The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Mui.

Dear Lim (Mui Yong),

You have been such a wonderful friend to our family since my Mum met you at The Avenue in the late 1970s. I remember how you would insist on catching public transport to come and visit us, whether we lived in Oakleigh, Doncaster East, or when Mum was in Caritas Christi in Kew. You would always spoil us by bringing a delicious fruit flan.

I will treasure your beautiful hand-knitted jumpers. They keep me warm every winter and when people ask me who knitted them, I love telling them that you knitted them for me and Mum for our birthdays.

I will miss your quiet, calm way of speaking and dealing with things. I can still hear your voice in my head and picture you in your flat. I will think of you when I make my Chinese New Year and Christmas cards and when I pack my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes.

Rest in peace and I pray that you have found your way up to Heaven to be reunited with Mum and Dad.

Lots of love.

Ellen

Dearest Yee Ma,
Your strength, grace and the twinkle in your eye will stay with me forever. Love you to infinity and beyond. Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do for all of us. We'll be watching you shine down on us from the sky for eternity.

Remembering, with gratitude, your kindness, humour, and diligent care of so many newborns over so many years. The Midwifery Unit was enhanced by your presence.
With deepest sympathy to each member of your family and also your friends. Sally

Chea Chea, you are forever in our hearts. Your kindness and care brings comfort and happiness to the family. I am very glad to be a part of the family. Rest in the glory of paradise.

Thank you Tai Yee Ma for delivering us and taking care of us when we were babies. We are very thankful for your sacrifices to our family. You will forever be remembered and loved, rest in peace.