Birth date: Mar 29, 1940 Death date: Mar 16, 2016
Doroteo Ng, aged 75, of Millbrae passed away peacefully on March 16, 2016 at 4:20 p.m. after a long battle with cancer.Doroteo, known to close friends and family as Teo, was born on March 29, 1940 in Manila, Philippines to Chinese Read Obituary
Condolences to Winnie & Family. Teo was the backbone of the Chinese section of Everybody’s Bookstore ????? He was kind and considerate and spent time discussing world issues with customers. He would go out of his way to develop ideas with elders in the community. He contributed much to the community.
I am sad to hear of your passing. I have many memories of you from the days of Everybody’s Bookstore to when you were with Eastwind Books in San Francisco. I will remember you as someone who wanted to help create a world that was more humane and just.
Teo, Thank you for your friendship. We will always remember you at Everybody’s Bookstore. Connie & Bill
This is sad news. I will always remember our friendship, and especially, your dedication and hard work on behalf of the community right after you first came to this country. Rest easy, old friend. My condolences to your family.
Rest in peace Teo. Thanks for all the years of friendship in Chinatown during turbulent times and for your support and encouragement in helping continue Eastwind Books of Berkeley. You were always the man of many ideas, ideals and dreams. Condolences to Winnie and family. Harvey Dong
Dear Doroteo, A friend I met learning about and working in Civil Rights (Equal Opportunity) for All Peoples no matter what their country of original. How to respect all peoples of all places….especially in the San Francisco Bay Area, in America… and the Human Population of Earth. I salute your ability to provide the East Wind Book store in SF Chinatown for all the years for all the people… and your support of Chinese for Affirmative Action, the Chinese American Voters Education Committee, the Chinese American Democratic Club, and the City’s Local Minority/Women/Other Business Enterprise Program over the decades. Thank you for your support and encouragement to Winnie Xie (your wife and my friend), an outstanding public servant, who strives to serve the public at the highest ethical standards. Thank you for your children… who will continue to carry forward the principals and values Winnie and You have given to them, and they in turn can share with “Humanity.” In recognition and celebration of Your Life, and thank you for your friendship over the years. Bayard Fong and Family
A good friend and an old colleague in the publishing industry, Teo will be missed. Deep sympathies to Winnie and family. Steve Luk
