Dear Aunt Dr. Liew and Uncle Professor Dr. Liew,

As the Christmas season embraces us, our hearts linger on the love and memories we shared with you. You both have been not just family but heroes to us, laying the cornerstone of the Liew family's foundation with grace and dedication. Your impact resonates in every laugh and tear we share, especially during this festive season.

We find comfort in the belief that life is eternal, transcending the confines of this world and existing within God's loving embrace. This belief reassures us that we are all connected, in this world and beyond, by a divine bond.

During our Christmas greetings, the entire family felt your absence profoundly. Our conversations were filled with heartfelt reminiscences, and tears were shed, not just in sorrow but in gratitude for the unwavering love and support you both provided. Your legacy continues to nurture and inspire us, and for that, we are eternally grateful.

Today, as we celebrate, we feel your presence in spirit. We cherish the moments we had and the lessons you taught us. Your children, a testament to your love and guidance, are thriving and happy, filling us with immense pride.

Thank you, Uncle and Aunt Dr. Liew, for your endless support, your contributions to our lives, our community, and the larger world. As we miss you dearly, our eyes well up with tears, not just of sadness but of love and cherished memories.

Merry Christmas to both of you. May peace and love continue to be the legacy you leave behind, guiding us always.

With heartfelt remembrance,

Dr. Sarah Liew from California

Dear Aunt and Uncle,

On this Mother's Day and Father's Day, I want to take a moment to honor your memory and express my love and gratitude for the impact you had on my life.

Even though you are no longer with us, your presence is still felt deeply within our hearts. I know that you are in the loving arms of our Heavenly Father, where you are surrounded by eternal peace and joy.

As I reflect on the memories we shared together, I am reminded of the endless love and kindness you showed me. You both had a remarkable ability to make me feel special, loved, and appreciated, and I will forever be grateful for that.

Although it is difficult to celebrate these special days without you physically here, I know that you are looking down on us and cheering us on. Your legacy of love and kindness lives on, and I will continue to cherish the lessons you taught me.

So, on this Mother's Day and Father's Day, I want to say thank you for all that you were and all that you continue to be in my heart. Your love will never be forgotten, and I will forever carry you with me.

With all my love and gratitude

From Dr. Sarah Sun Liew 

My dear aunt! I am checking you here often, I still miss you. 

Happy new year to you and my uncle. 

Heavenly father comfort both of you. We all missed you always. 

Thanks for your life support all of us and America. 

From Dr. Sarah Liew

My dear uncle and aunt
I remember spending Christmas with you for a week and Jimmy's wedding, and the many phone calls encouraged.

You are my spiritual father and mother throughout my life. I am so grateful to have you and my uncle in my life. In my heart there are endless tears for missing you. 

After the funeral ceremony, me an my husband visited Oklahoma University, where the two of them spend their whole lives together. I was able to follow in the footsteps of my uncle Dr. Chong Kiew Liew  and my aunt Dr. Chong Ja Liew.

Through Dr. Chong Liew's Family Research Foundation, many students and professors still remember my uncle's achievement  I met one professor who said I am able to graduated by receiving Dr. Chong Liew research foundation scholarship through the school. I was very grateful to see transform people's life by uncle and aunt's will and preserve and carry on the intellectual heritage through their three children, Dr. John Liew , Dr. Jimmy, and Dr. Andrew Liew support it with aunt. I am very proud of you, three sons as family, pray continually successful to generation to generation. 

 Growing up, I always heard stories of my uncles and you enough be role models . I only met my uncle and aunt three or four times in my life, but I grew up listening to it every day through my father and inspired every days. 

Thank my uncles and my aunt are both giving not only me new hope and but also many people and not only our  father and mother, but also their father and mother. Tears flow endlessly with gratitude. 

Bible said that our bodies are on this earth for a while, but our souls still live forever in heaven. I praying for uncle and aunt meet today and rest in peace in heavenly father's arm and express gratitude to the two of you with  the Gospel of John 3:16.
 
John 3:16: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.

Your Nephew from California Rev, Dr. Sarah Sun Liew

Andrew, Jimmy and Johnny-

   We thought the world of your mom. She was always fun to talk to and spend time with and joke around with. She had a sense of humor that always impressed me and it’s impossible to imagine our lives without her in it. I wish we had a chance to see her again but I always thought we were lucky with the time we got to have with her. When I think about her I think what stands out more than anything was how much she fussed over things- People like us coming to the house, making sure everyone ate, and especially over you three. That always made it so clear how much she loved you guys. I already missed her since we didn’t have the chance to see her for a long time and now I’m going to miss her in a way I wish we didn’t have to. We’re thinking about all of you. 

Dear Andrew, Jimmy and Johnny,
I was shocked and very saddened to hear of your mother’s passing.   She was a beautiful person both inside and out.  Your family had such a profound influence on me and my boys…she was like their second mother!She introduced us to Korean cuisine, made the best kimchi from scratch., She served us traditional Korean food along side an American Thanksgiving and I  remember she insisted we try everything! She taught my boys to take off their shoes at the front door!
Our families also shared the tragedy of losing fathers way  too early. You were fortunate to have such wonderful parents. 

Much love,
Mary Kay Dycus
Bellevue, WA



OBITUARY

Chung Ja Liew

18 June, 1942 – 25 October, 2021

Primrose Funeral Service & Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery

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