我們摯愛的李國萍姊妹， 於主後2020年4月12日蒙主恩召安息主懷。她1949年1月3日出生於上海，1980年移民到美國定居在德州佳樂頓市。她是一位愛主愛人的基督徒，擁有堅強的信仰和祈禱生活。1988年加入佳樂頓華人教會。她深受上帝之愛，我們確信上帝已經接納她永住天家。 她留給了我們無限的思念，我們期望將來在天上與她相聚。

鞠傳道長老於2/26星期三上午安息主懷，謹定於3/7星期六上午11點舉行安息禮拜，瞻仰遺容安排在3/6星期五晚5点至8点。地点在Rolling Oaks Memorial Center 400 S. Freeport Pkwy. Coppell, TX 75019 這是鞠傳道長老的link給大家放照片和追念的 https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/coppell-tx/chuam-tio-chu-9052627 Chuam-Tio (Thomas) Chu, was born in Taiwan on November 15, 1951. Thomas was a happy and goofy guy who loved being around people and loved doing things for others. His childhood nickname was “小樂” or “Little Happy” due to his joyful nature. Those who knew him would say they were lucky to have known such a generous and loving man. No task would be too great for him in aiding those he loved. Thomas was a strong fighter who battled various obstacles in his life. When he was a baby, he contracted polio but overcame the disease and did not let it bring him down. He remained positive and never considered himself different than others - always 小樂. When he grew up and made his way to college, he became quite the party planner by hosting get-togethers at his home and choosing music for optimal dance parties. After four years of working at Formosa Plastic Group, he moved to Lamar, Texas to attend Lamar University for his master’s degree in chemical engineering. It was at Lamar University that he met the love of his life, Cerina. He always says he picked her up from the airport and never dropped her off. He impressed Cerina by driving her to church every Sunday. One year after they met, they married and eventually moved to Stockton, California. Two daughters later (Chandy, the eldest, and Elizabeth, the middle), Thomas and Cerina moved back to Texas where he began work at Cell Star. A few years after their return to Texas, their third daughter, Joanne was born. Thomas was quite the family man. He planned fun and exciting trips and was a wonderful cook. In fact, he loved food very much (especially sweets and except for broccoli!). At 47, Thomas faced another medical complication as he suffered a heart attack. Though doctors were uncertain of his recovery, he again overcame this obstacle. He continued to provide for his family and sent all three of his daughters off to college. For a while, Cerina and Thomas were empty nesters and enjoyed their time together. After retiring, Thomas volunteered at the DFW Airport, took Spanish classes, cooked dinner and delicious bao buns for Cerina, and performed excellently as the best grandpa for his three grandchildren. When Thomas began to experience some stomach pains, the family never expected a cancer diagnosis. However, Thomas again faced this battle with a strong and positive attitude. He fought hard and continued to be his joking self until he made the decision to join his parents in heaven. Thomas will be sorely missed and is survived by his wife of 39 years, Cerina; his daughters Chandy (and son-in-law, Alex), Elizabeth (and son-in-law, Dan), and Joanne; his grandchildren, Ian, Jensen, and Kayla; and his brother, Sam (and his sister-in law, She-Ling). Thomas will also be forever remembered by his church and many good friends. Thomas fought the good fight, finished the course, kept the faith, and henceforth there is laid up the crown for him of righteousness which the Lord has given to him. (II Timothy 4:7-8)

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