On 21 March, 2009, my beloved mum-in-law, Ng Kim Eng passed away at the age of 86. My family was with her when she passed away. I still miss her. A pleasant lady whom I have learnt a lot from. She came from China in her younger days and settled down here. Though life was hard before, she never complained but struggled through to bring up eight children. Something I admire about her . Her thriftiness, patience and caring attitude touches me the most. We were very sad on her demise. Her health had been deteriorating since Chinese New Year.
I would like to thank all friends and relatives for their condolences in this period of sadness. We appreciate the full page of orbituary spread full page in Kwang Wah newspaper published by friends from Selama, Perak especially. Thanks and appreciation to Datuk Dr Ng Yen Yen, Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fen, Y.B. Senator Heng Seai Kie, M.C.A. leaders ,Wanita MCA Larut Committee, Wanita MCA Taman Merdeka Committee, Gerakan leaders, businessmen and a long list of friends.
A number of photos were taken for remembrance.
The orbituary in the Kwang Wah newspaper on 24 March, 2009
The coffin resting in the hall . Prayers were held for five days.
Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren at prayer session
Paper house for after life. Praying for happiness and peace.
Representatives of Selama Chinese Associations , Chi Sheng Ex Students' Clubs etc. Mr Wong Peng San, Mr Ng Sie Beng, Mr Robert Chuah and others paying their respect.
Mr Ng Chong Lim receiving a donation on behalf of one of the
associations in Selama from my husband, Mr Chuah Ton Huat.
A small contribution to PDK Selama ( school for handicapped children ) received
by Mdm Tang Kok Hua from my brother-in -law.
Dato' Hj Mohd. Akram, the Larut , Matang & Selama Red Crescent Chairman
attended the funeral. Thanks a lot Dato' for your comforting words .
The funeral procession.
Laid to rest beside beloved father-in-law, Chuah Ewe Chew who passed away 11 years ago.
Grave on a hill at the Hokkien Cemetery at Tupai Mas in Taiping.
7 day prayer and 'Cheng Beng' at the grave yard on the 27 March, 2009.
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