Vincent Kwok 好感激鄺醫生一路以來的提攜和教導 鄺醫生是一個好醫生和值得大家尊敬的前輩 ‘那美好的仗，我已經打過了 該跑的路程，我已經跑盡了 當守的信仰，我已經持守了’... 主懷安息 永遠懷念鄺醫生的笑容和慷慨的胸襟🙏🙏🙏

Helen Wong Dear Dr/Uncle Kong, Words cannot express how much I feel indebted to your love and care for my dad and my family for the past 35+ years. There is no exaggeration when we name you as my dad's 救命恩人. Coincidentally, you were also the doctor for my mother-in-law and so everyone in my family was blessed under your wings! You always take care of your patients with holistic view, placing their interests as a priority, particularly on their spiritual wellness and quality of life. You were warm and approachable , encouraging your patient to freely share their concerns, which you will patiently address them one by one. You will always respond earnestly, whenever and wherever you could, even when you on holiday overseas, in places with difficult connection. You will always try your best to connect (thanks to Auntie's determination) and provide us with valuable and essential advice in critical moments, thus allowing us to make timely decision for my dad's condition. We will always remember your spirit of serving and your humble and positive attitude. May your legacy continues in the medical and health care profession. I feel blessed and amazed how Irma and I are classmates since primary school and in the past years, our families have grown closer, with you and my dad became buddies in sharing common interest in gourmet food. Seeing you both exchanged notes of good restaurants enthusiastically and dining together were such joyous moments! These are all blessings under God’s love and boundless provision. The following verses kept popping up as I was witnessing what Auntie and Irma are going through the past week. Indeed a testimony of God's love and power. Praise Him! Ephesians Chp 3 vs 20-21 20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, 21 to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. - May you rest in peace and we look forward to reunion with you in the future under God's arm. (Photo taken on my dad's 90th birthday celebration in 2019)

Gary Kong Dad, I will miss chatting and joking around with you. I take comfort that you are no longer suffering from your illness, and that you are finally reunited with your father, mother, sister, and passed family and friends. It is time for you to relax and enjoy quality time with your passed family and friends. One day in the future, we will meet again, and when that day comes we will have eternity to catch up. Until then rest in peace!

Anna Ho You have always been one of my favorite uncles. You were full of passion for everything: food, travel, people, life... To your family, you were the rock, the guiding light. To your friends, you were always the go-to person for advice and help. To my family, you were always the first person we'd invite to any trip because you were such a fun loving person. To me, you were the person I'd think of whenever I discovered some good food. You'll be sorely missed. But your passion for good food will carry on as your famous Dr. Kong fried rice will continue to be everyone's favorite.

Simon Kong Since birth, you have been the Best Dad. Throughout the years, the 3 of us appreciated your fatherly love more and more. In adulthood, we are then privileged to have gained a Best Friend in you also. Someone who we love spending time with, want to chat to and share news with, someone to have amazing laughs with and be able to play jokes on each other. I especially enjoyed pranking you at the end of last year by pretending to FaceTime you from Japan, only to be actually calling you from your living room after sneaking back to Hong Kong without letting you know. Saying that I needed to go to the toilet, I hungup but then swiftly entered the TV room where you were and planted myself right next to you. Beaming with mischief, I greeted you with "...Finished my pee!…". It was simply priceless to see your confused and surprised expression turned into joy and delight. I remember you used to grab onto us when we were kids, asking us who we love the most. Without hesitation and with a beaming smile, we would reply "BaBa" (Dad). You, as if wanting to hear it again, would then follow up with “Really?” and of course we would say “yes!”. With a contented look, you then enquired further- “Who else?” and without much thought we would then say ”Mama”. Continuing with the game you would then ask who else we also love...For us kiddies at the time however, we would soon get tired of the game and laughing mischievously, we would struggle out of your hold and go back to the toys we were playing with before the distraction. In adulthood, these direct expressions of love unfortunately were replaced with more formalised ones like telling you to take it easy, asking how you are, sometimes in a joking way telling you to take care when crossing roads...which just aren’t quite the same though. I can say without a doubt that the suddenness of your passing caught most of us off guard with feelings of regret that there are many things left unsaid...may this be a lesson to all that we must also actually tell our love ones that we love them directly, before it is too late… BaBa, our Best Friend, we love you and miss you. Actually, after FaceTiming with you nearly everyday for the past 2 years when I’m in Japan, it has been very difficult to suddenly stop...so as you know, I haven’t stopped...just that instead of you being on FaceTime, it is you on Google Photos.

