Kwan Ho Chan

A funeral service for Kwan Ho will be held Friday, July 30, 2021 at 1:00 PM at Hamilton Harron Funeral Home, 5390 Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia. Following the funeral service, a witness cremation will be held at 2:00 PM at Vancouver Crematorium, 5505 Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.hamiltonharronfunerals.com for the Chan family.

From the standpoint of Buddhism, life and death are inseparable. It is a natural human emotion to loathe death and be saddened by it. However, in terms of life’s eternity, death is in fact nothing more than a point of departure toward a new rebirth. To carry out vigorous activities tomorrow, we go to sleep, thereby refreshing and “recharging” our lives. Similarly, death is like a port from which we sail on our journey to our next wonderful existence.

(SGI Pres. Ikeda, at a youth division leaders meeting commemorating March 16, Kosen-rufu Day,

March 14, 1991)

佛法看生死不二。一般人對死感到厭惡和悲痛。但是，從亙久的生命觀看，事實上死是來世新的人生的起點。晚上睡眠足夠，我們才有充沛的活力應付明天的工作。死，猶如駛離一個港口，起航到下一個美好的人生之地.