Madison Woo

I know it´s been a while, but I just found out he had passed. My dad knew him and we used to eat his food on a regular basis. He was always the nicest guy and always came by to chat politics with my dad, and was always nice to me. In addition to being a great guy, his food has been the benchmark standard that all other Chinese food is compared to in my mind. If anyone sees this and has a photo of the restaurant I could reminisce over, please contact me at [email protected] Thanks.

our sincere condolences to you all.My memories of you uncle will never be forgotten.May you rest in peace.

My prayers and condolences for the Woo Family. I will never forget that he allowed me to work one of my first summer jobs as a teenager at his restaurant, Chinese Kitchens. It was truly a blessing and quite a learning experience. I appreciated that job opportunity and good memories from his friendship with my father, William E (Bill) Johnson. He is missed.

My sincerest condolences - I was so sad to learn of Mr. Woo's passing. I have fond memories of helping him with new insurance products. What a kind, patient man he was! Peace with you all.

Dear Cindy,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He was such a respected and important member of the community. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you and your family during this sad time.
Frank and Cheryl Andrews

Prayers and sympathy for the Woo Family. Mr. Woo was always an inspiration.
Barbara Barton Noland and family

So sorry to hear of Matts passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. George and Sue McManus

Thank you Mr. Woo.

Dear Aunt Jo, Linda, Kenny, Cindy,
Just heard the sad news about Uncle Matt. I will always remember his bigger than life personality, his voice of authority, and his warm smile.

Aloha from Honolulu, Linda Wing Duckworth