Suet Hien Tcheng
elevated iUX5A Suet Hien (Suzanne) Tcheng, born March 3, 1933, passed away on Thursday April 9, 2020.
She was preceded in death by her husband Pei Tcheng (Augustin) Lieou.
elevated iUX5A She has lived in Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Canada. Suet Hien met Pei Tcheng when he started his medical career in Saigon, and it was love at first sight. They became the perfect partners in life. Pei Tcheng was a well-respected surgeon. Suet Hien was the loving wife and homemaker who made that possible, and managed everything else in the household with great energy and a steady hand.
elevated iUX5A She raised four children, cared deeply for all of them, and made sure they had the opportunity to receive the best education possible. Later in life, her devotion shifted from her children to all her grand-children. She bought them treats and presents, and delighted in seeing them and spending time with them. During Chinese New Year, she would spend hours reserving a table at a Chinese restaurant just to give her grand-kids the chance to see the dragon dance.
elevated iUX5A Throughout her life, she exhibited great athleticism and sportiveness. She was an 18 year old basketball star who represented her North Vietnamese region in a regional basketball tournament in Hong Kong. Then as a homemaker in her mid-thirties, she won the women’s badminton doubles championship at the Cercle Sportif in Saigon. Later in life, Suet Hien and Pei Tcheng picked up ballroom dancing in a serious way, and were celebrated as the eighty something year old couple who did a virtuoso paso doble routine.
elevated iUX5A She had a big personality. She has always been the brightest and most vibrant person of whatever room she entered, clothed in sequined blouses patterned with multi-foliate roses, and touting the latest news or gossip of our extended family and friends. She was always our center of attention; the loving matriarch of our family.
elevated iUX5A She has succumbed to illness, and is reunited again with her husband in eternity.
elevated iUX5A She is survived by:
- Son and daughter-in-law: John Lieou, Tammy W.Y. Tsang
- Daughter and son-in-law: Cecilia Lieou, Ray Min Lin
- Son and daughter-in-law: Peter Lieou, Lisa Seeto
- Son and daughter-in-law: Louis Lieou, Mingrong Ding
- Grand children: Jeremy Lin, Jeffrey Lin, Andrew Lieou, Thomas Lieou, Valerie Lieou, Alexander Lieou, Abby Lieou
elevated iUX5A She is also survived by brothers, a sister, nieces, and nephews, and cousins.
elevated iUX5A In memory of Suet Hien (Suzanne) Tcheng, you can make a donation to the Humber River Hospital ICU department using the following link:
elevated iUX5A https://hrrhf.akaraisin.com/ui/donate/donations/start?it=1
elevated iUX5A Click here for instructions: HRH Donation Guideline
John and Tammy,
With our heartfelt condolences to yours, and hope auntie R.I.P., belived that auntie go to accompany with uncle as soon as her wishes .
Dear John, Cecilia, Peter, Louis and families,
Thinking of you and our deepest condolences to your on the home going of your beloved mom. May God’s spirit comfort you and be with you at this time of bereavement.
It is a celebration of life for your mom as she is going home to our heavenly Father and is at rest at the bosom of Jesus.
May the Holy Spirit continue to provide comfort as you mourn.
Forrest & Vanissa Szeto
John and family I am so sorry to hear of this profound loss on the heels of losing your dad. I wish you strength and the ability to retain happy memories as you move forward. All the best Suzanne
Deepest condolences from Suet Kwan FAN and family. A donation has been made to HRH ICU in fond memory of a dear friend and auntie.
Dear John,
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family. May fond memories of your mother bring you comfort and peace during this difficult time.
Thinking of you,
Krista
Dear John and family,
Heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. The tribute written is very touching and paints a picture of a caring woman full of personality, who loved to the fullest and clearly was loved by many. May her memories bring warmth to you moving forward.
John,
I am so sorry for your loss. We are thinking of you and trust that good memories of your mother will support you during this difficult time.
All the best, Jennifer
It was wonderful to learn so much more about the amazing woman, Suet Hien Tcheng. What a life well lived! I never met Suet, but I feel connected to her by knowing her daughter, Cecelia and her grandsons, Jeremy and Jeffrey. I believe her spirit lives on … in them, because they are such amazing people too.