Chai Tung Wong

Date of Death: December 31, 1969

Chai Tung “David” Wong

Chai Tung “David” Wong, 64, of Winchester, Virginia died Tuesday, August 31, 2010 in Winchester, Virginia.

Mr. Wong was born in 1946 in Fujian, Fuzhou, China, the son of Yuen Ching Tsang of Washington, D.C. and the late Yuen Tong Wong. Mr. Wong with his wife owned and operated Wong’s Chinese Restaurant in Winchester for 25 years from 1980-2004. He then worked for The Winchester Star and Costco in Winchester.

Mr. Wong immigrated to the United States in 1968. He married Po Yung Chan on November 25, 1973 in Hong Kong. Mr. Wong was a devoted and loving father, husband, and son who will be greatly missed by his family.

Surviving with his wife are daughters, Wing Yan “Wynne” Wong, Amy Wong and husband, Anil Rock all of Sterling, Virginia; son, Chun Wan “David” Wong of Winchester, Virginia; brothers, Ji Xuan Wang and Ji Shan Wang both of Washington, D.C.; sisters, Hua Qing Wang of Rockville, Maryland; Oi Hing Wong of McLean, Virginia; and 8 nieces and nephews.

A graveside service will be conducted on Tuesday at 11:00 AM in Shenandoah Memorial Park, Frederick County, Virginia.

The family will receive friends prior to the service from 9:00-11:00 AM at Omps Funeral Home, South Chapel.

Memorial contributions may be made in Memory of Chai Tung Wong to the National Foundation for Cancer Research, 4600 East West Highway, Suite 525, Bethesda, Maryland 20814.

Please view obituaries, tribute wall and guestbook at www.ompsfuneralhome.com.

Peter James Burger

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Chai Tung “David” Wong Chai Tung “David” Wong, 64, of Winchester, Virginia died Tuesday, August 31, 2010 in Winchester, Virginia. Mr. Wong was born in 1946 in Fujian, Fuzhou, China, the son of Yuen Ching Tsang of Washington, D.C. and the late Yuen Tong Wong. Mr. Wong with his wife owned and operated Wong’s ChineseContinue Reading

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I remember coming to wongs restaurant in Winchester quite often as a teenager,such great food and such great wonderful people 🙏❤️

You would've been turning the big 80 this year uncle! 16 years, but it feels like it was just yesterday that I was sitting in class, receiving a devastating text that you'd left us, rushing to the airport, and anxiously standing by for the next flight back home to send you off. I'm always amaze that you were only 22 when you made the sacrifices you did to travel to this completely foreign, far away land. Seems so daunting of a task even for someone at my current ripe age. but those sacrifices are the reason we're here today, living the lives we lead, with the one's we love. Eternally grateful. Missing you forever and always.

Po, David, Amy and Winnie. You are all in our hearts. We are so sorry for your loss, he was a good man. We're here if you need anything. Scott, Kay, Kevin & Kristen Anderson

Po and family we are so sorry to know you have lost your dear husband and children your dear father what a wonderful quiet soul he was and yes" what a cook"" (we are sure he is cooking up a feast for everyone) Like your wonderful christmas dinners made special for all who adored you all .we will miss seeing David at Costco as well, for him to work up to 2 weeks before he passed shows the strong man that he was. our prayers go out to all of you and he will be missed by many I know it broke our hearts when we read the paper and saw his name. so take care ,remember all the beautiful memories that you have and some you were so kind to share with those who came to show our respects sincercerly Donnie and Julie Stump

In honor of Chai Tung Wong, amy lit a candle.

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Po, David, Amy and Winnie. You are all in our hearts. We are so sorry for your loss, he was a good man. We're here if you need anything. Scott, Kay, Kevin & Kristen Anderson

In honor of Chai Tung Wong, Wynne lit a candle.

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