I was in his one of his lectures that day and I Googled his name, saw him on FB and immediately added him. When I signed the attendance list, he asked, "you're the one who added me on FB just now?". I smiled and he approved me. He helped me a lot to survive Anatomy subject and he was very cool. He is the kind of lecturer who always find ways to help his students. Every time I saw him, he will always smile and asked "how are you doing? how's your study?". He fights cancer for years and he is such a strong man. I saw him in Monash early this year and never thought it was the last time I saw him.
Today, I heard the news he passed away. It really breaks my heart.
Rest in peace our dearest lecturer, Dr. Ngin Cin Khai.
p/s: I never had someone close to me who passed away (my grandfather died when I was 11 and I think he's asleep so I didn't feel sad) and at the same time the person is very kind. It feels so painful because I think that person should live a little longer to spread kindness to the world.
p/s: I never had someone close to me who passed away (my grandfather died when I was 11 and I think he's asleep so I didn't feel sad) and at the same time the person is very kind. It feels so painful because I think that person should live a little longer to spread kindness to the world.
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| Goodbye, beautiful soul. |