A brief Biodata of Bryan Paul Lai
Born in 1943 during the second world war in Sandakan Studied in Holy Trinity School in 1950 Studied in St Marys School in Sandakan in 1952 Studied back in Holy Trinity School in 1954 till 1963 Entered Teachers training College in 1967 till 1968 Teaching in SMK Abdullah in 1969 Teaching in SMK Kuhara in 1970 Become a headmaster in St Patrick School Tawau in 1983 till I retired in 1998 at St Patricks School Tawau
Activities before retirement. The scout movement, The Tawau Jaycees. The Tawau Sports Club. The Tawau Golf Club, The Persatuan Kadet Tenera in SMK
Kuhara and Headmaster of St Patrick School Tawau
Activities after retirement
a) Join the Sabah Government Pensioner Association in 2000 membership No 1234
b) In 2001 become the acting chairman of PPKS Tawau DCC
c) In the year 2001 moved to Kota Kinabalu and took active part in Kota Kinabalu PPKS as a committee member under the leadership of MR Terance Liaw
d) When Datuk Dr Epin took over as the President, became the Vice president
e) Four years later Datuk Wilfred Lingham took over and I was nominated and took the post as the Deputy President till the year 2023
f) An author of five books available at international book seller
1. The joy of life
2. A glance of Tawau in the sixties
3. The joy of life second edition
4. A glance of Tawau in the old days
5. Moving On
Federal award PPN in 1990
State award in 2002 ADK
MPMS award in 2002
Email: sinontiku@gmail.co
Bryan Paul Lai
Bryan Paul Lai
Born in 1943 in Sandakan, Bryan Paul Lai is an esteemed educator, community leader, and author. With a lifelong dedication to education, he began his teaching career in 1969 and later served as Headmaster of St. Patrick School Tawau (1983–1998), shaping the lives of countless students. Beyond academia, he actively contributed to scouting, sports clubs, and civic organizations, earning him prestigious awards, including the Federal Award (PPN) in 1990 and the State Award (ADK) in 2002.
A prolific writer, Bryan Paul Lai has authored several books, including The Joy of Life, A Glance of Tawau in the Sixties, and Moving On, offering insightful reflections on history, culture, and personal growth. He remains a dedicated advocate for education and community service.
