If you can not join us in person, you can still join us virtually by clicking on the link here to see the Celebration of Life service live-streamed! If you can join us in person, please RSVP here.

For parking, plan to arrive by 12:30 pm to find parking.
Parking is free at the Stadium Drive Garage, 148 Fitzrandolph Rd., Princeton, NJ 08540. From there you can take the free TigerTransit electric bus which can drop you off near the chapel 4 minutes away when you get off at the McCosh Walk on Washington Rd Stop. You will need a day permit (free) to park there which you can get at the parking garage or ahead of time online. Click on this link for more campus parking information:
https://transportation.prince…
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You can pay for parking at nearby parking garages and then walk about 10 mins. to the chapel:
The Spring Street Garage, 24 Spring St., Princeton, NJ 08542; Palmer Square Hulfish Garage, 11 Hulfish St., Princeton, NJ 08542
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You can try to find metered parking on the street around campus.

We won't be able to livestream the burial service. If you can join us in person, please RSVP here.
The burial service is at my dad's gravesite which is only .3 miles away (a 7 minute walk from the chapel). His remains are in an urn which will be buried next to my brother Tom's gravesite. You may also drive there too but parking may be tight at the cemetery. He will be buried in the far northeast corner of the cemetery. Look for a tent that will be set up over the grave.
Other family buried in the cemetery: Tom Tsao, Chu-Ping Tu, Helen Tu, Frank's father, Frank's paternal grandparents, Frank's uncle and his wife, and Frank's aunt and her husband.
Some famous people buried at the Princeton Cemetery: Aaron Burr, Jr. (he shot Hamilton), President Grover Cleveland, and the parents of the Menendez brothers.

I worked with Shevchenko Monuments of Perth Amboy, NJ to make this design for my parents' gravestone, front and back, which features etchings of photos. The scene on the back is a photo of Laguna Beach which is near where my parents last lived together in Laguna Woods, CA. Click on "Download program" to see the design.

After the burial service we would like to invite everyone to eat dinner with us at Shanghai Bun which is a 3.4 miles drive from the cemetery (about 13 mins). This was one of my Dad’s favorite restaurants that he ate at when he lived in Princeton Junction. They serve dumplings and hot & sour soup which were some of my dad's favorite foods. If you can join us, please RSVP here.
Due to the number of RSVPs for this dinner, we have switched from our original plan of eating at Xibei Cuisine to Shanghai Bun which is further away but has more seating capacity. Please let others know of this switch. Thank you!

Since many family members may be in town already, we would like to invite any family members to an extended Tsao Family Reunion breakfast at our hotel the next morning. We will be sponsoring this breakfast and look forward to it being a time of sharing and connecting with long lost relatives. We can bring old family photos to share with each other and try to figure out together who are in the photos. I also hope to put on a wall display of the Tsao Family Tree to show the younger generation how we are all related over now 5 generations.
If you can join us for this family reunion event, please RSVP here so we can order the right amount of food.

To continue the Extended Tsao Family Reunion, we would like to invite you to join us for lunch nearby at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. We will be sponsoring admission to this garden as well as the lunch at the Van Gogh Cafe. We are hoping this gives us all a chance to spend some more memorable times together as a family. If you can make this family reunion event, please RSVP here so we can purchase the right amount of tickets to the garden and reserve the right amount of seats in the cafe.
Our family reunion will end when we finish walking around the garden together after lunch.