A Sacramento Family’s
Legacy of Healing | AANHPI Heritage
Month
From a Gold Rush
herbalist to a modern cancer
surgeon, one Fiddletown family’s
legacy of healing lives on.
The Sacramento
region's AANHPI healing legacy spans
over a century. Pioneers like the
Fiddletown-based Yee family
transitioned from 19th-century
traditional Chinese herbalism and
saving the lives of early California
governors to modern oncology,
perfectly bridging Eastern and
Western medicine.
The Yee family and
the Chew Kee Store (established
1850) represent one of the most
remarkable medical lineages in
California:
• The
Early Years (1862): Herbalist
Dr. Yee Fung Cheung used traditional
herbal remedies to save the life of
California's First Lady, Jane
Stanford. He also provided care to
gold miners and Chinese laborers on
the Transcontinental Railroad using
over 150 medicinal plants and roots
stored in intricately labeled herb
drawers.
•
Generational Evolution: The
legacy of the Yee family continues
into modern times through
practitioners like Dr. David Yee, a
prominent urologic oncologist at
Sutter Health. He bridges historical
cultural roots with contemporary
Western cancer care, honoring his
ancestors.
• Broader
Impact: The Yee family is not
alone in this bridging of care;
figures like Dr. Herbert Yee served
on the California Dental Board in
the mid-20th century, breaking down
racial barriers in the state.
•
Cultural Preservation: You can
still visit or explore historical
sites tied to this Gold Rush and
Delta medical legacy, such as the
Chew Kee Store in Fiddletown or the
historical AAPI museums located in
the nearby Sacramento Delta town of
Locke.
ABC 10
Sacramento Story
The Herbalist’s
Legacy: Dr. Yee Fung Cheung
Most
Californians—even Chinese
Americans—have never heard of
Fiddletown. Yet in the 1850s, this
Gold Rush town was home to over
5,000 Chinese miners, merchants, and
herbalists—the second-largest
Chinese settlement in the U.S.
The Chew Kee Store
Museum—one of the oldest
rammed-earth adobe buildings in
America—is preserved by the
Fiddletown Preservation Society and
listed on the National Register of
Historic Places.
Featuring an
interview with Dr. Franklin Yee, a
nonagenarian descendant of Dr. Yee
Fung Cheung, the famed herbalist,
this broadcast takes viewers inside
the museum and through Chinese
Americans’ Gold Rush history.
Samantha
Yee, Sacramento
Yee Fung Toy Society
of Canada Hosts Tea Reception to
Welcome Johnson Kin Lun Yee
On Tuesday, June 9,
the Yee Fung Toy Society of Canada
hosted a tea reception at Sun Sui
Wah Seafood Restaurant to warmly
welcome Mr. Johnson Kin Lun Yee,
Founding President of the World Yee
Family Association, who had traveled
from Hong Kong for a visit.
During the tea
reception, Mr. Johnson Kin Lun Yee
gathered with Canadian clan members
and held in-depth discussions on the
preparations for the 9th World Yee
Family Association Convention, to be
held from November 13 to 14 this
year in the Gordon Wu Ballroom at B
P International, Hong Kong. They
also exchanged valuable views on
related matters.
The Yee Fung Toy
Society of Canada expressed its
heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Johnson
Kin Lun Yee for taking time out of
his busy schedule to visit. This tea
reception not only strengthened the
friendship and ties among clan
members at home and abroad, further
promoting mutual exchange and
cooperation, but also brought clan
members together. It laid a solid
foundation for carrying forward the
fine traditions of the Yee clan,
advancing clan fellowship, and
supporting the successful convening
of the 9th World Yee Family
Association Convention.
Martin
Yee, Vancouver, Canada
Thailand Yu Clan
Welcomes the Dragon Boat Festival
On the third day of
the fifth lunar month, Wednesday,
June 17, members of the Thailand Yu
Clan Association gathered in
fellowship for a solemn yet
heartwarming ancestral worship
ceremony, welcoming the Dragon Boat
Festival two days in advance.
Filled with
gratitude and blessings, the
gathering offered a meaningful
opportunity to honour the virtues of
our ancestors, preserve our
cherished traditions, and deepen the
bonds that unite our clan.
