Our family group photo taken outside of my brother Hoang's and Rosa's house in Renton in 2017.

During COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, when nobody traveled, we stayed connected by messenger video calls. Here you can see that we were still joking around as siblings.

This was the year we became US citizens after being a refugee of the Vietnam war in 1975.

My brother always taking ribbing from his siblings in great stride was indicating he is a LOOOOSER here in this photo during one of our family get togethers.

Dear Bounmy, 

With heartfelt condolences.  So sorry for your loss.  

Peter Yu

These images depict Thai demonstrating his basketball prowess and skills on the court.

This photograph captures a moment from a summer Bunny picnic held at Tableau. Among the participants, Thai emerged as one of the fortunate winners of the Raffle event.

To Thai’s family, I am sad to read about Thai’s passing. I’ve not seen him since I was at Trinity grade school and Gonzaga Prep. I have so many memories from Trinity of being at your house with my best friend at the time, Bich (Beth). Your family was so loving and fun and inviting.
God bless you all and know Thai is with you in your hearts always.
Brigid Henderson (Flynn)

I am really saddened to hear about my friend whom I met at the boot camp and we got trained together in classroom and also worked on many projects during on the job training. Thai was a great friend, always full of excitement and ready to take any challenge. You will be missed Thai, Rest in Peace.
Your Friend,
Ravi Tripathi

At Tableau, every week one engineer could win the Sapphire Bunny Trophy for a particular category of metrics. This was our happy Thai!

Even though I never had the chance to meet Thai in person, his presence has left an indelible mark on my life. My sister Pawanjit, who had the privilege of working alongside him at Tableau, introduced me to Thai's remarkable spirit. Despite the physical distance that separated us, I somehow felt like I knew him well.

Thai's kindness extended far beyond my sister; he reached out with care and comfort, especially when having a loved one far away can be tough. Encountering a friend as authentic and supportive as Thai is truly a rare blessing, and I'm thankful for the strong bond he shared with my sister.

His compassion was evident not only in his interactions with my sister, but also in the way he embraced her and her husband. Thai's generosity knew no bounds – he warmly included them in his family gatherings, exemplifying a level of kindness that truly stands out.

In a world where genuine connections can be hard to find, Thai's friendship shines as a beautiful example of the essence of human relationships. His caring nature, unwavering support, and the genuine warmth of his family's embrace are memories I will always hold dear.

Though our paths never crossed, the impact Thai has had on my life is profound. I feel privileged to share in the love and admiration that his friends and family hold for him. It's difficult to fathom that he's no longer with us; his absence will be deeply felt and he will be greatly missed.

With heartfelt remembrance,
Preet Kaur

OBITUARY

Thai Duc Nguyen

December 15, 1968 – August 10, 2023

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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