Bangla Road Thai Food

16/10/2026

12/10/2026

Today, I attended Aunty Grace's funeral, and it was a beautiful reminder that a funeral can be more than mourning a loss. It can be a celebration of a life well lived.

At 87, Aunty Grace was still working at a show in Vredenburg , doing what she loved, when she experienced chest pains. I am grateful that she did not endure years of prolonged suffering, but passed away peacefully.

It made me reflect on how we spend our lives. We often postpone our dreams, waiting for the right time to enjoy life. Yet perhaps the real secret is to find purpose in what we do every day, regardless of our age.

Aunty Grace's influence is especially meaningful to me. When her Red Lantern food truck retired from events, it helped inspire me to start Bangla Road Thai Food. In that way, her entrepreneurial spirit continues through my own journey.

Rest peacefully, Aunty Grace. I salute you for the life you lived and the inspiration you left behind. Uncle Wing , carry on what you doing and when you feel like getting behind the wok , you know where to come to.

26/09/2026

Rest in peace aunty Grace. Condolences to the family and friends. We will miss you !

30/08/2026

Well done Desert Wolves for hosting an outstanding rally.