Nurddin & Fatimah's Wedding

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The beautiful couple (Timah & Nurddin)
Wedding Invitation Card

More Maybankers...

Ex-colleague at Jalan Abell Branch (L-R, Lunar, Erica, Madam Liew, Jenny, Kak Aishah, Jenny & Ms Kho)

Reception di Penview Hotel, pengantin nang sik pandei renah lah....

Timah berlulut

Nurddin & Timah lepas akad nikah. Merahnya mak ngah!!!!

My ex-collegue di Jalan Abell Branch

Dah macam reunion Maybankers jak.

I attended my ex-colleague wedding for the last two days. It has been 8 years since I left Maybank and I've always been in constant touch with most of them. Nevertheless when I received the invitation I was so delighted and of course very surprised. Never expected that both would end up as husband and wife. Mmmmm, which reminds me of soooooooooo many sweet memories back then at Jalan Abell Branch. Seeing most of them during the wedding made me at home again with them and I shed some tears. I am nostalgic nowadays la.
But I am very happy for both. Moga dimurahkan rezeki dan berbahagia hingga ke akhir hayat.

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March 17, 2009 at 8:27 PM
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