Chiou Tyzz Li Pan's Obituary
This world was blessed on September 23, 1939 when Chiou Tyzz Li Pan was born in Taiwan on that day. Chiou Tyzz Li, the younger of 2 sisters in her family was loved deeply by her parents and her older sister Margaret. It was Margaret that afforded Chiou Tyzz Li Pan the ability to attend college on Taiwan. It was in college where she met her future husband, Cheng Shiang Pan. They courted for a while and then eventually married. Chiou Tyzz Li Pan and her husband born three children, 2 daughters and a son. Elaine, Elizabeth, and David. As the kids were growing up, Chiou Tyzz Li Pan and her husband decided to move to Laos from Taiwan. There they lived for several years opening and running a successful business. For the sake do her children she decide to move to the United States.In 1976, Chiou Tyzz Li Pan and her family immigrated to the United States. While in the United States, to help support her young family, she started working at Hong Kong Bank. While still working at Hong Kong Bank, she took a second job. This time as a successful real estate agent working for Cornish and Carey. As time passed she decided to leave Hong Kong Bank but it wasn’t long before she would continue to maintain two jobs. This time working in the early hours doing stocks and in the later afternoons doing real estate. Among her many successes in life, her biggest success is carrying and raising for her three children. Success in the business world was always secondary to her when it came to her family. Chiou Tyzz Li Pan, before anything else devoted her time and love to her three children. Her greatest accomplishment was being a wonderful mother to her three kids and a good wife. Making sure each and every one of her children received the love and attention a mom gives to the children she loves.She enjoyed traveling the world, visiting places like Europe and cities and countries all across Asia. Her hobbies and interest included cooking, reading, and scrap booking, but her biggest love was for her family. Among her 3 children she had been blessed with the birth of 5 grandchildren, Kristofer, Pearl, Scarlett, Ryan and Jessica. Her love for her grandchildren really showed by the smiles she would have when she saw them and by the laughter and smiles her grandchildren would give her in return.A person who she has never forgotten about since she was a little girl was her older sister, Margaret. She kept in constant contact with her with weekly phone calls that often lasted not minutes, but hours. Chiou Tyzz Li Pan will surely be missed by all those who knew her. Her personality and positive outlook in life is an inspiration to all of us. We will always cherish the memories of her in her early years and till the last days of her life on this world. In memory and in our hearts, Chiou Tyzz Li Pan will be loved and missed by all of us.There will be a visitation at Skylawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park, Friday, February 22, 2013 from 11-12 with a funeral at 1:00 pm and a reception to follow.
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