John Pough
John Pough
Sad news. Long time resident of Udon, John Pough, passed away last night. John retired from the Air Force and has lived here since the early 70's. Not sure when the funeral will be as family members will be traveling to Udon. His body is at his home on Soi Sripinit (ซอยศรีพินิจ) which is off Thahan Rd across from the Wing 23 entrance. I'll post more info when it becomes available.
John Pough
John worked at AUA for a number of years before I arrived and was very popular with the staff and students.
Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.
John Pough
RIP John...my condolences to his friends and family.
John Pough
John was a real gentleman who always tried to do the best for everyone he came in contact with. He'll be missed by all who knew him.
An ex-pat in the Land of Smile
John Pough
Thank you for the kind words. As many of you know John was my father in-law and I here at the house with the rest of the family. If you would like to come by then please come as it will be nice to see everyone again.
Dave
Dave
Punish the Liver
John Pough
I've been told that John's funeral will be at Wat Phothiwararam (วัดโพธิวราราม) on Thursday at 2PM. As you're heading from the fountain circle to AEK, take the right just before AEK....the road leads into the temple.
John Pough
He will be Sorely miss. I had many chats with him over the years<>always Upbeat "Not broke don't fix It" RIP my Friend.
John Pough
John got a very nice send off yesterday......the VFW had a small ceremony before the heavy duty monk chanting got under way. Then the commander of the post presented the freshly folded American flag to his widow, Noon. That's always a moving ceremony.
The leader of the Udon Provincial Administration Organization (P.A.O.), Nai Tanchai Temtananoon, attended along with several of his assistants. I thanked him for taking the time to attend John's funeral.......he said that John taught him English looooong ago when AUA was still teaching at Rahjapat.
The leader of the Udon Provincial Administration Organization (P.A.O.), Nai Tanchai Temtananoon, attended along with several of his assistants. I thanked him for taking the time to attend John's funeral.......he said that John taught him English looooong ago when AUA was still teaching at Rahjapat.