Jeung S. Chuck

He always had a welcome smile and greeting for visitors to Manor Coffee Shop. It was a blessing for me to see him there for over 24 years. My thoughts are with his family.

Deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to Auntie and Betty, Richard, Susan, Raymond and their families. Uncle Share Chuck is at rest and peace now. Thank-you, Auntie for visiting my father when he was ailing and telling me stories of how he and your husband struggled in their younger days during the 1940's. Times got better and both were able to raise large families who remained in close contact and showed compassion and care for their elders. Take care of your mom at this most tender...

I am so sad for the family and his many friends. He was a great guy.

I've had the good fortune of knowing 'Mr Chuck' for over 23 years. He, his wry observations and humor will truly be missed. My condolences to his family.

Sympathy and Condolences. Uncle Share Chuck had always been kind to relatives and his customers at the Manor House restaurant throughout the years. He and his wife Chick partnered as parents and business associates.
We were aware of the respiratory ailments he sustained in the last year of his life.
May he now join his brother Share Dogg and my uncle Yu Cheuk Low -- the trio who left us within the past six month of 2008.

Ray Lew -- also Annie and Alston
San Francisco

To the Jeung Family,
Our thoughts are with you in your time of need. Please take care Mrs. Jeung as she will need the most caring in this time of her life.

Love,
Ken, Angelica, and Kelly