May's Mutterings

In Memoriam: George Hsueh-lee Liang (梁學禮）

Our family thanks you for taking the time to visit this page, dedicated to our husband and father, George Hsueh-lee Liang (梁學禮). We have many fond and loving memories of him over the years.

We have obituaries in English, Chinese (Traditional), and Chinese (Simplified). There is also a slideshow here. Please click on the links or use the drop down menu to read. We welcome you to add your own stories, memories, and photos to these pages.

If you would like to reach our family, we can be reached at:

Doreen (Yunteh Shen) Liang: ytsliang@aol.com

May Liang: may@mayliang.us

Roy Liang: roycliang@gmail.com

The family has opted not to have a memorial service in accordance with George’s wishes. While contributions are not at all necessary (your memories of him are enough!), anyone who wishes to make a contribution can do so to the following:

A memorial and endowed fund in the name of Dr. George H L Liang has been established at the Kansas State University Foundation. Contributions may be sent to: KSU Foundation, 1800 Kimball Ave., Ste 200, Manhattan, KS 66502, please indicate fund M47482. To make a gift online, go to www.ksufoundation.org/give/memorials.

Comments

7 responses to “In Memoriam: George Hsueh-lee Liang (梁學禮）”

  1. Elizabeth Stolpe Avatar
    Elizabeth Stolpe

    I am so sorry to hear of this loss. My condolences to you all.
    What a beautiful tribute you’ve created here. Thank you for sharing this with us. I have made a donation to Dr Liang’s memorial fund with enthusiasm knowing what an important place KSU is to your family.
    My very best to you all.

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  2. Joanne Kelly Avatar
    Joanne Kelly

    What an incredible life of courage and service. I’m so sorry for your loss and I’m keeping your family in my prayers.

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  3. Yong-Cheng Shi Avatar
    Yong-Cheng Shi

    I am very sad to learn about the passing of Professor Liang. I started my connection with Kansas State University because of Professor Liang and Doreen. I still remember that when I arrived in Manhattan in 1987, Professor Liang and Yangshen Wu picked me up at the airport. It was late. Professor Liang drove and stopped by the Burger King and got me a fish sandwich meal on our way to the Royal Towers Apartment. Many years passed, I still remember that night, and still remember those days Dr. Seib and I played ping-pong at the basement of your house, parties at your house, and road trip etc. I am very grateful for all the support and help from Professor Liang. Professor Liang will be deeply missed, never forgotten.

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  4. Grace Chien Avatar
    Grace Chien

    My husband and I met George and Doreen in LaJolla as retirees. George and IC playing ping pong on a regular basis. Words can’t quite describe how comfortable we felt with them right away and our friendship flourished. George was kind, generous and a good friend. We have many good memories with him. We will miss him. Condolences to your family.

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  5. Roger Brannan Avatar
    Roger Brannan

    May & Roy, Doris & I express our sympathy for your dear loss. Your father made many professional contributions. I sure am grateful to Doreen & George for providing your talents & yourselves to the MHS Debate/Forensics program.

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  6. Don Huang Avatar
    Don Huang

    I’m so sorry to hear of his passing. George took interest on in me
    I worked in his lab during college and on his housing. He played ping pong and basketball with us as kids.

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  7. Agnes Huang Avatar
    Agnes Huang

    Deepest sympathies for your loss, May, Roy, and Doreen. I have many fond memories of him bringing cow manure to our house so my parents could grow their Chinese vegetables (it stank!!!), playing basketball and ping pong with him, making potstickers in your old house, and his old manual shift Mustang (I thought it was the coolest car!). Hope your memories keep him alive in your hearts.

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