Dear readers
Many of you will remember Edie and Royce Hoy Poy who were very much involved with the Chung Wah Association and their care of the aged in the association.
Edie and Royce left their estate in my care together with Theresa Kwok, Thomas Goh and Esther Chang. She also involved her nephews Grant and Neville and her niece Jacquie Farrace in the foundation which she asked me to set up to help the aged.
It has been a good 3 years since Edie passed away. I have been plodding along trying to find a property to perpetuate her wishes of looking after the aged.
The Foundation has finally purchased a block in Thornlie which is about 910 sqm.
Please visit http://www.hoypoyfoundation.org.au to read about the foundation and what we are doing for the aged.
Do drop me an email if you think you can help.
Night.
Raymond Tan
Many of you will remember Edie and Royce Hoy Poy who were very much involved with the Chung Wah Association and their care of the aged in the association.
Edie and Royce left their estate in my care together with Theresa Kwok, Thomas Goh and Esther Chang. She also involved her nephews Grant and Neville and her niece Jacquie Farrace in the foundation which she asked me to set up to help the aged.
It has been a good 3 years since Edie passed away. I have been plodding along trying to find a property to perpetuate her wishes of looking after the aged.
The Foundation has finally purchased a block in Thornlie which is about 910 sqm.
Please visit http://www.hoypoyfoundation.org.au to read about the foundation and what we are doing for the aged.
Do drop me an email if you think you can help.
Night.
Raymond Tan
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