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penprapa athiprayoon
August 3, 2011
Hi Earl
You always so sweet to me and Alysa. I only need to tell you one time what I like to eat and that food will keep coming infront of my house for year. I will miss seating in your car with my hot tea ready and door open in the morning to work. If you see my son Ryan make sure you take care of him for me too.
Until we meet again
Jennie Kim-Stewart
July 16, 2011
Dearest Earl,
Thank you for being a good friend.... You always looked out for me in a special way. We will definitely meet again and drink more green tea, go do some more grocery shopping. In the mean time, I am going to need to find another friend to bring me fruit, other goodies and sales coupons. The truth is no one else can fill your space.... I will always remember you and miss you a lot. I am sure you don't miss that annoying alarm clock going off in the middle of the night to go to work. I miss yelling at you for not wearing the ear plugs when you are meeting the flts and not lifting those heavy bags correctly. Thank you for sharing a piece of your heart, I will cherish your heart of gold forever.
Jennie xoxoxoxo
Ben Tse
July 15, 2011
I met Earl through work 26 years ago when I moved to the bay area. He was kind enough to show me around and introduced me to some of his friends. Every summer he would invite me to his bbq picnics and softball games with all his buddies. We always had a good fun time.
Earl was a kind and caring person. He was also a very giving person. I traveled with him to many parts of the world and no matter where we were he would always made it a priority to bring something back for his relatives, friends and coworkers. He was also very giving to people he didn't know, I remember when we were traveling through a poor country little kids would approach us with their hands out and Earl would pull out these little toys and candies from his backpack for them. Yes, he travels with gifts for people he would meet. The joy on these kids little faces makes even the shy, quiet Earl smile.
Thanks for the good times, Earl. You will be missed. I will see you down the road somewhere.
Your Classmate
July 14, 2011
Earl was the type of person who can be everyone’s friend. It was always a happy surprise getting an occasional phone call from him. He enjoyed organizing get together lunches and picnics for classmates. Looking back, I wished I had attended all those events just to thank him for his effort in providing the opportunity for “old” friends to meet. Earl, you will be dearly missed.
Michael Chan
July 13, 2011
To Ellen and Jerome, sorry to hear about the passing of your son and brother, may he rest in peace, you have my deepest sympathy, this is Michael from Mr. Bing's.
Valentine N Jr Huihui
July 13, 2011
Knowing Earl from Francisco Junior High School days(SF)....we were part of a "gang" known as "THE CHAN BROTHERS"...friends who thought of others as human beings....never out to be-little or hurts others.
Renewed our friendship recently. I'm very saddened by his untimely passing.
Earl...my brother, you will be missed.. Until we meet again....GOD SPEED your journey....
Aloha ke akua, a me ke aloha pumehana.
David J. Kono
July 13, 2011
Earl and I met in Elementary School and we also attended Junior and High School. He will be sorely missed. I was hoping to see him at the reunion in October.
Jim Lee
July 12, 2011
Rest in Peace Earl, we will miss you!
Thanks for all the memories!
Jim & Felicia Lee & family
Colin
July 12, 2011
I first met Earl while growing up during my teen years and played competitive sports with him at North Beach Playground. I admired him for his competitive nature. Sorry to hear of his sudden passing.
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