Born in 1945 to a China couple, he was a traditional Chinese man who worked as a draftman in Wing Tai Garment Factory. It was the place where he met his first love who worked as a seamtress there. After a short courtship, they married and had 3 kids which the eldest is a daughter followed by 2 sons. He worked hard for the family and surrendered his paycheck to his wife every month to support the family. There was no complaint as he believed strongly that a man should not let his wife and kids go hungry. He did his part as a financial provider to the family until he retired at the age of 60.

Mary Kathleen Paulsen, 72, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 13, 2015 at her home in Denham Springs, Louisiana, surrounded by love.
Survivors include her children, Tim (Debbie) Eads, Jill (Carolynn) Eads-Lee and Colleen (Jason) Sites; dear friend and former husband Andrew Eads; siblings Darlene Eckerman, Colleen (Ken) Johnson, Bob Glisar, Lee Cummins, and Carole Cummins-Simms; six grandchildren Moses (Nicki) Castellano, Megan Castellano, Mackenzie Castellano, Colby Eads, Chase Eads, and Cameron Sites; and two great-grandchildren Reagan and Kennedy Castellano; nineteen nieces and nephews, and many great nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father Robert Glisar, mother Elizabeth Cummins, and stepfather Norman Cummins.
“I love all of my children, even the ones I did not give birth to.” This quote perfectly illustrates our Mom’s generous and loving nature. Coffee and crosswords got her up in the morning, before starting the work of the day. Mary wholeheartedly embraced her most treasured role of Motherhood. She supported her children in countless committees, fundraisers, sports, scouts, music and dance activities. She also excelled in professional environments, and as any of her colleagues would tell you, she was a hard worker and committed teammate. To meet Mary was to become her friend or unofficially adopted child or grandchild. She showed her love in whatever capacity she had to give. Her affection might be in the form of food, gifts, hugs and kisses, or in the true gift of her presence, conversation and laughter. This presence and her bright smile will be sorely missed.
Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be sent to Colleen Sites to be used toward the Celebration of Life or to the charity of your choice.

Christopher Edward-Thomas Sniegowski of 127 Shirley

St. Molalla, Ore. died Tuesday, November 10, 2015,

surrounded by his loving family, after a long, brave fight

against a genetic lung disease. He was 46.

Christopher was born September 23, 1969 in Seattle,

Wash., to Dave E. and Maria Sniegowski. He graduated

from Beaverton High School in 1988. He married Opel

Gaylene Leaton August 23, 2008.

He was a retired security officer, avid gun enthusiast,

beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Nothing was more

important to him than his family. He was a beloved man, the

foundation of his family. He will never be forgotten.

He is survived by his wife, Opel; son Justin Thomas

Sniegowski; daughters Marissa Elizabeth Luebben and

Chantell Nichole Luebben; grandson Liam Dean Franklin;

future sons-in-law Nathan Franklin and Donald Drake;

puppies Sebastian, Lilly, and Boomer

Dr. Richard Teh-Fu Tan touched the lives of countless people in immeasurable ways. He was beloved by thousands of people across the globe for his wisdom, inspiration, humor and compassion. He tirelessly shared his teachings with innumerable practitioners for three decades.

This memorial site is lovingly hosted by Delphine Armand, Paul Wang and Eileen Han — apprentices of Dr. Tan — to celebrate an amazing man, career and life..

We welcome you to post your fondest memories of Dr. Tan below:

We are bonded forever in friendship through the magical place we all call home.

Mrs Rita Hei In Wong Tsui died in Hong Kong on December 20 2015 at the age of 29.

She is survived by her husband Nathan Tsui.

Rita was born on September 28 1986 in Hong Kong to Frankie and Mrs Wong. She graduated from UBC in 2008 with an undergrad degree in Biophysics. She later married Nathan Tsui, her sweetheart, in 2013.

Moving back to Hong Kong after studying in Canada, Rita began working and take part in her community.

A funeral is scheduled for January 11 2016 at North Point, with a reception to follow at Hong Kong Funeral Home. Mr Nathan Tsui will officiate the ceremony. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Rita's life. The family would like to thank St Paul Hospital Hong Kong for their dedication.