Birth date: Aug 8, 1970 Death date: Jan 23, 2026
Andrew Thomas Ang, born in Singapore on August 8, 1970, passed away in Tacoma, WA on January 23, 2026 at the age of 55. Andrew worked as a case worker in social services. He is survived by his wife, Chantha; children, Richard, S Read Obituary
Miss you Dad, one day we’ll get some Wing Dome and Pho Bac together all as a family in the Acura Legend!
To the mosy hardworking, funny, loving, strong and most beautiful soul that I call Dad, I love you very much and Im always thinking of the times when we hangout together and play music loud when we are cruising together through Tacoma and Sumer going to Walmart. I play all the songs when we were cruising together and I still imagine you and your voice when im driving playing those somgs because of how much we share the passion of basketball and old school music 🥹💔 Im still heartbroken that youre not here with me but you'll always be in mybheart because thats where you'll always be at ❤️ I love you so much Dad and im just waiting til you come back home so we can hangout again but until that day comes, I'll always be missing you 💔💔 Love you very much dad and see you when we see each other again ❤️🥹
Celebrating the Life of Andrew T. Ang
May 1st, 2026 from 6:00PM - 9:30PM PST
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Seattle WA 98199
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
My heart goes out to the family for your tremendous loss. I know he loved and adored all of you. You were his pride and joy! He glowed every time he talked about spending time with his family. I had the fortune of working with Andrew for several years when he joined our small and mighty workforce team out of Tacoma. He always brought levity and new ideas to the group along with lots of enthusiasm and a wicked appetite LOL. He was a special one-of-a-kind precious soul, curious, funny, caring, and all Andrew. A man of many interests and lots of really funny stories. He was a true friend to soo many. My heart goes out to you. Rest in peace Dear Andrew.
On behalf of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, TERO Department, we offer our most sincere condolences for the loss of such an amazing man...may his light never fade, may his memory forever grace your days as you move through this grief with the thoughts of how much he has been to not just those who had the honor of knowing him, but also to those whose lives were forever made better by his efforts.
With raised hands to you, your family asking our ancestors to circle around you and lift you up.....with all my relations.
MVTO.
Chris Winters
To Andy and his Family, condolences to all of you from my family and I.
I met Andy when we were just teenagers growing up in Seattle. We reconnected a few years ago. Like when we were young Andy brought some of our friends together and we would group chat in the evenings, I will miss him. I wanted to write something very epic here but all I have is random thoughts of so many years ago…..
Brought together at a house party in the mid-80s with Matt, Ed, and John. We were singing 50s Do-wop songs while drinking bootleg beers while the band played Metallica (Ed knew that for some reason).
Riding in Matt’s Rambler with the barrel holding up the passenger seat.
Always complaining about my Camels.
Nordstrom’s Cafe after school with The Crew.
Dreaming about owning a ‘57 Chevy, you made our dream come true!
Your jukebox and cigarette machine.
Combat Monopoly with Matt- he is still mad about that!
You and I walking Chinatown and chowing down at Tai Tungs and checking out the Martial Arts store.
Pawn Shop on 2nd and buying coins from Singapore.
HNA Dances
Dick’s on Broadway and QA Hill.
Mini Golf
Countless other adventures and mis-adventures.
I will miss you and have missed these times forever - In this life you never have friends like you did when you were 16.
John, Tim, Ed, Andy, Matt, Steve, Tiff and the rest from those times, he is really gone and we are a lot less without him!
RIP Whitt I will be along soon, bringing cheap beers and my Camels. 😉
I am so grateful that I had the chance to meet you and create fond memories. Richard and I will forever remember the amazing times we had together. Richard’s personality and yours are the same funny, caring and always finds a way to bring the best out of everyone 🥹😇 This isn’t goodbye, we’ll see each other again. We love you ❤️
Dad is an amazing human being with a great heart ♥️ he never failed to make us laugh. I miss you please stop by in my dreams so I can say my last goodbye and a last hug from you.
Sammantha Ang lit a candle in memory of Andrew Ang
