In memory of

余炳華 Ronald Bing Wah Yee

July 15, 1932 - June 9, 2020

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Ronald Bing Wah Yee might be made to the North York General Foundation - Geriatric Unit, where he received the very best of care in his later years. Please use the link on this memorial webpage and indicate that the donations are to "Geriatric Unit".

Guestbook

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Joyce Yee (Daughter)

Entered June 12, 2020 from Toronto

We all love you very much and you will be greatly missed, Dad. Be at peace <3

Celia Cohen Ron Wolman (Neighbour)

Entered June 13, 2020 from 17 Woburn

Dear Lana, Joyce, Amelia and Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved father Ron. We met Lana and Ron when they first moved into the neighbourhood. They were lovely neighbours. Always cheerful and friendly and ready to chat. I remember fondly when your dad came back from up North one weekend and brought bushels of asparagus from the farm he visited and he generously shared them with us. We’ve sadly missed him these last few years.
May you cherish all the warm and wonderful memories you shared together.
Our heartfelt condolences,
Celia Cohen and Ronnie Wolman

Colleen (Friend)

Entered June 15, 2020 from Calgary

My deepest condolences to the entire Yee family. It is a privilege to call Joyce a dear friend. Her passion for life, family and community so clearly comes from this incredibly loving, strong, resilient family. I had the pleasure of spending time with the Yee clan several years ago and was educated by Ron on how to enjoy Kings tea properly - it is something I do to this day, every time with a smile and love.

Sue Seymour (Friend)

Entered June 16, 2020 from Orillia

Just wanted to send my condolences to Mike and Salina and all of the family, on the loss of your Father. May he Rest In Peace. Stay well, Sue

Erica, Mike, Charlotte and Ngar Ching family (Cousin)

Entered June 16, 2020 from Hong Kong

Dear auntie Lana, Joyce, Amelia, Mike, Salina and families,

We were shocked and extremely sorrow to hear the news. Uncle Ron is the cousin and best mate of my mom Ngar Ching when they were in China during their childhood.

These days, we recalled some scenes with uncle Ron. We were lucky to meet him several times. He was a wise man with humor. He was once passing by Hong Kong and lived with us for a night. We went to eat roasted pigeon and roasted goose together which is famous in our area and visited the scene nearby. He liked the food very much and said he would come again for sure. He woke up early in the morning and practiced QiGong (氣功). He also taught us some breathing exercise and some Kung Fu postures. We talked a lot before seeing him off to China for visiting his home town. He told us many things about his life, his home town and his experience.

Uncle Ron, may you rest in peace! We all miss you!

Love,
Erica, Mike, Charlotte and Ngar Ching family