Lin Gee Jer Jer as I fondly knew her, came to work with my family before I was born when she was just 17, however, she didn’t just work for my parents, she became a part of our family, living with us for 5 years with my mum and dad considering her a younger sister and my brothers calling her and considering her an older sister.  They have many memories of the time they spent together and although when she moved back to Manchester she no longer lived with them, they kept in contact over the years and when I was born later, I too considered her a very close auntie.  She will forever, as is her family, be our family.  Rest in peace Lin Gee Jer Jer.