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About Fictor Gideon Roring

Fictor Gideon Roring (also known as Coach Ito) is a basketball coach and former player, born in Manado, Indonesia on 18 December 1972 and is the 4th child of five siblings. He graduated from SMA 3 High School and became a professional basketball player, playing for league clubs Pelita Jaya, Aspac and Satria Muda BritAma as well as the Indonesian national side. When he retired from playing in 2001, he was appointed coach of Perbana and then Satria Muda before coaching the Indonesia national basketball team in the 2007 SEA Games in Thailand. Following this, he established a basketball academy. In 2015, he returned as coach of the Indonesia national team, taking home silver from the 2015 SEA Games in Singapore. Later in 2015, he signed to be head coach of Garuda Bandung in the IBL league.

Taiwanese high school student Hsu Tzu-han (許紫涵) thanked those who helped her get in touch with the person she calls her "second mother" in Indonesia over the weekend.
https://focustaiwan.tw/society/202005120015

Deeply saddened by the passing of Mr Lee Khoon Choy, a member of the PAP Old Guard, at the ripe old age of 92.

Khoon Choy, whom we all knew as “KC”, started off as a journalist with Nanyang Siang Pau in the 1950s. Mr S Rajaratnam recruited him to join the PAP. KC fought in the 1959 elections and won, thus beginning his long career in politics and the Public Service.

Mr Lee Kuan Yew once described KC as a man who “had it” — a man of courage that did not melt under pressure. In the early 1960s when the PAP was battling pro-communist factions in the party, the pro-communists targeted KC. He received a letter with a bullet, a death threat. In 1961, thousands of Chinese school students staged sit-ins. They threw rotten apples at him and shouted, “李炯才, 进棺材 (Lee Khoon Choy, enter the coffin)!” KC did not buckle. He stood with the PAP and was loyal till the end.

KC also served as Ambassador and High Commissioner to eight countries. As Ambassador to Indonesia, he played a crucial role in thawing relations between Singapore and Indonesia. Singapore had hanged two Indonesian commandos who bombed MacDonald House in 1965 and killed innocent civilians. KC persuaded Mr Lee Kuan Yew to wear a batik shirt and scatter flowers at the graves of the two men in Jakarta. This conciliatory gesture enabled Mr Lee to establish a relationship with President Suharto. In recognition of his contributions, KC was awarded the Distinguished Service Order in 1990.

After KC stepped down from public service, he returned to his first love — writing and painting. I was honoured to launch his book “Golden Dragon and Purple Phoenix” in 2013.

KC believed that “every human being should know his own roots. A tree without roots cannot grow. Human beings are the same.” Indeed, as we remember his life, we remember our roots and what our pioneers like him did, to put Singapore on the path it is today. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. – LHL

[At the launch of Mr Lee Khoon Choy’s (far right) book “Golden Dragon and Purple Phoenix” in July 2013. / ST Photo © Singapore Press Holdings Limited. Reproduced with permission.]