation in its great efforts worldwide including the eradication of

the Polio virus.

Speakers from all over District 3310 travelled to Melaka and delivered many interesting topics

to the attentive participants. Many thanks to the speakers who worked hard to do their part in

the success of the seminar.

The heightened awareness of End Polio effort by Rotary International in Melaka has one major

positive result, a senior Rotarian will contribute USD5000 to the End Polio fund soon.

The participants left the TRF seminar learning so much more of the many spheres of The Rotary

Foundation and that the last lap of this race against Polio virus is the hardest lap but very much

achievable with a concerted effort by all involved.

Thank you to the organizing club, Rotary Club of Kota Melaka and all the Rotarians from many

clubs which participated.

Also, many thanks to the speakers led by PDG Datuk Zainie Aucasa our District Foundation

Chair and his team.

Looking forward to the fruits of the TRF seminars in the near future.

Prepared by,

AG Selen Ramesh Etican

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Rotary Foundation Seminar for Johor Baharu Region,

2018-2019

SEMINAR PROGRAM

1:00-1:30 Registration

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18th November, 2018. ( Sunday )

Venue : Suasana Suites Level 35,

82C, Jalan Trus,80000 Johor Bahru ( next to Amari Hotel)

Host Club: Rotary Club of Johor Bahru

1:30- 1:40 Welcome Address by Host Club President Teoh Cheng Siang

1:40 - 2:10 Our Foundation & its activities in District 3310- PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa,

District Rotary Foundation Chair.

2:10- 2.40 Understanding The Rotary Foundation Share System by ARFC PDG Philip Chong

of RC Likas Bay.

2:40- 3:10 Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Fund by AG Freddie Lee of RC

Johor Bharu.

3:10 - 3:40 Why should I donate to Rotary Foundation? - PP Col. Albert Goh of

RC Kota Melaka

3:40 -4:10 Projects with IMPACTS - PP Foo Kok Hing , Rotary Club of Batu Pahat.



OPENING REMARKS -Session Chair PP Ng Yaw Hua, District Grants Chair.





PANELISTS


PDG Philip Chong

PP Ng Yaw Hua

AG Freddie Lee

PP Col Albert Goh

PP Foo Kok Hing

5:50 - 5: 55 CLOSING REMARKS - PDG Datuk Zainie Abdul Aucasa.

5: 55 - 6.00 VOTE OF THANKS - Organising Chair AG Freddie Lee.

On behalf of RCJB, let me express my thanks and gratitude to DG Henry, TRF Dist 3310 Chair,

PDG Dato Zainie, the Speakers Forum Panalists and ALL the Participants for your presence at

the TRF Seminar held at the Suasana Suites today.

A total of 58 out of 60 rotarians who registered were present.

I hope each of you take home something useful for your Rotary journey.

With warmest regards

Freddie Lee

Participants register:

1. PDG Datuk Zainie

2. Pres. ChengSiang

3. AG Freddie

4. Pres. Shine

5. PP Chandran

6. AG Ng Ling Ping

7. AG Goh HeeSeng

8.. PP Venka

9. Pres Joseph Lee

10.Pres. Wong Chee Fa

11. CC Teo

12. PP Jerry Lau

13. PP Mok TD

14. Pres Crystal Pang

15. Rtn Josephine

16. Rtn. Wong Chin Liang

17. PE Tee Ke Yeng

18. PP Lee Chin Guan

19. PP Lim Chin Leong

20. Rtn. Ho jee Yue

21. PP Choo Chor Tek

22. PP Lim Yong Pah)

23. Agilan Renganathan

24 James Te

25 Tan Chee Seng

26. Alfred Lim

27. Donovan Chin

28. Eddie Lim

29. Chin Wei Hau

30.Richard Ong

31.Brown

32. Mohan

33. Faith Lin

34. Rajakupal

35.PE Shendra Sivalingam

36. Col. Albert Goh

37. Abby Ong

38. PP Nelson Loong

39. Pres. Metrius)

40. Soh Kian Siong

41. Lim Shi Yee

42. Lillian Low

43. Tio Cheng Huat

44. PP Irwan Norris

45. Rtn Felix - RCJB

46. Rtn Gan CS - RCJB 47. Dolly Yeap

48. PE Ranjeet

49. DG Henry Tan

50. DFL Ellen

51. ARC- DGSR Joanne Kam

52. PP Jason Tan

53. Rtn Catherine Chai

54. AG Tan Hai Bing

55. Susan Lee

56. Lucas Chew

57. Pres Annie Leong

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NUSS Suntec City Guild House, 2018-2019

