My favorite Teacher (Sir Farooq)

Sir Farooq is my all time favorite teacher, well not only my, perhaps of the whole class who was under his supervision in the 8th grade. He was previously a student of Lasalle High school and was the chief prefect as well, an honour that only the best ones achieved.
Although in the start we had two class teachers but Brother Youhan was to leave in a couple of weeks and indeed he did. It was only after him that Sir Farooq became our class teacher.
He was so easy going and really a fun to be with. We as a class and on the personal level could share everything with him. Whenever we had any problems relating to any subject he was always there to help us out and I still remember that we were not satisfied with the way of teaching and also the behavior of most of the teachers and he himself took responsibility of at least three subjects at one time. If we didn't complete our homework he never scolded us or (like others) slapped. We never had a Cricket match up till now and he arranged for it as well.
But, they say that good times never last long, and same was the case here. Well in a way it was good. He got selected for the army and left the school. It was April, I still remember. He didn't come to school for a week if my memory helps me and one day he did came. It was our Islamiat period and Teacher Bushra was teaching us when he entered the class and told us the news that he is leaving the school as he was selected for the army, which was his life long goal. I also remember that the moment he was about to leave the class, whole of the class began crying (almost) and some of the boys requested, in fact pleaded him to stop but that was never going to be the case. He gave us his contact and email id but we were never to feel his physical presence again.
I really learnt alot from him and he was the most easy going and helpful teacher I ever came across and It was only because of his guidance, help and support that I was able to make myself an average, if not good student. Hope that other of my class fellows also have the same memories of him just like I do.