Saturday, May 3, 2008


In addition to putting up this mural on the wall leading to the NJC squash courts, the school gave out the Stephen Loh Sports Excellence award to a deserving student at College Day today.

It has been almost half a year, and as my team mate mentioned in an earlier post, we had trained hard, though probably not as hard as he would have pushed us to. Nationals ended last week for the girls, and are drawing to a close for the guys. We didn't manage to meet his aim of getting a third, regretfully. A small part of me thinks that perhaps the outcome would have been different if he had been around, since he would have taught me how to lead the team on; but a larger part of me tells me to believe that deep down, he lives on, and continues to live on in every one of us.

The mural, the award: they are all ways in which the school remembers a great teacher, and I can safely say, one of the best teachers I've met in my life. But even without these, we will still remember, for he has made such an indelible impact on our lives.

This season was probably the toughest in 3 years for me, but I've learnt the most too. Perhaps this is what he meant by saying that competitive sports makes you not just a sportsperson, but a better person in general.

Mr Stephen Loh: our teacher, our mentor, our inspiration, always.


-Squasher (just as how he signed off in his emails to us)

Friday, May 2, 2008

hey mr loh......today was our emaths paper...it was quite ok...hope to ace it. :D next week would be our amaths paper...wish us good luck k? coz amaths would be the killer one. :X o.o hey..didnt noe u was a fan of corrinne may also...based on what ur friend posted...cool... well...shall post next time we get our results for our papers...we shall do our best for amaths next week.

Sunday, April 27, 2008


In fond memories of Stephen Loh

dear stephen,how r u? you're a second fren who went away in 3 years. there's a paper coming up, but it's hard to concentrate...your bright smile and tiny eyes keep appearing in my head. it pains me when i saw your name appear in the news and i'm shaken by ppl who are so bloody insensitive and are discussing bout you n your frens deaths in forums...i remember the times when i massaged your bulgy muscles. my hands got all tired and you still wanted more.i remember you laughing at me during exams cos your exams were so freaking easy...i remember the times when both of us went thru a relationship breakup. we were there for each other silently... you intro-ed me to corrine may, and it became my healing album. you asked me to watch corrine may's concert with you, and we went. immersed in her performance, you wiped away a tear. i saw it, and wiped away mine.i remember when i wanted to go vietnam and you copied me and went there before me!i remember... you still owe me a dinner...:( i admire you cos you're so young at heart and passionate. you were so proud when you showed me your SEA medal, and i'm full with regrets now cos i lost my fake "SEA medal" tht u bought for me... :( you always say you're an old man and need to sleep early. the last time we talked online, it was a brief one cos AS USUAL, u wana go n sleep. how i wish you should have stayed a bit longer, so i could spend a bit more time with you...actually, i still don't believe it. for 2 days i have been looking at the news just to confirm, again n again.i'm glad i hav so many fond memories of you. and each one of them are unique and held close to my heart.ps. after thinking through, i decided to make this entry public. so tht anybody who wish to read bout it will know that stephen is REAL,SPECIAL, and not jus some VICTIM OF DRAGONBOAT ACCIDENT.

FROM :

http://ccube.livejournal.com/76975.html

Saturday, April 26, 2008


Film on dragon boat tragedy

A 20-MINUTE documentary is being planned on the five national dragon boat paddlers who died when their boat capsized in Cambodia last year.

Water Dragons:5ive is to celebrate the lives and commemorate the passion of Singaporeans Chee Wei Cheng, Reuben Kee, Jeremy Goh, Poh Boon San and Stephen Loh, who died in the Nov 23 tragedy, the film's producer Jaden A. Zander, 33, told Life!.

He is also writing and directing the film.The police officer, who is also an actor and emcee, is working on his maiden film project with Fly Productions, a subsidiary of Fly Entertainment.He said the film will focus on the national dragon boat team, the history behind it and the November tragedy. It will also spotlight dragon boat racing as a safe sport.He said the film is being kept to 20 minutes because of budget concerns.He is now rounding up financing and other assistance from sponsors for the film.

LIFE!
Straits Times

April 25, 2008 edition

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

hey steph. Liverpool just got into the European Cup semi-finals. Guess you must be feeling very happy now. Take care bro... still thinking of u guys whenever i'm doing gym or ergo.

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

It's been a few months.

We've been training hard, us girls and guys.

Trained, recruited, bonded. We are a team now more than ever.

Tomorrow, the guys from NJC are playing a crucial game.

We dedicate our match against ACJC to you Mr Loh.

Our efforts wont just boil down to the outcome of tomorrow's match. Winning will come as a bonus. But more than that, we hope to fight all out tomorrow. Bring home memories of representing the NJ team.

Make you proud, just as everyone else watching us.

NJC Squash,

Friday, April 4, 2008

It's Your Day

Hey Stephen, today is the day you came to this world to share your life with us. May God Bless your soul.

P.S. Hope you like that flower I got for you......and for the rest.