In memory of

陳梅鳳婷太夫人Joyce Fung Ting Moy Chin

January 2, 1939 - November 22, 2016

It is with great sorrow that we announce the sudden passing of Joyce Chin age 77 (80 in chinese years), on November 22, 2016.
She was born in Guangdong, China on Jan 2, 1939 and arrived in Toronto at age 18. Survived by Norman Chin her loving and devoted husband of 58 years. Beloved mother of Janet (Simon), predeceased by Sharon (Darrell), Gordon (Alison), Dick (Anita), Susan and Judy. Proud and cherished grandmother of Sebastian Gee Shing Chin-Carvalho and Nicholas Gee Ming Wood. She was the eldest of five siblings Yee Tai Chin (Benjamin) of New Jersey, Richard (Sandy) of Boston, Daniel (Heidi), and Wai Hing (Gina) of Boston. She is also remembered by friends, nieces, nephews and relations in the US, Canada and beyond. We are forever thankful for our mother's love and dedication to our family and for her kind, caring and generous nature.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, November 29, 2016. from 9:00 - 10:30A.M., funeral service will follow.
York Cemetery and Funeral Centre. Address : 160 Beecroft Road, North York, Ontario. M2N 5Z5. Tel: 416-221-3404 Fax:416-221-6739

Flower arrangements can be made through
Alyssa Flowers, Scarborough, +1 416-609-9202

Guestbook

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Misty Murakami

Entered November 24, 2016 from Toronto

My deepest sympathies to you all during this very sad and difficult time.
Thinking of you and sending hugs.
Misty

Christl Mittendorfer (friend of Gord and Alison)

Entered November 24, 2016 from Toronto

Dear Gord and Alison,

My most heartfelt and sincere sympathies to you and your family! I am so sorry for your loss. Love always, Christl

Alison Bickerstaffe & Dale Kanis (Friend of Gord & Alison)

Entered November 25, 2016 from Mississauga

Very sorry to hear of your mum's passing Gord. Condolences from both Dale and myself. Hope to see you soon, Ally

Brenda Chan Berkowitz (Cousin)

Entered November 25, 2016 from Chicago, IL

Uncle Norman and Cousins,
With great sadness I hear about the passing of Aunt Joyce. My deepest condolences. I always remember Aunt Joyce as a happy person and so funny with a huge laugh. She would crack me up with her responses in Chinese and then she would giggle. Even though the Chans only get together every few years for funerals and weddings, we still show up and remember each other and catch up. Please give Uncle Norman a big hug for me. Your family is in my thoughts. RIP Aunt Joyce.
Brenda Chan Berkowitz and Family

Peter, Glenda, Michael and Richard Lin (family)

Entered November 25, 2016

Dear Chin Family
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of Auntie Chin. Our sincere condolences to your family.
Auntie Chin was an amazing woman. She was gentle and soft spoken and always had a kind word to everyone. We will always remember her as a loving and caring person. Auntie Chin will be missed and be forever in our hearts
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family all at this difficult time.
Peter, Glenda, Michael and Richard Lin