May our ancestors
bless all members of the Yu family
with peace, good health, and harmony
at home. May our clan continue to
flourish, carrying its legacy
forward from generation to
generation. Wishing everyone peace,
wellness, and a joyful Dragon Boat
Festival!
Fook Biu
Yu, Bangkok, Thailand
Singapore Yee Clan
Delegation Arrives in Sarawak for 45th
Anniversary Celebration
A 19-member
delegation from the Singapore Yee
Clan Association arrived in Sibu on
Friday, June 26, to attend the 45th
anniversary celebration of Persatuan
Klan Yii Sarawak.
Led by Singapore
Yee Clan Association president Boon
Kwee Ee, the delegation departed
from Terminal 1 of Singapore Changi
Airport on a Scoot flight and landed
at Sibu Airport (SBW) in the
afternoon.
The visit marks the
group’s participation in a three-day
programme organized to commemorate
the Sarawak Association’s milestone
anniversary.
Upon arrival,
Sarawak Yii Clan Association
chairman Chao Ren and several
committee members welcomed the
delegation and arranged transport to
Kingwood Hotel Sibu, where the
visitors checked in.
The delegation is
scheduled to attend a welcome dinner
on Friday evening, and an
anniversary banquet the following
night, bringing together clan
members from various regions to
renew ties and strengthen
fellowship.
During their stay,
the visitors are also expected to
experience Sibu and Sarawak’s
cultural diversity, local cuisine
and natural attractions.
This afternoon,
after checking in at the Kingwood
Hotel Sibu, my wife and I took a
short walk to a nearby park along
the Rajang River. We enjoyed the
riverfront scenery and Sibu’s
distinctive charm, marking a
pleasant start to the celebrations
ahead.
Eu Han
Yam, Singapore
Chronicle of the Thai Yee Clan
Association’s Visit to Malaysia
The Thai Yu Clan
Association traveled to Malaysia
to celebrate the 45th anniversary
of the Persatuan Klan Yii Sarawak.
The Thai Yu Clan
Association recently formed a
delegation and traveled to
Malaysia to take part in a series
of commemorative events marking
the 45th anniversary of the
Persatuan Klan Yii Sarawak. The
visit was deeply meaningful,
strengthening fellowship among
clan members from different
countries and highlighting the
enduring bond of the Yee family.
Highlights of
the Itinerary:
Opening of
the Celebration: On the
evening of June 26, the delegation
arrived in Sibu and was invited to
attend a grand welcome dinner held
at the Sheraton Hotel, officially
marking the beginning of the
celebratory visit.
Cultural
Exchange and Grand Gathering:
On the morning of June 27, the
delegation visited the Persatuan
Klan Yii Sarawak clubhouse. In
view of Sibu’s large Foochow
Chinese community, the itinerary
also included a special visit to
the World Fuzhou Shiyi Heritage
Gallery, offering deeper insight
into the area’s diverse Chinese
cultural heritage. That evening,
the centerpiece of the
celebration—the 45th anniversary
commemorative banquet—was held in
grand style at the Kingwood Hotel.
Dozens of banquet tables filled
the venue, where distinguished
guests gathered. In addition to
representatives from Yee clan
associations across Malaysia,
delegations from Thailand,
Singapore, and Bandung, Indonesia
also came together to share in the
occasion.
Continuing
Bonds of Fellowship: On
June 28, the delegation proceeded
to visit the Bintulu Yee Clan
Association, where they were
warmly received by the local
president and clan members. After
lunch, the group continued to the
Persatuan Klan Yu Miri and, that
evening, was invited to dine with
several senior members of the
local Fengcai Hall. Seeing these
elders remain spirited and
vigorous even into their nineties
was both admirable and inspiring.
A Warm
Welcome in Kuching: On June
29, the delegation flew to
Kuching, where they were warmly
welcomed by local clan members.
Clan elder Yee Min Sin, owner of
the Sheraton Hotel in Sibu,
graciously hosted a cordial dinner
at the hotel.
