Chi-Cheng Yang

I was sorry to hear of Chi-Cheng's passing, I've known Chi since 1989 when I first started working for George G Sharp.
He was a wonderful person and was always ready to help you, in a crises he was there to solve any problems that came along. Although I worked in the Washington D.C. office he was always ready to help and share information that would help our project.
He was an excellent Naval Architect and his contribution to the Marine field was exceptional, he will be a great loss...

Dear Chi-Cheng, my outstanding long time friend for over 40 years, I will always remember your gentle personalitydiligent study spirit, and those happy years we were together inside the classrooms attending same courses at Columbia University. I think you are so good that the God want you to be by His side. May you now peacefully rest by His side eternally in Heaven.

Cheng-Sheng Huang
Your old friend

RIP

Dear Cousin Chi-Cheng, I was so shocked to hear the bad news. You were a strong and energetic person. It is difficult to believe you have left us already.
You are kind, considerate and generous. You always put others before yourself. You are my big cousin whom I trust and respect a lot. I could talk to you about anything. You never hesitated to lend me a hand whenever I needed help.
You worked so hard. You made great contributions to the society and the country. You lived your life...

Chi has always put others first and himself last. He has devoted his life to the field of Naval Architecture and to George G. Sharp. No matter how early I arrived in the morning, the lights were on and Chi was there and hunched over his board and engaged in work. No matter how late I left in the evening, Chi was there to say goodnight. As another cherished Sharp colleague put it, if you cut Chi, he would bleed Sharp. He loved the company, its legacy, its history, and its work, and by all...

Chi-Cheng was one of the persons who were most unselfish, strong commitment to his work, tremendously talented and always put other people before himself. I know him, I love him, and I respect him. Chi-Cheng and I went all the way back to our high school days in Taiwan. We then went to Kansas State University for graduate school, and we also went to work in New York City. I still remember that we shared many weekends together - playing basketball and having dinners at China Town, watching TV...

Chi-Cheng was one of the smartest people I've ever met. He cared deeply about his work, his friends and family. He made an impact on the maritime world and will not be forgotten.

Chi-Cheng! I am honored to have known you! You leave a ship full of beautiful and memorable marine designs that will carry on your legacy for many, many decades to come floating around the world and will inspire the many that enter your field after you.

Smooth Sailing shipmate!