Khang Nguyen’s Eulogy, by Aunty Kim Anh

Dear friends and family:
I’m standing before you today with a broken heart, to say farewell to my beloved nephew, Khang Nguyen. It is one of the hardest things I ever had to do. Words cannot describe the sorrow and loss that I am feeling, but I will try.
When my sister had Khang, she asked me to give her some suggestions for his name, and together we decided on the name - Nguyen Duy Khang – a unique name for a unique individual. I used to babysit Khang when he was little. I adored him so, because he was such a beautiful baby. He grew up to be a tall, not too dark, and handsome young man.
Khang was a wonderful, carefree, optimistic, and respectful individual; He was a man of a few words – but a man of his words; a gentle soul. Not only he was a loving husband and father; a good son and nephew; a caring brother, cousin and uncle; he was also a kind and helpful friend to many - someone who was always a pleasure to be around. Khang was also adventurous and creative. He loved to travel, He’s the type who would try anything once! When Khang travelled to Vietnam, he met a good looking young woman, fell in love and asked her to marry him. Together they had a beautiful baby named Trinity. She is 9 months old today and is absolutely adorable! He had so much enthusiasm, so many dreams and so many plans for the future for his family. He could have made these dreams come true. To have lost Khang is heartbreaking – it has come as such a shock to us all. Some of us were in denial for longer than we should. His life was far too brief. Our family wishes to express our heartfelt thanks to all those who have given their support, compassion and love throughout this very difficult time. I know in my heart that he would not want us to grieve for so long. Rather, Khang would want us all to remember the good times we all shared with him. Goodbye, Nguyen Duy Khang, our beloved. We’ll see you again when time comes. You’ll live in our hearts forever.

Brother khang you left our heart shatter with tears.. I will truly miss you. Rest your soul at ease and look down on us.. I love you bro

Khang was born on July 18,1972  and came to the United States in 1975 when he was 3 years old. He came to the the United States with his mom, aunt, grandmother, 5 older brothers and 2 sisters. He lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then moved to Houston, Texas before settling in Garden Grove , California where he went to school. He loved California and met a lot of loving Friends there. He then met his Wife Truc Doan in Vietnam and married her. She finally was able to come to the United States and they had a baby girl name Trinity. His pride and joy. He touched so many people with his caring ways, never worried a lot and was always happy. People who know Khang will tell you he was a great guy and he cared about everyone.  


To a loving brother and friend who is so caring and fun to hang out with. I will always miss you bro. 

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Khang Duy Nguyen

18 julio, 1972 – 28 marzo, 2019

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