Manager remembers a humble Ravana

By Aliki Bia

Tuesday 10/06/2014

Roy Ravana Junior

He was a humble and committed person.

Those are the words of Marist Brothers High School Athletics team manager, Navitalai Waiwalu as he describes the late Roy Ravana Junior who passed away after the shooting incident in the US today.

Waiwalu recalls the three years he spent with Roy Ravana Jnr in Marist.

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