This is a beautiful picture we 3 bros , Allen , Aubrey  and I went to visit my father at the nursing home few years ago . Now ( my father and my bro Aubrey meet in somewhere now in the paradise with their good friends and relatives , I miss both of them very much . 
Love you so much my dearest father and brother Aubrey , we will meet again .
Rest in peace 阿爸
Res in peace 阿雄

Your youngest son 阿強 RINGO CHEUNG 

Four generations of Cheungs in one photo.

To Emmett and Natalie you will forever be Great Grandpa.  Love you always.

--Matt, Alison, Emmett and Natalie Cheung

My father and  my mother having fun time with their grandsons Eric and Matthew.

My parents loved to travel. They had been to Europe, North America, Australia , Southern and Northern part of China. This picture was taken at the Sydney Opera House in Australia.

Dear cousins & family, I am so sorry about your Dad my dearest Uncle's passing & just break my heart !  Although I have not see him for so many years after he moved to United States but he is always in my heart & my thoughts & also his family as always & also bring back all my good memories at our family's gathering when I was young !
I am so proud of you my uncle & have a safe trip to Heaven & please give my my love to my Mom your sister, my brother Sam, my niece Stacy, Grandpa & Grandma and have a good time in Heaven!  
Cousins,  God bless you all & please take one day at a time with your peaceful heart !

With all my love  & prayers,
Catherine & Charles(husband)

My father with my mother and baby (Allen).

Father, mother and Allen went to the beach.

Three brothers with our parents. Allen, Aubrey and Ringo.

My parents , young and very much in love.

AH BA,
My beloved respectful father , I thank you for you and mom bringing me Into this life , thank you for showing me direction to live this life as a good person , now you are gone from this world , no words can express my deep feeling for you . I miss to bring you for Dim Sum every time I see you enjoy the food I am so happy and proud to be your son , you never force us to do anything but you will  always guide us the truth in your way . 
When we were small I always remember your knocking at the door and recognise is you coming in also I miss your horse sounding laugh . 
Ah Ba I love you so much may our Lord Jesus Christ keep you comfort and peace join my dearest brother Aubrey and Grand parents , sister and friends out of this trouble world .
Love you Dad 
RIP AH BA


No time on Earth is long enough to share with those we love or to prepare our hearts for good-bye. My father had quite a long life, but it still is not easy. 
My father took great pride in all of his family. He would go out of his way to brag about our accomplishments. 
I remember in 1972 when my high school team won gold for the Hong Kong School Sports Associate Division B Soccer. My father would ask me, in the crowded elevator on our way back to our flat, “How many games did you win this season?” He knew the answer.  He knew everyone in the crowed elevator would hear that my team was undefeated. It got to the point that I felt embarrassed when he asked me. He would do the same thing asking about my business and his grandchildren’s academic achievements in a crowed place. But I know he did it because he was proud of us.
My father was a WWII military policy officer for the Republic of China, a teacher for 35 years in Hong Kong, and a loving father who taught us how to swim in the ocean for hours at a time so that we would never drown. He taught us the dignity of being honest, working hard, and to live a spirit-filled and empowered life by studying the gospel of the Bible. He enrolled us in after school courses so we could better ourselves. I remember the lifeguard course the most.
 He was a volunteer writer in Boston for the Chinese Newspaper Sing Tao Daily News, from 1993-1998. The editor said my father wrote more than a few hundred thousand words. That could fill several books! The newspaper honored him at a banquet in Boston in 1998 for the numerous article. I was so proud of him. I guess, by telling you about these accomplishments, we’re all in that elevator together. Except, this time, I’m asking him what he did, so that all of you can hear all about it.
My father loved his family, all of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. He was kind, gentle and  had a great sense of humor. 
Ah Ba, I love you and will always miss you.  Your son Allen .


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Chi Wah Cheung

February 16, 1924 – August 29, 2020

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