In memory of

陳儒湘女士 Bernadette Ye Sian Chan

‘Bernie’ passed away on Saturday, May 10th, 2025 at North York General Hospital, Toronto. Beloved wife of Francis, beloved ‘ONE’ of the ‘Au-Yeung’, ‘Chan’, and ‘Au’ families.

‘Bernie’ graduated from Scarborough College at the University of Toronto (U of T) and also acquired a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Windsor. She met her loved one at U of T and got married in 1981. For work, she was employed at the Accounting Department of Baker Mackenzie LLC until she retired in 2016.

Please see below for the location/times to the visitation, memorial service, and consolation meal.

In lieu of flowers, you are encouraged to make donations to North York General Hospital (In Memory of ‘Bernadette YS Chan’).

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Gordon and Ruth Ho (Cousin)

Entered May 14, 2025 from Calgary

Whatsoever soothes your spirit, comforts your soul and brings you peace, that's what is wished for you at this difficult time.

Winnie Chan (Friend)

Entered May 14, 2025 from Toronto

Dear Bernadette,
I am sorry about your untimely passing. I still couldn't believe that you are gone. We knew each other from work, but you were like my sister for well over 3 decades. You were a good listener, always gave me those wise one liner opinions. We shared good food on numerous occasions. You and Francis were always kind and generous with me and Adrian, and with those in your lives. My heart is aching. I miss you already.
Rest in peace, my dear friend!

Joyce Sung (School mate)

Entered May 15, 2025 from Vancouver, BC Canada

You are a lovely soul and a blessing to have known you since childhood. I spent a lot of time with you and your family back in the college years when I first came to Toronto in 1973. I m happy we had a great reunion last year. Rest in peace and I shall miss you until we meet again in Heaven!

Kevin and Julie Tran (Aunt)

Entered May 17, 2025 from Scarborough

My condolences to you and your family

Ivita Eastmond (Friend)

Entered May 17, 2025 from Mississauga

Bernie I was shocked at your passing. I first met you in 2000 when I started working at Baker McKenzie and you were very welcoming. You had such a wonderful spirit. You shall be missed by all that knew you. May you rest in peace.

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