[Psykopathik]

keep an eye out guys.

NOT my grandma by the way.

She speaks ONLY Mandarin. Just call 9-1-1 if you cant communicate.

If you're walking in the area, take a peek into ditches or wooded areas if possible.


Search and rescue crews haven't had any luck finding an elderly woman reported missing Thursday in Burnaby.
Yu Lan Rou Lin is 79-years old, doesn't speak english and suffers from severe dementia.
Haylee Chiang is her grand-daughter.

"She's like anybody else's grandma. She took care of me when I was little. I was never put in pre-school or anything like that, like, she was the one that took care of me."

Other than one possible siting at the Metrotown Bread Garden, Rou Lin hasn't been seen since she left her family's store on Imperial Street around 4pm Thursday.
Anyone who spots her should call 9-1-1.
She's likely wearing a red hat and grey fleece jacket.

Edit: unfortunately, she was found dead in a wooded area. RIP :(


http://media.greenradio.topscms.com/images/46/e2/52472ec5485ea538dd6d9a1ddcc9.jpg

[Gh0stRider]

theres pictures posted at the royal oak skytrain and around burnaby.

[Psykopathik]

missing grandmother
post blurry black and white, 240*320 pics on FB
:fulloffuck:

Its all I had. If you're not going to be helpful STFU.

[dinamix]

missing grandmother
post blurry black and white, 240*320 pics on FB
:fulloffuck:
Sityourwhoreassdown
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[Eatman]

http://www.news1130.com/news/local/article/342203--family-of-missing-burnaby-grandmother-pleading-for-help

[yray]

just saying man, I saw this on FB like a week ago

[Expresso]

keep an eye out guys.

NOT my grandma by the way.

She speaks ONLY Mandarin. Just call 9-1-1 if you cant communicate.

If you're walking in the area, take a peek into ditches or wooded areas if possible.

Way to be an optimist, wtf.

[Psykopathik]

Way to be an optimist, wtf.

old people are known to fall, stumble etc. She may be lying unconscious, NOT DEAD.

you know?

[Zoidberg]

Good for you man. I hope someone finds her ASAP!

[TheKingdom2000]

I saw this on facebook too.
It's really sad.

Hopefully they find her. It's been a few days.

[Vansterdam]

saw someone posting these posters up around town 2 days ago

hope shes found soon.

[sundance1911]

how old is the grandma?

[lowside67]

Search and rescue crews haven't had any luck finding an elderly woman reported missing Thursday in Burnaby.
Yu Lan Rou Lin is 79-years old, doesn't speak english and suffers from severe dementia.
Haylee Chiang is her grand-daughter.
how old is the grandma?
Reading really does help solve many of life's questions...

Mark

[Culture_Vulture]

just saying man, I saw this on FB like a week ago
typical newfag comments, please just keep them to yourself


I hope they find her soon, if she speaks no English, I hope she's at least carrying some money and ID on her.

[stewie]

i live on canada way and royal oak, and my dogs are always sitting on the couch staring out the window at the traffic, whenever they see anyone walking outside they bark like fuck and i usually look to see what their barking at. if they happen to bark at her, ill give 911 a call.

[Gazorcoop]

typical newfag comments, please just keep them to yourself


I hope they find her soon, if she speaks no English, I hope she's at least carrying some money and ID on her.

It was said that she had no ID on her, unfortunately :(

[twitchyzero]

:tears:
if i become severely demented at that age i would want a gps tracker on me so my family can find peace if I ever wandered off.

[JesseBlue]

poor lady...and its so cold tonight too

[Duff Beer]

grandma come home soon

[twitchyzero]

any updates?
i think anyone who had their demented grandparents take care of them when they were young can relate to this

[Drow]

My grandma still takes care of me... Always makes me food.

Hope she gets found soon
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[eurochevy]

this is my cousins best friends grandma, they went around putting posters up for a long time, if anyone sees her keep her there don't let her just walk off, call 911

[7seven]

News1130 ‏ @News1130radio Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Burnaby senior Yu Rou Lin who vanished last week has been found dead in a wooded area not far from her home.

RIP

[Ch28]

Saw the tweet just now.

RIP :(
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[spideyv2]

damn, RIP

[Mike Oxbig]

RIP

wooded area near home :heckno:

[Gh0stRider]

oh shit...RIP

RCMP was just in my neighbourhood yesterday asking people if she was seen.

[Psykopathik]

well fuck.

:(

[Presto]

:'(

RIP. Not the way I'd want to go.

[HonestTea]

RIP :(

[k20er]

it must have been hard for the family...... rip
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[Drow]

i wonder if she wandered there herself...

RIP

[lgman]

Hope the family can be at peace now. RIP

[124Y]

That's very unfortunate to hear. RIP :(

[Gh0stRider]

waiting to hear the cause of death....natural cause or foul play?


