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Ray Lee
February 25, 2023
Memories abound. She was the mother of some of my best friends at church. Jamie, Garry, Tammy, and Steve--and Pedro. When my family was away, Mrs. Chan had me over for a holiday meal so I wouldn't be alone. I used her typewriter and had to work late. As she went to bed she just said to turn the lights off when I left. I left a note/Christmas card on her desk--I believe that it's still there. She loved me as one of her own children. I love her as a mother.
Vicky Louie
February 24, 2023
Daisy led a Bible study. She was organized and kind. She made copies of notes on colored paper and answers on different colored sheets. As time passed Roy and Phil Tom came and sat in a different room waiting to go to lunch with us ladies! Roy could fix anything from installing a bulletin board in a classroom to finding the one locksmith who could duplicate a gate padlock to open with the identical key as all the locks at church. Daisy and Roy were a faithful, dutiful, thrifty couple. They lived in a modest house. The bought used cars. They enjoyed a simple meal at Bun n’ Burger. May they enjoy being together forever.
Bill and Rose Gee
February 22, 2023
It was with great sadness to hear of the passing of Roy and Daisy, the two icons of our small but very intimate group that covered both Los Angeles and later Orange Counties.
Roy was very special to us, as he was one of the groomsmen in our wedding in Tijuana in 1961. Later, when we bought our first house in Huntington Beach, it was Roy whom we chose to be our contractor to build an additional large family room to the house. Today, after a big renovation,(kitchen, bathrooms, etc) renters love “Roy’s big room.”
Daisy was a very special grand lady and my mentor. I have always “felt” her helping hand. We will never forget how surprised we were to see Daisy at Children’s Hospital early in the morning of our daughter’s heart surgery. Who does that? An angel from God.That’s just one example of the countless of thoughtful ways that showed how she cared. And that is who Daisy was.
Thank you both from our hearts, Bill and Rose
Juliana Tu
February 19, 2023
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Bonnie and Roland Soo Hoo
February 17, 2023
I first met Daisy in the 1970s, when I was introduced to a service organization called the Los Angeles Chinese Women's Club Juniors. By then, Daisy had "graduated" to the senior group, the Los Angeles Chinese Women's Club, where Daisy was a leader as well as a mentor to the Juniors. I always looked to Daisy with so much respect, as she was a role model for us younger Chinese American women. Daisy rose to the rank of vice-president of East West Bank - quite an accomplishment for a Chinese American woman in those days. A successful professional, wife, mother, woman of God, and community supporter. We could always turn to Daisy for advice, guidance, and support. She was our friend! I recall Daisy doing a cooking demonstration and helping to put together the cookbook, Gourmet Celestial, with other members of the Women´s Club. We would see Daisy and Roy at many community events as they continued to be active in the Chinatown community in their retirement years. Roy and Daisy will be missed, but their legacy lives on through their children, grandchildren, and the foundations they built in their church, community, and professional lives. Enjoy your heavenly rewards, Daisy and Roy.
Chan Clan Christmas 2019
Mars & Campbell Collins
January 1, 2023
We honor our dear Auntie Daisy, who has always been a dear and pivotal member of our Chan Clan. Her beaming smile & wit brought warmth and humor to our happy family occasions, and if there were ever a crisis she was the first to volunteer & offer her support. How lucky we are to have had her in our extended large family. We will never forget, and always be grateful for her generous nature & goodwill to others.
Prayers & Peace, as we count our blessings & feel her smiling down on us.
Much Love,
Mars & Campbell Collins, niece & nephew-in-law
Mom's Memory table<br />Dec. 9, 2022
December 18, 2022
Liz Kong
December 14, 2022
Her everlasting light of her life continues to burn bright as a servant of God throught her family based on what ive read and listened to..I only met her and her husband once and wish I had more time..So make every moment count. God says our life is like a fleeting moment, a vapor! Be a blesding to others like Daisy.
