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| Christine Chew (r) with her daughters Lee Yune Yee (l) and Lee Lyn Yee (centre) |
She recalled that Yeoh Chee Pui requested her for the
fourth time saying the museum would close thereafter so she came.
Christine was glad she came for the November visit for she met so many old
friends eg Agnes Chew, Chee Pui, Oh Teik Hee and also Oh Teik Soo who she had
not seen for ages.
The museum itself was very interesting. It had many
photos and had a display of my grandmother Oh Lai Kee and her sister Oh Lai
Koon who was married to the Yeoh family.
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| Christine Chew's grandparents (l) Chew Choon Wah and Oh Lai Kee (3rd from left). Pix on right is Oh Lai Koon (7th from left) who married into the Yeoh family |
| At YLCO Museum |
Christine admitted that she didn’t know my grandparents very well as my dad Chew Eng Aun worked in east Malaysia when i was young. I returned to Ipoh when I was in Form 2.
I don’t remember my grandfather Chew Choon Wah. I probably knew him because I used to come back when young but I really don’t remember him”.
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| The marriage of Chew Eng Aun and Teoh Suat Seng. (l) their marriage certificate |
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| My dad "the most handsome man in the world" ..Christine Chew. Together with her dad |
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| Chew Eng Aun,wife Teoh Huat Seng and sisters Chew Suat Inn, Chew Suat Han |
Both daughters Yune Yee and Lyn Yee lived and studied
in Ipoh but now work in Kuala Lumpur occasionally visiting their parents.
“When we were young we spent time with our grandfather
Chew Eng Aun” said Yune Yee. About other relatives we didn’t meet often but if
we saw them on the road we would say hello. But for the Lim and Oh we were
totally unaware until the connection today.
Similarly we thought my grandfather Chew Boon Juan was
from Penang not Ipoh. It was surprising that there is a road named after him.
| Catching up with relatives after a long time |
| Uncle Ignatius walking the nieces through the past |
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