Keung Patrick Eng
October 3, 1950 - February 3, 2013
Obituary
KEUNG FUNG (PATRICK) ENG
Patrick was born on October 3, 1950 in Hong Kong. He moved to Seattle on January 5, 1968 and attended Garfield High School. He married Jinny in Hong Kong on December 17, 1974 and raised two children, Ryan and Shannon.
Patrick was part owner of Sunlite Restaurant in Renton, alongside his father, where he also bartended and cooked. He had many fond memories of Sunlite and made lifelong friends. After 25 years, Sunlite closed its doors where Patrick took a year off to relax. He worked the next 7 years at EVA Airlines, followed by his most recent and last job as a driver for Smile Design Dental Lab.
Patrick loved many things other than his family. He loved watching movies, listening to music and most of all – shopping. He always looked good.
Patrick passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family on February 3, 2013. He was preceded in death by his parents, Gene F. and Yuk L. Eng. He is survived by his wife, Jinny, and children, Ryan (Eva) and Shannon (Knight Chang); grandchildren Alyssa and Logan Eng and Tori Chang; brothers Victor (Nancy) and Frank, and Stella (Peter Look); several nieces and nephews and even more grand nieces and a grand nephew.
Dear Shannon and Knight,
Please accept my condolences.
Shu
Jinny and family, We are so saddened at the loss of our very dear friend Patrick , we have many wonderful memories of him that we will cherish. Patrick was always the great dresser and always had a smile on his face. He will be greatly missed by all, our thoughts are with you at this time and always .
My heart goes out to your family. I am sorry to hear of the loss. We will pray for peace, understanding, comfort and strength.
Gina Pugel
Former Eva Airways 2006-2008
We will always remember and cherish the funny and wonderful times we spent with Patrick and friends at the Sunlite. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten. God Bless you and your family
Farewell my dear friend and OK family member, we will miss your smile your wonderful singing voice but we will always remember all the happy time when we have our gathering. Thank you for all the fond memories, keep on singing my friend where ever you are. RIP
Dear Jinny and Family
We were very saddened and sorry to hear about our friend, Patrick. He was a good man who ran a good restaurant and he will be missed by many. Please accept our deepest condolences. Don and Jeri Romjue
We are very sad to know that Patrick is no longer here to share all of our future memories, but we will always cherish the memories that we were so fortunate to have. Patrick was the best brother that any person could ask for & we will forever miss him. Jinny, Ryan & Shannon- we want you to always know, that you are always a part of our family & we will always be here for each other through the tough times & happy times…
Love Always,
The Wong Family
Jinny and family,
Larry and I are so sorry for your loss. Patrick was a wonderful man and a great friend. We will miss him very much.
Jinny, my sincere condolences. I hope you take comfort in the wonderful memories you all had with Patrick. His legacy will continue to live through your children and grandchildren. Patrick’s memorial service was beautiful. The kind and endearing words spoken of him was a testament to how he touched so many lives.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Alma
I was one of the many children that had the amazing opportunity to grow up within the loving arms of the OK Family. Uncle Pat was always supporting with everything, and one of the first people that I showed my choice in wedding dress to, so I could get his expert fashion opinion. I will always remember him telling me to live life and never have any regrets. We love you and miss you Uncle Pat.
I enjoyed every time Patrick came to the office. So friendly and full of life. Sorry for the loss of a kind soul.