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Obituary: upasika Chum Sun, Age 97, Passed Away on Thursday the 12th Waxing Moon of Sāvaṇa B.E.2555, August 11, A.D.2011 Year of the Rabbit
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Obituary: Laypeople's Leader Mr. Dork Son, Age 80, Passed Away on Wednesday the 6th Waxing Moon of Āsālha B.E.2555, July 6, A.D.2011 Year of the Rabbit
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Obit: The Maha Thera Ven. Viriyapanno Suos Kou, Age 95, Passed Away on Sunday the 9th Waxing Moon of Phagguna BE2554, March 13, AD2011 Year of the Tiger at 1:31PM at the Triumph Hospital |
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Wat Samakki Dhammikaram’s late abbot Ven. Samvarasilo Long Mean cremated
Templenews TV, Sunday January 23, 2011
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The late Ven. Samvarasilo Long Mean, age 92, was cremated on Saturday the 3rd Waning Moon of Phussa, Year of the Tiger, BE2554, January 22, AD2010 at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York city, New York, United States of America.
Templenews TV’s complete video coverage of this special event to be aired soon, Feb. 5th. Please visit us again.
Obituary: Wat Samakki Dhammikaram's abbot Ven. Samvarasilo Long Mean, age 92, passed away peacefully due to illness on Saturday the 11th Waxing Moon of Phussa Year of the Tiger BE2554, January 15, AD2011
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Obituary: Wat Khemara Buddhikaram's abbot Ven. Dr. Kong Chhean, age 66, born on September 5, AD1945, passed away on Friday the 3rd Waxing Moon of Phussa BE2554, Jan. 7, AD2011 due to illness in Long Beach, California U.S.A.
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Venerable Dr. Kong Chhean, abbot of Wat Khemara Buddhikaram in Long Beach, California United States of America, passed away on Friday the 3rd Waxing Moon of Phussa Year of the Tiger BE2554, January 7, AD2011 in Long Beach Memorial Hospital, Long Beach.
Religious Services:
Every day from January 7, 2011 through January 15, 2011 at The Khemara Buddhikaram Temple Long Beach 2100 W. Willow St. Long Beach, CA 90810, Tel. (562) 595-0566
(Morning Praying before noon and afternon praying at 5PM).
Funeral Service:
Viewing: tentatively at The Khemara Buddhikaram, time and date to be updated (If arrangement is possible- If not the viewing to be at All Souls Mortuary Long Beach)
Funeral Service: Sunday January 16, 2011 at 1 PM at The Khmemara Buddhikaram Temple at Willow Street, Long Beach (if arrangement is possible - If Not the service will be at All Souls Mortuary, Long Beach).
Cremation service to be at Stricklin/Snivel Mortuary Long Beach.
For additional information, please come to the temple or call 562.595.0566 or 562.577.5481.
Borann Duong
Organizing committee
562.577.5481
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Wat Dhammikaram’s late abbot Ven. Nikamadhammo Mey Ros cremated
Templenews TV, December 19, 2010
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The Buddhist monks and devotees from the 8 New England regional temples, Wat Dhammagosanaram (Cranston, RI), Wat Buddhist Center of New England (Providence, RI), Wat Ratanaraingsey (Revere, MA), Wat Sangkhikaram (Lynn, MA), Wat Buddharaingsey (Worcester, MA), Wat Triratanaram (North Chelmsford, MA) and Wat Ratanaram (Newtown, Connecticut), converged on Wat Dhammikaram on Sunday the 13th Waxing Moon of Magasira B.E.2554, December 19, 2010, Year of the Tiger, to pay their final respect and bid farewell to one of long-time ordained Buddhist monks, Ven. Nikamadhammo Mey Ros, abbot of Wat Dhammikaram, Providence, Rhode Island United States of America.
This past Sunday event is presided by the Most Venerable Siripanno Thon Sophon, president of the International Community of Khmer Buddhist Monks Center of Pelham and abbot of Wat Sangkhikaram, Lynn, Massachusetts United States of America.
