Ms Kim knew all the best camps and youth ministries in the Greater Philadelphia area.  We knew her originally through Teen Haven. Over the years, she mentored me in principles of evangelism. I particularly remember how she used scripture when she disciplined the children so they would understand how their choices are seen by God and have spiritual impact.  She introduced me to fantastic organizations and resources that my children and our church members are still regularly enjoying:  Camp Melody, Child Evangelism Fellowship of Philadelphia and Bucks County, Read to Me Bible, and a big screen TV that the church uses instead of a projector, to name a few.  She fellowshiped and partnered with our church for some time, bringing her neighbors 40 minutes to our day camp, our Bible Study and to church. When she couldn't do it, we drove 40 min there and back to pick up those she would have brought.  It was an honor to collaborate with her, we wish she would have stayed longer. 

When I think of Ms Kim, I think of a person who lived before God by incorporating Scripture and joy into the small parts of life.  She loved and gave beyond human capacity.  I am thankful for what she left behind, and thankful to have known her and her amazing children.

Sorry to hear the passing away of my dear sister and friend, Mrs Kim. Sorry, I was out of country and wasn't able to attend the memorial service. She will always be remembered for her contribution in our church children ministry. Her love to the young people and her dedication to serve them has been inspiring to me. Now she is with her Lord whom she has been serving.

My prayer is to her children and family.

Meaza Assefa

Meeting Ms. Kim for the first time was something more extraordinary. She’s was like my 2nd mom who loves Jesus and allow me to make a mistake, but needing to go back to God. 7 years, it has been since I last interacted with Ms. Kim. In those years, Ms. Kim would check in on me by calling and leaving bits and pieces of Her Love. Lately, I have been grieving of her passing. Thinking I should’ve talk to her more and take a photo with her. How terrible was I. Now, as I trained for my lifeguard certification. I can’t think maybe I could’ve save Ms. Kim. I have fears of drowning as a child. But, I shall not fear. Ms. Kim is super special. Heaven is super lucky to have her. “ If it’s not over, it’s not the end” and don’t cried because it’s over, smile because it happen.” Those 2 quotes has helped me along this journey of my in depth grief. As I was thinking how to celebrate Ms. Kim’s legacy. The Spirit spoke to me. The voice was still and small. Speaking to my heart was for me to continue to be a good Christian. That’s sounded like Ms. Kim and God alright. Love you Ms. Kim! 

- Diane Kor Pak 

With all my love to you Ms. Kim!! 

My deepest Condolences to the family . Kim is truly a servant after Gods heart. She gave to sooo many in need no matter their circumstance. She has  been an honorable example to me. 

Hannah and I will miss you Dearly Kim.

Kim Mai was older than me only a mere 2 years.  While living in Great Neck at the age of 15, she had taken on the role of a cook and a house keeper.  I was free to study and join track team and do daily exercise while she was taking on a mother's duty.  I owe her much for the care and being there when needed the most.

 I dont remember her asking me for favor or money my whole life.  She was always be the one giving and caring and taking on responsibility from day one.  Without conditions.  She had bailed me out several times when I got stuck on debts in my later years after college.  I remember her telling me that she had come to the assistance of other siblings in the times of need.  She was on site when a brother went through  a motorcycle accident in Tennessee.  She had worked with the underserved  in Phu Quoc, Vietnam.

When I left for California in 1990, she came to visit to make sure I was safe alone on my own.  Others were too busy for that but not sister Kim Mai.

She was a constant reminder for me to keep life simple and be true to the ones around me.  

I will miss her for the constant reminder to be a good parent and lead a positive spiritual life.  She shines bright in the path of service and that is a very worthy way to exist in this world.  Giving and loving selflessly was her mantra.

It was disappointing to see her leaving so early but I know that her guidance was not wasted.  Her mission was well done and her vision was grand.  Her integrity was solid.  Rest in peace sister Kim Mai.

We met Kim Mai Tang about 15 years ago at the Pastors Conference here at FBC, Jacksonville Florida. She stayed with us for the week and when time to go home she had accumulated a bunch of books. We were looking forward to seeing her when she left Israel but God had a better plan. It's been a pleasure supporting her all these years. 

Frank and Anh 

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