To your family: What a wonderful full life. We remember you and Uncle PS with great affection. May memories give you peace at this time.  Love Sandy Wong and Lola "Lai Jong" Wing

My sister Jean Mih and I were ages 5 and 4 in the early 1940s living in Shanghai when the Japanese invaded Shanghai.  During those difficult years, Auntie Ann and Uncle PS, whom we met at church were so kind and generous to us and we shall never forget that.  In 1949, it was with Uncle PS's help that we were able to obtain the necessary papers that enabled us to leave China for the United States.  In 1962, Uncle PS walked me down the aisle when I married my husband, Sang Ki Lee. Auntie Ann has been a part of our lives through the years and it is with great sadness that Jean and her husband, Frank and Sang Ki and I grieve Auntie Ann's passing.  We were blessed to have had them in our lives and shall always cherish their memories.

I am very sorry for your loss. Psalm 41:10

Want to send my condolences to you and your family I know you don't no me may the god of comfort comfort you and family in your time of grief.

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Anna Wu

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Anna Mei Wu

15 July, 1913 – 25 June, 2015

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