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Stanley faced a brave 13 year battle with Parkinson's disease, demonstrating remarkable strength before peacefully passing away at home on December 15th, 2023. Stanley is survived by his devoted wife of 52 years, Monisa, his 4 loving daughters and their husbands and their 13 beautiful grandchildren.

Stanley was raised in a small rural town in Fujian, China before moving with his family to Hong Kong at the age of 12. He loved to play ping pong and as a young man he worked at a clothing store where he met Monisa, the love of his life. Stanley and Monisa were married in Hong Kong where they started their family.

Eventually, in 1977 Stanley and his family moved to Washington State where he worked for the United States Postal Service. Stanley's entrepreneurial spirit led him to become a dedicated electronic entrepreneur for 35 years in Washington and in California.

Stanley had a remarkable work ethic and provided for his wife and four daughters, all while maintaining a perfect balance between work and family. Stanley was a cherished son, husband, father, uncle, and a friend. His passion for life shone through spending time with those he loved.

Stanley loved to travel, spend time with his wife, tend to his garden and play games like ping pong, mahjong or the latest card games from his children.

Even when Parkinson’s disease robbed Stanley of his mobility, he loved to eat and he continued to travel as much as he could with the aid of his devoted wife. Two years ago, Stanley’s family took him to Disneyland where he rode his first roller coaster…EVER! This past June, Stanley’s dream of going to Alaska finally came true with a 7 day Alaskan Cruise family reunion where he ate plenty of his favorite foods.

May his dedication, love, and joyful spirit be remembered and cherished by all who have had the privilege of knowing him.