Lee Yang Funeral Expenses
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Lee Yang was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. At the age 11, Lee immigrated from Laos to the US. Lee was the oldest of 8 and cared for her younger siblings at an early age.
While in school, at age 14, Lee met her husband. A few years later they welcomed their 3 children Roxanne, Gregory, and Tanya. The family of 5 traveled from California to North Carolina in 1996 for a new start. With a lot of hard work and devotion, High Point, North Carolina became home.
Lee was the type of wife that laid her husband's clothes out each night and packed lunches daily. She would always wake up earlier than her husband to make sure his coffee was fresh each morning before leaving for work. Lee was the type of mother that would eat left overs just so she knew her children did not go to sleep hungry. She was the type of mother that would stay outside in the parking lot while her children went to watch a movie with friends. She was the type of grandmother that would spend her last dollar on a toy, just to see her grandchildren smile. She always made sure her family had everything they wanted and needed just to see them happy. Lee was a very selfless, caring and loving person. She was always forgiving and very protective of her family.
As life has its obstacles, she was unfortunately diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Although she was ill, she never stopped making sure her husband, kids or grandchildren were well taken care of. She never gave up any chance to see or watch her grandchildren, even if it were a few minutes. Lee would drop anything she was doing just to help her family. Lee truly showed her family what unconditional love was as she was their backbone. Lee was the strongest woman and most devoted wife, mother and grandmother any family could ask for.
On November 25, 2020, Lee's fight came to an end. With all the tears and heartbreak, she still leaves faith in her family.
As she watches over our family, she is forever and always in our hearts.
She lives through husband (Gregorio Rangel ), children (Roxanne, Gregory, Tanya), and grandchildren (Alexander, Silas, Leana, Asher.)
While in school, at age 14, Lee met her husband. A few years later they welcomed their 3 children Roxanne, Gregory, and Tanya. The family of 5 traveled from California to North Carolina in 1996 for a new start. With a lot of hard work and devotion, High Point, North Carolina became home.
Lee was the type of wife that laid her husband's clothes out each night and packed lunches daily. She would always wake up earlier than her husband to make sure his coffee was fresh each morning before leaving for work. Lee was the type of mother that would eat left overs just so she knew her children did not go to sleep hungry. She was the type of mother that would stay outside in the parking lot while her children went to watch a movie with friends. She was the type of grandmother that would spend her last dollar on a toy, just to see her grandchildren smile. She always made sure her family had everything they wanted and needed just to see them happy. Lee was a very selfless, caring and loving person. She was always forgiving and very protective of her family.
As life has its obstacles, she was unfortunately diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Although she was ill, she never stopped making sure her husband, kids or grandchildren were well taken care of. She never gave up any chance to see or watch her grandchildren, even if it were a few minutes. Lee would drop anything she was doing just to help her family. Lee truly showed her family what unconditional love was as she was their backbone. Lee was the strongest woman and most devoted wife, mother and grandmother any family could ask for.
On November 25, 2020, Lee's fight came to an end. With all the tears and heartbreak, she still leaves faith in her family.
As she watches over our family, she is forever and always in our hearts.
She lives through husband (Gregorio Rangel ), children (Roxanne, Gregory, Tanya), and grandchildren (Alexander, Silas, Leana, Asher.)
Organizer and beneficiary
Tanya Rangel
Organizer
High Point, NC
Gregory Rangel
Beneficiary
