GAMBAR LAMA GAMBAR BARU

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Dalam simpan setiap seorang daripada kita tentunya terdapat gambar-gambar yang menjadi kenangan semasa di KBTC dulu.

Pada zaman tak se
begitu canggih seperti sekarang tidak semua daripda kita mempunya kemudahan untuk memiliki kamera persendirian.

Disebabkan itu simpanan gambar yang ada adalah terhad. Disini marilah kita menikmati beberapa gambar yang mungkin terdapat hanya dalam simpanan saya untuk dikongsi bersama.

Jika diamati gambar Tahun 2004 sahabat yang ada nampaknya lebih manco dan glemour dari gambar zaman muda Tahun 61/62. Walau bagaimana pun beberapa rakan di dalam sebelah sudah meninggalkan kita. Kita sama-sama mendo'kan agar roh mereka diletakkan bersama-sama dengan hamba-hamba yang beriman.


Fare thee well but never a goodbye, whilst we meet we will not cry.

Gambar  perjumpaan pertama pada Tahun 2004 di KBTC selepas hampir 40 tahun berpisah.
Kelihatan Abd Jalil dan Zainuddin mencangkung  dikelilingi antara lain Salmi, Norma, Dayang. Azhar dan Kepol bersama Idrus, Ahmad Tajuddin, Nik Ahmad, Ismail Hassan dan Md Noor.

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