曾雲鵬先生，1932年8月15日生於中國福建省廈門市，於2025年8月30日在加拿⼤多倫多回歸天家，安息主懷，享年93歲。

他是曾呈奎先生與葉女英女士的長子，曾珍麗女士及曾雲驥先生的長兄。幼時隨祖父母及叔伯在大家庭中成長，度過十六年溫馨歲月。

1949年全家遷居台灣，受四叔曾呈發及母親悉心教養與栽培，直至中興大學農學院完成學業，奠定了他終身與大自然相伴的根基。

畢業後，曾雲鵬先生投入農林廳農牧局水土保持組工作，每日騎乘摩托車穿梭於漫⼭遍野中，雖然辛勞，卻鍛鍊出堅毅的體魄。1970年，他受經濟部派遣赴南非賴索托協助農耕輔導兩年；回國一年後，又前往泰國三菱公司鳳梨農場服務六年，管理三百餘名員工，在烈日下勤奮工作，一年僅有一個月假期返台與家人團聚。

因中南半島政局動盪，曾雲鵬先生辭職遠赴南美巴拉圭，全家團聚從事餐飲及精品事業。四年後，為了子女教育，他以農業技術人員身份移居加拿大多倫多，定居至今。

曾雲鵬先生與妻子陳琮華女士於台灣相識並建立家庭，育有三名子女，夫妻同心攜手打拼六十一年。67歲退休後，二人常遊歷名山大川，悠然自得地享受晚年生活。去年，二人慶祝六十週年鑽石婚紀念，並獲英國國王與王后及加拿大總督的祝賀證書與賀函。感謝神的恩典，雖一生漂泊，終於安穩定居；子女皆完成學業並建立幸福美滿的家庭。

曾雲鵬先生性情溫和、沈默寡言，深愛子孫，常陪伴孩子上下學，細心照顧家人，深受敬愛。 經年累月在自家與兒女寓所 蒔花弄草、整理庭園，樂此不疲。

遺孀陳琮華、長女恒音（Melody）、婿紹南（Ted）、外孫志威（Joshua）、志恩（Caleb）；子瑞顯（Benjamin）、媳亭宜（Jocelyn）、孫人傑（Christopher）、孫女人瑛（Carina）；幼女海音（Joy）、婿國賢（David）、外孫加信（Luke）、外孫女英華（Lauren）。 兒孫們將永遠銘記父祖輩的教導與恩情。

願曾雲鵬先生安息主懷，天家永享平安喜樂，與主同在，直到永恆。

Mr. Yun Peng Tseng, born on August 15, 1932, in Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China, went home to be with the Lord on August 30, 2025, at the age of 93.

He was the beloved son of Dr. Cheng Kui Tseng and Ms. Nu Ying Yeh, and older brother of Ms. Jeanlie Tseng and Dr. William Tseng. He grew up surrounded by the love and care of his grandparents and uncles, spending sixteen cherished years in a large and nurturing family.

In 1949, the family relocated to Taiwan, where he was guided and nurtured by his fourth uncle, Cheng Fa Tseng, and his devoted mother. He later graduated from the College of Agriculture at National Chung Hsing University, laying the foundation for a lifelong bond with nature.

After graduation, Mr. Yun Peng Tseng began his career with the Department of Agriculture and Forestry, Soil and Water Conservation Division, riding his motorcycle daily through the mountains and fields. Though the work was demanding, it strengthened his resilience and character. In 1970, he was assigned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs to Lesotho, South Africa, to assist in agricultural development for two years. After returning to Taiwan for a year, he went on to serve at the Mitsubishi Pineapple Plantation in Thailand for six years, managing more than 300 employees and labouring tirelessly under the tropical sun, returning to his family in Taiwan only once a year.

Due to political unrest in Southeast Asia, he resigned and moved with his family to Paraguay, South America, where they reunited and engaged in the restaurant and boutique business. Four years later, prioritizing his children’s education, he immigrated to Toronto, Canada, where the family settled and built their home.

Mr. Yun Peng Tseng met his wife, Ms. Chung Hwa Chen, in Taiwan, and together they built a family, raising three children and sharing sixty-one years of life’s journey. After retiring at 67, the couple travelled widely, enjoying the beauty of nature and the freedom of their later years. Last year, they celebrated their 60th Diamond Wedding Anniversary, receiving congratulatory certificates and letters from the King and Queen of the United Kingdom and the Governor General of Canada. By God’s grace, though much of his life was spent abroad, he finally found peace and stability in Canada, with his children completing their studies and establishing happy families of their own.

Gentle and soft-spoken by nature, Mr. Yun Peng Tseng deeply loved his children and grandchildren, often accompanying them to and from school and caring for his family with quiet devotion. Over the years, he found endless joy in tending flowers and gardens at both his own home and his children’s residences, always delighting in nurturing life and beauty. He will be remembered with profound love and respect by all who knew him.

Mr. Yun Peng Tseng is survived by his beloved wife, Chung Hwa; daughter Melody (married to Ted) and grandchildren Joshua and Caleb; son Benjamin (married to Jocelyn) and grandchildren Christopher and Carina; and daughter Joy (married to David) and grandchildren Luke and Lauren, who will forever treasure his love, guidance, and enduring legacy.

May Mr. Yun Peng Tseng rest in the loving arms of the Lord, enjoying peace and joy in His eternal home, until the day we are reunited in Christ.