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李劲冬女士 生平追述
李劲冬女士于1964年出生在中国西南美丽的鲜花之都云南省思茅市（今普洱市）。她从小就是个性格开朗，活泼好动的女孩子。

1980年她以优异的成绩（当年云南省数学第一名）被清华大学自动化系录取。在清华读大学期间，由于体育方面的天赋，先后被校田径队和校手球队选中，她最终选择了清华大学手球队作为学习之外的又一个追求。在服务球队的八年（五年本科加三年研究生）中，李劲冬一直是球队的主力（曾经还是队长）并带领球队在全国高校手球赛上取得两届冠军一届亚军的好成绩。1985年李劲冬又以优异成绩考取精仪系研究生并在三年后获得硕士学位。毕业后她留在清华精密仪器系任教，教书育人，深受学生喜爱。

李劲冬于1994年来到美国东部城市波士顿，就读于东北大学电机系。她用心读书，认真做事，深得老师和同学们的喜爱，只用了三年就于1997年获取了博士学位。之后的十六年中她先后在Delphi通讯系统，通用电气公司，以及MathWorks 工作过。

除去工作，李劲冬还热情地投身到周边社区里的中国社团的活动当中。她曾作为校长服务于中文学校，做为团长服务于合唱团，自己也在女中音声部里。她还曾经为女儿高中里的各种辩论会，演讲比赛做裁判，不辞辛劳。

2013年初不幸查出肺癌并被告知是晚期后，李劲冬在家人的全力支持下，积极配合医生的治疗，同时用她积极的人生观感染着她的朋友们。在与病魔抗争了三年之后，李劲冬于2016年六月一日在家人的陪伴下，在平和中走完了她阳光灿烂的一生。她的身后留有一群爱她的亲人和朋友们，她挚爱着的丈夫康迅和女儿康原。


The Eulogy of Ms. Jindong Li
Jindong Li was born in Simao (Yunnan Province, China) in 1964.

She attended Tsinghua University in 1980 and studied Electrical Engineering while playing on the handball team. She remained at Tsinghua for a Master’s degree and taught until 1994. She immigrated to the United States in 1994 and attended Northeastern University, receiving a PhD in Electrical Engineering in 1997. She went on to work for Delphi Communication Systems, General Electric, and The MathWorks.

In addition, Jindong was deeply involved with the Acton Chinese Language School and local choral groups. She also volunteered countless hours judging speech and debate tournaments for her daughter’s high school team. Jindong passed away in June 2016 after a long, brave battle with lung cancer.

She is survived by a loving circle of family and friends, including her husband, Xun Kang and her daughter, Yuan Kang.


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Debbie was one of a kind. She was strong, honest, caring, funny, and had a free spirit. Well rounded to be described as the best. Anyone she crossed paths with automatically became friends with her. She had that instant charm. She was loved by many. If you had a bad day or had a problem, she had your back, would make you laugh, and offered to kick someone's butt if needed. She went through so much through out her life and remained a fighter throughout the years. That's what I loved about my mom the most. She had passion about things. We all know how much she loved sports and to be near the water. She is missed beyond words. She was the life of the party during her time here and I'm sure heaven is enjoying her just as much!

I just wanted to create a little page in her memory.
Feel free to add pictures or write a favorite past time.
She will forever be in our hearts.
Our Momma D, Debbie D, and Pookie
I love you

Matthew 5:4 – Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted

John 11:25 - Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die

Our son, brother, uncle, and friend; Kyle John Kennedy died Friday, May 27 2016. He succumbed to a quiet battle with mental health issues. Kyle Suffered valiantly from the ravages of this devastating illness for many years. We are so proud of his courage throughout this battle. Kyle was very talented and creative, he loved music, writing, drawing, and "Jamming" with his brothers and friends. He was kind hearted and accepting of all.
Kyle was born on December 7th 1987, to John Douglas Kennedy and Marcy Noyd Fowks in Heber, UT. He attended schools in Payson, UT and Nephi, UT. Kyle was adored by all of his family and he adored them as well.
Kyle is survived by his parents Mike

James (Jim) Arthur Vande Velde passed away in his home on May 26, 2016. Jim was born to Arthur and Seraphia Vande Velde January 9, 1962 in Slayton, Minnesota. Jim served three years in the United States Army as a Military Police officer. He received an Army Service Ribbon, Sharpshooter Badge for Rifle (M16), Expert Badge for hand grenade, Expert Badge for pistol (45 cal), and a Good Conduct medal. Upon returning from Germany, Jim moved to the Twin Cities where he worked for the Hennepin County Sheriffs Office as a Detention Deputy. Jim left the force and joined the Local 292 IBEW journeyman program where he was trained and certified as a Journeyman Electrician. In his free time, Jim enjoyed playing cribbage and talking to his kids. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Seraphia Vande Velde, and sister, Gail Harmon. He is survived by his daughter, Kassy (Jacob) Jackson, his sons, Kenny and Karl Vande Velde, all of Florida. Two brothers William (Carol) Vande Velde, Mark (Janene) Vande Velde, and a sister Barbara (Ken) Gray, all of Minnesota, as well as one granddaughter, Tinsley Jackson, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Internment will be at the Fort Snelling National Cemetery on Tuesday, May 31 at 10:00am. In lieu of flowers, donations are appreciated.

Decent, steadfastness, honourable, dignified, and philanthropic: these are all qualities that my father held in high esteem. He was a serious and disciplined man, but he could never resist the opportunity to have a laugh with old friends and loved ones, given half the chance.
A gratified Itsekiri man from Delta State, Nigeria; grew up in Enugu, the eastern part of Nigeria most of his life. Studied in Asata, Enugu and was part of The Eastern Regional Marketing Board of Nigeria. He then moved to London, England to further his studies, and successfully gained his Accounting degree and became a Chartered Accountant. His excellence created a great opportunity with JP Morgan/Morgan Guaranty Trust, London where he worked in his field with integrity.
Dad was a straightforward man who demanded little from those around him, and who expected only the best for his four children and four grandchildren. Provided he heard regularly from us all – and saw us whenever possible – he was content. And although his final years, were a little challenging due to his illness that bond was never broken.
As we remember and commemorate his life, lets bid him farewell as we mourn the loss of a dignified soul. A soul that brought fulfillment to many, and whose legacy will live on forever.

Pahom was a great man and was man of his word and a hard working man. when u saw Pahom he always had a smile on his face. And every time u saw him u saw his family right be hide him. He always made u laugh joked around and if u needed something he was always there. U will never be forgotten Pahom .

Pahom was a great man