At the back yard of our home in Taipei City.

Sue was my favorite aunt, I affectionately called her 二姑, in Mandarin, as she was the second sister in the Hsieh’s family. From a young age, she held a special place in my heart. As a kid, whenever I found myself in troubles with my mother and tried to escape the punishments, she was the one I run to. 

When I graduated from college in Taiwan and served in the army, she started to encourage me to pursue new horizons and consider a future in America. Her faith in me was unwavering. In 1976, when I finally made a journey to the United States, her home was the first place I visited. During the school years in US, her home became a sanctuary during holidays, a warm and welcoming place. 

Later in life, when she retired and moved to Tustin, fate brought us even closer. We were neighbors. For many years, we shared the joy of living just a short walk away from each other. 

I often think back fondly on those lunches and dinners with her, her family, my mother, and my family. Those simple gatherings filled with laughter, stories and love.  二姑 often did most of the cooking, always with care and generosity. She took such joy in seeing us enjoying every bite and we never left her table hungry. Those simple gatherings are some of our treasured memories and her spirit continues to live on in each one of us.

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Ching Hsia Chuang

January 18, 1933 – August 7, 2024

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