Pao Lin Lee

Birth date: Oct 5, 1928 Death date: Oct 14, 2011

In Loving Memory - Mdm. Pao Lin Lee Mdm. Pao Lin Lee Ã¦Å½Ã¤¿Ã§Å½²Ã¥¥³Ã¥£« was born October 5, 1928 in Shanghai, China, and was the seventh in a family of nine children. Helpful and considerate as a child, she was her father’s favo Read Obituary

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Anonymous

730w ago

I was given a chance to take care of this wonderful lady though for a very short period of time.I’m glad to say that now, she’s finally in heaven with her beloved husband.You will always be remembered and loved Mrs. Lee.God be with you.##imported-begin##Connie Lavarias##imported-end##

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730w ago

I was fortunate enough to know Auntie Pao Lin in 2006 when she showed interest in supporting the establishment of our 2nd centre in Wanchai, now the Jean Wei Centre, in memory of her mother. She didnÃ¢â?¬â?¢t ask same kind of questions like other donors, such as how we sustained the service after exhausting her donation. She just wrote her commitment on a clean paper: Ã¢â?¬Å?Proceed bravely, IÃ¢â?¬â?¢ll supportÃ¢â?¬Â. So brief, yet so clear and powerful! It was Mdm. Pao Lin Lee. She is a good model living in my heart, always reminding me of all those elegant human natures, such as loving, caring, grace, generosity, forgiveness, perseverance and intelligence. Her selfless love and care to her family and friends, her sympathy towards the less fortunate, her positive thinking and thoughtfulness impressed me deeply when we get closer. She was so warm and tender to everyone and yet so powerful in making decision and pursuing for meaningful endeavors! She didnÃ¢â?¬â?¢t need to teach much verbally, she just demonstrated by doing it. She was able to touch everybody and thus cause impact quietly! Auntie Pao Lin, you are always in my mind and will be there forever!##imported-begin##Elsie Chung##imported-end##

Anonymous

731w ago

Mrs Lee, I am going to miss taking care of you. Every moring when I come in to take care of you, I always want to find a way so you can talk to me. When I ask if you want to get up? You will either nod your head or say ya. I am very happy when I get a response from you, because it means you can hear and understand me. One day you really surprised me, you started talking and all I can understand is the word “aya aya”. With the look in your face, I can tell you are in pain. I decided to record your voice through my cell phone and hoping Ingrid and janet can understand you. Finally, the comforter has come to take you where there is no more pain. Rest in peace Mrs Lee. I love you.YolandaYour caregiver.##imported-begin##Yolanda Brown##imported-end##

Anonymous

731w ago

Grandma Lee always had a warm heart and thought of my baby son, even though she has never met him. Her warmth and generosity touched many. I am sorry to see her passing, but I am glad she is not in pain and is looking down on us in love. -Viki and Warren Ang (Ang and Hsu families)##imported-begin##Victoria Hsu##imported-end##

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731w ago

Auntie Seven was a parental figure to me. I looked up to her. She was super smart, self assured and righteous, everything that I was not. As a youngster, I sought her approval and her opinion mattered. she taught me, an awkward and anxiety-ridden youngster, how to hold a pair of chopsticks properly, how to manipulate the blinds smoothly, how to speak assertively into the phone with the store owner ordering grocery and introduced me to my favorite snack to this day, salty potato chips, as we made the familiar Star Ferry crossing to her office on my summer break. She was, in a way, my life coach, during an impressionable period. She was deeply devoted to her family, especially Ingrid, as I witnessed how she gave up her nontraditional (for a woman of her time, it was pioneering if not outrageous) and lucrative career to care for Ingrid when she became seriously ill in her adolescence, and persevered successfully seeking medical treatment in the distant United States. Her last days had not been easy, to say the least. It was terribly sad to see her suffer so, and yet her will to live stayed strong. Now the struggle has finally ended. Her legacy lives on through her beloved children and grandchildren, while we, the still living, are left with lasting memories and regret.##imported-begin##Dora##imported-end##

Anonymous

731w ago

I only met Mdm Lee once in the Baptist hospital where she accompanied her beloved husband. We talked about Prevention of falls in the community. Mdm Lee generously supported our program and in the last few weeks, her family repeated her gracious deed. It is great sadness that I learn the passing away of Mdm Lee from Dr. D Dai. Please accept my heartfelt condolences and I am sure Mdm Lee is now rest in peace. Her gracious support to the community will always be remembered!##imported-begin##Kwok Sui Leung##imported-end##

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731w ago

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Dearest Family, We had the honor and privilege of meeting Pauline only three times while visiting in Palo Alto. Ms. LeeÃ¢â?¬â?¢s biography is written testament to a truly great woman, and as we have come to know and love Ingrid and Janet over these years it is evident that they are living testament to the superlative woman their mother was. We are privileged to experience the depth of compassion, commitment, dedication and integrity of Ms. Lee through the mirror of her life in her children.Our sadness for the family at this time is diminished by our sure knowledge of Pauline and Frank, together in peace and health in their Heavenly reward for a job well done.Bob and Peg Elston##imported-begin##Bob Elston##imported-end##

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