2018 DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATION SEMINAR

SINGAPORE

NUSS Suntec City Guild House

Tower 5 Office Lobby Level 2

8 December 2018

Rotary Club of Garden City

Host Club

SEMINAR PROGRAM

PE Sean Yeo RC Garden City Master of Ceremonies

12:00-13:00 Lunch | Registration

13:00-13:05 President Adrian Jefferson Tan RC Garden City Welcome Address

13:05-13:10 DG Henry Tan Opening Address

13:10-13:40 PDG Aziz Memon Rotary Zone 6B Endowment/Major Gifts Adviser

Keynote Address: The Art of Giving

13:40-14:00 PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie Abdul Aucasa District Rotary Foundation Chair 2016-19

Our Foundation and Its Activities in Rotary District 3310

14:00-14:30 Hazel Seow Philanthropy Adviser (East Asia), The Rotary Foundation

Foundation Funding & Fundraising

14:30-14:50 PDG Philip Chong Rotary Zone 6B Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator

Stewardship: The Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation Funds

14:50-15:15 Coffee Break | Group Photograph

15:15-15:35 DGN Rajamohan Munisamy District Strategic Planning Committee Chair

My Experiences with Global Grants

15:35-15:55 PDG Michael Yee District Rotary Foundation Chair 2019-22

Environmentally Sustainable & Socially Inclusive Development

15:55-17:20 FORUM ON GLOBAL GRANTS

15:55-16:00 ARC Joanne Kam Session Chair Opening Remarks

16:00-17:20 Group Discussion

1. How can clubs improve their Global Grant applications?

2. What can the district do to help clubs prepare for Global Grants?

3. How do the six areas of focus help fulfill the sustainability component?

4. Why are some Global Grant applications rejected?


Panelists

PDG Aziz Memon

PDG Philip Chong

PDG Michael Yee

DGN Rajamohan Munisamy

Hazel Seow

17:20-17:25 DG Henry Tan Closing Remarks

17:25-17:30 IPP Sean Tay RC Garden City Vote of Thanks

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2018-2019

Date: 8 December 2018 (Saturday)

Time: 12:00 - 17:30

Lunch | Registration: 12:00 - 13:00

Venue: NUSS Suntec City Guild House, Tower 5 Suntec City Level 2

Host Club: Rotary Club of Garden City

Registration fee: S$45 net per person (Fee includes Buffet Lunch and Coffee Break)

GROUP 8 AG STEVEN TENG

RC QUEENSTOWN

1. PP Teo Pok Zin

2. Rtn Ava Leong

3. Rtn Andy Schmidt

4. PDG Chris Chen

5. PDG Augustine Goh

GROUP 9 AG MATTHEW

YONG

registered under RC Garden

City

RC CHANGI

1. PP Dr Gong Ing San

2. PP Wong Kwai Wah

3. PE Jimmy Cheong

4. Rtn Linda Chiang

5. Rtn Faith Chen

6. Rtn Thwin Maung Aye

RC SINGAPORE EAST

1. PP Brown Pereira

2. Rtn Annie Chan

3. Rtn Angela Chin

4. PP Ng Cheng Quee

GROUP 10 AG ELSIE CHUA

RC E-CLUB 3310

1. AG Shirin Ghadiali

2. PP Vicky Soo

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RC SINGAPORE

1. Rtn Dr Chan Siew Luen

2. Rtn Toshi Kimura

3. Rtn Varun Gulati

RC MOUNT SOPHIA

1. CP Goh Kim Seng

2. Rtn Lim Hong Tan

GROUP 11 AG SHIRIN

GHADIALI

registered under RC E-Club

3310

RC RAFFLES CITY

1. Rtn Tengku Indra

2. Rtn Benedict Ng

RC SINGAPORE HEARTLANDS

1. President Vishnu Raj

2. Rtn Chen Mingsen

RC SUNTEC CITY

1. ARC/DGSR Joanne Kam

2. IPP Teresa Lim (Club TRF

Chair)

