Henry Chin Ngo

Henry Chin Ngo, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away unexpectedly on 11/30/25 at the age of 65.

Henry was born in Cambodia to Ye Ngo and Tea Chan, and was primarily raised by his cherished grandmother, Lim Sok Hieng. In his early years, he learned the values of hard work, perseverance, and devotion to family—principles that guided him throughout his life. Dreaming of better opportunities, he later immigrated to the United States to build a more secure future for himself and his loved ones.

Once in America, Henry worked tirelessly to create a new life. He owned and operated a convenience store for more than 30 years, working 365 days a year. His dedication was rooted not in ambition, but in love—every long day, every sacrifice, and every decision was made for his family. He was known for his strong work ethic, gentle spirit, and willingness to help anyone who needed him.

After retiring in July 2024, Henry embraced a quieter and joyful chapter of life. His greatest happiness came from spending time with his grandson, Ethan, who he adored deeply. Their bond brought laughter, warmth, and countless treasured memories.

Henry leaves behind his devoted wife, Tina Kim, his loving children, Jennifer and Connie Ngo, son-in-law Matthew Zheng, and his beloved grandson Ethan Zheng. He is also survived by his brothers Houa, Tony, San, Steven, and Len, and his sisters Hoa and Kien Ngo, along with many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and friends who loved and respected him. He was preceded in death by his youngest sister Eng Taing.

Henry will be remembered as hardworking, selfless, empathetic, and deeply family-oriented. To those who knew him, he was a steady presence, a quiet strength, and a source of unconditional love. Henry’s legacy lives on in the family he built, the sacrifices he made, and the love he shared. He will be missed beyond measure and remembered always.