My last meeting with Auntie was in March last year when I stopped over to visit my brother Julian, Winnie, my nephew Joshua and to meet my new niece little Emily. It had a been a number of years since I saw Auntie and she was her usual self, smiling and chatting.  I’m glad for the few days we got to spend with her, Yee Ma and family during outings and meals. 

The night before I left Atlanta, she offered to give me some Chinese herbs for my mum as she remembered that my mum bought them when she came. I did not realize that I would not have the chance to see her again. 

Auntie was a lady with an ever ready smile, her warmth evident by the many photos. I think she loved shopping, not for herself but for others. Her giving nature and kindness is how I will remember her by. We are blessed to know her and be part of extended family.  She will be missed. 

Auntie will be missed. Her kindness is radiated in her smiles and laughter captured in the many photos with family especially with children. We choose to remember her warmth and keep her memory. We are blessed to have her in our lives and now to be with God. 

My wife and I met Mina when we knew our son Julian would be marrying her daughter Winnie. We didn't know her name, we as traditional Chinese addressed her as Chan Ka, meaning Close Family literally. Chan Ka was an unassuming lady, polite and generous. She had the opportunity to come to Malaysia a year after Winnie married Julian, together with her sister, and we had a good time traveling to some scenic places and introducing our local cuisines to them. And while we were in the States a few times we always met her and traveled to places and did shopping with her. On our last trip, in November and December of 2018 to see our granddaughter Emily and grandson Joshua, we were greeted by her in the house. She has helped look after Joshua and Emily. We are indebted to her caring service to our grandchildren. It was cold when we visited and Chan Ka discreetly bought us two warm jackets out of her savings. Her warmth and loving kindness will always be remembered.

Farewell Chan Ka. You have left for s better home than this world. I'm sure we'll meet up again.

Those pictures are awesome and you can see what a great life she had! Full of love and laughter! Ahyee will be missed terribly. She came to every birthday, graduation, program, dance, musical, etc. for my kids and my kids were thrilled to see her smiling in the audience. She moved through life with such a bright light and her light might be out here, but it is shining bright up above. And she will make sure everyone up above has enough soap, paper products and coats. Winnie and Lillian, I’m wishing you strength for tomorrow and hope to one day hug you again. 

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Fong Lo

July 30, 1949 – March 20, 2020

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