Anna-Liu-Obituary

Anna Soong Liu

Greenlawn, New York

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LIU - Anna Soong on January 6, a graceful and kind soul, passed at the age of 82 following a car accident. Born in China to a loving family, she attended Mundelein College in the US and eventually settled in Greenlawn, LI with husband, Han Liu, and daughters, Julienne, Pauline and Eileen.She...

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It is many years later now. So much has happened. I still saved your voice on my answering machine so I can hear you, and left your things in your house to save your smell and things to remember. I hear your words when I get sad, frustrated or irritated. I remember you saying not to push the kids too hard and don´t worry about the little things. " As long as we have our health and each other." I miss you and daddy but I remember everything you taught us. I try to pass it on to my...

Jule finally was able to come and visit for Chinese New Years after 3 years of Covid restrictions in Canada. We were all very happy to be able to be together. We tried our best to make yours and Dad´s favorite dishes. We then launched 2 Chinese lanterns over the beach for you and Dad. The weather was almost perfect. We hope you and Dad were there to see it with us. It was beautiful. We miss you and daddy, and always think of you, particularly this time of year. You are always in our...

As another anniversary of her passing comes and goes, I am reminded how quickly time flies. There is rarely a day that goes by where I do not think of her. Life is complicated and sometimes frustrating. When a get to a low point I think to myself what would she say to me now, what would she do? I can almost hear her words in my head and I feel comforted. I have a sense that she and my father are watching over us, guiding us as we navigate these challenging times. I have faith that she is...

To the most supportive, amazing and genuinely the kindest person I have ever met, I miss and love you endlessly. Although it has been almost a month now, I still cannot believe you are gone. Thank-you for having the patience to teach me how to make hun-dun and crochet at least 20 different times (even though I am still terrible at both), Thank-you for watching and shockingly enjoying all of the cringe-worthy plays and dance recitals throughout the years, thank-you for always stuffing me with...

Nei-nei I tried to think of a single defining memory to talk about here but then I realized that there were simply many to highlight. That was the amazing thing about you. You were always there, a warm, comforting presence that always made things seem easier (and always tried to stuff me with food). You've been such a huge part of my life that it's still hard to believe that you're gone. Your patience and love with me and Cameryn impresses me to this day, and the world is a much darker place...

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope.
Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Lucy & Sean

I remember how every time I visited her she would always try to give me food. She tried to give us cake and cookies. No matter what she made sure that we were well fed when we left her house. Her kindness and altruistic personality made a lasting impression upon me.

I remember how when ever we visited for Chinese new year she would show us all how to make jiao zi and I would make all different shaped jiao zi but then she would show me again and make sure I knew how to do it right.

Anna always brought a kindness and warmth whenever she entered a room. She was genuinely interested in, and deeply loved the people surrounding her. She raised exceptional daughters and grandchildren. She will be deeply missed.