Sunday, January 9, 2011

A Tribute to TAYSEER FATEEL...

January 9, 2011, Sunday and 2nd day of the week, I used to come early for work as to comply with all the things I need to complete for SAP Implementation project in SPCo. I was happy but quiet this morning because in my mind, I have come this far in regards with the preparations I have done for the arrival of my family to be with me here in Kingdom. Only last night when I finally settled my contract in the real estate confirming that I will get their flat no. 10 where I paid six months’ rent plus other miscellaneous fees. Yesterday afternoon also, after work (4PM), I'm in a rush for 5 minutes changing my clothes then immediately went out in Big World to buy all the cleaning materials.  I had with my friend with me last night who helped me to clean all the rooms and we finished around 9:30PM. I went home and relax for 30 minutes then sleep with a smile. But before I finally slept, there is something bothering me to think about, I don’t know why? But it keeps me to think what it is…


I haven’t thinked and expected that the mere fact that I’m happy for one thing this morning that every single thing I had completed little so far has equivalent feeling of sorrow and sadness when I knew what had happened to my previous boss, Tayseer. When I learned from Gublan that Tayseer had died yesterday in a car accident that answers my agitations. “I knew it” and that’s the reason why I kept on thinking for something.  The moment I heard and knew the news, my body was shaking, stocked-up for any movement that I wanted to talk and scream. It seems my heart stop for pumping and thinking for what was happened to my mentor, my supervisor, my superintendent and my manager in Planning.
He did lots of things to me, when I worked with him from 2003 up to 2007, almost 4 years of pressure from the work we received that time but it is worth it because we still spend sometimes also to laugh and learned the value of life. I will not forget all the things he taught me, advices and learning’s to improve myself and my career. There is a time that we used to have jokes from people that surrounds us about getting into wrong directions but only one thing you will hear from him “ I am straight person”…” “Straight forward to the right ways”. It was last month and the last time we had a chat about SAP as well as other things about Planning. He has lots of plans not only for his family but as well as for the people in Maintenance Dept. that he wanted to help in any way he can.
For you my Planning Manager, you have built me on where I am right now and to countless people you have extended your help also. For that reason, people admired you a lot for being a good person and an excellent friend.  Thank You!!!

This is a Tribute to you, to a wonderful man and I hope people will read this that may find you a real and genuine person and having a BIG heart for people. I am crying when I wrote this post but the tears I have right now are the tears for saying…thank you for everything, thank you for all the things you have done for your people. Sometimes I remember, you used to say “There’s a lot of work and responsibilities in my shoulder now”, but now, May you Rest in Peace! All your burdens are gone now!

I will pray to ALLAH that may your family overcome the grief and solitude that they are experiencing right now. We, my family and my co-S-Chem friends are extending our warmth sympathy and deepest condolences. May ALLAH guide you where ever you are…, I will cherish all the moments we’ve shared and the moments when we worked together not only as a superior and subordinate relationship but most importantly as a FRIEND. I will miss you, Good Bye my Mentor!

2 comments:

  1. No words I can say to explain how much the sadness and the feeling of pain by losing Tayseer.
    Even though we are from same place, I didn’t have the chance to meet him before joining S-Chem. I knew him before three years and from that time he became part of my life and beginning respect him more & more day after day.
    I still remember his smile, joking, advices & kindness of dealing with all people among him.
    I didn’t stop thinking of him after his death and I’m sure he will be in my heart and my mind in whole of my life.
    To the person who gave me all what I need to understand and learn about the job and life values … Thank You and I will not ever forget you

    I always remember Tayseer when I read this line of a poem:

    قد مات قوم و ما ماتت مكارمهم ... و عاش قوم و هم بين الناس اموات

    Which means in English (Not exactly but it’s very close):

    Some people have died but their good things still alive …. While some people alive and considered as died among others


    Hussain Al-Awami

    ReplyDelete
  2. Hussain comment to Tayseer.

    Thank you Hussain...

    ReplyDelete