3. Rtn Valerie Koh

4. PP Lim Swee Kim

GROUP 12 AG JERRY CHAN

RC BUGIS JUNCTION

1. PDG Chew Ghim Bok

RC MARINA CITY

1. PP Gladys Pang

2. PE James Koh

3. President Penelope Phoon

RC SINGAPORE WEST

1. DG Henry Tan

GROUP 13 AG ANDREW ONG

registered under RC Serangoon

Gardens Orchard

RC JURONG TOWN

1. PE Chen Teck Shing

RC PANDAN VALLEY

1. DGN Rajamohan Munisamy

2. President Dennis Wee

3. PP Cynthia Tan

4. Rtn Reena Rajamohan

5. PP Pang Boon Seng

RC TANJONG PAGAR

1. CP Albert Wong

GROUP 14 AG KAREN KANG

RC GARDEN CITY

1. President Adrian Jefferson

Tan

2. IPP Sean Tay

3. PE Sean Yeo

4. PDG Michael Yee

5. AG Matthew Yong

6. Rtn Veron Lee

7. Rtn Derek Kaye

8. Rtn Tung Hee Kiah

9. Rtn Yong Jia Pao

10. Rtn Ryan Soh

11. Rtn Isaac Poh

12. Rtn Lenco Tan Wen Wei

13. Rtn Lim Hui Jie

14. Rtn Maria Rica

15. Rtn Ange Dove

16. PP Royal Lin

17. Rtn Picasso Lin

18. Rtn Jacky Zhu

19. Rtn Ng Swan Meen

20. PP Florence Lim

21. Jessica Tan

22. Grace Koh

23. Helen Huang

24. Tan Ah Bee

25. Jennifer Loh

26. John Wilcox

RC SERANGOON GARDENS

ORCHARD

1. PP Richard Cheung

2. AG Andrew Ong

RC TANGLIN

1. President Robert Sabaka

2. Rtn Terence Loh

3. Dr. Lim Keng Hua

OTHER CLUBS IN D3310

RC KOTA KINABALU

1. DRFC PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie

Abdul Aucasa

RC KULAI

1. DGND Dolly Yeap

RC LIKAS BAY

1. ARRFC PDG Philip Chong

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

1. Hazel Seow, Philanthropy

Adviser,

East Asia

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CHAPTER 12

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

(GSE)

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GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE (GSE)

THE GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE (GSE) program of the Rotary Foundation is a unique cultural

and vocational exchange opportunity for young business and professional men and women

between the ages of 25 and 40 and in the early years of their professional lives. The program

provides travel grants for teams to exchange visits between paired areas in different countries.

For four to six weeks, team members experience the host country’s institutions and ways

of life, observe their own vocations as practiced abroad, develop personal and professional

relationships and Exchange ideas.

For each team member, The Rotary Foundation provides the most economical round trip ticket

between the home and host countries. Local Rotarians in the host area provide for meals,

lodging, and group travel within their district.

All all Rotary districts in good standing are entitled to participate in this program at no cost

every other year ( expenses are paid through the World Fund). A World Fund award is for a

period of two consecutive years, with one team travelling in the first year and second team

travelling in the following year. Partnering district governors must work together to determine

the years of travel.However district may allocate DDF funds to conduct an exchange and in the

year.

The following were the Rotarians who served as Chairmen of the District Group Study Exchange

Committee over the years:

1991-1992 : PP Alan Chan

1992-1993 : PP Alan Chan

1993-1994 : PP Chieng Lee Ching

1994-1995 : PP Anthony Thing

1995-1996 : PP Chieng Lee Ching

1996-1997 : PP Michael Graham Parry

1997-1998 : PP Michael Graham Parry

1998-1999 : PP PP Michael Graham

Parry

1999-2000 : PP S Gopal Nair

2000-2001 : PP Dr.K.A Abraham

2001-2002 : PP Dr.K A Abraham

2002-2003 : none

2003-2004 : CP Hector Charles

2004-2005 : CP Hector Charles

2005-2006 : PP Allen Tan Swee Meng

2006-2007 : PP Andrew Tan Chye Hee

2007-2008 : PP Dr. P N Avadhani

2008-2009 : PP Christina Aluda

2009-2010 : PP Jimmy K H Tay

2010-2011: PP John Ng

2011-20012 : PP John Ng

2012-2013 : PP John Ng

2013-2014 : PP John Ng

This program was one of the active programs of The Rotary Foundation in our District. Included

below is a report from PP John Ng, the GSE District Committee Chair for 3 consecutive years

2010-2013. Sadly, the GSE program was replaced by a new program, the Vocational Training

Team (VTT) in 2014- 2025.

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REPORT OF RI DISTRICT 3310

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

RY 2011 - 2013

BY DISTRICT 3310 GSE CHAIR PP JOHN NG

BACK GROUND TO INVOLVMENT WITH GSE

My journey with RI District 3310 GSE started in RY 2006/07 when then DG Dr Wu Dar Ching

appointed me to the District Rotaract Chair and subsequently had me seconded to the GSE

committee under PP Andrew Tan.

My first observation was members of previous GSE Teams were not involved in any Rotary

activities neither on their return from the GSE did they join Rotary Clubs.

Furthermore, our Rotaractors were barred from participation of GSE even though they are not

children nor members of any Rotary Clubs.

We the then GSE committee subsequently convinced the Council of Governors to allow our

Rotaractors so long as they are neither related by blood and or employed by Rotarians.

FIRST GSE TEAM RY2006/2007

The first GSE Team comprising of 4 Rotaractors (including the DRR of 2005/2006) left for

Amsterdam, Netherlands led by PP Fancy Tan.

They were well received as the reports came back from our counterparts mentioned that they

displayed the widespread of our 3 countries cultures, languages and races.

