Myat Sandar Win, RN was tragically lost much too soon on April 24, 2018, when she lost control of her car on the freeway coming home to Sacramento from a long shift at a hospital in San Jose.
Myat, 35, was a sister, a daughter, an aunt, and a friend to so many across Myanmar, Texas, Oklahoma, and California. She was lovingly known as Pont Pont to her family and closest friends.
She born and raised in Myanmar where she attended university and worked for the United Nations. In 2011, she moved to the United States to chase her dreams which included a nursing career and several small business ideas.
Myat was full of energy and worked very hard to create a life for herself in the US and to take care of her family back home. She was tireless, loving, and always put the needs of other people first.
I am raising money for Myat’s funeral expenses to help her family pay for a funeral service and help them repatriate her body at home. Myat is survived by her mother, two brothers, her young niece.
Myat, 35, was a sister, a daughter, an aunt, and a friend to so many across Myanmar, Texas, Oklahoma, and California. She was lovingly known as Pont Pont to her family and closest friends.
She born and raised in Myanmar where she attended university and worked for the United Nations. In 2011, she moved to the United States to chase her dreams which included a nursing career and several small business ideas.
Myat was full of energy and worked very hard to create a life for herself in the US and to take care of her family back home. She was tireless, loving, and always put the needs of other people first.
I am raising money for Myat’s funeral expenses to help her family pay for a funeral service and help them repatriate her body at home. Myat is survived by her mother, two brothers, her young niece.