Acknowledgments:
The five-day,
four-night visit was completed
smoothly and successfully. The
Thai Yu Clan Association extends
its sincere appreciation to
President Chao Ren and the finance
team of the Persatuan Klan Yii
Sarawak for their thoughtful
arrangements and attentive
hospitality throughout the trip.
This cross-border bond of kinship
will remain one of the most
treasured memories of the journey,
and we look forward to more
opportunities for exchange and
cooperation in the future.
Fook Biu
Yu, Bangkok, Thailand
Chicago Yee Fung Toy July 4th Picnic
On July 4,
Independence Day in the United
States, members and board members
of the Chicago Yee Fung Toy Family
Association gathered at Half Day
Forest Preserve in Vernon Hills,
Illinois, to spend a warm and
enjoyable time filled with
community fellowship. Located
about a 45-minute drive from
Chicago, this peaceful and
pleasant natural preserve provided
a comfortable and spacious outdoor
setting for the picnic gathering.
Half Day Forest
Preserve covers 243 acres and
features a three-acre fishing
pond, picnic shelters, and a
playground, making it well suited
for hiking, bicycling, family
gatherings, and various outdoor
activities. That day, everyone
gathered in nature, strengthened
their bonds through friendly
conversation, and enjoyed the
relaxed and cheerful holiday
atmosphere.
The activities
were rich, lively, and enjoyable,
including bingo, a cup-stacking
competition, candy tossing, and a
raffle. The venue was filled with
laughter and excitement, leaving
participating relatives, family
members, and friends with happy
and unforgettable memories.
The picnic meal
that day was provided by Popeyes
fried chicken, along with dishes
from Starlight Restaurant. Located
in Chicago’s Chinatown, Starlight
Restaurant is a local restaurant
operated by members of the Yee
family, adding even more familiar
hometown taste and community
fellowship to the gathering.
Our heartfelt
thanks go to all relatives, family
members, and friends who
participated in and helped prepare
for this picnic, making the event
full of laughter, warmth, and
wonderful memories. We look
forward to gathering again in the
future and continuing the deep
bonds, spirit of unity, and warm
community traditions of the Yee
family.
Evelyn
Yee, Chicago
SoCal Yee Fung
Toy Association Celebrates Parents’
Day and Scholarship Awards
The Southern
California Yee Fung Toy Family
Association held its annual
Parents’ Day and Scholarship
Awards Ceremony on Saturday, July
11, at World Seafood Restaurant.
The event drew 153 clan members
and guests, from elders in their
nineties to young families with
infants, creating a warm and
lively atmosphere.
This year, 18
students received Yee scholarships
in recognition of their academic
achievements, and two recipients
received Special Service Awards.
Guests shared a meal and enjoyed a
joyful family gathering.
During the
banquet, Elder Kwok Kon reminded
senior travelers to purchase
insurance for the November trip to
the 9th World Yee Family
Association Convention in Hong
Kong, with stops in Kaiping and
Taishan. He noted the premium is
$69 per person and encouraged
interested clan members to contact
him for details.
Edith
Yee, Southern California
Sacramento Yee Fung Toy Association
2026 Summer Picnic
On Sunday, July
12, we were honored to attend the
2026 Summer Picnic hosted by the
Sacramento Yee Fung Toy
Association at Land Park. The cool
weather, strong turnout, and
lively atmosphere made for a
joyful gathering.
The organizers
warmly welcomed everyone and
arranged an enjoyable program
featuring karaoke, tug-of-war, a
lucky draw, and a delicious lunch.
In the evening,
out-of-town guests gathered for
dinner at the Far East Café, where
good food and conversation helped
strengthen friendship and
understanding.
With the support
of the leaders from the YFT US
Headquarters and the YFT of
Southern California Family
Association, the annual picnic
continues to connect branches,
deepen clan ties, and promote
organizational growth.
We sincerely
thank the leaders, staff, and
volunteers of the Sacramento Yee
Fung Toy Association for their
thoughtful planning and warm
hospitality. May our clan ties
grow stronger, the organization
prosper, and everyone gather again
next year!
