In memory of

Katie Yin Fong Lee

December 14, 1953 -  October 2, 2021

Katie Yin Fong Lee Peacefully on Saturday, October 2, 2021, at Providence Health Care in her 67th year. Katie is predeceased by her loving mother Li Yau and father Yu Pak Ng. Katie will be sadly missed by her husband Harry Wai Chun Lee, children Michael, Jennifer and husband Olaf, Ronnie and her grandchild Amy. She is survived by her brothers Shuen Wing Ng in Hong Kong and Marco Ng. We would like to thank Dr. Marcus and the caring staff at Birchmount Hospital. Friends will be received at the Pine Hills Cemetery and Funeral Home, 625 Birchmount Road, on Tuesday from 10:00 - 11:00 am. Donations can be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association.

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Pam, Tony & Winfield (Friends)

Entered October 5, 2021

Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Our thoughts and condolences are with your family during this time.

Mary Yuen (friend)

Entered October 6, 2021 from Scarborough

Mary Yuen will visit on Oct 12 to bestow my condolences to Katie's families.

Joe Xavier (Friend)

Entered October 7, 2021 from Toronto

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your Mother.

Paul & Jacquie Dalton 

Entered October 11, 2021 from Pickering

We were really sad and sorry to hear about the family's loss. She will be missed.

May you remember the lifetime of happy memories during this time.

God bless!
The Dalton Family (Paul, Jacquie, Emma & Liam)

Life Stories 

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Michael Lee (Son)

Entered October 7, 2021 from Scarborough

I remember when I was really young, and when maybe other kids were carrying around teddy bears, I carried around a red pillow. I remember that pillow being soft and silky and comfortable on my face. I remember carrying that pillow with me on shopping trips and on the subway to travel to see my grandparents. I loved that pillow. It made me feel calm and comfortable.
One night I became very sick and I ended up vomiting on my pillow. I remember being in the laundry room staring up at my mom while she was over the laundry basin trying to salvage that pillow for me. I remember when she turned around to look at me and I could see the sad look in her eyes when she told me that the pillow could not be saved. I was crushed. But I never forgot the effort she made to try to make me happy. I love you.

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