Tribute Wall
In Memory of
Mr. Arnold Chin
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Rory Wong posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, March 8, 2023
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Uncle Arnold you are well loved....ur booming voice and big presence will be missed....we thank you for the gift of your children...especially Charlie who is like a brother to us....we will continue to pray everyday for you and the family....love always Horace and Jean's prayer warriors
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Lori Lue lit a candle
Monday, February 27, 2023
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Uncle Arnold would always put a smile on your face either with a joke or story about Jamaica. He also loved to tell the story that he was the one that set up my parents and convinced my Dad (Horace Lue) to ask my mom (Jean Lue) out. My best memories is going to visit their house and listening to these stories while Aunty Shirley fed me amazing food. I will miss my talks with Uncle and sharing stories with him. I am sending my love to Aunty Shirley, Charlie, Trisha, Mark and rest of the family.
We love you all. God bless and we are always here for you.
Love
Lori
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Anthony Lee Hing posted a condolence
Sunday, February 26, 2023
TRIBUTE TO ARNOLD CHIN BY ANTHONY LEE HING
My name is Anthony Lee Hing and I consider myself more than privileged to join with you all in paying well deserved tribute to my dear friend Arnold Chin as he journeys home to Our God and Redeemer, even as we grieve his passing.
Arnold Wore many hats with distinction and aplomb. He was an excellent and devoted husband to his wife Shirley, the love of his life, an outstanding father to his children, an exceptional grandfather, philanthropist, and a true and reliable friend.
Today, by his homegoing, celebration, we attest our love and affection for him as well as his indelible impact on our lives. In public and private remembrances since his passing, we are treated to but a glimpse of what a precious gift he has been to us.
Arnold and I were members of the Class of ‘59 at St. George’s College, Kingston, jamaica.
I later met his wonderful wife, had many wonderful conversations with them both, and was very happy to join them and some Old Boys at a STGC get together on June 29, 2019, at NIcey’s Restaurant, Toronto. It was a most memorable and happy occasion. Even at the dinner, they showed great and genuine love and affection for each other, a fact which I noticed on our many phone conversations.
Arnold had a razor sharp mind, with proven ability and intelligence, great wit and charm. He was very articulate but never overbearing or pompous. Engage him in an argument and you would be in for a very enlightened ad carefully crafted discourse. His ability and flexibility in dealing with diverse topics were but a few highlights of his outstanding life. He was assertive yet principled and always stood for what was right. He never knew any other way.
He was very kind and sympathetic to just causes, in particular education of very young children. in fact, he contributed, without even being asked, needed donations to a basic school in Banana Ground, Mandeville, Manchester, assisting thereby the development of young minds and the future of our home country.
Arnold had courage - much mor than many of us. When illness reared its head, it did not incapacitate him. It merely slowed him down a bit but not his intellect or spirit. He reminded the charming accessible helpful person as always; subject to the limitations imposed by his illness. He still tried to convey his love and affection and assistance to all his family and friends in any way that he could without seeing any sympathy. He bore his sickness and obvious suffering and discomfort with quiet dignity. His only concern was the hardship on his wife whom he loved so dearly and who never complained as she gave him the best care possible with such tender love.
Arnold was able to endure his suffering because he loved God. He showed us by his suffering that the way to deal with adversity was to let go and let God.
I am confident that his exemplary life will always be in our minds and hearts and help us shape our responses to life’s many challenges.
Arnold’s death has left us with a void, but his love for us and ours for him will fill that vacuum and will comfort us we wait out turn to join him in the next life. his imprint will surely last for all times.
I offer my sincerest condolences to all of us Arnold left behind, especially his wife Shirley, his children, his grandchildren, other relatives and friends.
may God be merciful to Arnold and grant his soul eternal rest.
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Lanclet “Wesley” Caine posted a condolence
Sunday, February 26, 2023
Tribute to Mr. Arnold Leopold Chin who departed this life on February 12, 2023.
We are all full of sadness you have left us, but the love, passion, care and kindheartedness which you have demonstrated wil never be forgotten.
Arnold was a genuine family friend for almost 50 years, always willing to help in his community, the people and for the future of the youth in any way he could.
Wesley, Monica, and the entire Caine family deeply miss him and share the loss with with his dear loving wife Shirley, son Charlie, daughter Tricia, husband Mark and grandchildren, sisters, brothers, and their family.
Rest in eternal peace our friend and may perpetual light shine on you.
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Helen posted a condolence
Sunday, February 26, 2023
To my much loved brother. RIP.
To our wonderful, funny, welcoming, kind uncle and great uncle. We remember you with love.
To Shirley, Tricia and Charlie, we’re thinking of you.
Ivan, Kathy, Liz, Helen and Lorna, Simon, Isobel and George.
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John Lewis posted a condolence
Saturday, February 25, 2023
Arnie,Arnie, Your generosity and selflessness are what separated you from the rest.As I reminisce through the theatre of my mind,I recall even when you did not have it with you,you were willing to go the extra mile ,when I transferred to MoBay in making sure Pat,Tanya,Ramon and myself were satisfied and happy.Shirley, little Tricia and little Charlie,( who I took to Mt. Alvernia everyday) my heartfelt sympathy for your loss.R.I.P. Arnold and walk good my friend. From: John Lewis
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Althea Gordon posted a condolence
Saturday, February 25, 2023
I met Arnold as a young professional entering the work world at Grace Kennedy. The first thing that struck me was his passion and enthusiasm for his job. He was hard working and was always ready to share his knowledge and pour into his team. He was a great mentor and created a work atmosphere that if you worked hard you will be rewarded. My deepest sympathy his Shirley, Charley, Tricia and his grandchildren. May his soul rest in peace!