Jamie Chan
December 12, 2022
A reflection of my mother: We both had similar hearts for others. Always thinking of others, reaching out and caring for their needs. Remembering their birthdays and sending out cards. Taking time to listen, pray and encourage them, as the Lord led us. This bible verse comes to my mind: "Because of our love for you, we were ready to share with you, not only the Good News from God, but even our own lives." (I Thessalonians 2:8)
Jean and Louis Lee
December 11, 2022
We got to know Roy and Daisy in the 70s when Daisy worked at Cathay bank and Roy was the contractor for my Dad’s restaurant business. My parents loved Daisy when they did business at Cathay bank. Whenever they had a problem or needed something special, they would always go to Daisy. She was so patient and kind to them. In 1993 when we came to SGPC after my father passed away, I was nicely surprised to see Daisy and Roy, and we reconnected again. Daisy was welcoming with her kindness and loving ways, and she made us feel welcomed. We are glad to have known Daisy until her passing. Rest in peace our dear friend.
Chris Lou
December 2, 2022
In 1964, when I was 5 years old, my birthmother, Marie, who was Auntie Daisy's older sister, went home to be with the Lord. Auntie Daisy and her family took me into their home for six months and cared for me, while Dad worked and searched for someone to look after me.
Two years later, when my stepmother Grace, arrived in the U.S. from Hong Kong, Auntie Daisy was there to join me and my dad in welcoming her to her new country.
Auntie Daisy and Uncle Roy were there for many of my graduations, but none more special than my graduation from seminary.
She and her whole family were there to celebrate Rosita's and my wedding and she and Uncle Roy have always supported us in our work as Wycliffe missionaries.
Words cannot express how full of joy Rosita and I are that Auntie Daisy is now in the presence of her Wonderful Savior and that she will someday be reunited with Grandma Yee, my mommy and Uncle Wes, in the New Jerusalem.
Vivian Toombs
November 30, 2022
May He greatly comfort the entire family and bring healing to their hearts in the coming weeks and months! The Lord truly draws near to those in need! Sending much love and blessings.
November 29, 2022
Tom and Dana Steers
November 29, 2022
May GOD's comforting grace be realized to all the family during this time of mourning.
Matt Soeter
November 28, 2022
Unfortunately I only new Daisy a short time. But even recently, as her strength was failing, she was an impressive figure, kind and strong. And talking about her with others, I a picture emerged -- Daisy was a cornerstone, and a very significant leader at San Gabriel Presbyterian Church. We love you, Daisy, and will be long remembered. We thank God for you.
Debbie Chun
November 28, 2022
My deepest sympathy and prayers to Mr. Chan, Jamie, Garry, Tammy, Steve and entire Chan family. Daisy was a mentor to me, and encouraged me to serve as a Trustee at True Light. I enjoyed chatting numerous times, and remember our last conversation at the Chinese American WW2 commemoration banquet, where Mr. Chan was being honored. Much love to all!
Evelyn Lee
November 28, 2022
Daisy and Roy were such solid pillars of all the churches that they were involved with. Her incredible wit and wisdom were legendary but it was her incredible faith in God that stood out the most. Heaven is a much funnier place with Daisy regaling God with hilarious stories in her typical self-deprecating humor. Daisy, we miss you. Thanks for your legacy of love and faith in our Lord.
Jamie Pittman
November 28, 2022
I know Daisy Chan is missed. Though I never had the privilege of knowing her, I am missionary friends with her daughter, Jamie. I know that Daisy Chan raised a fine daughter who serves God with all her heart. Jamie, I am so sorry for your loss, but know you will embrace her, again.
Daisy and Roy with their 3 great grand children
Garry Chan
November 26, 2022
My mother taught me many life lessons throughout my entire life from being respectful to others to the value of having a loving family. But its was the her faith in her heavenly father that was her true core that kept her strong and steadfast. She wanted all who knew her to experience that same relationship that she had with her Lord so that they may experience the same peace and happiness that she was blessed with.
Celebrating her 90th birthday this past February
Steve Chan
November 26, 2022
My mom was the matriarch of our family. Her caring spirit, love of God and family, her sharp wit, the selfless giving of her sage wisdom, and love of sports has molded and influenced my life. Though I miss her dearly, I rejoice and take comfort knowing she is in heaven with her Heavenly Father. Thank you Mom for everything you’ve done for me and the family! I love you!
Bing and Eleanor Wong
November 25, 2022
Daisy was such a loving person. We will always miss her and her friendly smile. We have a lifetime of happy memories together and we are heartbroken by her loss.
COLLENE ANDERSON
November 25, 2022
So very sorry for yoir families loss. May the memories sustain you in your time of grief. Aunti Daisy was such a treasure. Collene (Wong) Anderson
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