SUBSEQUENT TEAMS

Subsequently due to the first successful team of sending Rotaractors we sent another team

comprising of 2 Rotaractors (the then DRR Lina Chin RY 2007/2008 and another Rotaractor)

with two others to OHIO, USA led by PP Alice Kunawan of Sabah for RY2007 / 2008. Again this

team was a success.

TEAM FOR RY 2010-2011

Another successful team led by PP Vincent Chong of Tawas (who was a former DRR) comprises

of a PDRR Zakir Abu Bakar (2006-2007), a Rotaractor and two others from Johor Bahru and

Sandakan.

PDRR Zakir won the accolade by the Pennsylvania Rotarians in leading the team to explain our

countries’ successful peaceful co-existence of different languages, races and especially religious

tolerance. One of the team member from JB then joined RC Johor Bahru on returning while the

member from Sandakan went home to foster closer understanding of Interact Clubs with the

schools there.

GSE TEAM RY 2012 – 2013

This team comprises of the DRR and two other Rotaractors and a non Rotaractor lead by PP

June Janet to Ontario Canada was also successful. Unfortunately that was the last GSE Team

sanctioned by RI as GSE was then disbanded thereafter.

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RECIPROCAL TEAMS PROGRAMS

The reciprocal Teams’ programs have to be well planned by our District. Firstly our District is

divided into four sectors (excluding Brunei due to religious ban), therefore careful planning in

air travel is required.

It was recognised that the only vocational program is available in Singapore whereas in the

Malaysian States of Johor, Malacca, Sabah and Sarawak empathise should be placed on Cultural

and Tourism programs for the participants to bring home to their respective communities to

publicise on these opportunities.

CONCLUSION & PREPARATION

In conclusion GSE is a wonderful program that gave our youth the opportunity to be exposed

to Rotary but the duration of one month is too long for these youth.

Our Team members should also be encouraged to bring mementos for distribution of our

District distinct different culture together with our Tourism Promotional materials.

The District should set aside funds for these promotion of our District Cultures and business

opportunities. Whosoever is the Chair of GSE has to prepare the selection of the Team members

at least one year ahead as Letters of Obtaining Leave of Absence to the respective employers

must be provided.

These Letters of Absence of Leave should also state the benefits the Team Members would

bring home with them to their respective place of employment as well as indicating what is

expected of them in the places they are posted to.

It should also be noted that due to our Muslim community, the receiving Districts must be

informed of the dos and don’ts of our Muslim Team Members, eg food and beverages.

It must also be emphasised to our outgoing members that in view of the receiving Districts are

predominately Christian Communities, it would be to our Muslim Team members especially

the ladies not to wear the Tudung for their personal safety.

Dear PDG Zainie, My heartiest appreciation for this opportunity to write this report.

January 30th 2019

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CHAPTER 13

VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAM

(VTT)

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAM (VTT)

Vocational training teams are group of professionals who travel abroad

either to teach local professionals about a particular field or to learn more about

their own. Teams can be funded by District grants or Global grants. VTT is build

on The Rotary Foundation ‘s long standing commitment to vocational training.

Activities vary from one team to next but may include training medical professionals

on cardiac, surgery and care, sharing best practices on early childhood education

or explaining new irrigation techniques to farmers. Successful VTT increases the

capacity of the host community to solve problems and improve the quality of life.

VTT is under the scope of The Rotary Foundation, activities funded by the Foundation’s

global grants include:

Humanitarian projects address community needs by providing sustainable measurable

outcomes to the benefiting community.

Vocational trainings address community needs by offering local trainings or supporting

groups of professionals travelling abroad for vigorous study on their on profession or

to teach local professionals about a particular field. This type of training may be most

effective in conjunction with a Humanitarian project.

Scholarship fund study by graduate students whose career goals support an area of focus.

The VTT replaced the Group Study Exchange program in 2014- 2015. The following

Rotarians have served as Chairs of the District VTT committee.

2014-2015 : PP Alfred Sii

2015-2016 : PAG PAG Emily Chong

2016-2017 : PP Ade Adenan Ramdan



Our first VVT project was held in the Rotary Year 2014-2015 with Rotary District 2760 of

Japan.

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THE ROTARY FOUNDATION EXTENDS ITS GRANTS TO

QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL, KOTA KINABALU, SABAH

(A report by PP Emily Chong)

The Rotary Foundation has embarked on a Vocational Training Team [“VTT”] project by

sending a team of medical experts from Japan, comprising doctors, pharmacists and nurses for

an exchange programme in Sabah. The 2 weeks practical training was conducted to medical

doctors and healthcare staff in 3 major hospitals based in Sabah, i.e. Queen Elizabeth Hospital,

Hospital Sipitang and Hospital Ranau. The objectives of the programme was to increase

awareness on healthcare-associated infection control in hospital.

