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Serious Nathan has passed away
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Former President S R Nathan dies, aged 92 - Channel NewsAsia
channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/3064846.html
(Posted 22 Aug 2016 22:04)
SINGAPORE: Former President S R Nathan died on Monday (Aug 22), said the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) in a statement. Mr Nathan was 92.
In its statement, the PMO said: "The Prime Minister and his Cabinet colleagues are sad to learn of the passing of Mr S R Nathan and would like to convey their condolences to his family. The late Mr Nathan passed away peacefully at Singapore General Hospital on Monday at 9.48 pm. He was 92.
"Arrangements for the public to pay respects and for the funeral will be announced later."
Mr Nathan had been warded at Singapore General Hospital since suffering a stroke on Jul 31.
He was the sixth and longest-serving President in Singapore, and served two terms from 1999 to 2011. He officially stepped down as President on Aug 31, 2011 after announcing that he would not seek a third term in office, and was succeeded by President Tony Tan Keng Yam.
After stepping down as President, Mr Nathan took up appointments as Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and at the Singapore Management University's School of Social Sciences.
Prior to becoming President, he held key positions in the civil service, as well as in security, intelligence and foreign affairs. He was appointed as Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia in 1988 and later Singapore's Ambassador to the United States of America from 1990 to 1996.
He also served as Singapore's Ambassador-at-Large, and later pro-chancellor of the National University of Singapore.
Mr Nathan leaves his wife, daughter, son and three grandchildren.
channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/3064846.html
(Posted 22 Aug 2016 22:04)
SINGAPORE: Former President S R Nathan died on Monday (Aug 22), said the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) in a statement. Mr Nathan was 92.
In its statement, the PMO said: "The Prime Minister and his Cabinet colleagues are sad to learn of the passing of Mr S R Nathan and would like to convey their condolences to his family. The late Mr Nathan passed away peacefully at Singapore General Hospital on Monday at 9.48 pm. He was 92.
"Arrangements for the public to pay respects and for the funeral will be announced later."
Mr Nathan had been warded at Singapore General Hospital since suffering a stroke on Jul 31.
He was the sixth and longest-serving President in Singapore, and served two terms from 1999 to 2011. He officially stepped down as President on Aug 31, 2011 after announcing that he would not seek a third term in office, and was succeeded by President Tony Tan Keng Yam.
After stepping down as President, Mr Nathan took up appointments as Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and at the Singapore Management University's School of Social Sciences.
Prior to becoming President, he held key positions in the civil service, as well as in security, intelligence and foreign affairs. He was appointed as Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia in 1988 and later Singapore's Ambassador to the United States of America from 1990 to 1996.
He also served as Singapore's Ambassador-at-Large, and later pro-chancellor of the National University of Singapore.
Mr Nathan leaves his wife, daughter, son and three grandchildren.
Got public holiday or not? Free roti prata?
Took him long enough.
You beat me to it, got holiday bo???
LHL : "Heng ah!"
fuck u la.idlot
The fainting spell would pale in comparison, wouldn't it?
Aiyah... Aiyah... I'm fainting too...
fuck you back. Your family will suffer I guarantee.
So anti pappies did not celebrate? Where's nigger narong?
the first two term millionaire president ,nathan, annual SGD4million x 10years...least SGD50million worth. he bring secrets to his grave.
Swee la. Song ah. Huat ah.
Tony Tan better count his blessings or he'll be next.
Re: Ex-president SR Nathan passed away today
wow.is that good news or bad news?should we celebrate?
wow.is that good news or bad news?should we celebrate?
Got State Funeral? Fly SG flag half mast?
PM's staff forgot to change his FaceBook picture 
Lee Hsien Loong
Deeply saddened by the passing of Mr SR Nathan today. He passed away peacefully at the Singapore General Hospital, surrounded by family and loved ones, three weeks after suffering a stroke.
Mr Nathan’s life is an inspiration to us all. His was a story of how a young boy strove to triumph over his circumstances and make a contribution to society. He held many public service posts, and occupied the highest office in the land.
Mr Nathan was our longest serving President. He was a warm and approachable President who endeared himself to Singaporeans. He impressed visitors with his knowledge of world affairs, and served with dignity and distinction.
I have known Mr Nathan for 40 years, since I was a young officer in SAF. I remember him as a man guided by a deep sense of duty to the nation. He stepped up each time duty called. He was a true son of Singapore.
My condolences to Mrs Nathan and the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of grief. – LHL
Lee Hsien Loong
Deeply saddened by the passing of Mr SR Nathan today. He passed away peacefully at the Singapore General Hospital, surrounded by family and loved ones, three weeks after suffering a stroke.
Mr Nathan’s life is an inspiration to us all. His was a story of how a young boy strove to triumph over his circumstances and make a contribution to society. He held many public service posts, and occupied the highest office in the land.
Mr Nathan was our longest serving President. He was a warm and approachable President who endeared himself to Singaporeans. He impressed visitors with his knowledge of world affairs, and served with dignity and distinction.
I have known Mr Nathan for 40 years, since I was a young officer in SAF. I remember him as a man guided by a deep sense of duty to the nation. He stepped up each time duty called. He was a true son of Singapore.
My condolences to Mrs Nathan and the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of grief. – LHL
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