熊永高先生，1937年出生於廣東省順德縣水騰鄉。
三歲那年，父親熊裕不幸病逝，自此由母親何麗紅獨力撫養成人。
在那個並不容易的年代，母親含辛茹苦，把他養育成長，也讓他從小學會堅強、責任與感恩。

十歲時，他隨母親移居香港，在陌生的環境中重新開始人生。憑著努力與踏實，他一步一步走出屬於自己的道路。

他在二十七歲時，與太太高少芳結為連理，攜手建立家庭，其後育有三女一子（美華，美儀，美娟，偉文）家庭美滿。

在家庭中，熊先生是一位盡責的父親與慈祥的公公爺爺，他有三名女婿及一名兒媳（李錦標，馮錦山，[陳贊良]，徐詩琳）。並擁有六位孫兒（李詠嘉，陳頴姸，李正浩，馮善彤，熊梓竣及熊子芊）

熊先生在 Citibank 工作超過三十年，於中環總公司負責物業保養工作。
他的身影遍佈整幢大樓每一個角落，樓上樓下、不同部門的同事，都認識他，稱呼他為「熊哥」。
他為人踏實可靠，做事一絲不苟，無論大小事情都盡心盡力完成，因此深受同事尊敬與愛戴。

一家人熱熱鬧鬧，充滿歡笑與溫暖。他雖然不多言，卻一直默默關心家人，用行動表達愛，是家人心中最穩固的依靠。

生活中的熊先生，也有他簡單而快樂的興趣。
他喜歡與親友麻雀耍樂，鋤大弟，13張等。享受相聚的時光；也喜歡到茶樓飲茶，在閒話家常中感受人情味。

退休之後，他移民到加拿大，展開人生另一個階段。他享受駕車的樂趣，接送太太行街買餸，孫兒上學及興趣班，他永不推搪（托手踭）。
在每一段路途之中，感受自由與生活的節奏，過著平實而自在的日子。

回望熊先生的一生，
或許沒有驚天動地的事蹟，卻以堅毅與踏實，走出一條值得敬重的人生道路。他用自己的方式，默默地影響著身邊每一個人。

今天，我們懷著不捨的心送別他，但同時也滿懷感恩——
感謝他曾經出現在我們的生命中，留下無數珍貴而溫暖的回憶。

願熊先生安息，他的愛與付出，會一直留在我們心中。

Mr. Wing Ko Hung was born in 1937 in Guangdong Province, China.

At the age of three, he tragically lost his father, Hung Yu, to illness. From then on, he was raised solely by his mother, Ho Li-Hung. In those challenging times, his mother worked tirelessly to support him, instilling in him the values of strength, responsibility, and gratitude from an early age.

At ten years old, he moved to Hong Kong with his mother, beginning a new life in an unfamiliar place. Through perseverance and hard work, he steadily built his own path forward.

At the age of twenty-seven, he married his beloved wife, Ko Siu Fong, and together they built a family grounded in love and dedication.

Within his family, Mr. Hung was a devoted husband, a responsible father of Bessie, Maria, Karen and Raymond, and a caring grandfather. He was blessed with in-laws: Gilbert Lee, Benny Fung, Vincent Chan, and Alice Chui, and six cherished grandchildren: Priscilla, Sally, Howard, Kristy, Kayden and Karissa.

Mr. Hung dedicated over thirty years of service to Citibank, where he was responsible for property maintenance at the Central Head Office. His presence could be felt throughout every corner of the building. Colleagues across all departments knew him affectionately as “Hung Gor”. Known for his reliability, humility, and meticulous work ethic, he approached every task—big or small—with care and commitment. He earned the deep respect and affection of those around him.

His home was filled with warmth, laughter, and togetherness. Though a man of few words, he showed his love through quiet actions and unwavering support. To his family, he was a pillar of strength and the foundation they could always rely on.

In his personal life, Mr. Hung found joy in simple pleasures. He enjoyed playing mahjong and card games with friends and family, cherishing those moments of companionship. He also loved dim sum and yum cha, where he could relax, share conversations, and appreciate the rhythms of everyday life.

After retirement, he immigrated to Canada and began a new chapter. He took great pleasure in driving—taking his wife out for groceries, bringing his grandchildren to school and activities, and never hesitating to lend a helping hand. In these everyday journeys, he embraced a life of quiet contentment and freedom.

Looking back on Mr. Hung’s life, one may say it was not marked by grand or extraordinary events. Yet, through perseverance, humility, and steadfast dedication, he lived a life of deep meaning and quiet dignity. In his own way, he touched and influenced everyone around him.

Today, we bid him farewell with both sorrow and gratitude.

Thank you for being part of our lives and for leaving behind so many precious and heartfelt memories.

May Mr. Hung rest in peace. His love and devotion will forever remain in our hearts.