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Former DGP of Sikkim TN Tenzing is no more

By himalayanreview
Gangtok, February 9: The former Director General of Police (DGP) of Shri T. N. Tenzing, 63 passed away on Thursday or February 7 at his residence here. His brother, the former Chief Secretary of Sikkim , Shri S.W. Tenzing had died on July last year. Born on August 1, 1945, Shri Tenzing served in various capicities in Government of Sikkim for many years. He is survived by his mother, wife. a son and a daugher. His cremation will take place on Monday, February 11, 2008.

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  1. UnknownFebruary 12, 2008 7:14 PM

    My Uncle, Mr. Tenzing (who for me will always be my Ashangbombula) is not amongst us anymore, but is in our consciousness. For me, he always had a larger than life presence.I still hear his loud booming voice telling me not to do silly things, to take care of my health and to study hard. I’m glad that I can still hear his voice in my head. It makes me feel safe, happy and content knowing that, it’s a part of him I’ll always have.

    The greatest lesson that I have learnt from both my late Uncles (both of whom I lost in a span of 7 months) is, that forging relationships with people is more important than just getting the job done.

    And though there are lot of things in life I’m not sure of, one thing I know for sure is, that they dont/wont make men like my uncles anymore :)

    LOVE AND MISS YOU BOTH

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  2. AnonymousAugust 24, 2008 2:45 AM

    To the one person who lived to love and never asked anything for in return: a true legend! Some things in life are just meant to be felt in the heart.It really doesnt need to have a definition of any kind whatsoever.The ties of the heart and soul are never severed.it is a bond which continues into eternity. What you mean to me will never be known nor is there anything that needs to be proved. You are always on our minds and missed dearly,all the happy and sad moments,..are indelible impressions ion my mind as those are the best memories of my life.
    You meant more than my very own have and this is a tribute to the greatest human being.I thank you for making every dream of mine come true and for always being there in a way thats unimaginable and beyond measure or comparison, for the love you showered,the care you showed and most of all the belief you had in me.Will do you proud and are always in my heart no matter where i maybe.prayers.

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