A Life of Love, A Heart That Touched Everyone It is with a heart shattered beyond words that I share the passing of my beloved wife, who left this world peacefully on March 10, 2026, at the age of 53. Just seven days before her passing, we marked 39 beautiful years together. Years that now feel far too short for a love so deep. There are no words strong enough to describe the pain of losing her and no words beautiful enough to fully capture the woman she was.   Trisha was not

Raised by Strength, Guided by Love Mom was a force to be reckoned with. I always wondered how she could be everything all at once a therapist, a travel planner, a sales associate, a food critic, a chef, and most importantly, a mom. But to me, she was the person who knew me better than I knew myself. She had her own way of showing love. She would always bring me fruit, already peeled and cut. To this day, I still cannot handle a fruit and a knife the way she could. It was such

She Lived Life at Full Volume Aunty Phuong was the most incredibly caring person in our family’s life. The memories we have with her are all happy, full of her infectious laughter and bright smile. “Sikh Yeh May?” and “Phuong Yee Bong” pronounced in Cantonese, are two frequent phrases tied to my memory of her that translate to “Did you eat yet?” and “Auntie will help”. She was always making sure we were well fed and always wanted to help us with anything. Growing up and until

Phuong: The Heart That Kept Us Together Sitting here, trying to put into words what my sister Phuong meant to me, I suddenly realized something I hadn’t fully understood before: she wasn’t just my sister. She was my classmate, my partner in mischief, and my very best friend. When we were young, we were inseparable. Every class, every errand, every adventure we did it all together. From Chinese class to English class to Vietnamese school, we rode our bikes side by side, walked

A peaceful garden symbolizing remembrance and support. The most calming, charismatic, loving, adventurous, and genuine soul to have walked this earth. If you were lucky enough to cross paths with Trisha, you quickly learned she was truly one of a kind. She had a warmth about her that made people feel comfortable the moment they met her. Her presence had a way of calming a room, and her laughter was something everyone around her grew to love. People naturally went to her when

Remembering the Woman Who Made Everyone Feel Included Mrs. Cheung was one of the kindest people that I have had the privilege of knowing. From the first day I met her at Kiely’s school event, she made it a point to always make me feel included and seen. Immediately after meeting her, she included me in family dinners and potential future outings. We quickly bonded over our mutual love of traveling and exploring new parts of the world. I can still hear her recounting her trip