Yat How Choi

In Loving Memory of Yat How Choi

December 5, 1938 – January 14, 2026

Yat How Choi passed away peacefully in his sleep at 6:00 PM on January 14, 2026. He lived a life marked by learning, service, devotion to family, and quiet joy.

He was born intoa large family of twelve siblings. His father, Shih-Yu Choi, was a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and businessman known for his generosity, often helping the poor by providing medicine and financial support. His mother, Lai Ngor So, was a devoted housewife who cared deeply for her family.

In 1949, Yat How and his family moved to Hong Kong. In 1960, he obtained his teacher’s certificate and began his career as an English teacher at Wong Tai Sin Salvation Army Primary School, where he taught until 1969. His passion for education and self-improvement led him to later study geography at the University of Hong Kong.

During this time, he also served as the General Manager of the Kowloon-Canton Railway. He loved traveling, especially to the United Kingdom, where he frequently went to further his studies.

Yat How met his wife, Shuk Kit Wong, through their shared love of learning—she wished to learn English, and he wanted to learn Chinese. What began as language exchange became a lifelong partnership filled with love and mutual respect. Together, they raised three children: their eldest daughter Hester Choi, second daughter Elaine Choi, and youngest son Robert Choi.

In 1985, Shuk Kit moved to the United States with their three children. In 1987, the family immigrated to Australia, and in 1989, out of concern for Hester, Yat How made the decision to reunite the family by moving everyone back to the United States. There, he embraced a new chapter of life, changing careers to become a real estate agent and insurance agent.

Beginning in the 2010s, he gradually transitioned into retirement. He discovered a passion for ballroom dancing and took great joy in participating in competitions—an expression of his discipline, elegance, and love of movement.

In 2018, Yat How and his wife moved to Las Vegas to enjoy retirement. Some of his happiest moments were simple ones: going to the casino with his wife and sharing a $10 buffet dinner afterward.

蔡一豪先生追思紀念

蔡一豪先生，出生於西元一九三八年十二月五日，於二零二六年一月十四日晚上六時，在睡夢中安詳辭世，享年安詳而圓滿的一生。

蔡先生出身於一個大家庭，父親蔡適如先生為中醫師及商人，為人仁厚，樂善好施，常慷慨解囊，幫助貧困之人購藥濟困；母親蘇麗娥女士為家庭主婦，勤勞持家。蔡先生在十二位兄弟姐妹中成長，家族情誼深厚。1949年，全家遷居香港，展開人生新一章。

1960年，蔡先生取得教師資格證書，於黃大仙救世軍光明小學任教，擔任小學英語教師，春風化雨，誨人不倦，直至1969年。其後，他進入香港大學修讀地理，同時於九廣鐵路工作，擔任總經理一職。他一生重視學習，並多次前往英國進修，視野廣闊，胸懷世界。

蔡先生與妻子王淑潔女士的相識，源於一段溫柔的緣分——母親希望學習英文，而父親希望學習中文，在朝夕相處中相知相戀，最終結為夫婦。二人攜手同行，育有三名子女：長女蔡䁱明、次女蔡怡明、幼子蔡子平，家庭和樂，子女皆為其一生最大驕傲。

1985年，蔡太太帶同三名子女移民美國；1987年，蔡先生與太太及子女移民澳洲；1989年，因掛念在美國的長女，蔡先生毅然決定舉家遷回美國。回到美國後，他轉行成為地產經紀及保險經紀，憑著誠信與勤奮，深受客戶信賴。

步入晚年後，蔡先生逐漸退休，開始投入他所熱愛的社交舞，並積極參加比賽，享受舞步中的活力與喜悅。2018年，他與太太搬到拉斯維加斯展開退休生活。那段日子，是他們最快樂的時光——一起到賭場小玩怡情，再共享十美元的自助晚餐，簡單卻充滿笑聲。

2020年新冠疫情爆發，生活受限，蔡先生的雙腳亦逐漸退化。2022年，他最後一次回到香港，停留三星期，重溫舊地情懷。2024年，醫生確診其體內出現癌細胞；2025年起，病情逐步惡化，需長期臥床休養。直到2026年一月十四日，他在家人的愛與陪伴中，安詳離世。

蔡一豪先生一生勤奮正直、重情重義，既是盡責的丈夫、慈愛的父親，也是朋友眼中溫文可親、值得信賴的人。他的笑容、教誨與愛，將長存於家人心中，永不磨滅。