Andrew CHONG Obituary

He was my doctor in Papakura in 1973 when I was 17. A very kind man, saw me through my first child I remember him saying you spoiled my game of golf when ì weñt into labour. GOD bless

To Wah and the family of Dr Andrew Chong

As you will recall, I worked the Mt Eden Medical Centre for some 25 years as a Registered Psychologist and during that time I enjoyed a collegial and respectful relationship with Andrew
My condolences to you on the very sad loss of your dear husband father and grandfather
With Sincere Sympathy
Judy White

Dr Andrew Chong was my family Dr for the years he was in practice in Papakura and he delivered 2 of my 4 children. He was a professional, kind, and caring Dr and I had huge respect for him.I am sorry to read of his passing. My condolences to his wife, family & friends. Anne Pointon

I went to school, King's College, Auckland with Andrew from 1952-1955. I remember him well as a very pleasant and intelligent person. He was my introduction to the remarkable Chinese people with whom I have lived for the past six decades in Hong Kong. I never met Andrew again after leaving school but the memory of him lies bright in my mind. I send my deepest to his wife and family.

Neil Maidment,
Hong Kong
15th September 2018
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Andrew your support to me when I was involved with PSNZ was the start of our friendship. You were one of life's gentlemen and that didn't go un noticed. You will be missed hugely by the Photographic community. RIP. Sadly I'm overseas for your farewell on Tuesday. Condolences to Wah and family.

To Wah and family

Andrew was my family doctor and friend for many years.

He will be missed.

Sincerely

Patricia Morley
Papakura

To Wah and family

Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss.

Andrew was my doctor and friend for many years.


He will be missed by all.


Sincerely


Patricia Morley

Papakura

Andrew will be dearly missed by his friends and family in the photographic world. Andrew was an active and valued member of the Auckland Photographic Society and the Photographic Society of New Zealand. We remember Andrew as always having a smile on his face, being happy and positive. He loved to travel and share his memories through his photographs. Our thoughts and prayers are with Wah and his family at this sad time. Thinking of you all.

Moira Blincoe
Member, Auckland Photographic Society, and
President
Photographic Society of New Zealand

Andrew will be missed dearly by all his friends in the photographic world. He was an active and valued member of the Auckland Photographic Society and the Photographic Society of New Zealand.
Our thoughts and love to Wah and family.

Moira Blincoe
President, PSNZ