李鉅能博士

Dr Solomon LEE Kui-nang joined the Senior Scout Troop of the 35th Hong Kong Group (Ling Ying College) and attained the highest sectional award – The Queen’s Scout Badge in 1950s. He participated in the Pan-Pacific Jamboree in Australia twice and joined the 10th World Scout Jamboree in the Philippines as a Scouter.

As a Senior Scout, not only did Dr LEE go hiking and camping all the time, but he also volunteered in different services. Legend has it that Scouts changed into their uniforms and raced to the squatter area when there was a fire. Dr LEE was one of them. On Christmas Day 1953, a massive and destructive fire swept the squatter settlements in Shek Kip Mei, where over fifty thousand people inhabited there. Under the leadership of Mr D. W. LUKE, Colony Commissioner, over hundreds of Scouts and Scouters provided their assistance in different relief work in Shek Kip Mei. At that time, Dr LEE was responsible for distributing blankets and supplies to the victims.

In 1963, Dr LEE stepped down as a frontline Scouter and became a Lay Member of Hong Kong Island Eastern District Scout Council. Dr LEE became the Vice President of Hong Kong Island Region in the 1980s, President of the Region in 2003 and Vice President of the Association in 2005. He is the Honorary President of the Association and the Honorary President of Hong Kong Island Region currently. Dr LEE established the “Lee Kui Nang Foundation” in 2004, giving support to the development of the Scout Movement in Hong Kong and help teenagers become good citizens.