To Uncle Henry and Auntie Garbo:
 
We have been so grieved by the loss and not being able to be there in person to celebrate Uncle Henry. I’ve been thinking about what to say and how to respond, and fond memories kept pouring into my head. I thought I would share a couple. One of my earliest memories was being at a Christmas party as a young kid, and Uncle Henry warmly coming up and giving me a set of Barbie movies and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe book series. To this day, we have both movie and book set, and I even watched one of the Barbie movies the other day, (Barbie the Island Princess) which has become one of my favorite childhood Barbie movies. I was thinking of Uncle Henry the whole time. Another memory was visiting his dental practice and being in awe of his work. From walking through the rooms to seeing his office, I was amazed by his hard work and ability to help people while doing something he loved. Last, my sister and I experienced his and Auntie Garbo’s wonderful hospitality at their beautiful house. We loved walking up and down the stairs and seeing the beautiful view of the city. I remember tasting all the different types of food while talking about our life in California with the breeze and shade in the backyard. Better than the house, we got to spend time with our family, and Uncle Henry and auntie Garbo always made us feel welcomed and invited and at home. I am so grateful for Uncle Henry, and that he is finally home with the Lord, seeing all the beautiful sights and wonders in heaven. We are both incredibly thankful to know and be known by the Chin family. 

Psalm 139 has been so encouraging to me, and I hope it is to you as well. 🤍

Love you Uncle Henry and Auntie Garbo,
Kayden and Sharla Chan ❤️

We always remember how gracious, kind and generous you have been to our whole family.  Albert and I always remember how to trekked to the middle of nowhere… Iowa city to visit us right after Albert had the stroke. It was a life changing time and so many unknowns  were upon us. It meant so much to our whole family to have family like you visit esp when it was also so cold. Thank you and Garbo  as well for all your support during that time and always.  Much love to you all. 

Dr. Chin was the dentist of my grandfather, father, myself, and my son.  He took care of all four generations of us with great humor and joy.

Dear Garbo and Family:

I am so sorry for your tremendous loss of Dr. Henry.  He was a community leader, a founding member and a great supporter of Kin On.  I am always grateful for his friendship, leadership and support during my tenure with Kin On.    I still remember he treated me to a delicious dinner in Wild Ginger after my first performance review with Kin On and the time he introduced me to his dental school friends in an anniversary event of the UW's Dental School at the top floor of the Columbia Tower.  
We had many fond memories of Dr. Henry.   We will all miss him so dearly.

Sam

I'm so sorry to hear of Dr. Chin's passing...he was truly a unique individual and will be missed. I met Dr. Chin through my work at Kin On and I recall visiting him once and he shared all about his history w/ Kin On and why he got invested. I'm so thankful he was willing to take the time to share his story with me. My sincere condolences. 

Dear Garbo..Hazel and family..

I  was shocked and deeply deeply saddened about  my Dear brother HENRY.

I will carry my beautiful memories of his sensitivity..sweet kindness..transparency..resiliency..and faithfulness.  HENRY demonstrated generous ♥️ love to his family and all of us.

Until we are reunited..PEACE LOVE ALWAYS to all..Teri 

Dear Garbo and Hazel, 

My sincere condolences for your loss.  Henry and I went back a long ways to the days when we both worked together at my Uncle Lip's restaurant in Edmonds and our high school days.  He was always kind, had a great smile and a good sense of humor.   I will miss seeing him at social and community events.   My thoughts are with you and your family during this very difficult time.

Sincerely,  Sue Mar

OBITUARIO

Henry Han Chin

1 marzo, 1951 – 9 julio, 2023

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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