STAY CONNECTED

from KLASSics Chronicle June 2023

KLASSics Support

As a lifetime member of KLASSics Alumni Association, you are incredibly important to us.

You are a part of a global community of over five thousand active alumni. We are here to help you build a lasting relationship with The Alice Smith School and each other. Wherever you are in the world, we ask you to stay connected and be a part of our community. We provide you with many services, benefits and opportunities.

Find out more of what KLASSics offers here: https://www.alice-smith.edu.my/klassics/stay-connected

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Tribute

We lost a few fellow KLASS comrades in the last year. These beautiful souls left a remarkable impact on KLASS and everyone whom they have crossed paths with.

Jahanvir Chall (KLASS of 2005)

Passed away on 11th September 2022. He was an amazing person and loved by all who crossed paths with him. His ability to connect with people and light up their lives were so apparent through their heartfelt and outpouring tributes to him.

Mark Lawrence (KLASS 2011)

Was tragically killed in a hit in an accident on 2nd October 2022. He was full of charm and kindness. He was a very much loved and popular member of the Sale FC Family, an extremely gifted player.

Datuk Seri Gopal Sri Ram (A former parent and governor of KLASS from 1984 - 1991)

Passed away on 29th January 2023. He was a highly valued and respected member of the legal fraternity and played a significant role as an Alice Smith School governor back in the 80’s. His demise is a great loss to many.

Alex Loosley (KLASS of 1998)

Passed away suddenly on the 14th of February 2023. Alex was a caring and gentle soul who always looked out for others. He was always beaming with that infectious smile.

Primila Edward (Former parent and governor of KLASS from 1997 - 2007)

Passed away on 18th March 2023. She was a warm soul that always had a smile on her face. She will always be remembered for her jovialness and her contribution to the School.

Damian Broadbent (Former governor)

Passed away on 28th March, after a short period of illness. Damian was nominated as a governor by the Royal Society of St. George in Dec 2019 and resigned in Oct 2021 as he had to return to the UK for family reasons. He had served on the Marketing Subcommittee and the Head of School Search Task Force. Whilst being a governor for only a brief period of time, Damian contributed immensely to Council and the school.