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Twenty-two-year-old Hui Wang ’08 was riding with five others in a car headed for the Catskills when his Mazda swerved into the wrong lane, hitting another car head on. Wang died instantly. That was as far as I got in The Crimson article before I was logging onto Facebook.com in search of his profile...
Over 100 students and members of the Harvard community entered Memorial Church to the strains of organ music to commemorate Hui Wang ’08 yesterday afternoon. A funeral service for Wang, an Eliot House resident who died in a car crash in New York on Oct. 7, was held Tuesday in Boston’s Chinatown. Wang, 22, was a member of the Outing Club and the Harvard Table Tennis Club, and a longtime volunteer with PBHA’s Chinatown ESL program. Wang’s friends and family—including his parents, who arrived from...
...funeral service for Hui Wang ’08, the Eliot House biochemical sciences concentrator killed in a car crash in the Catskill Mountains of New York earlier this month, is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. today at the Wing Fook Funeral Home at 13 Gerard Street in Boston, friends of Wang announced. According to Dongbo Yu ’07, Wang’s body was transported from New York yesterday, two days after family members from Guangzhou, China, arrived in Boston. The service at the Gerard Street funeral home will last until 1 p.m., according...
Most donations have ranged between $1 and $20, but a large anonymous donation was made last Wednesday. Jugo Kapetanovic ‘07 walked into his suite to find an envelope labeled “For Hui, a Great Human Being.” Enclosed were five $100 bills...
...Hui Wang’s funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m. tomorrow (Tuesday) at the Wing Kook Funeral Home in Boston, the director of Harvard University Health Services announced this afternoon. Wang, a junior biochemical sciences concentrator in Eliot House, was killed in a car crash Oct. 7 in the Catskill Mountains of New York. University Health Services chief David S. Rosenthal ’59 said he was asked by Wang’s family to publicize the funeral to the Harvard community. Harvard paid for Wang’s parents, who live in Guangzhou, China, to travel...