The project was headed by D2760 VTT District Chairman, Tetsuzo Fukuda, from the Rotary Club

of Nagoya-Wago, whereas D3310 was chaired by Past President James Jupinon from Rotary

Club of Kota Kinabalu. Throughout the programme, all Rotarians from 7 Kota Kinabalu Rotary

Clubs joined in full force to assist in the implementation and success of the project.

Official Visit to Queen Elizabeth Hospital by District Governor Yusuke Kondo (5th from left) and District

Governor Andre Suharto (6th from left) together with Rotary members from Japan and Kota Kinabalu.

Vocational training teams are groups of professionals who travel abroad either to teach local

professionals about a particular field or to learn more about their own. Teams can be funded

by district grants and global grants.

VTT build on the Rotary Foundation’s long-standing commitment to vocational training.

Activities vary from one team to the next but may include training medical professionals on

cardiac surgery and care, sharing best practices on early childhood education, or explaining

new irrigation techniques to farmers. A successful VTT increases the capacity of the host

community to solve problems and improve the quality of life.

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At the project launching and medical equipment hand-over held in Kota Kinabalu on 6 May

2015, Rotary International District 3310 Governor Andre Suharto expressed his appreciation to

its host partner Rotary International District 2760 Governor Yusuke Kundo from Aichi, Japan,

for choosing Kota Kinabalu as their project partner. The official ceremony was witnessed by

QEH Hospital Director, Dr Heric Corray and his team of medical staff.

Ribbon cutting to officiate the launching of Vocational Training Team between D2760 & D3310 on

6 May 2015 in Kota Kinabalu.

From left: D3310 AG Lu Kim Phin, D2760 VTT Committee Chairman Tetsuzo Fukuda, D2760 District

Governor Yusuke Kondo, Dr Heric Corray, D3310 District Governor Andre Suharto and D3310 VTT Chairman

PP James Jupinon

Handover of medical equipment to Dr Heric Corray, Hospital Director of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Kota

Kinabalu, officiated by D2760 District Governor Yusuke Kondo and D3310 District Governor Andre Suharto

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Group photo of medical team from Japan together with team from QEH, Kota Kinabalu

In the exchange programme medical staff from QEH were also selected by the host Partner, D2760

to undergo a week of similar practical training in hospitals based in Nagoya, Japan. The team was

headed by Past President Dr Ho Loon Shin from Rotary Club of Kulai and his team Dr Gayathri A/P

Krishnan, Matron Halina Thomas and Sister Stella Bernard from QEH.

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Medical training at Fujita Health University Hospital with Dr Ishikawa, the medical expert on infectious

disease.

Visit to Nagoya Red Cross Hospital and welcomed by Dr Mayayuki, Chief of Infection Control and Prevention

Department and nurses

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Joint group photo taken in Nagoya, Japan

The total project cost, including the contribution of medical equipment is USD50,000.00.

Rotary International is a non-governmental organisation which was formed in year 1905 and

has a total of 1.2 million members worldwide. Rotary is an organisation which emphasize on

humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards and help build goodwill and peace in

the world.

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CHAPTER 14

ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP

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ROTARY PEACE SCHOLAR PROGRAM

ROTARY takes a direct approach to world understanding by providing future leaders with

the tools they need to ‘wage peace ‘ on the global stage with innovative Rotary Rotary

Peace Center program. Launched in 2002, Rotary awards up to 100 full scholarships each

year for master’s-level degree or professional certificate in peace and conflict studies at

six Rotary Peace Centres located at:

1. University of Bradford, United kingdom

2. University of Queensland, Australia.

3. International Christian University, Japan

4. Uppsala University, Sweden.

5. Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.

6. Chulalongkom University Thailand.

Rotary World Peace Fellows participate in The Rotary Foundation’s mission of improving

health, supporting education and alleviating of poverty. The Rotary Center for International

Studies in peace and conflicts and its resolution support this mission by:

1. Advancing research, teaching, publication and knowledge on issues of peace, conflict

and its resolution and world understanding.

2. Providing advanced international educational opportunities for group on Rotary World

Peace Fellows chosen from different countries and cultures on the basis of their potential

as leaders in government, business, education, media and their related professions.

Providing a means for The Rotary Foundation and Rotary clubs to increase their

effectiveness in promoting greater tolerance and cooperation among peoples, leading to

World understanding & peace.

Over the years the following Rotarians have served as Chairmen of the District Rotary

Peace Fellowship Committee:

2006- 2007: PP Jerry Chan

2007- 2008: PP Brown Pereira

2008- 2009 : PP Dr Richard Barrow

2009 - 2010: PAG Michael Yee

2010-2011 : PAG Tan Kay Hui

2011-2012: PP James Chen

2016-2017: PP Dr. Willie Lau

2017-2018: PAG Frankie Ong

2018-2019: PAG Frankie Ong

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RI DISTRICT 3310 ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP YR 2018-19

Received only one application from Mr.

