🎶 太極、音樂與服事的一生 🕊️

我們四位在世的兒女懷著深深的悲痛，以及對母親圓滿一生的由衷感激，宣佈我們摯愛的母親湯美已安詳離世。

她於 2025 年 11 月 26 日星期三早上，在家中睡夢中安息主懷，距離她的 96 歲生日約兩星期。

湯美於 1929 年 12 月 12 日 在香港出生及生活，直到 1994 年移民加拿大多倫多。

湯美的一生充滿了對上帝的感恩和喜樂。她享受與家人和親友共享美食及共聚的時間，並常常感謝天父所賜與的恩典。她遵行主基督的教導，並樂於運用她的音樂恩賜，透過音樂佈道，與人分享福音信息。湯美一生從未停止敬拜與團契聚會，即使在疫情期間，她仍參與教會的線上聚會。

除了對家庭的奉獻，湯美透過她熱愛的興趣展現了她充滿活力的精神：

• 太極: 數十年來，湯美從太極的紀律中找到了寧靜與力量。她經常在清晨出現在當地的公園或運動場所，優雅地練習她的招式，並與朋友和鄰居分享這門藝術的知識和益處。

• 粵劇: 她擁有一副優美的歌喉，對粵劇和歌唱懷有深厚的熱愛。她經常與教會及福音機構一起到護理院服事，為院內的長者演唱福音粵曲。

這些熱愛不單是她的興趣；也是她與社區建立聯繫、並維持她於九十多歲時仍充滿活力的途徑。

她被四位兒女所愛戴和懷念：

• 穎聲 (子)
• 淑明 (女)
• 淑華 (女)
• 穎豪 (子)

她留下了八位孫子孫女，他們都珍惜與她共度的寶貴時光、懷念她的開朗和一同共享餐點的樂趣。

湯美現已返回天父的懷抱。感謝您們在這艱難時刻給予家人的愛與支持。

湯美眾兒女 敬上

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A Life of Music, Tai Chi and Service

It is with deep sadness yet profound gratitude for a life well-lived, that we, her four surviving children, announce the peaceful passing of our beloved mother, Tong Me. She passed away quietly in her sleep at home on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, just shy of her 96th birthday.

Born on December 12, 1929 in Hong Kong, Tong Me lived there until she immigrated to Canada in the early 1990’s.

Tong Me lived a joyful life full of gratitude to her God. She cherished the simple enjoyment of sharing meals with her family, wholly content with even the simple blessings in life, always giving thanks to her Father in heaven. She was a woman who reflected the generosity of her savior, always looking to bless her loved ones. She delighted in using her gifts of music to share the good news of her savior through musical evangelism. Tong Me did not fail to keep meeting with her fellow Christians through her life and faithfully continued the fellowship online with her church even through COVID.

Beyond her dedication to family, Tong Me had a vibrant spirit expressed through her lifelong passions:

• Tai Chi: For many decades, Tong Me found tranquility and strength through the discipline of Tai Chi. She was a familiar sight in the local park, gracefully practicing her forms early each morning, sharing her knowledge and the benefits of the art with friends and neighbours.

• Cantonese Opera: Tong Me had a beautiful voice and a profound love for Cantonese Opera and singing in general. She frequently volunteered to perform with church groups at care homes to provide entertainment to the resident seniors.
These passions were not just hobbies; they were how she connected with her community and maintained her remarkable vitality well into her nineties.

She is lovingly remembered by her four surviving children:

Wing Sing Chan (son)
Cleo Chan (daughter)
Clara Lau (daughter)
Conrad Chan (son)

She leaves behind a vibrant legacy in her 8 grandchildren, all of whom cherish their memories of her love, cheerfulness and family meals together.

Tong Me is now reunited with her beloved late husband, Chan Chee and God the Father in Heaven.

We thank you all for your love and support during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
The Children of Tong Me