Name: Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home
Address: Westminster, CA

Dear Daddy- today marks one year since you you departed this life.  You are in our hearts every single day.  We gathered today to celebrate you, your life and your love. Your long lasting love, invaluable knowledge and lessons you taught us resonate with each one of us everyday. We love you very much.

We love you very much and you are always in our hearts.

The Vo Family

Dear our beloved Daddy – Happy Birthday! We missed you everyday. Words can’t express our gratefulness for your love, care, wisdom, sacrifices, and for invaluable lessons that only parents could give. What you had instilled in us will ever remain in our lives until the end. Because of your and Mom’s sacrifices and hardships you went through in your lives, we, your children and grandchildren, have very good lives as we have now. Happy Birthday Daddy and you will always be in our hearts! We love you so dearly and we shall meet again.

Dear Vo Family, 

I was deeply saddened to hear the news of your father’s passing from Gerry. Please accept my heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. 

Your father was a remarkable man who touched the lives of many with his kindness and wisdom. Chi will truly be missed. 

Please know my thoughts are with you and all who loved him during this difficult time. 

With heartfelt sympathy, 
Cathy Meach

Mr. Chi Vo, age 82, departed this life peacefully on August 6, 2024 in Westminster, California surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Lai Tran for 65 years. Devoted father of Diane Vo, Christine Vo, and Vincent Vo. Loving grandfather of Owen, Emily, and Justin. He was a hard working man and dedicated to his family, everything he did was for them. He proudly served in the Army in Vietnam. He was a dedicated member of the Cypress School District for 20+ years. Our Dad was an incredible man, kind, generous, and he didn’t hesitate to help anyone in need. Through his sacrifices, hard work, unconditional love, wise words of advice and the boundless love he gave us, we are all better people because of him. His family was his pride and joy. He was a great Dad and loved his wife, children and grandchildren. He always wanted the best for them. He arrived in the United States 30+ years ago, as an immigrant, who escaped Vietnam, due to  political reason, with his two  children and 43 other migrants in a small fishing boat. The journey was rough and started in Vietnam in 1983, through the South China Sea and the Java Sea and lasted 8 nights and 7 days. He and his two children lived in a refugee camp in Indonesia for 2 years prior to settling in the United States in May 1985. He came to the US with little money and did not speak the language. His goals were to learn English so he could get a good job to support his family, and to make sure his children receive education to have a better life than he and mom had in Vietnam. He was the family's rock that held the family together through thick and thin. He instilled in his children/grandchildren invaluable principles, belief, and guidance, which were carried through generations. He loved soccer, basketball, traveling, country music, family & friends. Dad, we miss you, immensely. Your unconditional love and fond memories are always with us. We will forever keep you in our hearts. We shall meet again Daddy.

Dear Vo Family,

We're so sad to hear about the passing of "T". We have great memories of our chats and visits in the front yard (our next door neighbor). He always had a smile on his face, and interesting stories to tell! And what a green thumb he had! Any plant he touched became magnificent.

We'll be praying for him and the Vo family.

Mike & Annie Lein

To Christine and family,

I’m very sorry to hear of the passing of your father and wanted you to know that you’re in my prayers and thoughts during this time.   I extend my deepest sympathies to each of you.  I know you have many fond memories of your dad and I’m sure they will linger on.  Thinking of you.  Be encouraged.  Love and blessings!

Dear Christine,  
My condolences for your loss. Please know that I am keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow. Sending you my love and deepest sympathy.

Dear Christine, 
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. 
May your father's soul rest in peace, and may you find comfort in the love that surrounds you.

OBITUARY

Ong VO HUU CHI Phap Danh PHO GIAI THOAT

July 15, 1942 – August 6, 2024

Peek Funeral Home

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