"I met Ya Ching when I visited her elder sister (my present wife) in Sept 1976. My first impression was that she was very energetic and intelligent.
According to her sister, Ya Ching did well in schools
(she studied in the best junior college) as well as in the University of Singapore
where she graduated with an honours degree in electronics engineering on 1978.
Ya Ching was always very good in making things with her hands from a young age.
She was a kind person who always shared her resources with
people. I remembered that she wanted me to use her Honda Civic car in 1980 for
one week during my in camp training. I was so grateful to her, as she needed to
take bus to office during that period.
Ya Ching was always a caring daughter. I remember that
she went all over Germany to
look for a special camera and presented it to her father in Singapore on
Feb 1991. Her father was critical ill at that time.
My precious moment with Ya Ching was when I visited
her in Munich in
Oct 2004. She came to receive me at the airport. She always prepared meals for
me during my stay. Ya Ching, Colin and I went cycling together and also
attended the Oktoberfest beer festival. We had a fine time together. She told
me that she wanted me to witness her happy and fulfilling life in Munich and to let her mother, sister and brother in Singapore . She
wanted them not to worry about her.
Ya Ching was a dear and loving sister, sister-in law
and auntie to our family members. We had a fine time together while she was in Singapore in
May 2011.
We are very sad and miss her deeply. No word can
express our feeling now. However, Ya Ching would want us to be happy. She
teaches us about living and dying. In death she lives in us.
Our best tribute to her is to think positively, be
caring, share our love and live our life fully. "
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