Muoi Muoi Huynh

Muoi Muoi Huynh, a cherished sister, aunt, and friend, passed away peacefully on January 31, 2025, in Little Elm, Texas, at the age of 72. Born on March 27, 1952, in Saigon, Vietnam, Muoi's life was a testament to her resilience, kindness, and the deep love she held for her family and friends.
Muoi emigrated from Vietnam and built a life filled with purpose and joy. She was known for her unwavering dedication to her family, especially in caring for her younger siblings, nieces, and nephews. Her nurturing spirit was the cornerstone of the family, providing comfort and guidance to all who were fortunate enough to be in her life.
Throughout her career, Muoi demonstrated an admirable work ethic. She began her journey at Western Electric in Fairlawn, Virginia, before moving on to AT&T Powersystem and then Lucent Technology, both in Mesquite, Texas. Her colleagues remember her as a reliable and hardworking individual who brought warmth and efficiency to the workplace.
Muoi's interests were a reflection of her loving nature. She enjoyed spending quality time with family and friends, often engaging in her passion for sewing, which she excelled at, creating beautiful pieces for those she loved. Muoi also found joy in the simple pleasures of life, such as watching Chinese and Korean TV dramas, which provided her with a source of relaxation and entertainment.
She is survived by her devoted sister, Muoi Trieu, and brothers, Tony Huynh, Larry Huynh, Philip Wong, Steven Huynh, Bo Whong, and Tim Whong. She will also be fondly remembered by her brother-in-law, Cuong Trieu, and sisters-in-law, Lie, Jennifer, Diasy, Laura, and Ai. Muoi's legacy continues through her adoring nephews, Rich, Joseph, Alex, and Vic, and her loving nieces, Stephania, Cindy, Sara, Kai, Vicki, Nicole, Amy, Ashley, Emilee, and Evelyn.
Muoi was preceded in death by her parents, Tham Huynh and Hai Lu Huynh, her brother, Van Buu Huynh, and sister, Tuyet Phuong Huynh. The memory of her loving presence will be carried in the hearts of those who knew her, as a guiding light and a source of comfort.