Acknowledgement 

On behalf of my family, I would like to thank all of you.  Your support meant a lot to us  especially that from those who came from out of Town.  David, you took time off your busy schedule to accompany your mom all the way from New York to here to say last goodbye to your grandma.  Tim, for your mother-in-law, you made a very special trip to Vancouver.  Tiffany, for grandma, you learned a special piece on the piano.  Brianna, I am sure grandma loves your flute and piano playing, and the hat you knitted for her.  Vincent, Theo and Fred, thanks for your contributions for the photography & slide show and the presentation of grandma's bio.  My brother-in-law Kan Man and all my siblings, thank you for organizing the funeral service.  I know mom is very proud of us  together we pulled through as a team and as a family.   Through this great loss of ours, we became more united than ever before, and we will continue to support each other through good times and bad times in the future.

Next, in Chinese, I would like to acknowledge the many people who supported my mom through her life-time, especially in her sunset years:

Grandma, you are the best grandma forever.  You have done an unbelievable work growing up so many childrens, including me, and it is to my deepest regret that I cannot repay you by living alongside you during your last few years.  I will always miss you, and I love you.  My childhood in your house in Vancouver is something I must treasure in the rest of my life.

Thank you grandma.

Grandma, since I was small I had always hoped we could live in the same country. That summer that we lived together at Mei Fu was one of my most treasured memories. I knew I could never knit as good as you, or cook as good as you. Thank you so much for your love and care. I love you, I miss you, and you will always be in my heart.

Dear Grandma,
Even though I was never able to communicate with you verbally, I felt that you truly cared for me. You were always cooking food for us and giving us clothes to make us happy. I will always remember you as a kind-hearted person with funny life stories.

Dear Mom, you were my guiding light and security blanket for most of my life. There were only two years: 1977 and 1978 when I was in Canada and you were in Hong Kong when I had not seen you the entire year. Since 1980, I have been visiting you three to four times every year in Vancouver. I am a bit lost now that you are gone. I admire your fighting spirits, your resilience and perseverance. I will always have fond memories of the time that I spent with you, and you will live in my heart forever.

Dear Agnes, Barbara, Keith, Claudia, Debbie, Edith, Steve,
It was so sad to hear the passing of your dear mother, mother-in-law.  Auntie Yeung was such a kind, gentle, and loving lady.  Her passion and knowledge for gardening was outstanding.  Her love for all her children and grandchildren was exemplary of a wonderful mother, grandmother.  I could never recall a moment when she was angry.  Her genuine smiles and kindness, which worked like magic to set anybody at ease, will always live on in my heart.
May the memories you hold in your heart bring healing and peace to your soul.

Mom was a kind and gentle woman. I feel truly blessed to have you as my mother and will miss you dearly. I have such a fond memories of you. We grew up together for over half a century. To let you go was painful, but you will always live in my heart.

Debbie, we regret so sad and irreparable loss and we accompany you and your family in this moment of pain. Affectionately, your friends Robbie, Lara, Yolanda and Roberto.

To:  Debbie Yeung, Tim, Tiffany, and Brianna- Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your beloved Mother, Mother-In-Law, and Grandmother.  You have beautiful memories to be cherished always. 
From, 
Jodi, Michael and Rebecca

OBITUARIO

Ms. King Ho Lam

26 febrero, 1928 – 29 enero, 2017

Ocean View Funeral Home & Burial Park

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