For the Columbans and the masters we have lost. The School gave us the same start, and the Association keeps their names where the rest of us can find them.
The Association keeps this roll from what families and batchmates send in. It is read at the Annual General Meeting each year.
“You didn’t just teach us lessons, you taught us to believe in the power of our dreams.”
To the incredible teacher and head master who saw our potential and nurtured our passions — thank you for shaping our futures with your wisdom and care. We are forever grateful for your guidance and inspiration.
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of Robert Dias’s passing, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, love and strength that touched so many lives. Robert will be remembered for always being there when needed, and for his intelligence. Our hearts are with all who knew and loved him.
A proud member of the 1994 batch, Saurav was not just a remarkable singer and guitarist but a truly lovely human being. His music resonated with all who knew him, and his generosity and loyalty were only matched by his talent. He will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
Ramnik (Bobby) passed away in the US on 23rd October, of a cardiac arrest. Our deepest condolences to his immediate family, loved ones and friends, with prayers for his departed soul. He will be missed.
Gurshan passed away in Goa, full of life, love and energy — a true friend and a true fighter. A confident leader who dared to be different, he drew from his rich experiences and held an unshakeable belief in himself and his convictions. We shall all miss you.
Lost a batchmate or a master who taught you? Write to the Secretariat with the name, the batch or the years they taught, and the date if you know it. Send a name.
The names of Columbans and masters lost since the last meeting are read aloud.
Batch coordinators are told, so that those who sat beside him hear it from a Columban.
Where a family is in need, the Executive Committee considers what the Association can do.
The teachers who gave their working lives to St. Columba’s do not stop being ours when they leave the staff room. The Teachers Benevolent Fund exists so that no master who taught us is left without help.The Teachers Benevolent Fund
