In memory of

Sui Kin Riddick

January 7, 1933 - January 28, 2021

Sui Kin Riddick, known as Kinny to her friends, is a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She will be missed dearly.

Kinny was born on the 7th day after Chinese New Year 1933 in Quangzhou China. She immigrated to Canada in 1954 and obtained an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering and graduate degree in computing. She eventually left her career upon starting a family. She had a great devotion to her husband, daughter, and three grandsons. Her life was filled with love, laughter, great food and style.

Kinny is joining her husband Jim, who passed in April 2019. She leaves behind her daughter Katrina, son in law Craig, 3 grandsons (Nathan, Everett and Brett), brothers Bing and B Jeun, sister Jean Jeun Conway, multiple nieces and nephews, and last but not least many old and devoted friends.

Guestbook

(5 of 23)

Tony and Madeleine Yarranton (Old friends)

Entered February 3, 2021 from Calgary, Alberta

We were friends of Kinny and Jim from their time at Scarborough College until now. So sad to lose them both in such a short time. These last few years we had hoped to go beyond email and meet again but age intervened and it didn't happen.

Please accept our condolences Katrina and thanks for letting us know.

Gillian Pearl (Daughter’s friend)

Entered February 4, 2021 from Sydney, Australia

Dearest Kat, Craig, Nathan, Everett and Brett,

I am so sorry for your loss and for the circumstances in which you have lost your mom / mother-in-law / grandmother. I am thinking of all of you.

Much love,
Gill Pearl

Gwendolyn Jeun (Niece)

Entered February 4, 2021 from Windsor ON

Visits with Aunty Kinny and Uncle Jim always involved a meal. I remember her pouring over the menu and making sure to ask the server about how it was to be prepared. Food was so important to her! ❤️
Sending big hugs to Katrina, Craig, Nathan, Everett and Brent...
Love, Gwen and Dan

Lisa Lau (Very old friend)

Entered February 4, 2021 from Toronto

Rest well my friend and have a happy reuinion with Jim .,in a better place where there is no Covid. You will be greatly missed my dear and loyal friend.