Margaret Chu

Dear Uncle Chauncey:

I was just thinking about the parties my parents used to have and it reminded me how much I admired you and Auntie Margaret. I hope you are doing well as the first year has passed since Auntie's passing.

All my best wishes,
Patty

Dear Chauncey and Family,
I was so very sorry to hear about Margaret's passing. I often think about her and the many hours we shared talking on my porch about her childhood in China and her Orchids which she enjoyed so much. She was a lovely and caring woman. I will remember her always in my prayers. God Bless you and the family in your time of sorrow.

RIP Auntie Margaret, my mother's beloved friend of 60+ years. You nourished me with your delectable Chinese specialties that beat the best restaurants on the planet, threw unforgettable parties, created clever and colorful hand-crocheted pom-poms so my suitcases would stand out from the crowd, shared Mahjongg-table wisdom and advice so forthright no one else would dare to say out loud, then cackled with delight when you turned out to be predictably and perfectly right every time. You left an indelible mark during your 93 years, which even you would (modestly) agree was, "pretty good." We already miss you.

Chauncey and family,
I am sending you all healing thoughts and prayers to help you though this difficult time. I hope all the memories you have comfort you.
With warm regards,
Tricia and family

We are so sorry to hear about PoPo. We had great respect and admiration for her. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

I met Margaret through Chauncey at Medtronic. They attended an open house at the Littleton site. I'm so sorry for your loss.