The staff from the Economics Department of the Junior College writes:

Felix is no longer physically with us. He was the perfect gentleman and we have all lost a colleague, a mentor and a friend. Having worked closely with Felix and having shared a great part of our time with him, we had come to value and appreciate our friend's abilities, commitment and generosity, as well as his subtle and gentle humour.

As a member of our group, Felix is irreplaceable. The commitment he showed towards his work, the continuous help he gave without any self-interest whatsoever, and his appreciative nature, have always been a great boon to us.

His calm demeanour expressed his averred philosophy of life. Felix took things as they came, enjoyed life, made the best out of any situation, and made others around him feel at home and comforted.

Felix has always been a respected teacher and lecturer in all the educational institutions where he has worked. He has done so with keenness, professionalism and pride. We are sure that all his students, towards all of whom he showed great care, will corroborate this.

As a family man, Felix's qualities also shone through: a devoted husband to his wife, who both cared for his elderly mother who only recently passed away. Anyone who knew Felix knows that in spite of helping everyone, he always went out of his way not to be a burden on anyone.

Felix remained active and continued giving his worthwhile service to his students and colleagues up to the very end. It was a pleasure and a privilege to have known him. We will never forget Felix and will forever cherish his memory and his legacy.

Our condolences go to his wife Mary, his family, relatives and friends.