Shun Wong

Shun Ho (Lisa) Wong (née Lee) of Mt Victoria, Wellington, passed away peacefully on Friday, 27 February 2026, aged 94. Beloved wife of the late Bing, and mother (and mother-in-law) of Lee Shun (Diana), Jeffrey, and Sharon. A celebration of life will be at Lychgate Funerals followed by burial at Mākara Cemetery and a reception. RSVP for reception in tributes below.

Condolances

Margaret Wong

Dear Jeffery and family, I was very sad to hear about the sudden passing of your mum, but was really happy that she spent the last few days of her life visiting you in Sydney having a good time. Lovely memories for you to cherish. Condolences to your whole family. May she rest in peace. God Bless you all 🙏🙏🙏 Margaret Wong (wife of the late William), also Rachael, David & Sarah (+ Thea) and James.

Jessica Cole

To My Beautiful Godmother and family,
I am so shocked to hear of the sudden passing of your Mum. Im glad you got to have a great holiday back to Hong Kong recently and do all the things that your Mum wanted to do 🤍🇭🇰
Love you all dearly,
From Jessica, Nic, Mischa, Ruby and Stella 💌

Virginia Chan

Dear Lee Shun, Jeffrey and Sharon
We were all sad to learn of your mother’s passing. We have very happy memories of her and cherish the good times that we shared with her and your family.
My daughters, Selina and Jennifer remember your mother, Aunty Ho, with affection.
With lots of love
Virginia and Daniel, Keith and Winnie, Hettie, Yvonne and Robert, Christina and Luke, Selwyn and Lily and Selina and Jennifer.

Jane Nichols

To dear Leeshun and your family. I am so sorry to hear of your beautiful Mums passing. It was good that you had a lovely holiday with your mum. You will have beautiful memories to cherish for ever. My thoughts and condolences are with you at this time. 🦋🌷🌾🥰
Leigh and Jane and my extended family 🇭🇰

Caroline Steemson

I was so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing and extend my deepest and most heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Much love love to you as always from this member of your Hamilton family. Caroline.

Judith Mccallum

I have lived across the road from Lisa in Elizabeth St for 30 years and have observed her quiet, unassuming presence tending her garden and walking to and from the market. We would nod in recognition or sometimes actually say “hello” that seemed enough for both of us…a cordial acquaintance that was reassuring but with no expectations. I will miss Lisa’s presence and send my condolences to her family who will certainly feel their loss. Ngā mihi nui Kia whanau.

Karina, Kevin, Isobelle & Hayden

Dear Lee and Jeff

Thank you for sharing your Mum with me, she became a dear friend to all of us, and we are blessed to know that she was as fond of us as we were of her. It will be hard to go out and not say hi to her. I will miss seeing her in her garden or walking to the supermarket. She was one amazing, independent and sometimes stubborn lady, and we will miss her beautiful face.  I am so glad that we learned to communicate with our hearts, and words were not always necessary.  We are thinking of you all, and we will carry her in our hearts where we carry all those people who we have loved.

Margaret Evans

To our long-standing and dear friend Lee Shun: Kylie, Charlie and family join me in bringing you & your family sympathy on this sad occasion, but also the wish that your warm memories of your mother’s long life remain with you for the future. I recall the first time I met her – in that upstairs cafe with her friends, so many years ago? And how wonderful those final few days were for her – and you. XX Margaret Evans
We also bring you warm messages from your Hamilton friends, including the Braithwaites:
“I am so sorry to hear that your Mum has left you -lots and lots of love. ❤️No doubt she is having a great old time up there with Dad. When you are free we would love to see you.Take care and thinking of you.” Pennie B x
“Please pass on my deepest sympathies. What a beautiful photo of Shun Wong on the website. Lee Shun looks so much like her mum. I see now where the style and grace come from. All my love to Lee Shun.” Mark B

Clara Wong

Dear Jeffrey and Family,
I felt sad about the news of Aunt passing away. I still remember all the memorable experiences we had together while I was studying in New Zealand. My condolences to you and your family.
Much love from Clara and the Wong family.

Chan Family

On behalf of the Chan family, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Lee and Jeffery during this difficult time.
May you find comfort in the memories you shared with your mother and in the support of those around you.
With deepest sympathy from the Chan family — Wing, Dora, Calvin, Sophie, Raymond, Serena, Jonathon, and Maggie.
May Shun Ho Wong rest in peace.

Diana Sue

Dear Diana and Jeffrey,
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your loved ones. May your mum rest in peace. Sending you thoughts of comfort at this sad time.
The Sue Family.