Ramanathan Thurairajoo.

Mr. Ramanathan, an ex Rotaractor from

Rotarcat Club of Adelaide University, first

learnt about Rotary Peace Fellowship when

he attended a Rotary event where a Rotary

Peace Fellow shared his experiance.

He indicated his interest in Rotary Peace

Fellowship program to PP Jona Pang of

Rotary Club of Tanjung Pagar when they met

in the 2018 End Polio Walk @ Singapore.

He was interviewed by PP Jona Pang on 7th

May and by Jona with Rotarians on 9th May.

His application documents were reviewed

by PP Jona before submitted officially on 31st

May 2018, the last day of deadline.

He was interviewed agian by PP Jona

and RC Tanjung Pagar on 18th June 2018,

before RC Tanjung Pagar endorsed online

his application. RC Tanjung Pagar acted as

the Rotary Club which recommended his

application.

As the District Rotary Peace Fellowship Chair,

I interviewed Mr. Ramanathan on 21st June

through whatapp call.

On behalf of our District, I endorsed his

application on 27th June 2018.

On 16th Oct 2018, we received from the

Rotary Peace Centers the great news that Mr.

Ramanathan had been selected to receive a

2019 Rotary Peace Centers program to study

at The University of Queensland.

Over the years, we have several Peace

Scholars and one of them is Mr. Ramanathan

Thurairajoo, Peace Scholar for Rotary Year

2018-19.

Report by:

Past Assistant Governor Frankie Ong,

District Rotary Fellowship Chair.

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CHAPTER 15

DISTRICT ROTARY’S USD 200

MILLION CHALLENGE

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ROTARY’S US$200 MILLION CHALLENGE

It all started when The Gates Foundation has awarded The Rotary Foundation a US $100

million grant, which Rotary will match, dollar-for-dollar, over three years. It was the largest

grant ever given to Rotary for our PolioPlus program.

The RI Board of Directors and TRF Trustees have agreed to accept the challenge for the Polio

eradication initiative. Rotary has committed to raising $100 million over three-year period

beginning 1 January 2008 and completed on 31 December 2010.

It was then that I am the Assistance Governor in PDG Edward Sung Burongoh year 2008-09. I

graciously accepted the appointment by PDG Fong Hoe Beng as our District Challenge Chair for

3 years.

Rotary has been a leader in the fight against Polio since the launch of PolioPlus in 1985.

Several promotion leaflets was giving out to all clubs during the years including DVD and CD-

ROM which contents End Polio Now graphic, Billboard Art, Banner Art, Polio Images, Poster

Art, PolioPlus Press Kit, Polio PSAs, The video: The Last Hurdles and The End is in Sight.

Each club is being challenged to organize a public fundraising event to raise a minimum of

US$1,000 annually for the next three years. Individual Rotarians are also invited to personally

take part in the Challenge with specially emphasis on newer clubs and newer members.

During 2009 International Assembly, Bill Gates announced a new US$255 million challenge

grant to Rotary. With the second grant, The Gates Foundation awarded a totaling US$355 million

to Rotary in support its work in eradicating the disease. Rotary pledged to raise US$200 million.

District 3310 set their Challenge goal of US$210,000 over three years. The following were what

we have achieved in the program year.

Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge totals:

Polio contributions from clubs for Program Year 2007-2008: US$ 7,163.55





Summary For: D3310

DDF contribution total in RY 2008-2009: US$ 12,000.00

Polio contribution from clubs in D3310: US$ 365,195.88

DDF Total + Club Contribution: US$ 377,195.88

The main event was organized by PP Tay Wei Lien of RC Singapore West, Rotary Walk to End

Polio from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. All Rotary clubs from Singapore join him for the last

24 Km walk in Singapore and end at Singapore Island Club on 30 December 2010. Second event

was an End Polio Trans-Sabah Walk and Climb, organized by PP Leong Chee Woh at the end.

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6 October 2009

Dear Club President:

We hope you are enjoying being part of the Family of Rotary. Rotary has four avenues of service:

club service, vocational service, community service and international service. As part of your

club’s international service, we invite you to participate in Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge.

Some may ask what the Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge is. Rotary’s No.1 priority project

is the eradication of polio. In 1985, RI launched PolioPlus Program, a global polio eradication

initiative to immunize all the world’s children against polio. There were over 350,000 cases

of polio each year (1,000 cases per day), in over 125 countries. Today, annual cases of polio

paralysis are down to less than 1,500 a year – that’s a 99% reduction in the number of infections

worldwide.

