Robert Koh

dear robert, may you rest in peace. thanks for being such a dear friend. my deepest condolences to pat, stephanie and david. may god grant you the strength to go through these tough moments yours sincerely, trudy

Robert was always positive, upbeat, full of laughter and always a pleasure to work with and be around.  I think he always made an impression with everyone that met him. I will always remember him with great fondness. Condolences and prayers to the Koh family.

June

Hi Pat and family,
My condolences to you all. I have not seen Robert since we left school in 1972. Somehow, our paths have not crossed but, I always remember Robert as he used to hang out with us in school. I am not surprised to read about the many nice testimonies about him as I remember him as someone who was always cheerful and loved to crack jokes. Looking at his pictures, it seems like he is one schoolmate who has not aged. We know he is now in a happier place and I just want to comfort you and your family that he has finished his race and he has done it very well. May God be with you all during this time.

So very very sad to learn of Robert's departure, James and I would like to send our sincere and deepest condolence to Pat and the kids. Although we have not met for some time, our prayers and love are with you.  Robert is in a better place now, he suffers no more.  It is heartening to know that Robert hung on to his faith to the end, he now wears the crown. We should cheer for him in celebration of his victory.  Love, Liz

I retired six years ago and still remember Robert Koh, for he was able, comfortable to
work with, and useful.  He earned the trust and respect of many.  We need more warm
humans like Robert, and we shall miss knowing he is here. 

Dear Pat, Stephanie, and David,

I will always remember Robert as a person who has a positive view in life. I met him and sat next to him when I went through my divorce. He gave me the male perspective and the positive perspective  when I was mad at the whole world. I will cherished those conversations. 

Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help you.

Nita Halim

Dear Pat and Family,

 

My deepest condolences for your loss of a loving, caring husband and father. I first met Robert 5 years ago for a roadshow in New York, and from the first time I met him he as come across as a person who will go out of his way to help people whom he hardly knew.

 

On the various occasions which I was there with other corporate clients, he has always gone out of his way to make us feel at home. His genuine warmth, kindness and friendship is something which always welcomed us back to the US. 

 

He will always remembered and loved by all who knew him.

 

With Deepest Condolences,

 

eng yew 

Dear Pat, Stephanie and David,

 

I would just like to say how sorry I was to hear that Robert had passed away. He was just such a lovely man- always so happy, upbeat, pleased to see everyone. It was a great pleasure to have known him. He will be missed by many people, right across the world. He was very proud of you his family. Take care, Angus.

Dear Robert, even though we knew you for such a short time, but we loved you for your energy and your passion for Prik-Nam-Pla.  We only wish that we had more time to get to know you, and sorry that you had to pass in such pain.  Petom will always think of you whenever he's cooking Pad-Cee-Eew.  May your soul rest in peace and we will see you again one day.

With love, Petom & Alice

Dear Pat and family

 

I send my deep condolences on the loss of Robert.  We were teamates in the ACS badminton team in 1971.  He was a fine example of the ACS all-rounder, excelling in studies and sports and displaying sportsmanship as a gentleman.  I will remember his humour, friendship and discipline when we trained for tournaments.   

 

We will see him again in God's home.  

 

God bless

 

Chua Hian Kong Robert