John Cheng-Jeh Wu

John was an amazing, giving man ... I learned about the many amazing acts of kindness and generosity that he bestowed on his family and friends. He leaves such a loving legacy for others to follow. This gentle man, husband, father, grandfather and friend will surely be remembered in the hearts of many. Our loving thoughts and prayers are with you. Maria and Gene Milella

Uncle John & Aunt Jeannette
You opened your home to me in 1996 for almost 4 months when I first arrived in the United States giving me time to understand where to live and stay. I am so grateful for your generosity and remember that time of my life so well. I can't thank you and your family enough for everything you have done for me and my family. I can only hope to be the same generous role model for my wife and children as you were to your family. God Bless and Rest in Peace.

Deepest condolences to the entire Wu family. You are in our thoughts.

There is a prayer in Judaism that translates To live in the hearts of others is not to die. The legacy of the generations of family and friends who will forever keep the memory of John Wu alive will be testimony to the wonderful life he lived and the people he touched.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to you, Jeanette, your son, Eugene and his family, and our amazing daughter-in-law, Eudora, and her family. May the love and prayers of others surround you as you navigate through these difficult days and weeks ahead.
God Bless,
Lynn and Glenn Miller

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May God's Peace be upon him now as he rests and your family. He is in heaven where there is no more pain, no sorrow, no worries...just sunshine and rainbows. He is watching over all of you always.

May the care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. My thoughts and prayers are with you. RIP

James & Lisa Hsu's Tribute to John Wu's Memorable Life

Lisa and Jim have shared many of unforgettable life experiences including many hiking, fishing and traveling trips with John's family throughout our life journey in the past five decades. We have shared many common interests along with joyful laughable moments in our life of long lasting friendship.

It is hard to realize he was gone but a lot of our joyful stories remain forever in our memories such as in college life both family playing card games during many of the snowy nights and camping/fishing in the river and lakes in Binghamton. We exchanged our reunion visits many times after we separated and landed our careers in different cities. We had several vacation trips together during retirement. A remarkable one was a joint wide west adventure to visit Arizona Grand Canyon and Utah Zion National Parks. We brought back many good memories to old days in college life singing the familiar songs, making jokes each other and eating good foods together.

We will certainly miss you and remember your encouraging life and friendship.

John was a kind,gentle and humble man always willing to share his wisdom. He will be missed by many. We will see him again in paradise. Until then my friend;

John Wu has planted the seeds of love and friendship wherever he went.
He who goes out weeping,
bearing the seed for sowing,
shall come home with shouts of joy.
He is watching us even the burden is too heavy to bear.
♪♬God be with you till we meet again, (in piano and solo)

Sending love and condolences to the entire family. I wish I had known him, but from all I've seen and heard from Gene and his family, It was clear he was a kind man who is much loved, and now missed, by all his friends and family. May the great memories you have of him comfort you is this sad time and always.

I've only known John Wu for a few years. I never saw him without a smile, and he always had a warm heart. He left a very nice impression with me. He and his wife were always sweet to my husband and I even through language barriers. He will be missed. Hugs and prayers to Gene, Vicki and Marcus.

There are no words to Heal your pain only time can do that. Even time sometimes don't do the trick. Have faith in our LORD.

I only knew of him through his son, Gene, via Facebook, but feel the loss as well. I wish his family my deepest condolences, but also celebrate his full and rich life.