i met Timen and his wife years ago at Boston seafood show, great couple.
Will miss you forever.
John Couto
Northern Wind

The first time for me to meet Timen when I saw him working so hard in the school library during the start of the school term in 1971. He gave me an impression as a hard working student. In the same year, I also knew that he was also an athletics and won a lot of medals. Thanks to him, I could manage to win my only medal in MFS by joining his team on 4 x 400 meters relay in track event during the sport event in 1974.
After separation for several years, we met again in Toronto in early 1990's. He has already started his families and run his business very well. We can continue to maintain the friendship for about 30 years and I feel so sad about my friend after knowing his bad news and wish him to be peace in the Heaven.

Timen and I lived in different part of the globe since we left secondary school in 1979. Although we only met up occasionally thereafter, our conversation was endless every time.
I cannot forget Timen's pleasant and cheerful personality. His unique trade mark smile is like a stamp in my mind. His passing is a great loss to us all. My condolences go to Jessie, Jeffrey, Joey and Jako. Rest in peace Timen.

You're missed and you still live among our hearts.