In memory of

Shiu Ngan Lee

June 5, 2022

Mrs. Lee (Sin) Shiu Ngan died peacefully at Mon Sheong Stouffville Long Term Care Centre (where she resided since March 1, 2022) on the morning of 5 June 2022 at the age of 92. She will be lovingly remembered by her children, Joseph, Warren (Marie France Lemoine), David (Ruth nee Tsang) and Amy (Paul Cavanagh). She is a proud grandmother to Jonathan. She was predeceased by her husband Wai-Hong (1970) and her son Jack (1975). Shiu Ngan retired as a seamstress in 1991 and enjoyed travelling, participating in church activities (North Toronto Chinese Baptist Church), and contributing to social events at Cliffwood Manor where she lived since her retirement. A brief private graveside service will be held on Thursday, 9 June 2022 at Elgin Mills Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres, 1591 Elgin Mills Road East, Richmond Hill, L4S 1M9 (905)737-1720.

To share your remembrance please visit her memorial webpage at www.mountpleasantgroup.permavita.com for online guestbook.

Guestbook 

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Kitty Yim (Niece)

Entered June 7, 2022 from Toronto, Canada

I remembered my aunt as a loving and caring person to me. When I was little I would go over to her house in Hong Kong and she would give me lots of snacks.

When we all moved to Canada she kept in touch with us and invited us to Joe’s place all the time. Family was important to her.

She told me she was always worried about her kids and I would tell her she was a great mother so there was nothing to worry about because her kids were so successful.

She loved to shop and travel! When I was dating my husband we would meet up in HK and share our stories. She bought me a dinner set from Korea which I am still using today. Little did she know how popular Korea has become and this dinner set is now a priceless collectors’ item which I will cherish forever.

She lived down the street from me at Steeles and Don Mills and she told me although the apartment was small she was happy as long as her kids were happy.

Being a mother myself, she will be proud of her kids and leave in peace. I hope she is happy where she is now and can finally rest.

Katie Tai (Niece)

Entered June 7, 2022

Good-bye my beloved Aunt, my Amy 舅母. I will always remember her as my Amy舅母 because I went to U of T with my dear cousin Amy. I still remembered the days when I used to follow Amy every time from her residence and went home on the weekends to see her mom. 舅母 would always welcome me and have all her good foods and soup ready for us. I would watch her asking Amy all the questions while she tried to clean up her bags and stuff. I just sat there and laughed at their conversation but they had such a loving relationship.

舅母 never got mad at anything and loved all her kids dearly. I always admired her caring and selfless nature. Her kindness was contagious and her memory will live on forever. A mother is with us always, first in her lifetime, then forever in our memory. Rest in peace舅母.

Katie 潔文

Bernard Sin (Pastor and friend)

Entered June 7, 2022 from North York

Please accept our deepest condolences for the loss of your mother. We pray that the many fond memories that you had with your mother will comfort you in this difficult time. Please also be assured that your mother is with her Savior and Lord who has promised to give her eternal life. Take care.

Luma Al-Shubbak 

Entered June 7, 2022 from LONDON

Deepest condolences to the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May she rest in peace.

Ann Lilley (colleague)

Entered June 8, 2022

Sending you good will and energy as you grieve the loss of your mother.

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With her Auntie 2011 2011 with Marie France and Amy 2011 with Charles, Paul's dad 2011 the families
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