Wan Hua
Huang, Stockton
New York Yee
Fong Toy Association 2026 Summer
Outing
The New York Yee
Fong Toy Association 2026 Summer
Outing was originally scheduled
for Saturday, July 18 but was
postponed to Sunday, July 19 due
to a forecast of severe
thunderstorms.
This year’s
outing was held at New York’s
famous Coney Island, known for its
exciting amusement park
attractions and beautiful seaside
views. The rescheduled day brought
clear skies, a gentle breeze, and
refreshing sea air. Nearly 90 clan
members joined the event,
including more than 20 teenagers
and students. To encourage youth
participation, 2025 scholarship
recipients received free amusement
park admission, while other young
participants enjoyed half-price
tickets. All attendees also
received delicious lunch sets, and
the day was filled with laughter
and cheerful conversation.
Young
participants enjoyed thrilling
rides such as roller coasters and
the Ferris wheel, while senior
members strolled along Coney
Island Beach, admired the Atlantic
Ocean views, and visited nearby
attractions. The outing concluded
successfully in a warm and lively
atmosphere, strengthening bonds
among clan members and creating
wonderful summer memories for all.
Bo Xi
Chen, New York
YFT
Family Association Headquarters
U.S.A. Annual Outing & English
Scholarship Presentation
On July 19, 2026,
the Yee Fung Toy Family
Association Headquarters, U.S.A.
proudly hosted its Annual Outing
and English Scholarship
Presentation at the San Francisco
County Fair Building in Golden
Gate Park.
More than 300
members and their families
gathered to participate in this
distinguished annual event, which
celebrated the Association's
enduring heritage, strengthened
bonds among families, and
recognized the academic excellence
of the younger generation.
The program
commenced with a solemn ancestral
veneration ceremony honoring our
revered ancestor, Yee Fung Toy,
followed by welcoming remarks from
Association leadership. In their
addresses, the leaders expressed
heartfelt appreciation to the
members and their families for
their steadfast support and active
participation. They emphasized
that such commitment remains
essential to preserving the
Association's traditions,
fostering unity, and ensuring its
continued prosperity for future
generations.
A central
highlight of the event was the
presentation of the English
Scholarship Awards to outstanding
Yee students preparing to begin
their college education. These
scholarships recognize academic
achievement, dedication, and
promise. The Association extends
its sincere congratulations to all
recipients and wishes them
continued success in their
educational pursuits and future
endeavors.
The Association
also gratefully acknowledges the
generous donors whose
contributions made the scholarship
program possible. Special
appreciation is further extended
to the many supporters who donated
raffle prizes. Their generosity
resulted in nearly 100 raffle
prizes, which contributed
significantly to the enjoyment and
success of the day's activities.
Throughout the
outing, the Association served
more than 360 lunches, providing
members and their families with an
opportunity to fellowship, renew
longstanding friendships, and
strengthen family connections in a
warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The 2026 Annual
Outing and English Scholarship
Presentation was a resounding
success, bringing together
multiple generations of Yee
families in a spirit of unity,
tradition, and community. The
Association extends its deepest
gratitude to all who attended,
volunteered, donated, and
contributed to the success of this
memorable occasion. Through the
collective efforts and support of
its members, the Yee Fung Toy
Family Association continues to
uphold its proud legacy while
investing in the future of the
next generation. The Association
looks forward to welcoming all
members and families again at next
year's gathering.
Sherman
Yu, San Francisco
New England Yee
Fung Toy Association Summer Outing
The New England
Yee Fung Toy Association held its
annual summer outing on Saturday,
July 25, at AmVets Post 79 in
Natick. More than 100 members and
their families attended and
participated in the day’s
festivities.
Elders Peter Yee
and Kenneth M.P. Yee graciously
contributed all prize funds for
the games and cash raffles.
Traditional
barbecue fare was prepared by the
Association’s officers and family
members. The Women’s Group
graciously assisted by serving the
food, overseeing the game areas,
and presenting prizes. Many
members were also fortunate
recipients of raffle prizes.
Overall, the
outing was a meaningful occasion
that brought members and families
together in fellowship,
strengthened the bonds within the
Association, and reflected the
continued generosity and
dedication of its elders,
officers, volunteers, and members.
