Founded in 1920 with Sir Robert HO Tung as the founding President in 1921, Queen's College Old Boys' Association (QCOBA) has been serving the alma mater and the community for a century. Our visionary leaders and illustrious predecessors in the past 100 years laid essential milestones for this alumni community where graduates continue to contribute their best to where we were brought up. The recent decade highlights our determination in transforming it into a more open alumni organisation to better fulfil our pledge. We are indeed indebted to all of you for the unrelenting support in this meaningful journey.
QCOBA has initially planned to celebrate the Centenary in 2020-21 under the theme "Serving QC family, our centenary duty", but most activities have been disrupted by the epidemic. Yet, the citywide crisis coupled with hard work of brothers combating the virus on all fronts urged us to rethink the key of service. Serving the community is always QC boys' duty. Living up to the school motto Labor Omnia Vincit, generations of QC boys have been serving the community across professions and careers. We learn to be diligent in the pursuit of excellence. We have outstanding role models demonstrating integrity and responsibility. Brothers all are we.
To foster brotherly exchange amid the epidemic, we launched the initiative Letters Asunder to share with the Queen's community words of wisdom, observations and reflections from QC Boys across classes but of the same QC identity. We hope that they will give you some support in facing challenges ahead.
