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Wilson Louie was a beloved husband to Elizabeth Louie, a beloved father to Richard, Ronald, and Emily, a beloved son and brother, friend, and colleague. He had a fervor for God's word, a soft heart for children, and always a warm smile for friends. In lieu of flowers, this donation page is to support Emily's future university studies. If you would like to leave a message for the Louie family, you may submit it on this form: Messages for the Louie Family
From the Louie family:
He was hospitalized due to Covid-19 with breathing problems. Initially, we were all hopeful he would make a full recovery, but unfortunately, his condition worsened with each passing day. On 3/2/21, our worst fears came true. His breathing had gotten to the point where he needed a ventilator to help him breathe. We were by his side before they transferred him to the ICU. We video called his parents and he was able to hear their best wishes, acknowledge them, and waved. We, by his side, said “Hey dad, see you later when you wake up. Let your body rest and recover.” We never fathomed that that would be our last moments.
He was always the most friendly and supportive person. He always went out of his way for friends, neighbors, and especially, family. He never expected anything in return. Anyone who knew him probably also remembers his welcoming presence and his bright smile. He loved camping. He loved his lamps. He loved his aquarium. But most of all, he loved his family. All his hobbies, dreams, interests, came last. He placed himself at the bottom so his family can be on top. He was our rock and foundation. I wish I could have spent just a little more time with him, doing the things he liked, taking more interest in his hobbies, or even just had a few more conversations...
There was so, so much left to do. We never imagined life without you nor how short our time would be. We never knew how much of the storm you’ve weathered for us and everything you’ve shielded us from. We are heart-broken, the wound is raw, and we feel so exposed now that you’re gone. We will miss you so much.
From the Louie family:
He was hospitalized due to Covid-19 with breathing problems. Initially, we were all hopeful he would make a full recovery, but unfortunately, his condition worsened with each passing day. On 3/2/21, our worst fears came true. His breathing had gotten to the point where he needed a ventilator to help him breathe. We were by his side before they transferred him to the ICU. We video called his parents and he was able to hear their best wishes, acknowledge them, and waved. We, by his side, said “Hey dad, see you later when you wake up. Let your body rest and recover.” We never fathomed that that would be our last moments.
He was always the most friendly and supportive person. He always went out of his way for friends, neighbors, and especially, family. He never expected anything in return. Anyone who knew him probably also remembers his welcoming presence and his bright smile. He loved camping. He loved his lamps. He loved his aquarium. But most of all, he loved his family. All his hobbies, dreams, interests, came last. He placed himself at the bottom so his family can be on top. He was our rock and foundation. I wish I could have spent just a little more time with him, doing the things he liked, taking more interest in his hobbies, or even just had a few more conversations...
There was so, so much left to do. We never imagined life without you nor how short our time would be. We never knew how much of the storm you’ve weathered for us and everything you’ve shielded us from. We are heart-broken, the wound is raw, and we feel so exposed now that you’re gone. We will miss you so much.
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Emily Louie
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