Karen
Yee, Boston
Southern California Yee Fung Toy
Association Picnic
Early this
morning, Tuesday, August 11, I was
delighted to receive the beautiful
photos from our photographers.
Seeing the Yee family gathered
together—young and old, parents
and children—filled our hearts
with joy and gratitude. It was
more than a picnic; it was a warm
and meaningful family gathering.
A heartfelt thank
you to everyone who joined us and
brought their children and
grandchildren. We are especially
grateful to those who prepared
delicious homemade food and
treats, including bowl puddings,
stir-fried vegetables, chicken
feet, jelly dessert, fried
noodles, spaghetti, traditional
deep-fried glutinous rice pastry
with savory filling, macaroni,
desserts, and the 72 traditional
“Little Swan” Wife cakes kindly
brought early in the morning by
Uncle Wing Suen and his family.
Thank you also to
everyone who generously donated
gifts, fruit, spaghetti squash,
plants, snacks, potato chips, and
stationery for the children. Every
contribution, big or small, was
filled with kindness and care,
making everyone feel included,
appreciated, and blessed.
Saturday, August
8’s picnic at Monterey Highlands
Park was a great success, made
possible by everyone’s support,
teamwork, and love for the Yee
family. Thank you to all who
helped, shared food, prepared
gifts, took photos, and joined us.
May our Yee family continue to
stay united, joyful, and blessed
for generations to come.
Edith
Yee, Southern California
Washington DC
YFT Association Annual Summer Picnic
Gathering
On Sunday, August
9, 2026, Washington DC Yee Fung
Toy Association held its annual
summer picnic gathering at Wheaton
Regional Park in Silver Spring,
Maryland. Although it was the
height of summer and the weather
was hot, with temperatures
reaching 90 degrees Fahrenheit,
everyone participated
enthusiastically and gathered
together in a warm and joyful
atmosphere.
The event was
lively and harmonious. Clan
members reconnected with old
friends, shared recent updates,
and spent a pleasant and memorable
weekend together amid laughter and
cheerful conversation.
The successful
organization of this event was
made possible through the support
and dedication of many members.
Special thanks go to Hyo, the
son-in-law of the association’s
chairperson, Bik Yin, for
assisting with the barbecue and
preparing delicious food for
everyone. Appreciation is also
extended to the women of the
association, who worked together
to organize the event and prepare
an abundance of food and
beverages, contributing to the
great success of this summer
picnic gathering.
Kit Yee
Tam, Washington DC
2026
YFTA Houston Scholarship, Dim Sum,
and Mahjong Event
On Sunday, August
9, 2026, the Houston Yee Fung Toy
Association hosted its 2026 HYFT
Scholarship, Dim Sum, and Mahjong
Event, bringing members together
for an afternoon of fellowship,
celebration, and community
connection.
Centered on the
theme “Hard work is a blessing,”
the event recognized eight
scholarship recipients and
highlighted the Association’s
ongoing commitment to education,
service, heritage, and the next
generation of the Yee family.
Members enjoyed
dim sum, ping-pong, table air
hockey, and mahjong, creating a
lively, welcoming atmosphere for
guests of all ages.
The Association
extends heartfelt appreciation to
RE/MAX agent Mrs. Dorothy Yee for
her generous support, to Chairman
Toby Yu for his leadership, and to
the officers and volunteers—Henry,
Elliot, Kevin, Sally, Sophia,
Matthew, Alan, and Stanley—whose
dedication helped make the event a
success.
The 2026
scholarship event served as a
meaningful reminder that hard
work, service, and shared
commitment continue to strengthen
the Yee family community.
This year, we
want to recognize these
wonderfully accomplished young and
talented Houston Yees! We are very
proud of them!
★ 余嘉欣
Kennedy Yu
★ 余冠欣
Alexandra Yu
★ 余愛莉
Amelia Yu
★ 余啟欣
Morgan Yu
★ 余愛蓮
Adelyn Yu
★ 余俊豪
Greyson Yu
★ 余美欣
Emma Yu
★ 余索安
Sophie Yu
Toby Yu,
Houston
New York Yee
Fong Toy Association Holds 2026
Scholarship Awards Ceremony
New York Yee Fong
Toy Association held its 2026
Scholarship Awards Ceremony on
Saturday, August 15, in the
second-floor auditorium of its
association hall. Thirty qualified
Yu clan students, accompanied by
their parents, attended the
ceremony to receive their awards.