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Wayne Lee posted a condolence
Saturday, February 25, 2023
It was a honor and pleasure to have worked with Arnold over the decades, he was true stalwart from the GK school, may his soul rest in peace Condolences to the Chin family.
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Noel Lyn posted a condolence
Saturday, February 25, 2023
Shirley and family, and Edgar:
Norma and I are saddened by Arnold’s passing. He was an inspiration to everyone in the Mall walking group; his cheerful presence will be sadly missed.
We extend our heartfelt condolences and pray he rest in eternal peace in the Lord’s embrace.
2 Corinthians 5:8
When we leave the body we are at home with the Lord.
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Chris Loshusan lit a candle
Friday, February 24, 2023
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Our deepest condolence to Auntie Shirley and family. Uncle Arnold will be missed dearly but he will always be in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers all with you in this time of grief.
The Loshusans...
Joyce and Ronald Loshusan
Michelle Loshusan and family
Chris Loshusan and family
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Harold Smith posted a condolence
Friday, February 24, 2023
Arnold Chin was an area manager at Grace Kennedy when I joined the sales force. Although he was not my direct manager his influence was felt across the entire sales force. He was a kind, gentle and not prone to anger though he knew how to get the best out his staff. Rest well my friend and know that you are truly missed. Condolences to the family of Arnold Chin.
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Albert Anderson posted a condolence
Friday, February 24, 2023
My recollection of Mr Arnold Chin went way back in 1988 at the nono food division in NPW Kingston, he was passionate about us making our targets each month. I learned a lot from Arnold in the sales department. He will be miss by the GK family, RIP Sir you did well
Albert Quenchie Anderson.
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Andre Chin Tai posted a condolence
Thursday, February 23, 2023
I was very fortunate to have Arnie, my pops, as my mentor and guide in my early career. He was genuine, cared for many as he was a true friend. Loved by all, he made an indelible mark on the lives of all who knew him.
Condolences to the Family ...a great man has passed our way.
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DaCosta Family lit a candle
Thursday, February 23, 2023
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Sending our deepest condolences to Arnold's family and praying they find strength and comfort during this most difficult time. May Arnold's soul rest in peace. Love & best wishes always, DaCosta family
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Diana and Ivanhoe Yee posted a condolence
Thursday, February 23, 2023
Arnold Chin was a true champion. He was a top executive, hard working, loyal and dedicated. Arnold was very involved and active in various communities contributing to the uplifting of needy. A great team leader, a good listener and a consensus builder. Arnold always look out for the small guys. Caring and sharing were the hallmarks of Arnold Chin. Arnold mission accomplished! Rest in peace and happiness. Shirley, Tricia, Charlie and family please accept our sincere condolences.
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DaBreo Family lit a candle
Wednesday, February 22, 2023
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The DaBreo Family offer our deepest and most sincere condolences to the Chin family. May the Lord comfort you and give you strength during this difficult time.
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Tyrone Moo Penn posted a condolence
Monday, February 20, 2023
My good friend Arnold I will miss him even if he was away and I have not seen him in a long time but the memories live on he was a genuine person and always willing to help if he could do so in any capacity He had a long fight but he hung ln there to the end Rest good my friend may light shine perpetually on you and may God grant you eternal rest
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Ernie Grant posted a condolence
Sunday, February 19, 2023
My wife Yvonne and my children join me in expressing our deepest sympathy to Shirley, Charlie, Tricia and the extended family on your loss. We pray that you'll find comfort form the memories of the happy times spent with Arnold. May his soul Rest in peace
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Ernie Grant posted a condolence
Sunday, February 19, 2023
A true mentor who unselfishly shared the benefit of his vast experiences in sales and management with his team members. A manager who gained the respect of colleagues, customers and which allowed the formation of lifelong friendships. I learnt so much from Arnold Chin when he was my direct manager which has guided many of my decisions in my professional life. I will miss his friendship and wise counsel. Rest well my friend Arnold.
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Carey Lyn-Sue posted a condolence
Saturday, February 18, 2023
We of the Lyn-Sue family express our deepest condolences to the Chin family in their time of grief and bereavement. Our prayers are with you.
Carey Lyn-Sue and family
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Supt Dean Johnson (Ret.) uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, February 18, 2023
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I remember the years 1998 to 2000 Leonard, David, Mark and I were putting together a firearm training module to optimize the performance of LEOs in Area 1 comprising St James, Hanover, Trelawny and Westmoreland. Daddy encouraged the venture by allowing Leonard time to assist and by donating items for refreshment. It was a resounding success. It was a selfless public service that garnered a level of professional and effective policing that is being missed at this juncture. Thanks to you Daddy Chin the people of Area 1 were that much safer and assured by enhanced police presence and performance.
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Craig posted a condolence
Saturday, February 18, 2023
Miss those 'stress relief' games of mahjong. RIP Uncle ....
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The family of Mr. Arnold Chin uploaded a photo
Saturday, February 18, 2023
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