In Loving Memory of

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Yuk Kam Lee

(26/09/1958 – 15/01/2021)

Lee was a loving son, husband, brother, father, uncle, friend and grandfather.

He always had a story to tell about his younger years, about where he had been and what he had done. He viewed the world with such optimism and enthusiasm, and will always be remembered for his light-hearted laughter.

Lee always lived how he wanted whilst he continually brought the brighter side of life to others. He loved films, food and taking pictures.

During his retirement, he made many trips across Asia with family and friends. Travelling to places such as: South Korea, Japan and Thailand, he enjoyed his time as fruitfully as he could. His later years was spent mostly with his loved ones home in the UK and in Hong Kong. 

As many know, Lee was very much loved by the community of Ludgershall. Serving the community for over 40 years, he had earned his place as a ‘Legend’ amongst us, and thus he will always be imprinted in our memories.

We are proud of this man we call our DAD and announce a condolence book for all that wish to write and share their stories with us, so that his life will be forever remembered.

 

 

 

 

Book Owner: Emma Lee
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Donna West

This is such sad news but Lee was a great man and his life should be celebrated. He was always polite and friendly to me and my family. Always asking about my mum, he genuinely cared about people and had such a great positive outlook on life. He used to make me laugh when I used to pick up my sister Leanne from her shift in Lee`s takeaway shop. I enjoyed coming in  and wait for my sister to finish work, Lee was always happy and ful of life. He was also a great cook… The best chicken curry ever let’s not forget that 🙂  He adored his family and loved them so much, he was always telling me about how well they were all doing. He was a proud man and such a huge part of the community in Ludgershall. I’m so glad I had the pleasure to meet him, I wish his family well and my thoughts are with them. Always here if they need anything x …
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Paul Stevens

A legend has definitely gone but as alot of us knew him for many years we have alot of memory’s to look back on I grew up hanging out with his daughter I always remember the strange cake we made in there house one weekend in the summer im sure Vicki got him to try it when he got home he was a great man and will definitely live on in everyone that knew him. …
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Younger brother Yin

Big Brother was a great brother and more than just a brother, he cares a lot and do a lot for every member of Lee’s family. As part of my childhood, I remember once he tought me how to ride a bike, I was very scared during the cycling of the bike and he told me he was still holding onto the bike seat and said don’t be scared Yin keep riding, actually he was not holding onto the bike until I notice i was doing it myself. Apart, I remember he took all his brothers Hon, me, Hong and little sister Meiling to day trips during his day off from the take-away in his BMW to go everywhere which we all enjoyed, like cinema, seaside, theme parks, playing with remote control plane, etc. He is certainly a loving brother and always.   Younger brother Yin …
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Alicia, Ben and Vanessa Li

Big brother kam has been a great support to me and children. Ben and Vanessa will greatly miss their loud, funny and always smiling “ba ba” who makes them prawn crackers and fruits when we visit him in Ludgershall.   Ben also remembered uncle “ba ba” took them to get free candy floss in Hong Kong, but it was so hot that it melted a soon as they step outside the shopping mall.   I remembered big brother loves his fruits and “dragon eye”… he would share them with me.  He is always smiling,  chatty and welcomes us into his home and has cared for us three since Hong’s passing. We’re grateful and will greatly miss him the next time we visit Ludgershall.  Hong used to look forward to visiting his big brother, greatly look up to him and appreciated that he’s taken up the family business whom had worked hard all his life.  Big brother always says he’s not the best at studies but he makes the best Chinese take away food!   Rest in peace now big brother and be reunited with Hong. …
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Sean Willmont

To a top, loving, genuine, fun family man Lee was a great friend of mine for many years from the day he and his family arrived in Ludgershall over 40 years ago. We had so many laughs over the years and great conversations, everybody whom he came into contact with loved him and his permanent smile, he always had time for everybody and was always interested what everybody was doing and the places they had been to visit and took a great interest. My friend and I Ronnie stone was in Lee’s takaway 35 years ago as we regulary did and a bit drunk, we decided he needed a more English name, after disccussing this with Lee who just smiled after names we came up with, we finally came up with Reg, from that day onwards Reg was born and Reggie. I used to laugh and think back to the night 35 years ago and then all through the 35 years later, people referred to him as Reg or Reggie, it used to make me chuckle as most really thought that was his name. He liked to see people do well and generate happiness, he worked so hard and …
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Hon and Yvonne

My big brother was a down-to-earth and fun guy. I will never forget his laughs. School was never his thing. He just wanted to play, eat, and watch movies. This was a big bonus for us young siblings during Ludgershall times. We always looked forward to his day-off from the take-away. After his retirement, his regular trips to HK to visit others in the family was no less quiet. HK became more noisy. It was easy for him to chat with anyone. Being an avid photographer, you can spot him from a mile away – he is the guy you see taking endless pictures on his smartphone… As a “food lover”, the deficiency in the number of teeth (not many…) did not stop him munching much of the snacks in HK. Later, he found that getting his teeth fixed was a better option for food enjoyment. We will miss him dearly. …
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Mary Farr

I remember Lee and his family when they first arrived in ludgershall with his brothers and sisters . And his mum and dad set up the Chinese takeaway . I went to school with Lee brothers and sister . Lee always had time to chat have a laugh with you he never forgot me when I left the village I always called back to ludgershall for the best Chinese ever . He used to say don’t leave to long next time lol . But will never forget his saying 5 mins innit I say you sure lol . lee is the legend of ludgershall and will be missed dearly. But his wife and daughters and son and grandchildren are going to great comfort in all these messages for Lee to show how much he was loved . Rip Lee we will all meet up again one day xxxx💔🌹 …
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Barry ramsden

Such a sad loss was well loved in the village i have known lee since school days .Was so funny watching him try to ride my bike in his flip flops rain or shine it was his flip flops on his feet .we had so many laughs over the years i will miss him. He used to laugh his head of when i used to drag him over the counter for a good tickling . RIP my dear friend  …
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Leanne emin

I met lee at a very young age I was best friends with his eldest daughter onna we grow up together and I remember several times being welcome in to there home for family meals and birthday parties too, lee treated me like one of the family as i got older lee gave me my first ever job in his chinese shop he was a wonderful man,we had lots of laughs together and he gave me alot of advice to take with me along the way to where I am now, he was lovely to my mum and sister and always took time to chat to them, he met my son kameran too.Lee was such a family man he was a loving husband a wonderful father to onna emma vicky Yvonne and peter and everytime we had conversations he always told me  how proud of all of them he was.  Lee you touch alot of people hearts especially mine rip my friend a d thank you for everything you did for me . …
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Mei-Ling Liu

Lee Yuk Kam is my fun loving Big Brother. He is kind, heart warming, full of laughter and gives unconditionally.   I will treasure the happy childhood days spent playing together and going on day trips. Alton Tower, Southsea, Kowloon……..all of which he captured with his camera. Remembering how he taught me to ride a bicycle and often treated me to sweeties.    We enjoyed joking around with one another no matter what age. He is the most caring Big Brother a little sister would ever want.   Where ever he is ….. Big Brother’s echoes of Laughter will always be with us. …
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