It is a blessing to have known Qing and her family at Blue Sky Church. I am so thankful for the precious memories we have shared.
Qing was a kind, gentle and strong woman. She loves Jesus. I still remember when she last attended our small group in 2017, she shared with us how Jesus changed her perspective in life and the way she look at her illness. Her testimony was beautiful and powerful! She went through many treatments and suffered from a lot of pain the last couple years, but her heart was always filled with peace and thankfulness. She told me that it was Jesus’ love and sacrifice help her bear through her pain and discomfort. “Real strength comes from loving God.” This is so true!
Qing was a loving, caring wife and wonderful mother. She loved her family so deeply that she was willing to sacrifice herself. She took very good care of her loved ones. She drove, cooked, managed the household, involved in kids’ schools whenever she could. She had been the rock for her family and supported them until her last breath. There were times she told me that the huge pain made her want to go home sooner. But her great love for family kept her incredibly brave and strong in this long hard battle. She had fought a good fight!
Qing was a warm and thoughtful woman who cared for her friends very much. It always felt so comfortable and delightful to be around her. She brought delicious food for us. She shared her stories and encouraged us. She showed sincere appreciation for every little thing people did for her.  She prayed for us even when she was weak and weary... I am so grateful to have such an amazing sister in Christ. Her faith and endurance through sufferings will always inspire me! 
I love what Lucy wrote to her dear mother on mothers’ day:
“This journey we have been going through taught us strength, love, faith and hope. Your presence lights up the entire world and you are a blessing to everyone’s lives.”

Love, Vivian, Emily and Christopher



I had the privilege to care for Qing in 2017 for a few months. She was such a delight to be with.  I accompanied her on beautiful walks in the parks and neighborhood, to the grocery store and to the hospital. She was always so gracious and brave and reflected the love of Jesus to me. She patiently taught me to cook Asian food and I learned much from her about her culture. We laughed, shared from the heart and prayed together. I will always remember her as a strong and faithful loving sister in the Lord. She will be missed. 

We knew Qing through our daughters' shared passion for ice-skating.  We are lucky to have shared so many memories with Qing and her family, like many practice days and Christmas shows at Castle Ice, road trips to Wenatchee and Vancouver, watching the girls play, laugh and grow together.  She was kind, gentle and yet so strong that she always shed positive light to people around her, even throughout the long and hard fight.  She fought hard for her family, and will always be admired for her compassion and resilience through hardship.  We express our deepest condolences, and hope that the girls will carry on mommy's kindness, love, and spirit, and strive to live life to the fullest extent, as she will always be watching and blessing you.
~Love, Helen, Harold and Holly

Hearing about Qing's passing has deeply saddened us.  She was such a warm, gentle and loving person and wonderful cook. I still remember that she always prepared a variety of delicious dishes with beautiful presentation whenever we had parties together.  I will truly miss her. She fought so bravely for her family in the past few years.  May she now rest in peace.  May friendship and love bring you comfort and help you get through this difficult time.  I'd also want you to know that we are just a phone call away if there is anything we can do to help.
 ~Love, Hong and family  

We are very saddened to hear about Qing's passing.  She was so strong and amazing to endure all that she did over these past years.  I know her family was the most important thing to her. Qing was such a kind, warm and loving person and I will really miss getting to talk with her.  I pray for your comfort and her eternal peace that she can now rest in and watch over your family.  Love, the Glass family 💕

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Qing Gao

July 12, 1963 – February 21, 2019

Sunset Hills Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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