In memory of

Shew Chan Ham

October 19, 1931 - June 20, 2016

Dedicated son of Bon Tai & Loo Ying Ham, devoted husband to Yuet Ling Ham, loving father to Michael (Alice), Morris (Elaine), Marsha (Perry Quan), Martin (Karen), & Myra (Felix Chow) and wonderful grandfather to Emma, Dana, Alexandra, Lauren, Valerie Quan, Ethan & Kaitlyn and Liam Chow.

Born in Kwangtung China, he was a pillar of the Hamilton Chinese Community for many years and loved his adopted home, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada very much. He opened China City Restaurant from 1974 until he retired in 2000.

He always walked the talk, and enriched the lives of his family and all those that knew him.

He will be missed greatly.

Guestbook

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Edmund Wong (In-law's side)

Entered June 22, 2016 from Markham

Uncle Ham has become a part of our extended family for over 10 years now. In community he's a great philanthropist, and at home he's the great patriarch of his family. He's always a kind and generous man, and he taught those around him the importance of family values. Uncle Ham will be missed very much by all who knew him.

Joe Carvalho & Family (Co-worker)

Entered June 22, 2016 from Georgetown Ontario

Martin,

We extend to you our most heartfelt sorrow and condolences.

Chantal Roy (Martin Ham - Coworker)

Entered June 22, 2016 from Hamilton

I wanted to extend my condolences in this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved one.

Mark phillips (Friend and student of son Michael)

Entered June 22, 2016 from Hamilton Ontario

Mr Ham raised very decent children that are very well liked and respected by there friends , I think his life was well lived and loved .
My condolences to his family for there loss

Garry McDonell (Myra's Colleague)

Entered June 22, 2016 from Toronto

Myra
Cindy and I want to express our sorrow and condolences to you and your family. We know you loved your father very much and watching his illness progress so rapidly was very hard on you and your family. We hope the memories of your father will give you some comfort during this difficult time.