Obituary
Yuet Mui (Theresa) Ho passed away on December 15th at the age of 88 and returned to her Heavenly home after a brave struggle with Heart and Kidney failure.Her devotion to Jesus and belief in God powered her through her struggles, whether they be physical, mental or the harshness of wartime. Her faith was always strong and remained so until she was called Home. Yuet Mui was born to Lee Mong and Hsu Tai in the New Territories of Hong Kong on April 16th, 1930. One of many children. It was here, in the rural simplicity of farm life that she was first introduced to Jesus. She has since, remained a devoted Christian and Catholic. She married Kang H. Ho at the age of 17 and was Blessed with 4 Children. Helen, Maria, Jade and Joseph Ho. She was blessed with many grandchildren and great grandchildren, all of whom, filled her with Joy. She made her way to England, then Florida with her husband. They worked many years in the Restaurant trade, opened their own, and were always generous with their guests and staff. Yuet Mui was creative and bright. She possessed a mind full of wonder and curiosity that always seemed enlightened, never tiring of new things. A ferociously hard worker who was always busy with tasks both small or large. She loved her garden, and her orchards of fruit trees and they were always plentiful. She was a truly unique and loving soul, always loyal to her friends and loved to cook for them. But above all, she adored her children and was devoted to her Husband. Yuet Mui is survived by her husband, her four children and her sister, Mary. We will miss her dearly. She filled all those in her world with light, love and joy. A visitation will be held on January 2, 2019 from 2 -4 pm at Baldwin Brothers Funeral Home in Wildwood, Fl. A Funeral Mass will take place at St. Mark, the Evangelist, Roman Catholic Church in Summerfield on January 3rd at 10 am. Father Dominik will officiate with a reception to follow. Friends and family are welcome to attend. Prayers are always welcomed. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The National Kidney Foundation.
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Your Orchids in full bloom now.
I am watching Palm Sunday on EWTN. I miss taking you to Church. You always exuded so much holiness in your love of Jesus, God, and Prayer. Watching you was what brought me back to God and faith. It is a beautiful gift you left me with. I still have the small palm you last made, and will always treasure it. I love you so much. xoxoxo
Been trying to email some message to you earlier on but was unable to send it. Perhaps the network is over busy as everyone is trying to work from home in this unpleasant time. Love you and miss you always. Please watch over your family and keep them safe and well. Lots of love. XXX
These are crazy times. I still miss you everyday. Even more really in these crazy times we live in. But I am so glad you are safely with God in Heaven. Pray for us and see us through these difficult time. I love you always.
Orchid obsession
This Coronavirus has really changed the world. I pray that it will bring out the best of us as humanity on the whole. I know how you would have been praying for everyone were you still here, in front of the prayer shelf every day. So I know you will be praying for all of us now. I am so glad you are there, safely tucked away from all they suffering of the world. I Love you. xoxoxo
Your Orchid blooming Mom
Your poor gam jail graph that got sick since we went to Orlando all summer, 2018 has been struggling since, no matter how much I tended to it. It had semi rooted it self and I couldn't dig it out myself. I finally found someone to remove and replanted it in the ground were we said we might put it that year, but it never happened. I am praying it will recover, but it has been so long struggling. Maybe now that it is in a better place, it will get better and be like a whole new baby tree. Hopefully you can help or intercede ;)
I love you so much. ILY100MU. xxx
Dad is 91 today. I hope he knows you are nearby and looking after him. I remember you used to make him Bao and we'd take him to Dim Sum for his birthday. I miss you. I love you and that is forever. xoxoxo
Just thinking of you. I'm always thinking of you, but today, I especially miss you. I love you lots. I hope you are doing all the fun and great things you weren't able to do here. I like thinking of you being free from all earthly ills, and being in the perfection of Heaven with our Lord, Jesus, who you love so much. Watch over us. We love you. xoxoxo
Beautiful at Night. Thinking of you.
I visited a new friend's mini farm today, and she has so many plants for me in the spring, that we will likely have some colorful new flowers in the summer and fall of 2020. I still see you with an armful of beautiful purple, blue and fuchsia flowers and a big beautiful smile. And everyone who knew you thought you have the most beautiful smile. I'm so grateful to have been on the receiving end of that smile so often. Love you. xoxo
Your Christmas Cactus you saved from 3 segments has many brilliant blooms.
Your Memorial Candle in the Church window from your Childeen Mom.
It's me again. The very last time we saw the new year, 2017 - 2018, we had lunch at your favorite sea food restaurant. Then we went on a boat trip all around the lake. After that, we watched the band play for a while with all the celebratory fun of new Year's Eve. You even danced with me. I can't wait to dance with you again. Then even after all that, you wanted to go shopping, but I think you just wanted to drive the cart. LOL.
It was a wonderful day, and we ended it with a late dinner at home, watched the fireworks in various cities on tv, and waited for the ball to drop in Times Square. I had to wake you up for that. :) That was our thing every year, so I will watch it drop tonight and think of you next to me. Love you Mom. xoxo