People that Contributed to my Personality in Life
In life we meet lots of people several of whom will contribute and leave some mark on our personality therefore I would like to mention the people who did leave a mark on me. I find this picture very expressing below: Everyone remembers the good you do, even when you forget it.
One of the facts of life that every one dies. But the goal is not to live forever. The goal is to create something that will.
Always remind your self
People Who Contributed to My Personality Throughout My Childhood
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Ayman Nasser
My dear childhood friend Ayman Nasser (أيمن ناصر). He was someone who I played with during my early years of my life we used to play hide and seek, football. We went to the same primary school for three years and as I recall we used to be so excited once the school break would come where we would hug and go to the play ground. He had a unique smile and had bright innocent eyes. At a young age he used to be very persistent about his views when we played. As he grew older and matured he developed his story telling skills and knew how to draw your attention with his funny stories. |
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He was intelligent and knew how to socialize. I learned from him how to be honest and kind. In addition to that I always used to feel that he was a fighter throughout his life and I would compare him to a Salmon fish swimming against the current. He used to always respect me and have good faith to what I told him during our conversations. I unfortunately learned that he passed away on the 8 March 2010. God Bless his Soul.
I would also like to include my school teachers who played part in seeding the good pure values in life (الانسة كوثر منون, الآنسة عروبة الرفاعي, الانسة عروبة القاضي)
People Who Contributed to My Personality Before Starting University
Mahmoud Al Homsi
The chemistry teacher during the Baccalaureate year was Mahmoud Al Homsi (محمود ديب الحمصي) he had that unforgettable smile. His lessons where full of joy and laughter he used to teach us chemistry theory both physical chemistry and organic chemistry. This included laws and equations using funny ideas and jokes. This was through the use of rhymes, phrases, quotes that are linked to our daily life. This helped us in learning the ideas through the lesson, hence it lessened our task of studying a lot when we go back home. In Syria the Baccalaureate year is known to be a stress full year he helped us to get through it with his well taught lessons.
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Dr Ibrahim Subhi Al-Natour
Dr Ibrahim Subhi Al-Natour (الدكتور المهندس إبراهيم صبحي الناطور) was one of the people who encouraged me to study mechanical engineering and he was the first person to expose me to hydraulic circuits and its relationship with fluid mechanics before starting my engineering studies, he passed away 2004 after suffering from cancer, God bless his soul. He translated several IT books into Arabic, he also wrote a series of three books in Arabic about hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
Dr Ibrahim Subhi Al-Natour (الدكتور المهندس إبراهيم صبحي الناطور) was one of the people who encouraged me to study mechanical engineering and he was the first person to expose me to hydraulic circuits and its relationship with fluid mechanics before starting my engineering studies, he passed away 2004 after suffering from cancer, God bless his soul. He translated several IT books into Arabic, he also wrote a series of three books in Arabic about hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
Dr Hader Amin Tarabishi
Another person was Dr Hader Amin Tarabishi (الدكتور حيدر أمين طرابيشي). I used to enjoy his stories from his rich life experience and all the historic events that he witnessed. Living in a lot of places around the world from Russia, America,UK, Egypt and Syria. He was one of the early Arab researchers that worked and researched in initial stages of Radar technology. I still recall once he called me to take my permission to pass on my phone number to a friend, referring to me as an expert in aviation, I felt it was so nice of him to have confidence in a 17 year old teenager.
Another person was Dr Hader Amin Tarabishi (الدكتور حيدر أمين طرابيشي). I used to enjoy his stories from his rich life experience and all the historic events that he witnessed. Living in a lot of places around the world from Russia, America,UK, Egypt and Syria. He was one of the early Arab researchers that worked and researched in initial stages of Radar technology. I still recall once he called me to take my permission to pass on my phone number to a friend, referring to me as an expert in aviation, I felt it was so nice of him to have confidence in a 17 year old teenager.
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