Nina Liu

To the Liu family,
My deepest sympathies. I had the pleasure of working with Nina for a few years at IBM Poughkeepsie. She was often very generous with bringing in and sharing various treats with her extended work family. I was amazed with some of the stories she told us about her life and wondered why such an educated and sophisticated woman was working with us, but Im glad she did!
Im so sorry for your loss, may she Rest In Peace.

I just got back in my residence this evening aftre some errands and getting groceries and I was surprised and caught off guard unexpectedly when looking up something on the internet. I found out!
Uncle Matty was always a favorite and life long friend of my late father: Mr. Chester Chih-Kung Chao. I can remember the days when we were all little we played and we went to picnics of the Mid Hudson Chinese Community. I remembered the days, my family came over to your house...

My deepest sympathies to the Liu family on your loss.

Jeannine and family,
I am very sorry to hear of your mother's passing. What a remarkable woman she was.
Wishing you all peace and comfort at this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Linda Malave

Although I did not know Nina Liu, I knew of her from her loving daughter and my friend, Natalie Condon. My impressions are of a strong and determined woman with many talents and a big heart. I am saddened for her family who obviously loved and cherished her dearly but thankful that she no longer suffers. Rest in peace, Nina. My sympathies to the entire family.