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Christine Sugimura
October 21, 2024
Thomas Seu was a kindly colleague who made mel welcome when I began teaching at Farrington High School in 1968. he was s0 well-loved and respected by all. I was shocked to read his obituary, but hey! ... time had not stood still.
l can't begrudge him his rest now at the age of 100, but I was sad to realize he's gone. In my mind I l see him as he was in those days (same smile
as in your photo; thanks for sharing that picture). I was glad to read about his lovely family. He was a quiet friend and a good example to all of us, teachers and students alike
. What's more, his work at the credit union was a great service. A teacher's salary was not much in those days, so the loans from the credit union helped us buy our first car and---2nd mortgage--- helped us finish our house. Imagine the hours he patiently gave to his workplace, his community, and his family. His was a life well-lived, and I feel lucky to have known him.
Dana Yap
April 9, 2024
To the Seu Family,
Sorry for your lost... I was one of many students from Farrington, class of 1972... Fun story, he gave me the distinct honor of being an outstanding when He kicked me out of class. I was looking of the class not paying attention so he kicked me out and when you´re ready you can come back to class..(photograph/ yearbook class) took class all the time @ FHS.
Although I never pursued a career in Photography, I took pictures for my daughters events in High school on the mainland.
Then in 2014 return to hawaii and started to take pictures for my old Alma mater... FHS starting on the football field & expanding to other events.. Currently a Substitute @ FHS and helping in the media of the school, actually learning more than teaching...
Thanks again Mr Seu for your service to me and the Farrington Community. Mahalo & Aloha
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