Allen's Memorial Fund
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Allen Kang passed away very suddenly on September 15, 2018.
He was on maximum life support for a short while but his body was tired and doctors advised that he would not live long regardless. His wife Aymie is devastated beyond imagination and is struggling with funeral/burial expenses.
Allen always had a kind word to say, was a positive thinker and extremely strong willed. He was a good husband, brother, son and wonderful friend. His extended family loved him for the strong person he was and love for Aymie he always expressed. He was not shy about posting his love for Aymie on social media. He gave welcomed advice, even to strangers and was always thanked and remembered fondly. Allen was a humble man, always put himself second in line allowing someone else to take the praise, assuming there wasn't a huge commission involved that he clearly deserved! He was an extremely dedicated hard worker, someone to always be counted on and without fail he always produced. He loved talking sports, his way of enjoying without the battle scars.
Allen would always talk of how lucky he was to have found Aymie, sometimes wondering to himself how he managed to win her heart. They were always side by side, and no one could be more blessed than Allen to have his beautiful wife holding his hand every moment of his life. It was his heart that everyone found to be so honest and welcoming. He was your friend to the end as witnessed by the outpouring of words of his neighborhood community. . . . .over 400+ comments from some people who had never met Allen, but through his comments, advice and humor on their community website. A most impressive sign of love and respect.
There were so many wonderful things about Allen, including what a devoted man he was. He struggled through so much yet he never complained. All that knew Allen were truly blessed. On behalf of Sally Relyea, he gave us hope, and showed compassion and courage to forgive. . . .something not easily accomplished. Farewell Allen, until we see each other again may you rest in peace and may GOD hold you in HIS arms for eternity.
He was on maximum life support for a short while but his body was tired and doctors advised that he would not live long regardless. His wife Aymie is devastated beyond imagination and is struggling with funeral/burial expenses.
Allen always had a kind word to say, was a positive thinker and extremely strong willed. He was a good husband, brother, son and wonderful friend. His extended family loved him for the strong person he was and love for Aymie he always expressed. He was not shy about posting his love for Aymie on social media. He gave welcomed advice, even to strangers and was always thanked and remembered fondly. Allen was a humble man, always put himself second in line allowing someone else to take the praise, assuming there wasn't a huge commission involved that he clearly deserved! He was an extremely dedicated hard worker, someone to always be counted on and without fail he always produced. He loved talking sports, his way of enjoying without the battle scars.
Allen would always talk of how lucky he was to have found Aymie, sometimes wondering to himself how he managed to win her heart. They were always side by side, and no one could be more blessed than Allen to have his beautiful wife holding his hand every moment of his life. It was his heart that everyone found to be so honest and welcoming. He was your friend to the end as witnessed by the outpouring of words of his neighborhood community. . . . .over 400+ comments from some people who had never met Allen, but through his comments, advice and humor on their community website. A most impressive sign of love and respect.
There were so many wonderful things about Allen, including what a devoted man he was. He struggled through so much yet he never complained. All that knew Allen were truly blessed. On behalf of Sally Relyea, he gave us hope, and showed compassion and courage to forgive. . . .something not easily accomplished. Farewell Allen, until we see each other again may you rest in peace and may GOD hold you in HIS arms for eternity.
Organizer and beneficiary
Valerie Aceves
Organizer
Fresno, CA
Aymie Kang
Beneficiary
