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In August (2007), Jim (with help from Tina, Tim, Kristiana and Sunny) gave a [http://teiru.net/wonton_class_070825 wonton folding class at the Benedale Center]. | In August (2007), Jim (with help from Tina, Tim, Kristiana and Sunny) gave a [http://teiru.net/wonton_class_070825 wonton folding class at the Benedale Center]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:34, 24 December 2009
The James Yao Wiki
This Wiki web is being set up to collect stories about Jim Yao as well as to collect useful information for those who suffer from Parkinson Disease as Jim does. Jim's wife Anna passed away in 2006; there is a Wiki web site set up to celebrate her life.
Also take a look at http://squarearts.com which is Jim's site for his paintings and paper foldings.
In August (2007), Jim (with help from Tina, Tim, Kristiana and Sunny) gave a wonton folding class at the Benedale Center.
December 23, 2009: Jim Yao passed away at home at the Benedale Center (under hospice care) with his son Tim, daughter-in-law Nan and granddaughter Kristiana holding his hands.
Stories about Jim
Please feel free to create a login for yourself and to enter your stories here.
- Messages of condolence - Hojjat Adeli, Donn Hancher, Felix Wong, Tami and Hitoshi Furuta, Jose Roesset, Lee Lowery
- Origami Mobile - Carol Hsiung
- Origami in Kyoto - Emin Aktan
- Jim the basketball player - Robert Hsiung
- the kindest man I know - Lily Loh
- the Texas A&M years - John Weese
- compassionate - Mike Gaus
- when Jim wanted me to do something - Ross Corotis
