Birth date: Oct 5, 1944 Death date: Nov 23, 2024
In memory of Cary Shun On Yuen 袁信安, beloved brother, we are saddened to announce his passing on November 23, 2024, at the age of 80. Born on October 5, 1944, in Hong Kong, Cary completed his post-secondary education there before w Read Obituary
You were a wonderful neighbor Cary at Cummings Park and we had lots of fun together. I liked listening to your jokes, talking about investing, testing our Mac and iPad settings, going out for meals, hearing some of your life story, and we always liked finding a good deal! Rest in peace Cary and sending my regards to your sister who you spoke so fondly of, and to all your family.
I was deeply saddened to hear about Cary Yuen’s passing. During my time at Charles Schwab, though brief, he was a colleague who stood out—not only for his professionalism but for the energy and warmth he brought to our conversations. Whether we were talking about work or his personal life, Cary had a unique way of making every interaction meaningful and memorable.
I’m especially grateful that we stayed in touch, along with other former coworkers, even after I left Charles Schwab. Cary often spoke fondly of his roots in Hong Kong, sharing stories that offered a window into his culture and his journey. His openness, sense of humor, and genuine kindness left a lasting impact on everyone who knew him.
He will be deeply missed, and my thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.
In memory of Cary – a respectful friend whom I knew in 1996. He was kind-hearted and always went out of his way to help others. RIP Cary.
From Felix Woo, Fiona Tung & Family
Cary was my colleague working in Schwab for more than 10 years. He was my mentor with very friendly and professional way to support me in my early career in Schwab. He was very funny on a lot of Chinese jokes such as making nicknames on superior workers. It was very touchable and humorous to know all those nicknames created by him. He was kindness to call me from time to time after his retirement. He was going to the better place. My husband Andy and I sure miss him. Love and thoughts for his family.