Before procession the Body of Ven. Nikamadhammo Mey Ros to be cremated at the West Warwick-based Carpenter-Jenks Funeral Home, temple’s board president John Chea opened the speaking ceremony by telling a brief history of the temple.
Ven. Pannabotto Pen Thol read a brief biography of Ven. Nikamadhammo Mey Ros.
Local SRP-RI/Fall River delegate, the Sam Rainsy Party of Rhode Island/Fall River, also attended the service at the temple and the cremating ceremony.
Speakers: Rhode Island State Representative Scott Slater (District 10), Providence City Councilman John J. Lombardi (Ward 13), and the Cambodian Society of Rhode Island president Sarin Rath.
The Most Venerable Dhammathero Sao Khon, president of the Community of Khmer Buddhist Monks Center of the United States of America, abbot of Wat Triratanaram, former president of the International Community of Khmer Buddhist Monks Center of Pelham (formerly led by the late H.H. Samdech Dr. Maha Ghosananda), and Upajaya (Buddhist Master) of the late Ven. Nikamadhammo, along with Buddhist monks and devotees from His temple paid their final respect on Friday Dec. 17. The Maha Thera Ven. Dhammathero Sao Khon could not attend the service to the end because he had to also attend another funeral service of the late laypeople's leader of Wat Sao Soksan in South Carolina on the same weekend.
Some former presidents, Taing Nam Meng, Sam Sokvann, Keo Samnang, Prak Lavong (Acting president), Ms. Molly Soum, Im Sophon, Chhouk Savan, former CSRI Executive Director Sip Chhem, of the local based non-profit Cambodian Society of RI were in attendance.
Wat Uddom Saharatanaram of Fall River, Massachusetts, Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline and Mayor-elect Angel Taveras had paid their respect in the previous days.
Wat Dhammikaram is the first established Khmer Buddhist temple in the United States of America helped established by the late His Holiness Samdech Dr. Maha Ghosananda, Supreme Buddhist Patriarch of Cambodia, also the first abbot of the temple.
The late Ven. Kim Phorn is the second abbot of the temple and the late Ven. Nikom Dhammo is the third abbot.
Templenews TV’s complete video coverage of this special event to be aired soon. Please visit us again.
Obit: The late Gen. So Sato, former Cambodian Air Force Commander, passed away on Nov. 25
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Obituary: The Late Mr. Pok Som Im
1930 - 2010 Year of the Tiger
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The late Mr. Pok Som Im, age 80, native of Cambodia, 1930 - Friday August 13, B.E.2554, A.D.2010 Year of the Tiger, former Cambodian Navy Colonel, passed away at morning hour 3 and 45 minutes due to illness at the Country Villa Seal Beach, California, United States of America.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Din Sotthy, children and grand children.
Templenews TV would like to express our gratitude to the late Cambodian Navy Officer Pok Som Im for his bravery in serving the Khmer nation.
