William Chi Kin Kwok
elevated Vi172 October 14, 1950 ~ July 24, 2024
elevated Vi172 Visitation
Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
elevated Vi172 Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, ON, L3T 3Z6
elevated Vi172 Funeral Service– Chapel of St. Joseph (within the Funeral Home)
Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at 1:30 p.m.
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following the service at Holy Cross Catholic Funeral home in reception room #1
elevated Vi172 Obituary
It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of William in Newmarket surrounded by family at the age of 73. William is predeceased by his wife Agnes (passed in 1999). He is survived by his daughter Amanda (Mark). He was the adored grandfather of Ava. William’s life was actively filled with love for his family, both blood and by choice, and for those whose lives he touched. He was a constant student of life and all things technology. His endless hobbies kept him busy and oftentimes up all hours of the night. He was a hardworking, optimistic, and a charming man who was young at heart. His outlook on life was always positive right to the end. The family would like to extend their deepest thanks to the staff of Margaret Bahen for all their care and unfailing kindness.
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William was a very special man who loved to laugh and make others feel special. He always had kind words to say and will be remembered for his beautiful smile. You will be missed William.
William had a love of his family, life, and technology, right to the end. You will be very much missed William, always remembered.
We deeply miss you William
Uncle William, you had left a special memory in our hearts.
May you rest in peace in God’s loving care and be with Auntie Agnes.
With all our love from your niece Corinna, Patrick and our family (Lawrence and Grace) from Sydney, Australia
It has been at least 25 years since my last gathering with Uncle William 三姑丈 and Aunt Agnes 三姑姐, whether in Hong Kong or Toronto I could not remember. Uncle William had been a role model to me and he had inspired me a lot. I have a lot of fond childhood memories with Uncle William like riding on his shoulders, learning to play radio controlled model cars, playing computer games and electronics with him. It is so sad to learn that he has passed away recently. I trust that Uncle William and Aunt Agnes will be re-united in Heaven. May God bless the couple with love and mercy. With my deepest condolences to Amanda and family, please take care!
R.I.P. William
The few times we met were for special occasions
Today we celebrate You
William will always be remembered as a kind soul and a true professional. Rest in peace my dear friend.
My heartfelt condolences to the entire family.
A very good looking man, William was a very kind and generous soul. He will be missed.
I had the sincere pleasure of working with William for the past 13 years – he was my full time photographer extraordinaire. Bill was a true professional with exceptional talent having created over 100 YouTube videos, 3d matterport and virtual tours for myself and my clients. Most importantly, Bill became my friend and he will be sadly missed. I thank him for all his service and dedication.
William was a very special man. Always kind, caring, patient, totally dedicated to his job and clients. We have been working with him for almost two decades, even before he started his own business. He was always a pleasure to work with and to be around. We will miss him dearly. Ian and Sarah Maged
I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of William. Over the past 14 years, I had the privilege of working with him, and I always found him to be an incredibly kind and wonderful person. He was truly a pleasure to be around.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. William will be dearly missed, and my thoughts are with your family during this difficult time.
Sincerely, Shelley Kollins