Meng Lor was a beloved son, brother, uncle, nephew and friend to the many that was fortunate enough to meet and encounter him. His perpetual smile and inclination to lend a helping hand to those around him were his greatest and most uplifting attribute many will remember him by. His ambitious character and determination never let down as he was constantly ready for a new challenge no matter how big or arduous the task. His passion for fighting ventured with him while growing up from wrestling in high school to mixed martial arts in college to his final antagonizing battle of colon cancer in April of 2013. At the age of 25 while attending his last semester at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for his bachelors in financing, he was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. He never gave up in his fight nor did he give up in his hope and faith. Two years into his battle, he took a sudden turn for the worse on February 28, 2015 leaving behind his beloved parents, Nhia Ying Lo and Chong Vue Lo and 6 siblings of the middle class. Funeral arrangements have been set at the United Hmong Halls in Newton, NC for 2 weeks out in advance on March 14 and March 15 with the need for funeral funds for such a sudden onset. Anything donated will be greatly appreciated and never forgotten by the family.