Sydney King Leung

Birth date: Jan 18, 1956 Death date: Dec 20, 2023

Sydney King Leung was born in San Francisco, CA, on January 18, 1956, to Chuck Ming & Yee Har Leung (both now deceased). After a valiant 17-month battle against bile duct cancer, Syd passed away in Richmond, CA, on December 20, 20 Read Obituary

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Canadian Cousin, Mae

95w ago

I'll treasure my last visit with my gentle giant of a cousin, Sydney. I worried I wouldn't be able to see him but Kim graciously invited us over for a yummy curry dinner last October. Although Syd was older and wiser, he always treated me like his little sister, Elaine - with humour, kindness and warmth. I am grateful to have lovely childhood memories of Syd. I know he adored Kim, his boys, Mel and of course, the apple of his eye.. Aria. Sad he's gone, but his legacy of love continues. Thank you Kim for gifting me with my last visit. Take good care.

Anonymous

95w ago

Sent a Meat & Cheese Wooden Gift Crate to the Leung family.

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Ray Chin

95w ago

I have known Syd since the 3rd grade. Growing up we shared many adventures together. The two most memorable were as teenagers we took the cable car downtown to meet and get Rick Barry’s autographed picture.
In 2018 we and two other friends took a trip of a lifetime to China. He always had words of comfort and support when Karen was sick. When she passed, he invited me to stay with him and Kim in Hawaii. I really needed that time with them in Hawaii. As if he knew. I will miss you dearly. Rest in power my brother.

Sherman Hom

96w ago

It was a barbecue lunch in Oakland with Syd and Kim and a small group of dear old friends. The food was excellent and the banter was jovial. I remember feeling joyous and alive sharing a great time with my longtime friends. I thought how lucky I was to have such good friendships and that we would continue these lunches forever. That was the last lunch before Syd’s diagnosis. I will forever cherish that moment in time with Syd and my dear friends. For in that moment, Syd became immortal. Rest in peace my dear friend. Your old friend, Sherman.

Arnie Yee

96w ago

I have not known Syd as long as many of you have, but I appreciate more now the times that we spent on the tennis courts, at 49ers games and events, and the many, many lunches we would have after playing tennis and talking about sports and anything else that came up. Syd was always a good listener. knowledgeable and could provide insight on almost anything we talked about, and he did this without talking down to anyone. He made everyone feel that what we had to say was important. Syd, you will be missed but never forgotten. I will always have a smile on my face when I think about the times we had together. Arnie Yee

Dan Green

96w ago

I enjoyed playing tennis with Syd. He was always kind and gentle. He will be missed...... Dan Green

Wally Rosales

96w ago

(As a letter to my departed brother in-law) Syd, I’m going miss our bike rides together. I wish I could have met you earlier in my life so we could’ve ridden for hundreds of miles together, but the few miles that you and I rode together I will cherish forever. As a wise man, I always looked up to you for advice and I thank you for all your patience and advice you gave me over the years. Although I am not a smart as you were, I promise I will be there to provide any guidance that your sons may need, any assistance that your wife may seek and I promise I will love and take care of your little sister, my dear wife Elaine, for the rest of my life. Godspeed, my brother.

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