Chin-Yu Morgan

Preceding Chin in passing are both her parents, ATu and Liang Cheng Hsu, and her beloved husband Trevor Morgan.

Chin is survived by her children: Edward (Stephanie) Morgan of Diamond Bar, CA, and Raelene (Dan) Krause of Swansea, IL, her grandchildren: Lucas Morgan, Elaine Morgan, Maya Krause, Ava Krause, and Emma Krause, and sister-in-law Judith (John) Hammell of Homestead, PA, and many other dear family members and friends. Chin is the youngest of seven sisters.

Chin-Yu married the love of her life, Trevor Morgan, on September 22nd, 1972, in Taiwan. The couple celebrated 47 years of love, marriage, and memories before Trevor’s passing in 2019.

Chin and her husband Trevor spent many years traveling with the Air Force, which gave them the opportunity to make many lifelong friends in many different parts of the world. Their adventures took them from Taiwan to the Philippines, North Carolina, Japan, New York, United Kingdom, and Illinois. Chin worked as a bagger at the Scott Air Force Base Commissary for many years. Chin and Trevor loved road trips to visit family in Pittsburgh and California.

Chin and Trevor were a very sociable couple who loved to entertain. Chin was famous for the parties she hosted. From Super Bowl parties to her very well-known New Years Eve parties, everyone knew a party thrown by Chin was going to be a great time. There was always an impressive feast of food, laughter and music, and lots of dancing. Chin was known for her bright smile, loud laugh, and sense of humor. Everyone was always welcome and invited to their parties, even the kids’ friends as they grew up would come by, the more the merrier.

Chin had a passion for gardening and was known to be the best cook, especially for her delicious egg rolls and stir fry. Chin also loved crocheting and creating things for her family. Chin and Trevor had a passion for bowling; a sporting hobby they loved to share with each other and those around them. Above all, she cherished the time she had with all of her grandchildren. They were her pride and joy, and she loved caring for them and watching them grow.

Chin was a loving wife, mother, Amma (grandmother), sister, aunt, and friend to all who knew her. She will truly be missed by all who have the honor to know and love her.