Margaret Koo

Dear Dr. Koo,

I remember riding my bike over to your home many times as a little girl (ages 9-12) to visit with Mrs. Koo. She would cheerfully invite me in and we had some sweet times together. I also recall the many times she visited the local schools to put on programs about China or to play music and sing. Wonderful memories.
Later in life I always enjoyed meeting up with her around town. What a beautiful spirit and a lovely friend to all!
My...

Remember her fondly. My condolences to the Family. I am sad for your loss. Jim Bryan, Winter Haven

Dr. Koo,
My deepest sympathy for your loss.

Squire Smith

Kenny and family,

I am very sorry for your loss. I will always remember her from church, when we were growing up.

Kenny & family - I'm sad to read of your loss of your sweet Mother. I never met her, but have been told she was a lovely lady. God Bless.

Ruthie Becerra

Mrs. Koo taught me to make sweet-and-sour pork, among her many kindnesses.

Kenny,

Joanne and I are very sorry for your loss. I remember your mom from our high school day's as quite a wonderful person. My mom and your mom were friends.

God bless you all.

Stuart & Joanne Bartholomew

Mrs. and Mr. Koo were my parents' friends - Mr. Koo's presence and my Dad's funeral was so appreciated. And, long ago, Mrs Koo sang at my wedding. Both of those services were held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. My prayers are extended to each of the Koos that your receive God's peace.