In Memory of K S Rajah, Former Judicial Commissioner and Director of Legal Aid Bureau K S Rajah was a latecomer into the legal profession, entering only at age 33. However, it was a profession he would stick to for the rest of his life, living up to the highest ethics of his calling in ensuring the delivery of justice and contributing substantially to the development of Singapore law. View more     Congratulations to our Supporter of Heritage 2009/2010: Mr Ronni Pinsler – Extraordinary Photographer of the Nation’s Cultural Landscape Mr Ronni Pinsler is an independent photographer who has made invaluable contributions to Singapore heritage by documenting the nation’s changing landscape till 1995. He is best known for his extraordinary efforts recording the multifaceted practices of popular Taoism and has captured many valuable images of Singapore focusing on vanishing local street scenes and people portraits. He recently received the prestigious Supporter of Heritage award from the National Heritage Board in April 2010 in honour of his generous permanent loan of a comprehensive collection of his work to the National Archives of Singapore. View more In Memory of Dr Goh Keng Swee: Architect of Singapore’s Economic, Defence and Education Policies Dr Goh Keng Swee was among the most visionary of Singapore’s founding generation of leaders. Independent minded, farsighted, and realistic Dr Goh laid the foundations of the Republic’s economic, defence and education policies. More than just an expert, hard-headed technocrat, Dr Goh was broadly read in history and the humanities, deeply interested in human nature and morality, and integrated these perspectives into original thoughts on policy. A man of great personal integrity, he was deeply respected by people from all walks of life. View more     In Memory of Fang Xiu, Chinese Literary Pioneer (1922-2010) Fang Xiu (方修), Chinese literary pioneer passed away on 5 March 2010. He is best remembered as the pioneer in the study of Singapore-Malayan Chinese literature. The Oral History Centre was honoured to have interviewed him in 2006 for the Development of the Chinese Literary Scene in Singapore project. View more The Art of PS Teo – Portrait Photographer One of Singapore’s finest portrait photographers in his time, the late Teo Poh Seng, popularly known as PS Teo, was the chief photographer at his family business, Studio Deluxe. Mostly self-taught, his works won numerous local and international photographic awards and he was one of the most sought after portrait photographers in Singapore. The life, art and triumphs of this humble master photographer continue to instruct and inspire and are remembered in this article. View more