「我半世人都係吃喝玩樂，都無乜遺憾。」

經過一年奮力抗癌後，陸梁美玉女士於西暦2023年9月30日，在睡夢中安詳離世；其丈夫（陸熾昌）、兒媳（陸應麟、陸方麗娟）、女兒（陸曼怡）及孫女兒（陸曉晴），在其人生最後一程，皆有陪同在側，享壽79歲。

美玉於1944年3月3日，在香港出生。她性格樂天，興趣廣泛。中學時期相當活躍，在籃球和羽毛球場上，均可見其身影；她同時昰一名游泳健將，曽考獲救生員資格；她亦經常與丈夫及家人外遊，足跡遍及多國，包括星加玻、日本、菲律賓、中國、澳洲和歐洲等地。

1993年，已踏入不惑之年的美玉，與家人移居加拿大後退休。她繼續活得精彩，𣎴時與朋友唱歌、跳舞和麻雀耍樂。除了四出搜尋美食外，她亦非常喜歡一展廚藝，廣宴親朋。

教書是美玉的終身職業。移民前，她在香港任職小學教師，教授中、英文及體育，並考取了教授普通話的教師證書。她本身亦喜歡學習新事物；當年剛移民時，在滿地可學習法文，便是一段令她津津樂道的經歷。此外，她亦有投入社區活動，廿多年來，風雨不改，每天堅持投入及協助推廣康琪健身舞蹈會活動，分別在2013年及2018年，獲安省政府頒發五年及十年義工奬。

美玉一直是家庭的中流砥柱。作為家中的老二，又是最大的女兒，她從小就擔起照顧四個弟妹的責任；過去54年，她與丈夫攜手跨越人生的風浪；作為母親，她一直都希望把最好的留給兩個子女；她唯一的孫女兒是她的心肝寶貝。

音容宛在， 懿德長存； 南柯夢裏， 望雲思親。

Surrounded by her family, May Yuk Luk Leung, 79, passed away on September 30, 2023, peacefully in her sleep after a year-long battle with cancer.

May is survived by her husband Jackson Che Cheong Luk, son Alan Luk and his wife Benita Fong, daughter Mandy Luk, and granddaughter Jolie Luk.

May was born in Hong Kong on March 3, 1944. She was a joyful spirited soul with so many interests and passions. She was popular in her high-school years, playing basketball and badminton. As an avid swimmer, it was natural for her to become a member of the Hong Kong Life Guards Club. She also travelled to many parts of the world with her husband and family - Singapore, Japan, the Philippines, China, Australia and Europe.

After immigrating to Canada in 1993, and retiring in her 40s, May continued to enjoy life with friends through dancing, singing and playing mahjong. She was a foodie. Not only did she love to have gourmet meals at restaurants, but she was also a great home chef, and liked to host big parties with her family and friends.

May had made an impact on many lives. She had a fulfilling teaching career in Hong Kong as an elementary school teacher in English, Chinese, and Sports. She even acquired a certificate in teaching Mandarin. She also never stopped learning. One of her most memorable experiences was to attend French classes each day in Montreal when she first came to Canada. Moreover, she was committed to contributing to the community. In the past two decades, she devoted herself wholeheartedly to the work and activities of Hong Kei Fitness and Dance Club. Because of that commitment, she was awarded the Ontario Government's 5-Year and 10-Year Volunteer Service Awards respectively in 2013 and 2018.

May was the rock to her family. As the second child and the eldest daughter among 6 children, she took on the role of taking care of her 4 younger siblings with love and kindness in her younger years. She was a devoted wife who held her husband's hands through all the ups and downs in their 54 years of marriage. When she became a mother, she only wanted the best for her children. Her only granddaughter was her sweetheart. She will be forever missed. Until we meet again.

"I have no regrets as I had spent almost half of my life just having fun."