+852 27135268

SJ Lowcock

Memory of Mr. S.J. Lowcock – Lawrence Wong

A Prayer for Our Dearest Former Headmaster S.J. Lowcock,

Dear Lord, God, In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ sake, we thank you in giving Mr. S.J.
Lowcock in our life as our headmaster.We learn it from Mr. Lowcock, your faithful servant, 
how to live our life abundantly in Your name sake, none of us are away from your teaching.
As today, you receive him back home with our Lord Jesus Christ, away from all pains, tears
and troubles that occurs on this earth, We gratefully submit him to You with our thankful heart,
May Your Name be Glorify and Honour,  and may we pass your Grace and Mercy to our next generations and gernerations onward, forever and ever.     In Jesus name sake, Amen.

Lawrence Wong

Read More

Obituary – Sidney James Lowcock – Johnson Tsang Class 1978

Although he has left us for a better place , his unique philosophies and selfless life example still live in our hearts for us to perpetuate the nice influence in our community.

Johnson Tsang
Class 1978

Read More

condolences – john alvares

dear mr.lowcock thanks for being my  mentor and sportsmaster.greatly missed.thank you

Read More

Condolence – William King

Really sorry to lose such a great man that I have known since joining DBS in 1957.  He will be in my memory forever.  God rest his soul.
William King

Read More

lowcock passing – johnny alvares class of 62

it is with great sadness of sj lowcocks passing I will really miss visiting him whenever in HK I will always remember him as my mentor and coach..he will be greatly missed.
johnny alvares class of 62

Read More

In Memoriam – Paul Lai 1962-1971

I was not close to Mr Lowcock.  I doubt that he knows my name or who I am even though he was my headmaster all 9 years in DBS – I wasn’t into athletics, and I never required disciplining of the rattan kind.  I was as distant to him as he was to me.  But the stories that came out about him afterwards tells me that Mr Lowcock was a good man.  That’s how I shall remember him.  I can scarcely think of an honour higher than that.

Paul Lai
1962-1971

Read More

Teach Us to Delight in Simple Things – Edward C. Kwok

Some memories of Mr. Lowcock.
Our Primary Six English teacher, Mrs. Helen Leung, called him “Jimmy.”
There was one year we were called into the Hall and Mr. Lowcock gave a talk. Today, I can remember neither the content nor the purpose of the talk, except for one thing.  That one thing was his illustration in Cantonese 坐井觀天,曰天小者,非天小也
Then there was the time Mr. Lowcock read aloud in assembly a note that my father wrote to ask the PE teacher to excuse me from PE class.  Nobody noticed.
Mr. Lowcock told me once that “the first 13 years of a gentileman’s education is to keep him off the streets.”
Mr. Lowcock always treated with respect 亞佐, the school carpenter, and 黃志強, the man who maintained the chalk lines around the field.
haynesboone
Edward C. Kwok
Partner

Read More

Our Headmaster – Philip Wu Class of ’77

WE MISS 蝦餃佬

Philip Wu
Class of ’77

Read More

Our Dearest Headmaster – Henry K.S. Lee (75)

Dear Mr. Lowcock, you will always be remembered as a symbol of DBS. You set a high standard for the students who looked up to you as an example of what a gentleman should be. You are strict, yet approachable and you have a wonderful sense of dry humour. You called a spade a spade and never have a problem in speaking your mind. You have taught us to be upright citizens and be key contributors to society. Mr. Lowcock, you will always be fondly remembered.

Henry K.S. Lee (75)

Read More

Our deepest condolences – Michael Tsang

Dear Mr Lowcock

 

May The Lord openly receive you into His Home the same way you heartily welcomed us into your home those hot summer days after soccer and cricket for a nice cooling drink of ice water. Your warm and sincere compassion will be sorely missed by my brothers and countless others in your DBS family.

 

Michael Tsang (曾文傑)

Read More