If polio isn’t eradicated, the world will continue to live under the threat of the disease. More

than 10 million children will be paralyzed in the next 40 years if the world fails to capitalize on

its US$5 billion global investment in eradication.

In recognition of Rotary’s efforts, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation awarded The Rotary

Foundation a Total of US$355 million in two challenge grants to help END POLIO NOW. In

response, Rotary has committed and has initiated Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge in order to

raise a total of US$200 million by 30 June 2012. As of the 30 June 2009, The Rotary Foundation

has raised over US$91 million towards the Challenge. Given the generosity of Rotarians, our

district was able to raise a total of US$60,863.55 from December 2007 to 30 June 2009. A PolioPlus

Challenge District Report is enclosed for your reference.

The challenge for each club is to look to its community in raising a minimum of US$2,000 a

year for the next three years. Some club may wish to exceed the minimum goal or provide a

contribution from other sources. We accept and applaud all efforts.

Please join us in this important effort. PolioPlus is a significant part of Rotary’s legacy and our

gift to the children of the world. To receive recognition for 2009-10 Presidential Citation and a

special certificate of appreciation, we encourage your club to invest in this program.

Enclosed is a list of fundraising ideas for consideration by your club. World Polio Day, 24

October, is an ideal time for Rotary clubs to celebrate and help meet their Rotary’s challenge

goals. We ask you to show your commitment to eradicating polio by making an individual gift.

DG Datuk Latip said, “What you have done for Rotary today? You must do something ... because

The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands.

Best regards,

PP Matthew Yong, District Chair

Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge Committee

Enc.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Many people, some who are anonymous,

have contributed immensely their time,

efforts and even resources toward this

publication. I am indeed fortunate to have

the opportunity to work with several

dedicated people, the contributors of articles,

reports, pictures and images, Present, Past

and future Governors, District Officials,

Assistant Governors, Club Presidents and

fellow Rotarians. Without their support and

cooperation this publication would not have

been possible.

One of the purposes of this publication is to

look back at our past, our history, challenges,

contributions, achievements and the many

people who were part of that era. I am very

grateful to PDG Ir. John Cheah Kam Loong

who answered my requests for assistance in

providing the much needed information and

materials for this purpose. I thank him for

spending time with me over ‘mee rebus’ in

a restaurant near his house in Johor Bharu

to go over the old District Directories. I

thank him too for helping contact other Past

District Governors for information which

are not available to him.

I wish also to express my sincere thanks and

appreciation to President Metrius Benedict

Sunggoh of the Rotary Club of Batu Pahat and

his Board of Directors for the strong support

and cooperation rendered in the publication,

promotion and sales of this book.

specifically mention PDG Fong Hoe Beng,

PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan, PDG Hj Andre

Suharto, PDG Philip Chong, DGN Dolly Yeap,

Past Presidents Kenneth Tan, Leong Chee

Woh, Albert Tan, Emily Chong, Gladys Pang,

Chong Siew Beng, Charter Presidents Michael

Quek & Chew Ban Seng, Past Presidents Dr.

Shahul Hameed, Ng Yaw Hua, Mandy Sia,

Frankie Chua, Vicky Soo, Ann Panai, Patrick

Panai, Vanessa Smith, Chew Pak Heng,

V. Venkatachalam, Peter Wong, Dr.Sentil

Doraisamy, Dato Stanley Tee, Tan See Ang,

Raymess Wei Keong, Josephine Ng, Joseph

Lee, Darren Jee, See Mee Lee and Jimmy

Chung, Foo Kok Hing, Selen Ramesh Etican,

Dr Mir Atta Muh Talpur, Shenton Song,Datuk

Suzannah Liaw, Datin Phyllis Lo, Dr. Ravi

Mandalam, Freddie Lee, Crystal Pang, Jerry

Lau, Frankie Ong, James Te, Albert Goh,

Jeremy Tiong, Jong Kiam Ngee, Leonard Sia,

John Ng, Matthew Yong, Eleanor Wong, Ho

Lik Khui, Wong Chin Toon, Eliza Goh, Paul

Voon, Hj. Irwan Norris Ishak, Eric Chang and

our TRF Officer Hazel Seow who have been

very helpful.

I wish to sincerely apologize should I have

missed to mention names of Rotarians

or friends who have assisted me in this

publication. I wish all of you a BIG THANK

YOU! The success of this publication is indeed

ours to share.

The bulk of the contents of the publication

were contributed by fellow Rotarians to

whom I am indeed thankful. I wish to

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WORD OF APPRECIATION

WORDS OF APPRECIATION

My Fellow Rotarians,

As you know my term as the Chairman of the District Rotary Foundation Committee has just

ended on the 30th June, 2019.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for the strong support and

cooperation rendered to the District Rotary Foundation Committee and to me over the years

without which our tasks would have been difficult.

