Amy Chi-Wen Wang

Thanks for sharing, Katie!

I remember how kind your Mother was, she made my family feel so welcomed in her home. My family was visiting Palm Beach from Virginia, our cultures were quite different, yet with fine china and tea, Amy´s hospitality had a special way of bringing out our similarities. Sending prayers and comforting hugs...with deepest sympathy. Katie Weese and Family.

Mom

My dear Mother in her late 20´s

My heart is broken for you to lose your mother. She was beautiful inside and out. She was elegance and kindness rolled into one.

Although I only met her a few times, she left an imprint on my heart. Please express my condolences to your brother and sister.

Will see you when I come to Florida hopefully before year end.

Much love,

Margaret

Margaret Baldwin - Newport Beach, CA

As difficult as the day was, the day was beautiful and meant a lot to me!!!
Thank you very much. Thank you for your Mom and her love
Much love to you and your dear family!!!!!!

Tina Lovelace - Stuart, FL

Our deepest condolences to the loss of your dear mother. Already more than 50 years ago, your mother was the first person in America who cared about me. I have never forgotten her kindness and delicious treats at your home. She was the reason we settled in Lexington. Our two daughters and their families have also settled in Lexington, both 2 minutes from us. In total we have 11 persons - 5 grandchildren.

Our profound regrets - we didn't go to Florida to visit her.

LanBo Chen, PhD - Lexington, MA

Rest in peace, mom. We love you and cherish your memory always. God bless you.

Cherished moments, Marina.

Thank you, Chi-fu and Marina.

Aunt Amy is my late uncle´s wife. My husband Yang Min and I ended in Miami in November of 2017 after a cruise. It was my first meeting with Aunt Amy. We were hosted at her beautiful home in Palm Beach. Despite being nearly 90 years old, she was warm, lively, and welcoming, treating us like close family members.She showed us many old photos and manuscripts. To my surprise, aunt Amy was so slim, but spoke quickly with beautiful handwriting.After returning to Maryland, every time I talked to her on the phone she would express her gratitude by saying the same sentence, "You and Min were so kind" (Embarrassingly, we were just passing by). Later, she also sent me an article in memory of my uncle. The last time I talked to her was in early February of this year, and I told her that I would visit her again. She was very happy and kept saying she would give me a jacket.

XueZhen,in Maryland

In loving memory of Aunt Amy. We will love you and miss you always.
Mei and Bill

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This photo was taken twenty-four years ago in the summer of 1999. Aunt Amy visited the eastern part of Canada with her youngest son, Edwin, and we had lunch together in Toronto´s Chinatown. Aunt Amy was clear-headed, agile, and a kind elder. This photo captures that happy moment, allowing us to recall the scene and emotions from that time, and it is also a precious memory.
Later on, I have also read her articles and she truly deserves the title of a talented !

Shan Wu ,Toronto

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Xuezhen Wu , Maryland