Hello, If anyone know Pien's family please request them to contact us we still have some pension benefit while she was working at Regina, SK. our phone number is 306-559-8200 or email at pensions@mobiusbenefits.ca. Thank you.

Pien, you changed the trajectory of my life. You put me on a path that led me to the happiness that I live today. You planted the thoughts in my head to write a novel and I finally got around to doing that times four. Over the years, I often thought of your sense of humor and that has helped me in my life. You showed me beauty and kindness and love just by being yourself and for all the wonderful memories, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

We are very saddened by the news of Pien's passing. I was reminded by Pien's sister, How, that our families had known each other for more than 80 years. Like my mother who grew up with Pien's mother, in Pennang, my brother, Peter and I grew up with Pien and her family in Vancouver and Singapore before that. I will always remember her wonderful sense of humour, her love of books, and of the outdoors. Rest in peace, Pien.

Pien was one of the kindest people I have ever met. She always took the extra mile to help someone who needed something, give a kind word, or to provide guidance when needed. I once told her about my desire to learn how to make sushi, and the very next day I found a bag of sushi rice, bamboo mats, and about five sushi-making cookbooks on my desk, along with a box of miso paste in the fridge with my name on it. This is just one story of many that illustrates Pien's generous spirit. She will be greatly missed by so many. My deepest condolances to her family and many friends.

She will be greatly missed. I was fortunate to have worked with Pien for a few months and she was always a pleasure to work with and very down to earth. My condolences to her family and friends. Pien will be missed

The short time I worked at LS. library I remember a vibrant, happy smiling person who was very helpful to me always. That is how I remember Chih.

We are all very sad to hear of the passing of Chih-Pien, "Chippy" as we used to call her in School (MGS Class of 1968) is remembered as the quiet, soft spoken,  elegant slim girl who was academically gifted and exuded well polished manners.  We remember her for her time with the Girls Brigade and her gallant attempts to play netball against the School's national team whereupon I particularly, had to be extremely mindful of not colliding into her during our matches, so that she would not sustain grievous bodily harm - she was such a delicate young lady, our Chippy.  We are all sorry that we were unable to maintain our fellowship with her in Singapore once she left for Melbourne, but we do remember her well, and the imprint she left on each of us during her time at MGS, Mt. Sophia - Singapore.  Our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones, all of whom are left to grieve her loss.   With warmest wishes from her Classmates - MGS Mt. Sophia - Singapore - Class of 1968

I am saddened to learn of Pien's passing. I first met Pien when she was a librarian at Reginia and I was a librarian in Saskatoon. I recall many lovely conversations with her about our mutual enthusiasm and passion for reading and librarianship. Pien was a wonderful, lovely and very warm person. Please accept my  sincere condolences for your loss.

September 3, 2014

Pien and I were classmates at library school (UBC, class of 1986)and then colleagues at Regina Public Library for a few years afterwards. Her warmth and enthusiasm were shared with many. I offer my condolences to her family.

Pien and I first met in the Lillian H. Smith library branch (Toronto), and I was taken by her friendliness and helpfulness. As it turned out, Pien was about to take a leave to study French in Paris (which I had likewise done), and we became friends through our common interests: books, film, travel, and French. Pien's generosity and love of reading was a gift to library patrons; I could never visit Lillian H. Smith without her pointing something out on a bookshelf, it seemed; and her informative e-messages to me ranged from foreign-language study to couch surfing. She possibly had the readiest smile of anyone I've known, and I will miss her passion, her erudition and her friendship. My condolences go to Pien's family and to her colleagues at the library.

Even though Pien and I worked together only a few times at Davenport, she made such a wonderful impression.  Each TPL customer was very fortunate indeed to encounter her smiling face.  Pien gave them her full and utmost attention, delighted to be of any assistance.

Marian Scott
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Pien was a unique person and the  obituary captures those special qualities that we will all remember. She was my longtime colleague at Lillian H. Smith branch and her quirky sense of humour as well as her passion remains a fond memory.  Richard and I would like to offer our condolences on your loss. Pien, whenever I read a Louise Penny mystery, I will remember your email to me from the hospital.

Aunt Seok Imm rang me up with the sad news this morning. With deepest condolences to Kor-Kor, Kor-Tneoh, Hao, Hsin Ying, Feng. From cousin Chuan Gee in Malaysia

Pien and I worked together as Children's Librarians for Toronto Public Library.  She had a passion for helping others, such enthusiasm and creativity in her librarian role and always a warm smile on her face.  I remember a lovely afternoon visiting Pien at her home with my husband and young children followed by a vigorous hour of outdoor ice skating at the local arena.  I will miss her kindness and her generosity of spirit.

Pien was a student of mine in the area of children's librarianship and literature many decades ago. She was a bright, radiant light in and out of classes and continued through her life to bring warmth and grace to the world. 
Pien, I shall miss you deeply. 
My condolences to PIen's family. 
Judi Saltman

Pien, thank you for sharing a bit of time with me, for your phenomenal hospitality, for trusting me and being someone I could trust, for caring about me without having known me long, for inspiring me without meaning to, and for making the world a more interesting place.  I am grateful to have known you and I pray for your eternal peace & happiness. <3

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Ms Chih-Pien Chen

19 décembre 1956 – 19 août 2014

Rosar-Morrison Funeral Home & Chapel

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