Comments on: The Passing of Another Friend :-(

By: Student of Sir Mahisham Batch 98-03

Student of Sir Mahisham Batch 98-03 — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 05:02:30 +0000

Al-fatihah,

sorry to say,

sdihnye… sy xtahu yg arwah mngalami radang paru2… sblm 14hb feb. lps my sis ada cari arwah…… my sis slh sorg pasukan hoki negeri bwh bimbingan arwah nk sgt arwah g wedding dia……. i thought dia pn xtahu lg arwah dh xde………. memori bsama arwah time i kcik2 dulu xkn i lupa.. my sis akan sdih klau dgr berita ni….. arwah mrupakan guru n coach ksyangn dia.. semoga rohnya d tmpatkan antara org2 beriman…..

i mis u sirr……

By: fatie. a student of Sir Mahisham

fatie. a student of Sir Mahisham — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:41:08 +0000

I miss my sir ;(

By: smz

smz — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 23:25:53 +0000

Yeah, “mutual” would be a better word. Why didn’t I think of that!

Thank you Paul. 3 deaths in less than 2 weeks – quite difficult for me to swallow!

By: Paul Lionel

Paul Lionel — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:10:10 +0000

Oh no. I’m sorry to hear that Sabariah.

By: a student of Cikgu Mahisham

a student of Cikgu Mahisham — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:43:56 +0000

‘mutual’ could be a better word to avoid this misunderstanding on the word ‘common’

By: Nury

Nury — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 06:20:01 +0000

Sabar, sorry tumpang your blog to communicate with Saipul.

Saipul,

I used to be ‘scared’ of you. Not physically, but more of you saying things about us (girls) that would be embarassing, in front of the class and teachers. Well, that was then. Really hope to see you on 4th of July.

Nury

By: smz

smz — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:14:50 +0000

Pul,

It’s a great honour to have you drop by at my blog! Thank you.

“Common friend”? Ah…some imsunderstanding. Common here means similar to “common denominator” in Mathematics – ask your kids!

You are never common (as you understood) to me. Otherwise, why would I be asking for you all these years? ASk the boys (oops! the guys, I mean).

None from the Alpha class is common to me in that sense. What I meant here is you are my friend, and Mahisham’s friend, so, you are our “common” friend!

Please keep up to date in the cyberworld – it’s worth while!

I’m also honoured for you to put me in such high position, and to mention to your kids. However, this “Math whizz” is very ordinary (common?) now .

Anyway, I (like other friends) look forward to see you on 4th July.

By: saipul

saipul — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 17:39:06 +0000

it is really eerie for me to find that i was standing next to him in the class photo.we were together in bangau dorm.every week we fought each other just to show who is incharge,weirdly,we always made up.he and i were together in every adventurous indiana jones in the hostel.i left sms in 78 and had no news of him.i met hm after 30 years and i didn’t know it is the last meeting.it is really historical event as for thirty years i wonder where this sabariah a mathematics whizz who made me spellbound when she wrote the calculations on the board.it made me feel dumber and lacked confident at maths asit bruised my ego to see a girl was much better than me.the deceased connected me to you after 30 years.it is aworth while moment to catch up with you.actually i hate this cyber thing.this is my firstb time typing all this thing just to show how eager i am to keep intouch with u.before tht please clarify why u treat me as common friend,does it mean i just passed by in your life without any significant/i always mention ur name as a source of inspiration whenever my children are slow at maths.so ur not common but special

By: Nury

Nury — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:34:01 +0000

Sabar and all,

Just to add some things about Allahyarham. He was also a sprinter, together with our Prof. Khudzir. During Form 5, I remember his seat was near ours, Khudzir and Iqbal. By mid-year, when there is no more ‘class’ (syllabus covered), we used to chit-chat among those in our corner, talking about what we were going to do after passing our MCE.

Anyway, he was also an active member of Scouts, his father being one of the scout masters in the state. Can still remember he brought me back some souveniers from Sarawak when he went there for Jamboree. I was really looking forward to see him this 4th of July since I haven’t met him for almost 30 years. I don’t have any new memories of him except the ones from school [soooo....sad ( ].

By: anis azura

anis azura — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 01:18:01 +0000

Kak dearest,

Al-fatihah,

Saya terkejut dengan apa yg terjadi. Apa yg paling meyejutkan, saya berbalas sms ngan dia dlm penghujung bulan february 2009. just sms. beritahu dia yg kawan saya ( murid dia ) dah kawin pada 14 feb. dia dengan sedih beritahu saya yg dia tak dijemput pun. nak pujuk hati seorg cikgu yg bagaikan ayah pada kami, saya cakap yg kawan saya jemput saya pun last minit sebab dia akan fly ke oversea. then dia pun mcm ok je berbalas sms ngan saya.

saya adalah ketua pasukan hoki pertama yg dia asas di sekolah rendah zainab (1). saya juga adalah anak jurulatih hoki kepada cikgu marhisyam semasa cikgu marhisyam bermain di peringkat kebangsaan. sebab itu kami rapat. jasa dia mengajar saya hingga saya berpeluang mengecapi kejayaan dalam hoki hingga ke peringkat negeri, tak dapat saya lupakan. hanya Allah yg dpt membalas jasanya. Dan saya adalah antara yang bertuah mengenali cikgu marhisyam.

yg saya cukup terkilan, kami tak sempat berjumpa, hanya berhubung melalui telefon shj. itu pun bila saya cal, walaupun dia cakap mcm happy, tapi jauh kedengaran suaranya mcm sedih. last month pun sama. dan dia tak pernah cakap yg dia tengah sakit. bila saya tanye, ” Cikgu sakit lagi ke?” dia hanya cakap yg dia syukur dia skrg tak lah sakit mcm dulu. kenapa dia tak cakap ngan saya yg dia tengah sakit. dia kata dia rindukan anak2 murid dia. Dia bangga sebab semua anak2 murid dia dah berjaya. tapi saya sedih bila dia tak berterus terang yg dia tengah sakit lagi.

Anisz ( suhaniz ) adalah satu pasukan campuran ZS1 + ZS2 pertama dibimbing oleh arwah. anisz…. tak sangka, cikgu kita dah pergi tinggalkan kita….

semoga dia ditempatkan antara org2 yang beriman. amin.