April 5, 1967 to Sept 22, 2012
It is with great sadness that we lay our friend Glen Yuen to
Rest after a long battle with leukemia. He is survived by his wife, Amy –
His parents, Ming and Jean Yuen and his brother Paul and nephew
Buddy. In lieu of flowers we are asking that donations be made to
Glen’s favorite charity Helping Homeless Cats in North Saanich.
To all of you who knew Glen you know how generous he was to everyone- both with
His time and friendship. He will be much missed- But we will see him soon. Glen’s
Celebration of Life will be held at The Ivy Room in The Fairmont Empress on Saturday, September 29th
At 3:00pm.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Bryan Stevenson
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madeline young i’ll always remember our chats, your brilliant smile, quick wit and bright energy. you were a great friend and it was an honor to have you in my life, we’ll meet again someday. i miss and love you glen.
~ maddie
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Steve Wong With deepest sympathy to the family. Thinking of you all during this difficult time!
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lil brother take care big brother….,we have alot of catchin up 2 do……the last 8 months,wazz a lifetime for us……..i’ll see u soon,just not yet…..enjoy the ride and the view…….also,glad u liked my sick humour…..life is too short….gotta smile….
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Dori To Amy, Ming, Jean and Paul
Glen was such a special man and fantastic uncle 伯伯 he is very missed but never forgotten
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Donette Trimble Glen was an awesome person and will be greatly missed. My condolences to the family and to all who knew him.
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Amy Yuen To the love of my life
You are my best friend and the other half of my soul
I will be forever grateful we found each other for however long.
I am grateful for the laughter and the strength you taught me I had. I will see you soon make sure the coffees on
Love Forever
Your Sunshine
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janice oliver Sending much love.. it was an honor to have known him even tho we never met in person. I am so sorry for your loss, and the loss to the world of such a gentle, kind and thoughtful person. He will live on in the hearts and memories of those who knew him, but his presence will be sorely missed. <3
So sad to learn so late about Glen’s passing. We met while working together at the Princess Mary restaurant (early 90s) and always had a blast there or nights out after work. He was older than I and he taught me the ropes. Always loved the scrunched up face he’d put on whenever you said something nuts or that he didn’t like. We connected on and off over the years and Glen was part of my wedding party in the summer of 2004. I’m so happy to hear that he found Amy and got married as well. Take care buddy