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TTA's New Executive and Joint Board Members

Our new Board of Directors and Supervisory Board have elected their executive. 

Congratulations to all, and a big thank you to Jennifer Chin who served as President for
the past 6 years (extra 2 years due to no election because of COVID) and will now hold
the title of IPP (Immediate Past President).

 

President once again, by acclamation is Clive Yap Sam;

1st Vice President - Susan Lai;

2nd Vice President - Janet Wong;

3rd Vice President - Steve Phang-Lyn;  

Secretary - Anne Marie Yee Sutton;

Treasurer - Shirley Chung;

Director of the Membership Portfolio - Hope Williams 

 

The other Management Directors are:  Carol Wong, Denise Yap Sam, Enid Chin,  Gladstone Lue Sang,
Harold Wong, Charley Chung,
Matthew Lyn, Patrick Lee, Sandra Gronlund, Sweetie Lee and Valerie Chung.


Chairperson of the Supervisory Board is Lipton Wong, and Vice-Chair is Debbie Chin Fook.  The remaining members of the Supervisory Board are:  Andrew Chin, Angie Che, Barry Chung, C. Beverly Lue, Carol Chen, Cecil Lee, Franklin Lue, Joseph Chai, Loraine Lee, Shirley Wong, Terence Chung, and Tracy Williams.

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News from TTA

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With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Patrick in the early hours of May 3, 2023. Patrick was 79. He was born to Thelma and James Lee in Kingston, Jamaica, January 3, 1944. 

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TTA on Facebook

We invite you to join the Tsung Tsin Ontario Facebook page. Send us your email address you use for Facebook and an invite will be sent.

In Memoriam

Patrick Anthony Lee

January 3, 1944 - May 3, 2023

Toronto Game Changers

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Congratulations Jamaica 60 Toronto Game Changers. Recently announced were 35 of the most influential and impactful next-generation and senior leaders of Jamaican heritage in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area.
Our very own president - Jennifer Chin made the exclusive list!

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TTA Book Club

Letters to My Grandchildren : Memoirs of a Dragon Lady Vol.I
- by Carol Wong
 

Carol draws on her memory to recall her happy and carefree life growing up in Jamaica, studying and getting married in Canada and returning to Jamaica only to follow her destiny to become a Hakka Chinese Dragon Lady in Toronto.

Jamaica My 50 Years in Photographs - by Ray Chen 

The book is filled with beautiful images of Jamaican culture and shows the growth of the country. This is a final passion project for Ray, as he moved from Canada and relinquished his career as a successful commercial photographer, publishing over 10 books about Jamaica throughout the years.

Canadian Jamaican Chinese & Jamaican Chinese Worldwide, One Family
- by Patrick Lee
 

A wonderful reference book detailing the history of the Chinese migration to Jamaica between 1854 and 1884 and the lives lived on the island nation between the 1950s to the 1970s . 

Son of Two Mothers

- by Sherwin Tony Chong 

Son of Two Mothers has a sweeping historical backdrop that spans WW II,
The Sino-Japanese War, and countries that include Jamaica, China and Canada. But above all, it remains an intensely personal book. Sherwin Tony Chong was borne of two mothers and two lands, never quite belonging in any one place.

Finding Samuel Lowe Book & DVD - by Paula Madison 

Spanning 4 generations and moving between New York, Jamaica, and China, a powerful memoir that is a universal story of one woman’s search for her maternal grandfather and the key to her self-identity.

Chiney Shop and Half DVD's

- by Jeanette Kong 

This documentary explores the complex relationship and social interaction between the chinese shopkeepers and their Jamaican customers.

Letters to My Grandchildren : Memoirs of a Dragon Lady Vol.II
- by Carol Wong
 

Jamaican-Chinese Carol continues to
relate her memoirs during the next
Chinese Zodiac Cycle of her colourful
life migrating from Jamaica and arriving
for a second time in her new homeland
of choice - Ontario, Canada. 
Proceeds from book sales go towards the TTA relocation fund.

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