Mui, Nai Sum
elevated SqAGO Mui Nai Sum, Michael, May 2, 1926 – January 20, 2021, devoted and cherished husband of Lau Lai King to whom he was married for over 74 years, and doting loving father of Mary Mui, passed away peacefully in Yee Hong McNicoll Nursing Home at the age of 94. He will be dearly missed by all his nephews, nieces and their family members both in Canada and Hong Kong.
elevated SqAGO Nai Sum was a responsible, hard-working person. During the Japanese occupation, a youngster himself, he became the sole breadwinner of the family when his father fell sick. After the death of their parents, he took on the role of guardian and looked after his two younger brothers. When peace restored he resumed his secondary education interrupted by war while working full time and raising a family. After he successfully graduated he continued to take diploma courses after work to improve his qualifications.
elevated SqAGO Kind hearted, Nai Sum never turned away anyone who needed help. This earned him trust and respect of many friends and colleagues.
elevated SqAGO The Jesuits had long planted God’s seed in his heart when he attended school in Wah Yan College Hong Kong as a boy. It bore fruit in Easter of 2000 when he was baptized by Fr. Philip Chao in Chinese Martyrs Catholic Church.
elevated SqAGO In 1990 he moved from Hong Kong to Toronto and soon adapted to the quiet life in Canada, enjoying the fresh air, peaceful surroundings and colorful seasonal changes of nature.
elevated SqAGO Although we miss him sorely, we know he has gone to a better place. So while we celebrate the life he lived, let us also celebrate his new life which has just begun.
elevated SqAGO The family wholeheartedly thank you for your generosity, thoughts and prayers. We politely request that flowers not to be sent for the funeral. You can either offer requiem masses/make a donation for/in memory of Mui Nai Sum through/to:
elevated SqAGO Chinese Martyrs Catholic Church
2755 Denison St., Markham, ON
Canada L3S 2J3
Tel: 905-294-1377 or 905-294-1677
elevated SqAGO On the envelope please mark Attn: Ms. Mary Chow with a cheque noting: Requiem masses/donation for/in memory of Mui Nai Sum
elevated SqAGO or alternatively make a donation to:
elevated SqAGO Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care
Website: www.yeehong.com
elevated SqAGO Due to Covid 19 restrictions there will be a private family funeral service on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 1:30 pm. To view the service, please click on the link below.
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Missed you, Uncle Mui !
Hope the peace and joy always with you!!
大叔
Wish you a better life in a better world.
You are admired as a dedicated person to your wife and daughter.
Rest in peace
紅女
Dear Mary,
With heartfelt condolences, we share in your sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your Mum.
大叔 was a loving caring husband and father. His cheerful smile and gentle kindness brought warmth and joy to those around him. He will be fondly remembered.
May the love of God uphold you, comfort you and give you peace in this difficult time. We are here for you and you can count on us for support.
God bless,
Bernard and Rosalina
My Dear Mary,
May our Almighty Father give you strength to overcome this grief loss of your beloved Dad and that your mourning heart be healed rapidly. Uncle is dearly missed by all of us for his kindness. However, it is a comfort to know that he has gained entrance into the Heavenly Home of our Lord Father. My fondest regards to you and Auntie!
Deep condolences to you Mary, in the loss of your dad. May it comfort you to know that 梅伯伯 is at rest in eternal peace now, There are people who care about you and your mom. We keep praying for the repose of the soul of your dad. May Eternal Father grant you courage and strength during this difficult time of grieving the loss of your loved one. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Maria
To my late uncle,
You are the only one I can rely on to drop and pick up my 3rd boy Ian to Kennedy PS in Scarborough, his JK year during my busy bread winning year of the early 90s at your first arrival year to start your retirement years in Canada
That was a blessing from ABOVE.
You were surprised by a 4 year old boy Ian’s ability to give you clear direction of how to drive through the suburb streets to the school. Eh, you were new in driving around in Scarborough plus a young kid who never drive but has good sense of direction. That’s a team work. Thank you for letting my boy to be your guide while you served him as a GRAND UNCLE (Dai Sook Gong) driver.
A sweet memo on your memorial day. Cheer from above.
Koon Wah
望主賜伊等永安，及永光照之，息之安所。 亞孟。🙏🙏🙏
My deepest sympathy to you, Mary, for the loss of your beloved Dad. May Mr. Mui rest in the peace of God. My heart and prayers are with you and your family.
My sincere condolences and prayers and may God grant eternal rest to uncle Mui 🙏🙏🙏
Joyce
Dear Mary,
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to attend online the beautiful funeral service for Mr. Mui. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your dear mother.
With sincere condolences,
Sylvia and Family