In memory of

Helen Pow 鮑余佩恩夫人

December 31, 1933 -  January 8, 2024

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Sunny and Wendy Yuen (Long time family friends)

Entered January 10, 2024 from Unionville Ontario

To dear Uncle Pow, May and your entire family, our deepest condolences with your loss. Keep her sweet memories close to your heart.

Sunny and Wendy Yuen

Tony Dam (Kody’s friend)

Entered January 10, 2024 from London Ontario

From the stories that Kody told me about Helen, she seemed very loved and very loving. Its saddening to hear someone so appreciated have to leave this world, but I think we can take solace in the fact that they will always be remembered and cherished. My condolences to the Pau family and only the best wishes to them.

Thomas Cung and family (Friend)

Entered January 11, 2024 from Aurora

Our deepest condolences to the Pow family.
Rest in peace auntie Helen.

Serena (Cousin)

Entered January 11, 2024 from Ottawa

All through my childhood years, there were three cousins that I adored and loved to play with: 余美雲, 余麗燕 and last and not least, 余佩恩;known affectionately to my family as 表姨媽,or auntie Helen.
She was my idol , pretty and smart and I still kept a photo of her as the most pretty bride .
We met again in Toronto when she came to visit with May and we did have memorable times together all through the years ! I admired her personality: loving and very caring - for her children, husband and us, her relatives.She was a good listener and a positive thinker giving good vibes to all of us My family ( Leonard曾兆祺) and I )will miss you very much, always ,
We know that you are smiling and sending warm hugs to your family and us prayers and
Love from Serena
曾古嫣珊敬上

Cheng Wai Tung (Brother-in-law)

Entered January 12, 2024 from Hong Kong


Helen's presence in our lives can be felt across continents, as she shared an unbreakable bond with her sister, my wife Lily, who resides in Hong Kong. Despite the distance, our connection remained unwavering, as we spoke frequently over the phone and had holidays together in three Continents including the Mediterranean, Florida, Japan and China. We used to stay at each other's homes when we visited each other. When our son, Geoffrey, went to study in Toronto, Helen not only provided invaluable advice and guidance, but she also extended a helping hand that made all the difference.

Lily and I arrived in Toronto Monday evening from Hong Kong with the view to proceed directly to the hospital, but instead we were taken to her home. Kai Hei greeted us at the door, embraced me hard, and in tears, told me that Helen had failed to wait for us - we missed her by a few hours. Together with his children, we tried our best to calm Kai Hei withholding our own display of sorrow. Kai Hei cried on more than one occasion during the past few days, recalling the days when Helen and himself struggled together during their early days of immigration to Canada. Today we can witness their success through the achievements of their children, Eva, Peter, May and Elaine. Helen's efforts together Kai Hei have not been in vain.

My Wife Lily reminisces a lot about the time she studied in Canada, when she lived with Helen. She fondly recalls the nice time together with Helen, when she helped Helen sell ice cream inside a shopping mall, and the valuable skills she learned from Helen in textile work. Their bond strengthened during those times, and the memories remain cherished.

Helen is more than a mother and a grandmother to her children and grandchildren . Her lively and loving ways make her a friend and a darling to all. They call her the Princess inside the home, in the most adoring and respectable fashion.

Helen's legacy is not just one of joyful memories, but of the lives she has touched and transformed. Her spirit will continue to live on in each and every one of us, reminding us to embrace life fearlessly, to treasure our loved ones with all our hearts, and to lend a helping hand whenever we can.

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Elaine Pow (Daughter)

Entered January 15, 2024 from Home in Markham

Grandma having fun with the kids

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