Hello Má,
 I hope you’re doing well in heaven. I want you to know that I’m doing well here on earth, despite missing you wholeheartedly. Please do not worry about me.
 
 Growing up, you showed me your undying, gentle love in so many ways. Every time I got an award, you’d tell me how proud you were of me and reward me. Every time I performed at school or gave a speech, you’d save the video and rewatch it a thousand times over, with genuine happiness every single time. Every time I got sick, you’d pray for me and pause everything to cook me cháo. No matter what the situation was, you were there to support me in all the ways that you could. Even on the day that you returned to heaven, you were making sure I’d be fed, telling everyone to make sure to get food for my sister and I. You really were like a mom to me.
 
 I know you’re up there watching me and keeping me safe daily. I hope everything I do makes you proud and I pray that one day I’ll get to see you again. I love you. Thank you for loving me and for always putting me before yourself, even until your last breath. I will always keep you in my heart and in my prayers. 
 
 With love, 
 Your Goddaughter, 
 Ivy Dinh

A commemorative photo of the two sisters going to pray at Saint Columban Church.. We miss you 💌

A family photo taken during Tet 2025. We miss you very much.💌

On the occasion of Father visiting the family, my siblings and I took a group photo with him as a keepsake. Looking at it now, we miss you dearly.💌

June 11, 2026 
Dear má  “I call my aunt má”
Throughout the years you had on Earth, every day since I will remember and cherish the great memories we shared whether it was minutes, hours, or days. When I was younger I would ask my parents to visit you every day. I would look forwards to Friday because that meant I could see you.
I remember every Friday, Ivy and I would come to your house to play with all the toys you bought us.
Another memory that will stick with me forever is when you would always make me scrambled eggs and even when I didn't want to eat the last bite you would convince me by saying " eat this last bite if you love me." You made sure that I was feed and never left hungry. You treated me as if I were your own child and loved me in so many ways.
I cannot fully explain all of these sentimental memories, but I will miss you forever and all the fun times we had. I hope one day to see you waiting for me in heaven. Thank you for being my aunt. I love you a lot.
With Love, Your Niece
Yvonne Dinh

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Bà Maria NGUYỄN THỊ ÁNH TUYẾT

May 5, 1965 – June 10, 2026

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