Ludia Fong (Daughter's friend)

Entered May 6, 2020 from Toronto

Our deepest condolences to Judy and her family. Now that Auntie in better hands you should take care of yourselves.. our thoughts and prayers with you.

Ludia and family

Maria Elena Noronha (Good Friend of Judy’s)

Entered May 6, 2020 from Pickering, Ontario

Deepest sympathy for your loss, Judy. Thoughts and prayers with you and your family. Much love 💕 Nena

Patrick and Elaine Lai (Close family friends)

Entered May 6, 2020 from Waterdown

It has been a privilege to have known and often met with Auntie Tong for decades and decades. She has always been kind and gracious to us, which we will miss dearly. It is a consolation to see that she has lived a long and fulfilled life, and enjoyed high quality of life up to the end. George, Wendy, Peter, Judy, Nancy, Linda, and Ida, please accept our sincerest condolences for your loss.

Patrick & Elaine

Kathy and Jonathan Hall (Mary's daughter's friends)

Entered May 7, 2020 from London

We will always remember Mrs Mary Tong's kind smile and warm personality.

Simon Lee (Family Friend)

Entered May 7, 2020 from London

We are very sorry to hear the sad news. Please accept our sincere condolences.

Simmon & Linda

I have fond memories of Por Por and Kun Kun growing up as a young boy in Hongkong. Maybe it was fate that we lived very close to each other or the fact that my Aunt is about the same age as my sister and we played together often. We saw Por Por and Kun Kun a lot and every time we were together, there was always love and gentleness in their eyes.
I have only faint memories of my early childhood and visiting Por Por’s store but I can remember my sister and I loved to visit her because of all the treats we left with. Even at that young age I found my Por Por to be different. Different in a sense that she lived before her time- smart, has her opinions, supportive, and strong. One might call her a liberated woman in her generation. My Kun Kun was generous, intelligent, soft spoken, and understanding. Together they were like the jin and jang except there was no negative energy, just complementing each other to form a perfect loving union. They provided unconditional love and kindness for my Mom and they were the perfect grandparents to my sister and me.
On my recent trip to Toronto, I was reminded of her radiance as we sat in her room together. She talked about the beautiful orchids on the shelf and the colourful animal images on the window. I felt a sense of peacefulness and gratitude in her for all the care and loving attention from my Aunts and Uncles throughout the years.
Our family is blessed to have Por Por in our lives. Her advice to me on my sister’s wedding day to nurture your partner, to love your partner still ring true in my heart today. We will all miss her dearly.