Tina Chan 一代宗師，大國手離我們而去主的懷抱，好唔捨得，非常唔捨得 ！ 在我的印象中，小時候我們的兆銘兄是一位嚴肅的導師，大一點時覺得他是幽默大師，對長輩都會開玩笑，再大一些父親離世後，他對母親是個百分百的孝順兒子，母親十分以他為榮！ 到大家結婚了，他的角色是好丈夫，偉大的爸爸，慈祥的公公爺爺，我們衆弟妹的大哥大，亦是病人的救星，無數的親朋戚友都對他讚口不絕，他的醫術現今已所剩無幾了，只是裘記他巳救了他幾次, 有命活到今天全是亞哥的功勞，當然 Pearl 和 Irma 都功不可抹，我們會永記於心 ！ 反而他自己病了，縂是報喜不報憂，問候他病情，通常都話幾好，沒有甚麼耒安慰我們，真是很心痛！ 你的離去是對社會，病人，家人和朋友的一大損失！ 亞哥，希望你在天國繼續發揮你偉大的醫術，和父母親家姐歡聚一堂！ 妹妹小阡 敬挽 A doctor like no other, a master of his field, has left us to be in God’s arms. We miss you, we really miss you a lot! When I was young, our brother Siu Ming was our stern mentor, guiding us and leading the way. As I grew older, he became more like a master of wit, cracking a laugh even with the adults. Then as time went by and our father passed away, our brother was a loving, caring, and attentive son to our mother, she was very proud of him! Soon after, he became a loving husband, a selfless father and a compassionate granddad. And to many of his patients, our big brother was a knight in shining armour, commended by numerous friends and relatives for his unparalleled abilities. At this age, there aren’t many doctors who have the medical skills which brother Siu Ming has. Even my husband Ah Kau was saved by him many times and is able to live till today all thanks to the work of my big brother. Of course, not without the indispensable help of Pearl and Irma, together which we would be thankful forever. Unfortunately, Siu Ming took ill not long after. But he was always very considerate, during his illness. Whenever we asked how he was doing, and he would always answer with positive news, no complaints regardless of his situation. In hindsight, I realised he made sure that there was nothing for us to worry about, comforting us always thinking about us even when he was going through such tough times. Knowing this makes his passing all the more sudden, the more heartbreaking. Your passing is a great loss to society, patients, family and friends. Dear brother, I wish you all the best in Heaven, and hope you reunite happily with our late Sister and Parents. With Deep Condolences, Your Sister Tina

Mimi Maclean Dearest brother, Thank you for your kindness, your love and your care for us. The memories of our happy childhood forever in my heart. You were full of fun am jokes, you gave us nick-names (you used my nick-name until the end!). You liked to monitor us doing homework. Telling us all sorts of stories when you were at medical school and later as a houseman. etc. etc, Dear brother, I miss you so much fresh in my memory are the last few months of your illness when we walked in the park every after. I miss our few minutes of FaceTime exercise and our chats about this and that. The suddenness of your passing away has broken my heart. Now I am left with a big hole in the afternoon wondering what to do. My consolation is knowing you are in a better place and United with our parents and Adelaide until the day we meet again and catch up with you. REST IN PEACE Love, Mimi(亞星）

Ann Chan Dear 大舅父/大舅公： We are all very sad about your unexpected passing but we are comforted knowing that you are now with the good Lord for eternity. And you will also be able to catch up with Grandma, Grandpa, Mom, Dad and your other relatives and friends. As a discerning foodie, we were all fortunate to have had many an excellent meal with you. Thank you for being a caring, humorous and gracious person. We have all benefited from your medical wisdom (including Dad and Mom), acts of kindness (often unbeknown to us). Your legacy of generosity of heart, spirit and love shall be among us and all those who had the good fortune to cross your path. You will be sorely missed!! Ann, Andy, Adriel and Andreas

Maisie Kong Yeh Yeh, there are so many things to thank you for. We spent the most time together when I stayed in Hong Kong for 4 months after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. I am sorry that I missed school back then for a few days because of missing my parents in Japan. As a result, I made sure that I graduated high school without a single day of absence. Thank you also for removing my milk teeth and healed my skin rash during my time in Hong Kong. I enjoyed playing mahjong with everyone and thank you for having the patience to teach me. I miss the times when you used to come to Japan with grandma and the feasts which we used to have at Ukaitei. I am glad that you enjoyed the massages which I used to give you but sorry that I couldn’t give them to you anymore. Rest in peace and lots of Love.