It has been a very meaningful 3 years Rotary journey for me and I wish to mark the completion

of this journey with a publication of a book titled “The Rotary Foundation & its activities in

District 3310”.

This book depicts the history, achievements, challenges and most important of all the untiring

support of the hundreds of Rotarians, their families and friends of Rotary who over the years

gave their strong continuous support to the many achievements of the Foundation in our

District. It is not without shortcomings and I do sincerely apologise for that.

This book is a gesture of my deepest appreciation for all the memories we have made together

serving as Rotarians. It is my gift to all of you.

It is available herein through this attachment, emails and through our District website. Those

who wish to have the hard copy, please contact Past President Foo Kok Hing, of the Rotary Club

of Batu Pahat or myself.

Kind regards.

Zainie

Thank you very much PDG Datuk Zainie and your team for your dedication and commitment

as Chairman of our District Rotary Foundation. You have carried out your heavy responsibility

with distinction. As DG in your second year l really appreciate your fine performance through

teamwork and motivation. Best regards.

PDG Datuk Lee Chuen Wan

Thank you PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie for all the valuable assistance that you have rendered to clubs

and Rtns in D3310 with so much dedication and commitment without which, clubs will definitely

face difficulties in getting the grants for their desired projects.

PDG Hj. Andre Suharto

PDG Datuk Zainie is always my learning example. Travelling to spread the seeds of Rotary and

motivating Rotarians to engage in Rotary work.

PP Foo Kok Hing

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Congratulations PDG Datuk Hj Zainie on your marvelous achievement in carrying your duties

as the District Rotary Foundation for 3 consecutive years. Well done and thank you for your

guidance and leadership throughout your tenure.

PP Emily Chong

Excellent work, PDG Datuk Zainie!

I took the time to inspect the pages. It’s good and timely to archive our district’s Foundation

work over the years, honoring Rotarians, past and present, who have sacrificed time and

resources to help build a better Foundation, making it our #1 charity.

Our clubs’ generous Foundation contributions to the Annual Fund, Endowment Fund, and

PolioPlus Fund have been steadily increasing with continuing support from our members. It

can only grow stronger.

We can look forward to many more good years of Foundation work, helping Rotarians do good

in the world, fulfilling Arch C. Klumph’s vision for The Rotary Foundation.

PDG Michael Yee

PDG Datuk Sir, you are a good leader and a hard working man.

President Donavan Chin

Congrats. A good tradition to built. God bless.

PDG Philbert Chin

Congratulations PDG Zainie

PDG Dr. Abraham

We from RC Muar would like to congratulate PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie on completing his term as

our District Rotary Foundation Chair. PDG Datuk Hj Zainie has always been a very helpful and

easily approachable man. He always makes everyone feel welcome and guided many of us in

Rotary as well.

PDG Datuk Zainie has been also a constant inspiration and supporter for activities of Rotary

Clubs including the End Polio campaign. I am sure PDG Datuk Zainie will also preform equally

well in other posts which he holds. Thank you PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie.

PP Abbas Ezzi

Well done PDG Datuk Zainie.

A job marvelously done and in your usual style you always crown your success with jewel as a

legacy, the Book, which I am sure will continue to inspire many and I sure PDG Michael with his

tremendous Rotary knowledge will bring the Foundation Committee add even greater value.

PP Jeyan Marimmuttu

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Congrats PDG Datuk Zaine and many thanks for your commitment and dedication for District

Rotary Foundation. Your support for the clubs will always be remembered.

PP Khushroo Dastur

You have done well for Rotary Foundation Datuk Zainie.

PP Freddie Lee.

Respect & congratulation dear PDG’Z’! I have orders for 4+me=5 books! Will ask around.

PDG Dr. Ivor Thevathasan

Congratulations! PDG Datuk Zainie.

PDG Datuk George Ginibun

Every club and PDG, district officer, etc should have a copy. Congrats and well-done PDG

Zainie for putting in the effort.

PDG Chris Chen.

Well done, PDG Zainie for taking the initiative of creating a TRF book of 3310. Nice info.

IPDG Henry Tan

Congratulations PDG Datuk Hj. Zainie for an excellent work.

PDG Abang Nawawi

Sincere appreciation to PDG Datuk Zainie for all that you and your committee have done for

The Rotary Foundation and the District Rotary Foundation Committee in the past 3 terms.

Great going with the new book. Looking forward to reading it in the coming weeks. All the

best to the new Chair of the District Rotary Foundation Committee, PDG Michael Yee and his

new committee.

PP Selen Etican Ramasamy

Selamat PDG Zainie! Congratulations on the launch of the Rotary Foundation and It’s Activities,

Rotary District 3310. Thank you for serving our district and TRF. A laudable work of service and

love.

PDG Gus Goh

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