John Cheung
It is with great sadness that the family of John Cheung (張祥禧 ) announce his passing. John Cheung (張祥禧 ), born in Hong Kong on Aug. 6, 1937, passed away peacefully at Scarborough E. General Hospital on Nov. 8, 2020 at the age of 83 years. Forever remembered by his wife Amy, son David, sister Ivy, brother in-law Tim, sister in-law Pui Ying & brother in-law Kam.
John was a chef in Hong kong and Canada. After retirement, John was an active and well recognized volunteer in the Senior Services Department of University Settlement.
John was an affable, respectful and generous person, he was always kind to friends and family and easy going. He was a loving, loyal and devoted father and husband, and will be greatly missed.
Due to unprecedented times, no service will be held but we encourage friends and family to reach out to his wife Amy and son David to provide encouragement, love and support. John is finally laid to rest in Mausoleum of the Risen Christ, Pine Hill Cemetery.
The family wish to send a special thank you to Scarborough E. General Hospital for their care and compassion.
Chuimei
Lots of memories of yee-cheung (husband of aunt) – first met him at his wedding with Aunt Amy. Always soft-spoken, always agreeable to kids.
Jennie Low
My sincere condolences to aunt Amy and David for your loss. He was indeed a very kind and good man.
Pui Kee LO
My sincere condolences to the family, and deepest sadness the leave of my brother in law. I am always proud of this honest family from what I heard about them from near and far. It is a great lost of my brother in law however, he had done his valuable part as a husband and father and enjoyed a longevity in a great peaceful country. My heart is always with them wherever I am, and without doubt to support as always. I also encourage my sister and David to move on and take care.
Diana Fong
I will always remember Yee-Cheung as having a kind smile that lit up his whole face. It is always hard to lose someone no matter the circumstances and even harder that we can’t all be together to say goodbye. Yee-Po (great aunt Amy), I learned that you were a huge comfort to Yee-Cheung for a long time and I hope you can take comfort that you were always there for him. We are keeping you and David in our prayers.
Elisa Ho and Gregory Bondy
Lots of memory with Yee- Cheung especially after he moved to Canada with his family in 90s. A man hardly complained to anything. He was always full of smile with welcoming language when meeting. I send my deepest condolences to my Aunt and David during these challenging times. Rested in peace Yee-Cheung.
Shirley
I wish I had words to lighten your agony but sometimes words are just not enough. My deepest condolences go out to you Aunt Amy姨婆 and David on the loss of your loved one…..a husband and a father. My thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Amy 姨婆 and David at this difficult time. May your heart and soul find peace and comfort and know that you are love by so many surrounding you. Uncle John 姨丈公will be sincerely missed by all and may his soul Rest In Peace.
姨丈公安息吧。
Corinne Ho
Yee-Cheung was such a sweet and kind hearted man. I remember every time we saw him, he would hold my hands and cup it between his with the biggest smile. It is such a loss for not only our family but the world. My greatest condolences to Amy and David. Hope during these unprecedented times, we can come together spiritually to support one another. Lots of love.
Edmond & Pei Pei
my deepest condolence to Amy aunt and David. Sending you big hugs. ! !
I always remember yee cheung ‘s kind smile and happy face. May his soul rest in peace. 姨丈一路走好🙏🙏🙏