Sang Van Ngo

He married Lan Ngo on December 25, 1968. Sang worked as a machine operator in a factory for over 30 years. He enjoyed fishing, having family over for dinner, and spending time with them. He is remembered for being a loving and brave father for having the courage to uproot his young family during times of war from Vietnam to America. He will always be remembered for having a smile on his face. 

He is survived by his loving spouse of 57 years, Lan Ngo; his four children: eldest Daughter, Thuy Tran (Ngo), followed by Daughter, Thao Cool (Ngo) & Son-in-law Todd; a son, Son Ngo & Daughter-in-law My Ngo (Vong), and youngest Daughter Katherine Labusky (Ngo) & Son-in-law Michael; his older Sister Loan Boi Nguyen (Ngo) and family in California; sister-in-law Vu Ngo and family in California, sister Khanh Boi Ngo and family in Vietnam, sister Connie Boi Ngo and family in California. 

Seven grandchildren, Makenna Tuckey (Cool) and grand-son-law, Jack Tuckey, Ethan Tran, Maya Cool, Riley Vong, Ava Labusky, Olivia Labusky, and Reagan Ngo.

Also survived are the following relatives by marriage, Uncle Hung The Nguyen and his spouse; Brothers-in-law Thanh Vinh Tran and family from Canada, Nam Tran and family in Texas, Thai Tran and family in Philadelphia, Binh Tran and family from Texas, Kuni Habadera and family in Australia, Gary Tran and family in Fort Wayne, John Tran and family in California, Toan Tran and family in Fort Wayne; Sisters-in-law are Ly Nguyen and family in Texas, Chu Tran and family in Texas, Donna Ngo and family in Fort Wayne, and several nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his Father, Tan Duy Ngo; Mother, Dong Thi Thai; Brother, Tai Kien Ngo. Also, his Father-in-law Trai Tran, and Mother-in-law Vien Ngoc Lien.

Private services will be held on Saturday, April 26th, at D.O. McComb Funeral Home- Pine Valley, 1320 E Dupont Road, Fort Wayne, IN, 46825. The burial will be at Highland Park Cemetery. 

Our family would like to thank all the relatives who came to visit from near and far, to pay their respects. We would also like to thank Parkview Hospice and all the nurses and aides for providing care with dignity for dad’s last few weeks.