Richard YUEN

Our deepest condolences to Lance and family.
With sympathy,
Martin and Michele Schuldhaus

Our deepest condolences to the family.

Bill and Linda Maciocha

Dear Margaret and family,
We are so sorry to hear about Richard's passing. His life's journey sounded very full and blessed.

We enjoyed our visit with Richard at Gery and Sharon's Christmas gathering at the Mayfield Golf Course.

Sorry to have missed the funeral, as we were away.

We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Sincerely,
Deborah and Danny Hurley

It is many years since we, at Robertson-Wesley church, had the presence of the Yuen family in our midst. Yet for some of us who had the pleasure of knowing you, learning of Richard's passing touches our hearts. We pray the comfort which comes from above will sustain and support you through these difficult days and in the days to come. We will all miss him.

Don Milne

Dick, I spent but a short time with you at INAC.

May your Soul rest in Eaternal peace. Amen.

Dear Auntie Margaret, Lance, Chris, Todd and Mitch,

Sorry that we could not be with you in Edmonton to mourn Uncle Richard's passing. We are thinking of you and about the strong family ties we all share. We'll dearly miss Uncle Richard and what he brought all of us, and also what he taught us as we were growing up. We may be separated by distance but the common stories we share is what makes us family. Uncle Richard was able to help me recently with researching part of our family history in relation to a documentary I'm producing on Chinese Canadian war vets and the Ho Lem side. I am very grateful for his contributions during the conversations we had together.

Love,
Brad and Eleanor

Dick was always committed to help students and people. I have found memories of the welcome he extended to me when I moved to Alberta in 1983.
My deepest sympathy to his family.

Dear Auntie Marg,Lance,Todd,Chris+Mitch+Anna,Sorry to have lost Uncle Richard with you all.He was a great man+Father to you +inspiration to all of us .He will be missed but always in our hearts.Sincerely Bert+Nita Lee+Family

We are so sorry to hear the lost of uncle Richard. Please accept our sincere condolences.

Hi to the Yuen Family
So sorry to hear about Richard's passing. What a lovely tribute in the paper for him.
Sorry Don & I are still in PHX so will not be able to attend the service.
Thinking of you all at this time.
Don & Sandy Sprague

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I've always thought highly of Uncle Richard. His experience in Nigeria inspires others to be a humanitarian and globe-trotter like him. He will definitely be missed.

Heartfelt sympathies for the loss of Richard. Thinking of you all at this sad time.

Dear Auntie Margaret and Family
Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel about the loss of Uncle Richard. He will always in our hearts.

When a person is eleven years old it is difficult to realize that not only are you living life, but many that you will meet your life will be very influential in that life. One of those amazing people was Richard Yuen, or “Mr Yuen” as we called him, my grade 5 teacher at Allendale Elementary School in 1962. Many years have passed but some of the highlights of that year are just as clear as if they happened yesterday. My jaw dropped when he sat down at the piano and played. He was just a young man himself with a superb grasp of music. He conducted us in singing Christmas carols, even though we giggled when he gave voice…we'd never heard a well-trained singer before! One day he intrigued us with his tape recording machine. He asked us to sing very slowly as he ran the machine at slow speed. When he played the recording back….we became “The Chipmunks”! That event introduced me to sound recording, and all things technical which grew from a fascination, to a study, into a career. All thanks to Mr Yuen's ability to engage us with his knowledge. But he didn't stop there. He challenged me in chemistry, at a time when virtually all little boys were intrigued by things chemical. Our class experiments were fun, and he liked to answer many of our crazy questions. His great sense of humour and teaching talents made it seem like the year of school was more fun than it really was supposed to be. Mr Yuen was a great person that will forever live in my memory.

Thinking of you all with heavy hear - memories go along way!!
Cousin Carole and family xoxo

Dear Margaret and the family,
We are so sorry to learn of Richard's death and we want you to know that we hold you all in our hearts and in our prayers. We have so many wonderful memories of Richard going back to high school days and the Young Adult Group and the choir at Robertson Church. Richard was a fine man and we feel privileged to have known you both. We send our love and sympathy.

Our thoughts and sympathies are with Margaret and the Lee Yuen family.

Jeff Chow, Joyce Mah and family

Our thoughts are with you on the loss of this great man. We will always remember your friendship and thoughtfulness and visits to mom when she was moved to Westlock nursing home.May your memories help in days to come.
Dianne and Duncan and our furry kids

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of loss.