2018 in Review
The biggest and toughest lesson I’ve learnt in 2018 is to trust God. Trust God – something that is so easily preached but not so easily achieved. I hope I do not come across as boasting because I am not, I just wish to share my story on the setting up of my own company.…
1st Year Anniversary
It’s the first year anniversary of my baptism. Exactly a year ago, I made the decision to publicly declare my faith. Looking back, it’s heartening to see how God has worked in my life even within a short span of a year. I am often very touched by His faithfulness. I think in life, we…
Life As A Funeral Director
Many of my peers have often questioned me: what do you do in your job as a Funeral Director? To be honest, the term – Funeral Director is merely just that – it’s just a position. But what I really do, and what I enjoy is the serving part of my job. I enjoy it…
10 Things About A Funeral Service You Might Not Know
As with all things, even the funeral industry in Singapore as a whole is progressing. An overhaul would be an overstatement but things are slowly but surely changing. What is seen in today’s funeral services and what is remembered of funeral services attended years ago may be world’s apart. Here are some of the few…
Taking the Route Less Traveled
It’s been a long time since I’ve last updated this site. Now that I’m back, I’ll be releasing some videos in time to come to share some snippets of my life as a Funeral Director in Singapore. This entire vlog series is made possible thanks to my young, beautiful and kind friend, Nicole Chow, You…
“We must find time to stop and thank the people who make a difference in our lives” – John F.Kennedy
I like to take pictures. Not because I am a narcissist (Ah, okay, maybe a little >.<). On a serious note; it’s more of how a picture can capture the essence of emotions, can capture a particular moment which would never happen ever again in our lives. Every moment is special and unique it its…
A Tribute
This post is a tribute to be paid to my dear friend, Jasmine Lim. I couldn’t believe it when I saw you on the newspapers, that you’d been involved in a car accident and unfortunately have passed on. I will never forget how we first spoke to each other. I have seen you a couple…
清明节
The Qing Ming Festival ( 清明节 ), also popularly known as the “Tomb-Sweeping Day” falls on 5th April, a Thursday this year. During this traditional Chinese festival, Chinese families would visit the tombs or crematoriums to pay respects to their ancestors. I respect such entrenched traditions and as a Christian, I view this as a…
Burial Or Cremation?
Recently, my guys and I conducted a burial service. Luckily, the weather was alright that day. For those who have not been to Choa Chu Kang Cemetery to witness a burial, it indeed is much tougher than cremation – at least for the pallbearers. The usual procedure would be to lower the casket down into…
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