In memory of

Sui Ching Kwan-Wong

August 10, 1930 -  January 9, 2025

In Loving Memory of Sui Ching Kwan-Wong 黄夫人関瑞貞

It is with profound sadness that I announce the peaceful passing of my beloved mother, Sui Ching Kwan-Wong on January 9, 2025 at Chester Village, Scarborough at the age of 94. Born in Canton China, on the 10th day of the 8th month in 1930 (Lunar calendar). She was the youngest of 3 siblings. In 1953, she left mainland China with her family to start a new chapter in Hong Kong. Later, in 1990, she immigrated to Canada with my Dad to be united with my family.

In 2016, mom bravely underwent a life saving heart surgery, motivated by her desire to spend more precious time with her family. Her remarkable recovery blessed her with over eight more years, during which she was delighted to have the chance in meeting her four great grandchildren.

Mom was a kind-hearted, hardworking and resilient woman who faced life’s challenges with unwavering strength. Despite language barrier, she found immense joy in spending time with her four cherished grandchildren, sharing her love through her cooking. Her delicious dishes and dim sum brought the family together and created countless fond memories over the years

Sui Ching Kwan-Wong will be deeply missed by her loving daughter Winnie So-Hing, her grandchildren William, Diane (Tony), Jeanine (Jonathan) and Mitch, as well as her great-grandchildren Jonah, Jasmine, Nico and Jade. She will also be lovingly remembered by her nieces Sandra, Denise, Linda, Mabel, Carol and nephew Kim, many grandnieces and grandnephews, and her two God daughters Karmania and Karina in Hong Kong.

The family extends heartfelt thanks to Dr. Birmingham and the dedicated staff of the Jade unit at Chester Village for their compassionate care over the years.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Pine Hills Funeral and Cemetery in Scarborough. A private family service will take place on January 18.

In our hearts forever, may she rest in peace.

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Jeanine Morin Byer and Family (Granddaughter)

Entered January 12, 2025 from Kirkland Lake On

What a beautiful capture of her life, her essence. Our family will forever be thankful to the staff who have cared for her, to family near and far who would visit her and bring joy to her days, for having the chance to be with her recently and have four generations present. She fed me well during my four month co-op term when I lived down the street from her in Toronto. Although we had limited communication, we still enjoyed each other's presence, smiles, and time together. Bye PawPaw, although it may not be "Hindo Guin", but one day we will see each other. Gnaw hoing gnai. (I love you).

LORRAINE AND PAUL KOISTINEN (FRIENDS ��)

Entered January 12, 2025 from BLEZARD VALLEY ONT

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO WINNIE AND ALL YOUR CHILDRENS AND PRECIOUS GRAND CHILDRENS XOXO

關許愛民 (Sister-in-law)

Entered January 12, 2025 from Scarborough, ON

May she rest in peace, she will be missed. She was a great person who visited us very often and was also there to accompany our grandfather when he left. Now she has gone to visit him and the rest of the Guan family.

Kar In (嘉妍)+Wai Yiu (偉耀) and Family (My godmother and one who looked after me since I was born)

Entered January 16, 2025 from Hong Kong

I called her "Nai Nai" since I knew her. She was the closest lady (after my mum) to me in my life. We spent 14 years seeing each other daily before she left for Canada. That's why most people agreed that she was my godmother and our relationship was so closed that I called her "Nai Nai". I was the most stubborn kid in her eyes which caused her a lot of troubles in taking care of me. She always did her best and gave her greatest love and care to me and my immediate family in those 14 years and also years after she migrated to Canada. She was very brave and tough (even though she cried and laughed in tears, a person with strong feelings!). Also, she aways shared her funny stories in Canada when she was working there without knowing how to speak English. She was a good godmother to me. She flied back to HK in 2010 for attending my church wedding at her age 80. I was too busy to spend enough time with her in that trip. So, I made my first trip to Canada with Yiu (My husband) in 2011 accommodating at her beloved apartment. She kept on feeding us with her non-stop meals and cooking. That's Nai Nai - a generous and good hostess. I was touched to bring her to know Jesus. Thanks LORD, she also attended several times to a nearby Chinese church after we left. In 2016, I went with Karmania, my sis, visiting her after her big surgery. Yes, it's not easy at all for her. But thanks LORD for bringing her a speedy recovery. After covid-19, I decided to make my first "open-border" trip to visit her because I knew that she was alone in an elderly home which I saw her not able to speech much in zoom while we chatted during covid. Thanks LORD to make this trip for me possible. Although I only could spend 5 days there, from the first day she couldn't recognize me at all and thought I was my elder sister by calling her name, to the last day she could recall my name. During those days, I prayed for her and wished that Lord Jesus could let her have peace in heart. Thanks to GOD, I brought her to see a wooden Jesus figure and told her about Jesus was giving her a hug. She immediately embraced it. While a local Chinese church pastor came to visit her on my last day, she could even able to repeat the words of church pastor that "Jesus loves me" and "Jesus is in my heart". The two most memorable and amazing moments which GOD was telling me that she was good and peaceful in LORD's hands. Although I couldn't meet her again before she passed away, I know that for sure she is now happily with GOD in heaven (maybe eating and laughing as well). Also, I will meet her again in heaven when I finish my journey here.
With love,
嘉妍(Kar In)

Winnie Wong (friend)

Entered January 16, 2025 from Hong Kong

Rest in peace

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