Suzy Tran

Words of Dedication by her family.

Nam mô a di đà Phật Gửi em gái thương yêu Đây có phải là thật ko!? Chị vẫn nghĩ em đang sống bên cạnh chị và gia đình. Đời vô thường, chị em mình mới truyện trò đây mà bây giờ chỉ còn là Hoài Niệm. Đau đớn quá Hà ơi!!!Nhìn thấy em bịnh ốm :(( chị ước gì chị gánh được cho Hà, sau mấy tháng em đã lành bịnh, chị Vui Mừng khôn xiếc không sao tả nổi, em nói với chị em muốn đi VN về thăm mộ Ba Má và qua nhà chị chơi vài tháng chị mong ngày em đến để được chăm sóc em, nhưng Trời kia chã chìu lòng người em của chị lại ốm đau, chị không sao quên được trên giường bệnh em nhìn chị với cặp mắt yêu thương trìu mến, nắm chặt tay chị như muốn nói điều gì!!! Khi chị bước ra ngoài em chảy nước mắt ỚỚỚ gọi chị… Minh nói chị Nga sẽ vào ngay em gật đầu Chua xót cay đắng quá em ơi!!! Cứ nghĩ đến nước mắt chị cứ tuông dài dù có khóc qua màng lệ mõng chị có tìm được em không??? Em ra đi với bao ngậm ngùi tiếc thương. Em dặn chị cố gắng niệm Phật để sau này hai chị em mình được vào nhà Như Lai mặc áo Như Lai, chị em mình sẽ gặp lại nhau, bỏ cỏi tạm về cỏi Vĩnh Hằng Chị luôn nguyện em sớm về miền Cực Lạc Nam mô a di đà Phật 🙏

Chị Yêu Thương Của Hà❤️

Chi Nga

My beautiful mom! I miss you so much!! It's your miracle baby! Mà, you'll always be the miracle mom that brought me into this world. Above all else, you taught me the unconditional undying love of a parent and I will hopefully one day be able to do the same for my future child. You must have felt so uncomfortable and tired when you were in the hospital but when I stood by your side and held your hand, I remember you smiled… I will try to always smile when I think back to that moment when our two hearts were one. Thương!! I will love you always and forever, má!! — Tu “Your Miracle Baby and Sunshine” Minh

I have so many wonderful memories with Má Hà 😭😭.

I loved Má Hà, she was my 2nd Mom . We left VN and came to the US in December 1980 . I lived with her until she had her son Jonathan . She was a wonderful loving mother .

When I was younger I thought to myself I want to look like her . Má Hà was so beautiful and stylish in her own way . She was really funny always make me laughed . I remembered once I asked her on her birthday. "How old are you Má? " and she said " 27 years old " so the year after she would tell me she's still 27 yrs old and few year later it's still 27 ... ironically 27 is the date of my birthday and somehow she just loved the number 27. She will be be truly missed and I will always treasure our memories together. Rest peacefully Mámi . I love you ❤️😘 — Con của Má, Ti

Mom, I will always remember your warm embrace with the biggest smile whenever I came to visit you. How we would be holding hands and you would touch mine and say how soft they were. What I will cherish the most were our farewells. After saying goodbye you would say “Che, Mà thương con”. I love you too Mom, I love you too…always and forever. —Che Che

Ma, The moments we shared are now precious memories. Thank you for the love and guidance you gave so selflessly. I love you forever and will miss you endlessly.

Con yeu cua Ma, Hao

Ma, Your big smile and warm, loving welcome made you truly one of a kind. Every time I walked in, I would say, “Hi my beautiful mother,” and without missing a beat, you would smile and reply, “Hi my beautiful daughter.” That simple exchange meant the world to me — a reflection of the deep bond we shared. You were beautiful inside and out mommy, a light in every room. I miss you more than words can ever express. I love you forever and always.

Con gai cua ma, Suzanne

When I was little, Má Hà and I would sit side by side, lost in the world of Days of Our Lives. Those afternoons felt endless, held in the simple peace of being with her. As I got older and started working as a barista, I found myself stopping by her house after my shifts. I’d bring her slices of zucchini bread, and in return, she’d share pieces of her life—stories shaped by hardship, resilience, wisdom, and love. I’ll never forget the day she helped me shop for my prom dress, going to so many stores with me without ever losing her patience, making me feel truly seen. I will always carry the memory of her hands—so soft as they held mine. And when I close my eyes, I can still see her sweet smile—the one that, despite everything she went through, could light up a room and make the world feel a little softer. Má Hà was so strong, a true fighter who faced life’s challenges with courage and grace. Though she is no longer with us, I take comfort knowing she rests now with Buddha, surrounded by peace and love. Her spirit lives in the quiet moments, in the memories we hold, and in the gentle ways she touched our lives. Her love is in every story, every laugh, every soft glance of her smile. And it will live in me, always. - "Bòn bon sôcôla của Má

Mommy, I will always remember your warm smile and the way you made every moment feel special. Your love, laughter, and gentle presence will stay with me forever. I miss you deeply ❤ love you always, Mangy

Ma, you were truly one of a kind. Our family wouldn’t have been the same without you. Your love and smile will truly be missed. You’ll always hold a special place in my heart and our memories. I miss you and love you very much. Love, Jessica

Vô cùng thương nhớ Hà, người vợ tuyệt vời và người đồng tu ý chí dũng cảm. - Minh

Má, thank you for all your generosity. You welcomed me into your home and family. Even though we didn't always understand each other, I hope you knew how much I loved you and appreciated your kindness. — Your Daughter, Becky Nguyen

What I’ll always remember about Cô Hà is her strong spirit and determination. Most of her life she faced health challenges, yet she never let that stop her. Her focus and discipline were so strong that she performed yoga poses even younger, healthier people struggled with — a true testament to her resilience.

When we were kids, I dreaded doing chores, but Cô Hà loved having the house clean. She introduced us to those habits at a young age, and they shaped us more than we realized. The way she watched over us when my mom was working taught me discipline, responsibility, and the importance of taking care of what we have — even when we didn’t have much.

She had a unique personality and sense of humor. She came up with the funniest nicknames for the kids in our family, always finding a way to make us laugh. Thank you, Cô Hà, for the love and lessons you gave us. I hope you are reunited with Ông Bà Ngoại and my mom, and that you are resting peacefully in the presence of Buddha. --- Cháu Be