Family and friends are the people who makes our lives worth living. Here are a few more of my peeps:
Betty, Katy, Brandon, and Kevin
Sammi helped Lauren and Ryann collect their winning tickets at Chuck E Cheeses. This is how we spent our District Wide Student Free Day (no school).
Is that a really big horse, or did the kids shrink?!?!?
On this ride, the faster you pedal, the higher up you will go. It was a favorite ride for many of the kids that were there, and many of us parents approved of it too. It's great that the kids get exercise hidden in all that fun. I thought this was the best ride in the whole place!!!
David Fong was coming to Torrance!!! Yippee!!! He surprised us with a visit from Washington. We had dinner with him, Angel, and the Lais at Sango's Sushi Restaurant in Los Alamitos. It had been over a decade since we've seen him. We had a great time catching up with each other's news.
JoJo, Timmy, and Auntie Tiffany came to visit again. We like how you boys play the piano!
Tyler, Allison, Christy, and Brandon. Great job kids, on the Guitar Hero!!! Thank you Darren for sharing your family with me!!!
Jean, Justin, Sammi, Carissa, and me!
Grace and Amanda
Helen representing our Ambassador Church family. Thanks for the huge gift basket everyone!!! You are all toooooo generous!!! I can feel God's love through you!!!
Lisa and Noelle
Baby version of "OPEN, OPEN, OPEN!!!"
Tae and sleepy baby Aaron.
"Happy Birthday Sammi," from Auntie Tae!
If we are fortunate enough, our road through life can be full of cherished memories. What makes life worth living are God, our families, lasting friendships, and the people that He puts in our lives along the way. Our lives on Earth may have some trials and tribulations, but hopefully our joyful, happy times outweigh the sad ones.
This weekend we had funeral services for my Dad. Our families are so blessed to have so many friends and family to support us during this time of grief. Many attended the services, many were with us in spirit. It was also a time of celebration, for my Dad is now in the hands of our Lord. We thank God that He gave my Dad a very fruitful, and long life of almost 87 years. His legacy continues in the lives of his wife, five children, and twelve grandchildren. We will miss him, but we will see him again in heaven. We love you, Gung Gung!!!
Dad's obituary came out in last Sunday's LA Times
David Tong Chan
October 27, 1921 - September 27, 2008
For the next 90 days, you could go to http://www.mem.com/ and type in search for CHAN, David and view my Dad's history and all 30 pictures/movie (music is called ROSE GARDEN)
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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