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Adrian Wong remembers her mother on social media courtesy of singtao.com |
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Adrian Wong says that she and her father will take a break and then start anew |
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Adrian Wong posts her eulogy as well as a photo of her mother's funeral program courtesy of mingpao.com |
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courtesy of singtao.com |
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Adrian Wong carries her mother's photo to the hearse |
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Felix Wong puts his arm around his wife's photo |
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Michael Miu |
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Eddie Cheung and his wife courtesy of on.cc |
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Michael Miu and Eric Tsang |
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Wu Fung and Meg Lam bid Leung Kit Wa farewell and console Felix Wong |
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After the cremation ceremony Adrian Wong needs her father Felix Wong's help as they leave |
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Adrian Wong and Felix Wong thank their media but decline any interview |
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courtesy of mingpao.com |
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Felix Wong and daughter Adrian Wong arrive in the hall early |
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Michael Miu has been a friend of Felix Wong and his wife for years courtesy of singtao.com |
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Alan Tam |
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Michael Miu courtesy of on.cc |
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Felix Wong and Adrian Wong hold back their tears during the interview |
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Andy Lau and his wfe Chu Lai Sin bid Leung Kit Wa farewell |
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Leung Kit Wa's mother |
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Frankie Lam, Kenix Kwok |
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Myolie Wu's husband, Myolie Wu, Nancy Wu, Eileen Yiu
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Michael Miu |
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Alan Tam |
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Nat Chan courtesy of mingpao.ocm |
Felix Wong Yat Wa's wife Leung Kit Wa at the end of last
month succumbed to organ failure from cancer at age 59. Yesterday
Brother Wa began services at the Universal Funeral Parlor for his late
wife. Andy Lau Tak Wa also made a rare appearance with his wife Chu Lai
Sin to pay their respect. The memorial program that Brother Wa and
daughter Adrian Wong Chi Ching published for Leung Kit Wa were on
display. Brother Wa regretted that he was unable to hold his wife's
hand until they were old and gray, but marrying her was the most
successful and the proudest he did in his life.
The hall was decorated in white, at the center was a color photo
of Leung Kit Wa. At reception were photos of Leung Kit Wa and her dog
and her Cantonese opera diva look. Many industry insiders like Andy Lau
Tak Wa, Nat Chan Pak Cheung, Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Law Kar Ying, Liza Wong
Ming Chuen and Alan Tam Wing Lun sent floral arrangements.
Brother Wa and daughter Adrian Wong Chi Ching published a program
for Leung Kit Wa. In it they both wrote eulogies. Brother Wa wrote,
"Regrettably I can't travel around the world with you after retirement;
regrettably I am unable to give you a lifetime of happiness and health;
regrettably I am unable to hold your and hand until we are old and gray,
but the honor of marrying you is the most successful and the proudest
thing I have done in my life." Brother Wa also said to the media that he
would follow his wife's wish and take care of their daughter.
Brother Wa and daughter Chi Ching around 3:30 PM stepped outside
the hall to speak to the media. Both were in black, looked thinner but
still in decent spirit. Brother Wa revealed that they have prepared his
wife's favorite clothing and Cantonese opera costume as burial goods.
They tried to make her look her prettiest and best. He said, "My
wife loved to dress up, so the hall was decorated very beautifully for
her final journey and leave a beautiful memory." Chi Ching said that
she was interested in an Cantonese opera exhibit for her mother.
"Originally Mommy planned to perform next year, now I hope to complete it
for her. However because my skills can't compare to hers, I will be
planning and making small gifts. The funeral program is my design, in
it are Mommy's artwork, life photos, as well as letters that Papa and I
wrote to Mommy."
Brother Wa said that the funeral will be a Soka Gakkai
International Buddhist ceremony, with half a hour of scripture chanting
and family photo show. Brother Wa admitted that the lack of sleep in
recent years was inevitable, as he would need some time to adjust to
life without his wife. After the funeral he would make plans for the
future. Brother Wa also thanked friends online and the media for
uploading their past work footage that brought back a lot of memories
for him. He also lamented how fast time flew, as 40 years went by in the
brink of an eye.
Andy Lau Tak Wa's wife Chu Lai Sin made a rare appearance with
him to the funeral. When they arrived in rain, Wa Jai attentively helped
his wife out of the car. Because Wa Jai would extremely rarely appear in
public with his wife, the scene became a little chaotic. Wa Jai also
kept an eye out for the media and asked everyone to be careful of the
stairs while taking photos. When reporters asked Wa Jai for an
interview, he politely waved and declined.
Nat Chan Pak Cheung yesterday came to pay his respect alone. He
said that Leung Kit Wa was his colleague on ENJOY YOURSELF TONIGHT. He
witnessed Wong Yat Wa and Leung Kit Wa's marriage and family formation.
Brother Lek said, "Birth, aging, illness and death are certain, but my
emotions still can't avoid being a little down and upset!"
Michael Miu Kiu Wai revealed that after Leung Kit Wa's passing,
he has been comforting his friend Wong Yat Wa. He constantly saw him
and had dinner with him, he chatted with Brother Wa as well. Brother Wa
looked thinner lately. Sam Gor said, "Right, but he is still very
alert!" Did he have any way to cheer up Brother Wa and his daughter?
Sam Gor answered, "Brother Wa is OK, both father and daughter are very
tough. They have been mentally prepared long ago, Leung Kit Wa's
passing can be considered as a kind of release."
Alan Tam Wing Lun praised how strong Wong Yat Wa appeared, but
recently due to the "gathering restriction order" they played less
soccer and saw each other less. Would he ask Brother Wa to play later?
Alan said, "I would, but it will have to be after the 'gathering
restriction order' is loosened. Everyone should not be fooled by how
explosive Wong Yat Wa usually was, actually he was very attentive. He
would constantly take care of his star soccer team teammates. In
particular when I am not present, he would act like a host and take care
of the brothers." Alan also pointed out that Wong Yat Wa took care of
his wife meticulously.
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