Veteran De La Salle Educator Brother Edward Galea Dies at 102
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In brief
- Brother Edward Galea, a long-serving educator at De La Salle College, has died at the age of 102.
- He dedicated more than 80 years of his life to teaching and service at the school.
- Galea had recently celebrated his 102nd birthday on 16 August.
Brother Edward Galea, a prominent Lasallian educator who spent over eight decades teaching at De La Salle College, has passed away at the age of 102.
The announcement of his death was confirmed by De La Salle College Malta, which paid tribute to his lifelong dedication to faith, education, and the school community.
Galea had marked his 102nd birthday on 16 August, just weeks before his death, reaching the milestone after more than 80 years of service at the college.
Throughout his long career, he taught and mentored successive generations of students, becoming one of the most recognisable figures in Maltese Catholic education.
Tributes from former pupils, educators, and families highlighted his deep personal impact on school life and his enduring commitment to the Lasallian mission.
Funeral arrangements and memorial details are expected to be communicated by the college community in due course.
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Updates
- : Updated with reporting from The Malta Independent and ONE News: Prime Minister Robert Abela joined national tributes honouring Brother Edward Galea's life and service.