Jean Chung died on November 29, 2024 after a brief illness of 11 days with given hope of recovery. Her loss is completely unexpected, and the family is shocked and profoundly saddened.
Born Pamela Jean to parents James and Priscilla Chung. She was the eldest of seven children (Jean, Daphne, Jimmy, Terry, Lugard, Gertrude, Evanson).
With all the cousins and extended relatives, it is over 100 names. Here is a short list of the immediate family tree and members:

DAPHNE (Milton)
-Milton jr (Jean);
-Michael (Ling) --Matthew;

JIMMY (Carole, Josephine, Anne)
-James,
-Jeremy (Claire) --Jordan, Harrison;
-Julian (Gill);

TERRY (Gloria)
-Sonia,
-Terry jr,
-June (Randy);

LUGARD (Barbara)

GERTRUDE (Tony)
-Graham (Justyna) --Alexander, Christopher;
-Jason (Pascale) --Elijah;

EVANSON (Milu)
-Sarah (Victor) --Claudio;

( ) = in laws
- = nieces and nephews
-- =great nieces and nephews

After migrating from Guyana to Canada she studied and achieve success in the banking industry.
Jean was an exemplary daughter, sister, aunt and human being. She embodied the best of qualities: unconditional love, strength of spirit, and an unending generosity that was seen in her care for her siblings, nieces and nephews, in-laws, entire family and all those she encountered.
Jean was a firm believer in God and the Christian principles and concepts of Faith, Hope and Love. She truly believed Love is the greatest virtue of all. She accepted everyone with an open heart and a smile and was never in a hurry to judge others.
Her passion was cooking and baking, playing the piano, painting, gardening and appreciating nature. Her daily physical activities exceeded the limits of what one might expect somebody in their eighties to be able to do.
Jean's departure from this world is a shock and it is intensely felt by her entire family, neighbours, friends and those who knew her. The family deeply appreciates your support during this difficult time. Thank you.

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