In memory of

Ching-Kwan Kwan 關正鈞

July 25, 1938 -  August 13, 2025

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Guestbook 

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Sai-Kit and Helen Chan (Fellow physicist and wife who lived in Goettingen in the 70’s)

Entered August 18, 2025 from La Grange Park, IL

Kwan Ching- Kwan was a very good man whom we got to know in Goettingen. Like Ching-Kwan, Sai-Kit never says much, but there was mutual respect. We have wonderful memories of our lives there where both our young daughters were born and how Chien Shing played the older sister to our daughter.

We were so fortunate to have had you at our daughter’s wedding in Chicago, and then we were able to get together again in Hong Kong.

Fond memories remain and may he rest in peace.

Raphael Cheung (A friend)

Entered August 18, 2025 from Windsor, Ontario

It has been our honour and privilege to have known you for so many years, Professor Kwan! Although you did not speak a lot, you had a keen interest and deep understanding of the world around us, scientifically and politically. It was great sharing our thoughts together. We are going to miss you a lot. May you rest in peace.
Cathy Koo and Raphael Cheung

Mabel and Felix Shin (Classmate at St. Joseph’s College, Hong Kong)

Entered August 19, 2025 from Hong Kong

Never realised we have such a genuine erudite classmate.

Dmitriy Petrov (Doctor)

Entered August 19, 2025 from Richmond Hill

I got to know Mr. Kwan as his doctor and was a part of his circle of care since November 2022. He was always optimistic to maintain his health and his love for his wife and family was palpable at each visit.

He maintained his dignity, love, and humanity throughout the time he was battling his illness. I have the deepest respect for him and his wife, who was unwaveringly with him at each appointment, hand in hand. I wish to express my deepest condolences to his wife and wonderful family. May Mr. Kwan rest in peace.

Jasmine Heng (Daughter in law's sister)

Entered August 20, 2025 from Singapore

Dear Dr. Kwan,

We will always remember you for your intelligence, gentleness, love of seafood, and books. My father recalled how much you enjoyed the tour to the fish farm and your thoughtful question. You never failed to amaze us with your sharp observations, inquisitive mind, and vast knowledge of Chinese history and culture.

We hope that you are now at peace. You’ll be deeply missed, but fondly remembered, always.

Jasmine Heng and family

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