In memory of

Tony Kin Hung Chan

March 10, 1960 - December 22, 2024

Tony passed away on December 22nd, 2024, at his residence in Mississauga, Ontario at the age of 64. Beloved son of Alvin Chan (deceased) and Lena Chan, brother to Fanny Marr (Henry, deceased), Stanley Chan, Judy Chan (Barry) and uncle to Jason, Jeff, Alec (Sarah), he will be forever missed, but his gentle spirit and oddball humor will be remembered with smiles.

An informal memorial service will be held at Mount Pleasant Funeral Centre, 375 Mount Pleasant Rd on Saturday, January 4, visitation from 10-11:30 with a private cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests memorial donations to the charity of your choosing in his name. There will also be a donation box at the service if you would like to donate directly to the family.

Guestbook

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Anna Hoy (Friend)

Entered December 30, 2024

I am heartbroken to hear of the sudden passing of Tony. He always had a positive demeanour, was easy going, and a joy to be with. He brought a smile to every occasion, I feel so lucky I got to know him. Celebrating the life of a really good person and mourning his passing with you. My deepest sympathy to the Chan family.

Wendy Tam-Wai (Friend)

Entered December 30, 2024

My condolences to the Chan family. Tony was the great big teddy bear you could always count on to make you laugh and smile. Always wanting to he helpful and never wanting anything for himself. I will truly miss him and his presence at Judy's get togethers.

Robert (Friend)

Entered December 30, 2024 from Vancouver

Dear Judy, Stan & Fanny
I'm so sorry to hear about Tony. Even though we haven't seen each other in years, i recall fondly our years of friendship in Vancouver. Please know that my thoughts are with you, and I’m wishing you strength and comfort as you navigate through this.
Bob and Laura

Nancy Bock (Friend of the family)

Entered December 30, 2024 from Atlanta, Georgia

I have known about Tony for several years - his nephew Alec is my son-in-law and I’ve chummed around with Judy - but I only met him in August during Alec’s graduation longish weekend. He was gracious, kind, funny, engaging and cheery. What struck me most was how content he was with his life. That is how I will remember him. I am saddened for the entire Chan family and those who knew Tony well. I wish I had the opportunity to spend more time with him. He was clearly the kind of person everyone would want as a friend. The world lost someone special. My condolences to the Chan family.