Look  and she is there to give you that little brown candy.

Listen and you can hear her singing her old songs.

Remember and she is there in your heart.


Words could never explain how much I will miss grandma. She lived a fulfilling life filled with loving children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Grandma was the central figure of our family, the reason for so many precious memories when we would get together to visit her.  Her presence warmed the hearts of everyone and through her, I learned what a loving family truly looks like.  She meant the world to my family and me. I love you Bà ngoại, thank you for taking care of me and for all that you have taught me. I will miss you dearly.



Grandma was always a kind and caring person.  Her and grandpa used to always sit on the porch and wave at anyone who passed by.  As a kid I never really thought anything of it but now I’ve grown and experienced life a little more, there's not many people out there like them.  It might have been a small gesture but living in today’s age you don’t really get to meet kind people like my grandparents. 
Thank you for raising me and teaching me all the things you did.
I love you forever and always grandma. 

I'm going to miss going in Grandma's room every day to talk to her, to hug her, to kiss her, to hear her sing, and to just be around her when I ever feeling down. It always felt so comforting when Grandma was there and it's going to take time for me to get used to her not being with us every day.

I love you and will never forget you, Ba Ngoai.

I remember when I was really sick while my parents were at work and grandma was at home to take care of me. She stayed beside me the whole time to make sure I was feeling better.

Grandma would sometimes make me breakfast and would tell me to finish all of my eggs, including the egg yolk because it is nutritious and would make me grow up strong and healthy. She used to watch the tv show "Lazy Town" with me in the mornings before I went to school.

Grandma taught me how to make my bed every morning. Back when I was in middle school,  grandma would come in my room after I wake up to make my bed for me.  She told me that I should make my bed every morning after I wake up so that it would make me feel better in the mornings to start my day and that has stuck to me since.


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Kieu Thi Nguyen

1 July, 1931 – 26 December, 2021

Kane-Jerrett Funeral Homes

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