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Funeral Service for Former Acting President
of Cambodia General Saukam Khoy
February 2, 1915 - November 14, B.E.2552/C.E.2008 Year of the Rat
<< Former Acting President of Khmer Republic General
Saukam Khoy, age 93
Mr. Peter Khoy Saukam (Former General Saukam Khoy)
Funeral Schedule
11/20/08 - 11/22/08
Thursday November 20, 2008
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM: Visitation at Warren Wallace Funeral Home at 520 N. Sutter St Stockton, CA 95202 – Tel (209) 466-6993
3:00-3:30 PM: Mr. Saukam is taken to Wat Dharmawararam Cambodian Temple at 3732 E. Carpenter Rd – Stockton, CA 95205 at (209) 943-2883
4:00 PM: Buddhist Ceremony at the Cambodian Temple
Friday November 21, 2008
7:30-8:30 AM: Buddhist monks prepare Dany and Dino for monkhood for that day
9:00 AM to Noon: Buddhist Ceremony at the Cambodian Temple followed by lunch offering to the Buddhist monks, and then followed by lunch buffet for friends and family
1:00 PM: Escorted funeral procession from the Cambodian Temple to Lodi Memorial Park & Cemetery at 5750 E. Pine St – Lodi, CA 95240 Tel (209) 333-7171
1:30 PM: Witness Cremation at Lodi Memorial Park & Cemetery
4:00 PM: Buddhist Ceremony at the Cambodian Temple
Saturday November 22, 2008
9:00 AM to Noon: Buddhist Ceremony at the Cambodian Temple followed by lunch offering to the Buddhist monks, and then followed by lunch buffet for friends and family
Brief biography
Mr. Saukam was born in Cambodia on February 2, 1915 to the parents of Kam Siv and Uy Sinn Loeung. When Mr. Saukam was 25 years old, he enlisted in the Royal Khmer Army. Mr. Saukam served in the Cambodian Military for 35 years. In 1953, Mr. Saukam achieved the rank of Lt. Colonel, and then went on to become Lt. General. Mr. Saukam served as President of the Senate of the Khmer Republic in 1972. From April 1 to April 12, 1975, Mr. Saukam served as acting President of the Khmer Republic.
In 1975, Mr. Saukam moved his family to the United States, where he originally settled in Houston, Texas. Then, in 1984, he moved to Stockton where he has resided for the past 24 years.
Mr. Saukam is survived by his children Bopharin Saukam of France, Vanan Saukam, Vanchan Saukam, and Vanrith Saukam all of Houston, Texas, Sophala Saukam of France, and Bophasy Saukam of Stockton. Mr. Saukam is also survived by 21 grandchildren, three of whom live in Stockton, Sytana Dany Khloth, Bonaka Dean Khloth and Boramy Tina Khloth. Mr. Saukam is preceded in death by his wife Mrs. Vom Tep Saukam, his son Vanroeun Saukam, his daughter-in-laws Chantharin Saukam and Bunthoeun Saukam, his parents Kam Siv and Uy Sinn Loeung, and 2 siblings.
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Munty Pot of Lowell, MA
June 5, 1966 - September 6, 2008
<< Photo and information provided by Samkhann Khoeun, friend of the late Munty Pot.
Munty Pot born on June 5, 1966 in Bati district, Takeo province, Cambodia, deceased on Saturday September 6, B.E.2552, C.E.2008 Year of the Rat in United States of America.
Photo and information provided by Samkhann Khoeun, friend of the late Munty Pot
“It is with great sadness that I tell you Munty Pot passed away on Saturday morning. He had complications from a previous medical condition. Munty was a sub-contractor working with me at the Senior Center on two grant funded projects. Munty was well known in the Cambodian Community. He was 42, has a 9 year old son and his wife is expecting their second child. He was instrumental in helping me with his role with Lowell Seniors Count and in assisting our Cambodian Elders. He was a good friend, a fine man and a leader in the Cambodian Community.” Lynne Brown-Zones, Executive Director, Lowell Senior Center
Mr. Munty Pot passed away on Saturday September 6, 2008 at around 8:00 AM at Lowell General Hospital, Massachusetts United States due to medical complication, an aneurism. His abruptly passing away is the tremendous loss to his surviving family members including his wife, Sophy Diep, who is 7-month pregnant with their second child, his 9-year old son, Phoenix Pot, and members of his immediate families, including his father, brothers and sisters. Both his wife and his son along with an unborn child will be facing tremendous difficulties with this lost of a husband, a father, and a breadwinner.
A family Memorial fund is being set up at the Enterprise Bank to help his family, his wife, his son and the unborn baby to cope with financial challenges and uncertain future. read more
Please kindly support the Pot family by donating whatever amount you can. Please make your check payable and send to:
Munty Pot Family Fund
Enterprise Bank
222 Merrimack Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
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