Birth date: Apr 30, 1933 Death date: Dec 26, 2015
CHOW, W. Jing of Lebanon, died peacefully in his sleep at Ohio’s Hospice of Butler and Warren Counties on Saturday, December 26, 2015. Born April 30, 1933, in Cincinnati, Ohio, he was a retired pastor, having served churches in I Read Obituary
To the Family of Rev. W. Jing Chow,
Please know that your family is in our prayers as we send these condolences to you!
Please remember the Words of our Lord in John 14:1-4:
"Let not your heart be troubled...In my father's house are many mansions...I go to prepare a place for you..."
Sincerely,
Pastor Wynston Dixon & the Family of Braden United Methodist Church, Toledo, Ohio
Chow Family Sorry to hear of your loss
Jim Watkins
So sorry to hear about Rev. Chow's passing. He was a wonderful person and pastor. We first met him when he was pastor of the Kirkersville Methodist church. Now he rests in peace with the Lord.
Fondly, Imogene, Donna, Don, Dianna, & Debbie Van Buren
Betty,
I was so sorry to hear about Jing's death. Barb and I really liked Ching. It was always a joy to talk with him and share in his life as it is with you. Please know that are praying for you and your wonderful family now and in the future as you all grieve and adjust to his loss. We know that he is with God celebrating his new life and enjoying those he has loved that are with him.
Sincerely,
Gary and Barb Boucher
I will always be grateful to Pastor Jing as he brought my dad to know the Lord. Dad was an avid fisherman and always told Pastor Jing he would teach him how to fish someday now I'm sure they're up there wetting a line together in that beautiful Crystal lake in Heaven. My dad was Jim Garrett.
Rest in peace Pastor Jing.
Bonnie and Bob Rich.
Rev. Chow was the pastor at Fletcher Chapel were I attended. He came there when I was a young teen. He and Betty were very dear to my family. When John and I were married he did the service for us. Over years we lost touch and several years ago were reconnected. John and I love Rev. Chow dearly and are so greatful we got to vist him in November.
He will be missed by may but I rejoice in knowing our Blessed Lord will greet him saying " Well done my faithful servant" Welcome home.
Love and prayers
Joyce Shoemaker
I will always remember his sweet smile, his graciousness and his kindness. Rest in Peace, man of God. (Rev. Nilsa Saliceti, Cincinnati, OH).
Jing and Betty have been a very special part of our family during their years in Maineville. We will always remember Jing as a very loving and caring person and a lot of fun to be around.
Betty, we love you dearly and you and your family are in our prayers.
All of our love and sympathy,
Terry and Pam McHenry
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Chuck Hildebrant & Family.
Although Pastor Chow did not baptize me, he was the first pastor I "remember" growing up in the Archbold United Methodist Church. Thinking about his kind eyes and smile and soft spoken, gentle manner still fills me with peace today.
I appreciated so much how he kept in touch with my parents all of those years later, especially when my dad was sick.
My condolences to the very special Chow family.
Amy (Holland) Robison
