Mabel Kwok-Lin D'Amore

Birth date: Oct 28, 1943 Death date: Aug 11, 2022

In Memory Mabel Kwok-Lin D’Amore celebrated 78 years of gifted life and died peacefully on August 11, 2022. This mystery of death, an intermission in the realm of life, now allows her to re-join her parents: Cheong Shun Yao & Chu Read Obituary

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Carmen Mele, O.P.

162w ago

Mabel had a devoted and loving husband in my friend David. He cared for her throughout her illnesses as she, according to the obituary, inspired him. They experienced together the joys and sorrows, the hopes and disappointments of many years of married life. No doubt, they enriched each other so that Mabel might now know fully the love of God.

Jean Owen

163w ago

Mabel was my friend for over 20 years. She loved Jesus, her Savior, and it was her heart's desire that all she knew know Jesus too. She loved her family and her church. We enjoyed singing in the Sr. Adult choir and studying God's Word. We also enjoyed flowers, birds and lunches, especially Cheesecake Factory. Mabel was a dear, sweet, Christian friend. I will miss her. Condolences to her family.

Jean O.

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163w ago

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163w ago

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Martin Yau

163w ago

Dear Mabel:
Since I learned about your passing last week, many fond memories of you came up in me. It seemed like yesterday that you and I left Hong Kong and came to the US to further our education and to seek a better future. I remembered very well the good times we had in Memphis during our college days in the 70s’ like attending the Memphis Tiger basketball games as well as the BBQs and field trips with our friends in school.
After I graduated, I left Tennessee and started working in the east coast. You and David chose to remain in Memphis. However, from time to time you would call me, and we would talk on the phone to inform each other about what had happened in our life. I now realize that as my oldest sister you wanted to keep up with me to look after me and to make sure that I am doing well. I also remembered very clearly that one time you told me on the phone that you had found faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and you shared with me the joy that you experienced as a Christian. At that time, I was also a new believer in the Lord, and we had many wonderful fellowships about the eternal plan that the Lord had installed for those who believe. I will never forget that you always reminded me to pray for our parents, brothers and sisters that had not yet been saved. Mabel, I will remember the words that you told me. I will miss you.
Mabel, I also remembered that you and David came to my daughter, Michelle’s wedding about 12 years ago in Outer Bank, North Carolina. This morning, Yu Ying was able to find some of the pictures that you, David, Brian, Yu Ying and I taken together with Michelle and Kenny. Now, as I look at these pictures, I really treasured the wonderful times that we had together.
My dear sister, I want to say goodbye to you for the last time. I believe that one day we will meet again. As the Bible tells us in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 “For if we believe that Jesus died and rose, so also those who have fallen asleep through Jesus, God will bring with Him”. Therefore, today we should not grieve because for believer to die was considered by the Lord as going to sleep since the dead in Christ will rise again. Mabel, rest in peace.

Connie Neal

163w ago

Mabel was a sweet friend and neighbor to my parents, the Thompson’s while they were living and lived next door to her. She often visited and brought food to them. Condolences to her family. Thank you for being so sweet to my parents.