Tar Pek, your life has been an inspiration to mine since I was young. I was always proud to talk about you to my friends. You have never stopped learning and contributing to the society till your last day. May you rest in peace in the arms of God.
Our sincere condolences on your loss. Uncle was a wonderful man who always treated us like family. We will miss him dearly.
Dr. Liew, I always remember your teaching when I was in your laboratory. Without the chance to work in your laboratory, I could not smoothly finish my PhD 25 years ago. May you rest in peace in our Lord. Stephen
I am sad to hear that Prof Liew has left us. He has been a great mentor for myself as well as my previous students. We learned a great deal about the latest scientific approach from him and he had been a most inspiring teacher and friend for the Department of Biochemistry at the Chinese University of Hong Kong as well. Farewell our beloved teacher!
Susan and I were so sorry to hear that CC had passed away. CC and I first met when we were students at U of T in the 1960s. I left for the USA in 1969 and returned in 1974 when CC and I reestablished our friendship. I was focused on the neurochemistry of heart failure. However, after CC enthusiastically exposed me to the wonders of the new science of molecular biology and its potential for the investigation of diseases that cause heart failure, I changed fields under his expert tutelage. We spent the next many decades in exciting, productive years of research and friendship. His brother, Jack, was the keystone of our laboratory group. CC was a wonderful teacher and an imaginative scientist with a surprisingly entrepreneurial spirit. On a personal level he was a loyal friend with a big engaging smile that reflected a generous heart. We will miss him. Sincerest deep condolences from Susan and I to Ng, Galina, Alan and Victor and the rest of the Liew family