Comments on: Goodbye to Miss Heng and the Mee Pok Man

By: Liew Lee Lin, SCGS Bursar

Liew Lee Lin, SCGS Bursar — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 11:21:39 +0000

Dear Yann,I chanced on your blog and was wondering whether the School could have the nice photos you took with and of Miss Heng at the Great Eastern Run. We will put them in the SCGS Photo archive.

By: gp

gp — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 22:16:56 +0000

U made me miss scgs so much! Yes, Miss Heng & our Mee Pok Man will always be part of my memory of this school.

By: monoceros

monoceros — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 14:23:10 +0000

Thanks for sharing, yAnn. It’s a sad year to see Miss Heng and Mr. Ang, our dear Mee Pok Man, go, albeit in very different manners. My heart feels heavy after reading this poignant entry. Miss Heng “made” SCGS for many of us, and so did the mee pok man. I hope he knew how special he was – and will remain so – to thousands of kim geks.

By: Peter

Peter — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 05:13:08 +0000

Thank you for mentioning about the Mee Pok Man. My father in law was a simple and humble man but he took great pride in cooking his Mee Pok dish in an unassuming manner.

Let it be known that his name is Mr. Ang Boon Chye, He passed away peacefully at the age of 68yrs and is survived by his wife, five daughters and son.

You can find his niche at Blk E or Euginia, Blk 2 level 3, 0310, Mandai Columbarium. Kindly note that the engravings on the stone slab are in chinese and the stone stylized picture of my father in law will only be ready in 3 weeks time.

My father in law may have passed, but his legacy in SCGS was in the flavor and taste of his black vinegar Mee Pok with lots of chilli.

Cheers to my father in law !