The event was warm, lively, and
filled with a festive atmosphere.
In keeping with
tradition, this year’s scholarship
program included the Special Grand
Award, College Division, Junior
High School Division, Elementary
School Division, and Chinese
Language Division, with different
scholarship amounts awarded in
each category. The initiative
carries significant meaning for
the clan community. It not only
encourages students to study
diligently and strive for
excellence but also helps younger
generations deepen their
understanding of the Yee family
heritage from an early age. The
ceremony was hosted by Grand
Advisor Gong Sum Yee. President Yu
Boxi, Grand President Eastern U.S.
Andy Yu, and Vice President Qian
Yuan Yu delivered remarks,
extending warm congratulations to
the award recipients while
introducing the deeds of Yee
ancestors and the development of
Yee Fong Toy Association. Their
remarks helped strengthen younger
members’ sense of belonging to the
clan and pride in their Yee
heritage, serving an important
role in cultural education within
the clan community.
During the award
presentation, in addition to the
leaders mentioned above, Grand
Elders Kenneth Yee and Frank Yee,
as well as advisors Dian Rong Yu,
Jin Shao Yu, Yao Wei Yu, and Jeung
On Yu, presented awards to the
students. Community leader Yu
Bingwen also attended the event
and delivered remarks
congratulating the students.
Bo Xi
Chen, New York
Sacramento Yee Fung Toy Association
Scholarship Awards
On August 15,
Sacramento Yee Fung Toy
Association and New York Fong Toy
Association shared a meaningful
connection by holding their
scholarship award ceremonies on
the same day. At 12 noon,
Sacramento Yee Fung Toy
Association gathered in the
association’s meeting hall for its
2026 scholarship presentation
ceremony. In his remarks,
President Principal Hong Jue Yu
warmly encouraged the scholarship
recipients to continue working
hard, strive for excellence, and
build on their achievements so
they may honor their parents,
contribute to society, and bring
pride to the community. He also
encouraged the younger generation
to take part in Yee Fung Toy
Association activities, learn more
about their family roots,
understand the history of the
association, and embrace Chinese
culture. Above all, he reminded
them of the importance of filial
respect, gratitude, respect for
teachers and elders, and kindness
toward others. He offered his
heartfelt wishes that each student
will continue to move forward with
confidence, go far in life, and
bring honor to the Yu clan.
Following the
remarks, the president personally
presented certificates and
scholarship awards to each
student, offering encouragement
and recognition for their hard
work. This year, a total of 23
students received awards: 3
elementary school students, 4
middle school students, 12 high
school students, and 4 university
students, with $10,300 awarded in
total. The recipients expressed
sincere gratitude for the care,
support, and encouragement they
received from Fung Toy
Association. They also pledged to
study diligently, live up to the
hopes of their parents and the
community, and give back to their
families and society in the
future. Many also expressed their
willingness to participate more
actively in activities organized
by Yee Fung Toy Association. The
ceremony was filled with smiles,
warm blessings, and a strong sense
of family connection. The event
concluded successfully at 1 p.m.
In a further
expression of care for the elder
members of the clan, Sacramento
Yee Fung Toy Association
distributed senior appreciation
funds on August 16 to 125 clan
members, including brothers,
sisters, uncles, and aunties.
Among the recipients, 4 elders
were over 100 years old. In
particular, the mother of our
association adviser Guo Xi, who is
112 years old, is a wonderful
blessing and a joy for the entire
community to celebrate. Another
121 recipients were over the age
of 75, and a total of $13,870 was
distributed. Though modest, this
gesture carries the association’s
deep respect, appreciation, and
warm wishes for the elders of the
Yu clan. May all Yee clan elders
enjoy good health, happiness,
continued blessings year after
year, and many more years of
longevity and joy.