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IN THOSE DAYS  ..... Framed by people, time and space (Lipa-Philippines, Tambunan-Sabah/Malaysia, Nabawan-Sabah/Malaysia, Manado-Indonesia, Kuching-Sarawak/Malaysia, Penang-Malaysia, Bacolod-Philippines, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur-Malaysia), to give up was only a matter of decision. Was it great? Not too sure. Truly, life has its own character. And that you will not be able to deserve it. How much feeling did you get? Not too sure. Are you the winner? Maybe not. Still and should be the same.

Lipa Novitiate - Philippines

St Theresa Church - Tambunan/Sabah/Malaysia

Asrama Butitin Nabawan Community - Sabah/Malaysia

Vocation Promotion in Tulid - Sook/Sabah/Malaysia

Sarawak

First Vows - Penang/Malaysia

First Vows - Penang/Malaysia (L-R: Mr Sukarno/uncle, Br Egbertus, myself, Br. Justin, Mr Gatot Sasongko/brother) 

Bahay Pagasa - Bacolod/Philippines

Unika De La Salle Manado - Indonesia

Hope House - St Patrick/Singapore

Center for the Deaf - Jln Ampang - Kuala Lumpur / Malaysia

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