The Life of Mrs. Hung Ko Siu Fong
Mrs. Hung Ko Siu Fong (affectionately known as "Mrs. Hung") was born in 1941 in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province. Growing up during a turbulent wartime era, life was full of hardship. In search of a better livelihood, her parents made the resolute decision to move south to Hong Kong. Her father, Mr. Ko Wai Keung, worked as a dentist, partnering with her mother, Mrs. Tang Shuet Han, to work diligently and build a stable home for their family.
Once life stabilized, twelve-year-old Mrs. Hung moved to Hong Kong to reunite with her parents. Later, the family welcomed her younger brother (Ko Kin To) and younger sister (Ko Sui Yee). Together, they supported one another through those challenging early years.
As a young woman, Mrs. Hung was hardworking and driven. By day, she worked as a garment seamstress in a factory; by night, she pursued her education at evening school to better herself. Despite the difficulties of life, she remained persistent and faced every challenge with courage.
At age twenty, Mrs. Hung was introduced to Mr. Hung Wing Ko. They hit it off immediately and walked hand-in-hand into marriage two years later at the age of twenty-two, embarking on a joyful new chapter of life. After marriage, they were blessed with three daughters and a son (Bessie, Maria, Karen and Raymond), creating a warm, happy family of six.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Hung always put her family first. She was a devoted, virtuous wife and a loving, selfless mother. She quietly took care of the household, devoting her heart and soul to raising her children. To help support the family finances, she took on babysitting and sewing work at home, providing for her family with her industrious hands. She led a simple and thrifty life, cherishing every resource, and taught her children how to navigate life through her own actions. Her virtues of diligence, thriftiness, and perseverance deeply inspired every member of her family.
Within the family, Mrs. Hung was a superhuman mother and a loving grandmother. She gained three deeply appreciative sons-in-law and a daughter-in-law (Gilbert, Benny Vincent and Alice), and was blessed with six grandchildren (Priscilla, Howard, Sally, Kristy, Kayden and Karissa).
Later in life, Mrs. Hung immigrated to Canada with her family to enjoy her retirement. Though she stepped away from her busy working years, she stayed active and happily took care of household affairs for her eldest daughter, selflessly helping out so her family had no worries. In her spare time, she loved gardening and growing vegetables, finding joy in nature. She also stayed active with regular exercise, and loved gathering with friends and family to play mahjong and sing karaoke, enjoying the warm happiness of family life amidst laughter.
Mrs. Hung lived a simple, honest, hardworking, and kind life, treating everyone with sincerity and always putting her family above all else. She protected her family with a lifetime of love and sustained them through selfless dedication, leaving behind countless precious and heartwarming memories. Her loving kindness, perseverance, frugality, and optimistic spirit will forever live in the hearts of her family as an example to cherish and honor.
May Mrs. Hung rest in the arms of the Lord, embraced by God's grace, reuniting in the Kingdom of Heaven with her husband and loved ones to enjoy eternal peace. Her love and spirit will forever abide with all those who love her dearly.
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Saturday, 25 Jul 2026 1:00 PM
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