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Clifton Ko, Raymond Wong, Michael Miu, Law Kar Ying, Yuen Siu Fai, Lee Lung, Ng Wing Hei and Lo Sai Cheung are the pallbearers. |
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Siu Chi Kwan carries her mother's photo to the hearse courtesy of singtao.com |
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Michael Miu calls Lee Heung Kam a kind elder |
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Lee Heung Kam's god son Lok Wing Cheung and daughter Siu Chi Kwan |
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Michael Miu has a lot of memories of Lee Heung Kam, calling her fun and funny |
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Tsang Chin Cheung and wife Meg Lam, Johnnie To |
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Veteran artist Lee Heung Kam's funeral took place
yesterday at the Universal Funeral Parlor. Sister Kam's daughter Siu
Chi Kwan and her husband, other family members were on hand early for
the event. Siu Chi Kwan politely greeted the media and entered the
hall. The funeral services began around 11PM. Siu Chi Kwan carried
her mother's photo to the hearse and the coffin was transported to the
Cape Collinson Crematorium. Due to the pandemic no cleansing banquet
was held. Instead each attending guest received lai see. Stars
remembered Sister Kam, as Michael Miu Kiu Wai wished Sister Kam would
catch up with old friends in Heaven, sing, perform and have a lot of
fun.
Sister Kam had many friends in life. Johnnie To Kei Fung, Tsang
Chin Cheung, Anderson Junior, Wong Ha Wai, Chow Chung Ling and others
came to send Sister Kam on her final journey. Sister Kam's pallbearers
were 8 friends Law Kar Ying, Yuen Siu Fai, Lee Lung, Michael Miu Kiu
Wai, Clifton Ko Chi Sum, Raymond Wong Pak Ming, Ng Wing Hei and Lo Wing
Cheung.
Miu Kiu Wai revealed that before he got into the business he
already knew Sister Kam from television, praising her memorable
performance as the West Palace concubine and the mean step mother. He
said, "Actually she was drastically different in person than in her
work. She was very kind, really loved younger generations and family.
She also had no gossip, very worthy for us to learn from." He admitted
that he had too many memories with Sister Kam. Aside from working
together at TVB they also toured together. They even went on vacation
in Montreal together. He wished that Sister Kam would meet her old
friends in Heaven, have a lot of fun, keep singing Cantonese opera and
performing concerts.
Raymond Wong Pak Ming said that he started working with Sister
Kam since the 80s, since THE EIGHT HAPPINESS (BAK SING BO HEI) they
would work together on Lunar New Year films. He praised Sister Kam for
not putting on air. He said, "She was willing to do whatever she was
asked to. I remember once we needed to be on the wire, she did it
without another word. Later when I found out Sister Kam was sick,
(Louis) Koo Tin Lok and I visited her until she started not being able
to recognize people. My heart ached."
In addition, Sister Kam's funeral took place yesterday. Many
in the industry two nights ago attended the memorial to bid Sister Kam
farewell. Candice Chiu Hei Lok and her mother Leung Siu Ling attended.
Later Chiu Hei Lok even posted her childhood photo to remember "Grandma
Kam". In the photo, Sister Kam was combing Chiu Lok Hei's hair and
treated her like her granddaughter. Chiu Hei Lok posted in English that
"Grandma Kam" knew that when she was little she really liked the
Chinese period costume look, had a costume made for her and even
personally brought it to Australia for her. Everyday she would wear it
and played costume characters, refusing to take it off even after hours
of playing. This was also one of her happiest childhood memories. She
also said to "Grandma Kam" again, "We will miss you, Farewell Grandma
Kam!"
Giving an eulogy two nights ago at Sister Kam's memorial, Liza
Wang Ming Chuen later posted a photo with Sister Kam, Sister Kam's
daughter, Susanna Kwan Kuk Ying and others at 2015 gathering on social
media as a final remembrance of Sister Kam.
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