YANG, Yeng Yeng Yang, 56, of Enfield, beloved husband of 38 years to Mao Lo Yang, entered into eternal peace surrounded by his family Sunday, (December 11, 2005) at Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs. Born March 20, 1949 in Laos the son of the late Va Seng Yang and Vang Xiong Yang, he came to the United States with his family in 1978 and settled in Hartford. He moved with his family to Vernon, then Manchester, finally settling in Enfield. Yeng was employed with Purdy Corporation of Manchester for 14 years and later went on to work for VNCC of Vernon as a visiting nurse. He was a proud and active member of the Hmong Foundation of Connecticut, and Loa Veteran's of America in Windsor. Besides his wife, Mao Lo Yang, Yeng is survived by son, Thoama Yang and wife, Pang; a daughter, Nkaozer Yang and son, Pheng Yang all of Enfield; daughter, May Nou Yang and husband, Yia Ly of Springfield, MA; daughter May Lee Yang and husband, Chong Pao Lee of Spartenburg, SC; daughter, May Houa Hanlon and husband, Greg of Windsor and daughter, May Choua Vang and husband, Sue of Tolland. He is also survived by 14 grandchildren; two brothers; and four sisters. A man with a big heart, Yeng's kindness was not limited to his family, but extended to the members of the Hmong community by whom he was very well respected. He will be deeply missed by his wife, children, grandchildren, siblings and friends. Memorial Services will be held Friday, December 16, until Sunday, December 18, at Browne Memorial Funeral Chapels, 43 Shaker Rd. Enfield. Burial will take place Monday December 19, at 11:30 a.m. in the Ellington Center Cemetery, Ellington. For memorial tributes, guestbook and directions: www.brownefuneralhome.com
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Pearl Musgrave
December 20, 2005
Dear Thoama & family,
The greatest gift one can leave their family and friends are precious memories. May your father live on in precious memories and they sustain you at this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Pearl
Paula Inglis
December 15, 2005
To Thoama and Family ~
My heartfelt sympathy go to all of you. May your wonderful memories offer you some peace during this painful time. You are in my thoughts and prayers, Thoama.
Peace and blessings,
Paula
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