The Burnaby RCMP has located the body of Yu Lan ROU LIN who went missing on March 15th. Regrettably, she was found by a passer-by in a wooded area near the 6200 block of 9th Avenue in South Burnaby. At this time the police are not treating this as a suspicious death. The family is requesting privacy during this difficult time.

The Officer in Charge of Burnaby RCMP Detachment, Chief Superintendent Critchley, said, I offer my condolences to the family during this difficult time. I would also like to express my gratitude to the public and to the many volunteers who assisted in the search for Yu Lan ROU LIN.

Posted By:
Corporal SKOLROOD
Communication Services
Burnaby Detachment RCMP

[TheKingdom2000]

Damn.
That's terrible news. RIP

My condolences to the Lo family.

[Jayboogz]

Highly doubt they will disclose that to the public.

Rip.
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[rageguy]

waiting to hear the cause of death....natural cause or foul play?

Elderly lady with dementia wandering into the woods, dying from hypothermia sounds likely. Hope it's not a painful death. RIP.

[Ulic Qel-Droma]

:tears:
if i become severely demented at that age i would want a gps tracker on me so my family can find peace if I ever wandered off.

lol you wouldnt care if they found you or not.

you'd be in your own little happy (or not happy) world.

[LP700-4]

RIP
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[LsquareD]

Very sad news :( RIP
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[miss_crayon]

Sad to hear, RIP

[jpark]

similar incident happend about a year or two ago by my area as well ..

sad, RIP

[R&R]

wow thats fucking sad RIP

[Nvasion]

rip

[Firmware]

RIP for friends grandma..

sad sad sad

[CP.AR]

RIP, my best to the family.

[niu99]

RIP

[bcrdukes]

What the fuck is the matter with you?

[Jegz]

RIP sad to hear

[davy]

RIP to the grandma. How do I get the fail button? Never really wanted to fail anyone until I read niu99's comment.

[LP700-4]

^ IIRC you need 500 posts or something to get the button

tragedy could have been avoided if the grandma wasn't brought to Canada on visitor visas. Everyday I see so many elderly people, presume they are the parents of the immigrants, strolling the streets all over vancouver. My thought is what good do these old chinese citizens bring to canada? answer is nothing. they are visitors they don't contribute anything.

What do YOU contribute? In ur logic I guess you shouldn't even walk out of your house then if you don't "contribute" to Canada every time :rukidding:

Im pretty sure they get Visitor visas to visit canada.

[tegra7]

Sorry to hear. RIP

[saiko]

RIP. The elderly should never have to 'go' like this. Very unfortunate, please look after all the elderly as much as possible, they need extra patience and attention.

[geelaw]

this is sad. RIP.

[BaoTurbo]

RIP grams

[clowe]

RIP

My condolences to the family :(:(

[Bahhbeehhaaaa]

I think they have those small portable GPS for sale but need confirmation

:tears:
if i become severely demented at that age i would want a gps tracker on me so my family can find peace if I ever wandered off.

[MG1]

Namo Amida Butsu....... so sad about the news.

My mom's about to turn 90 and my mother in law hit 80. Neither of them have dementia, but it's scary when you get that old. My mom can't get far because of bad legs, but more worried about her falling and breaking her hip.

If you guys have grandparents, get to know them and cherish the time you share with them.

I argue with my mom all the time, but my children adore their grandma. Her cooking is second to none. So glad to see them care for her when they get the chance. My children are the reason she wants to keep going strong.

[Edison_Chen]

rip..

[AW607]

Having a close loved one go missing for a few weeks only to hear this as an only update is the most heartbreaking thing that can happen to somebody. My deepest condolences go out to this family. RIP

[vyrospec]

RIP :(

[LenovoTurbo]

RIP.

[too_slow]

tragedy could have been avoided if the grandma wasn't brought to Canada on visitor visas. Everyday I see so many elderly people, presume they are the parents of the immigrants, strolling the streets all over vancouver. My thought is what good do these old chinese citizens bring to canada? answer is nothing. they are visitors they don't contribute anything.

I sincerely hope that you f*cking die you piece of shit..

RIP..

I cry every time I watch this clip..
Going Home (A short film on Dementia) - YouTube

Seriously, listen to MG.. Cherish your family before they're gone forever, or they can't remember you anymore :(

[Phozy]

I wonder what happened, how she ended up all alone
Nonetheless, such a sad thing. My grandparents have taken care of me all my life too, no pre-school, much like the grandson.

Rest in Peace...my condolences to the family.

Cherish the time spent with family members. :(

[twitchyzero]

RIP

[milkStar]

So sad to hear, you guys should cherish your loved ones...rip

[van_city23]

very sad to hear, rip. Really brings life into perspective when you think about it.

[The_Situation]

tragedy could have been avoided if the grandma wasn't brought to Canada on visitor visas. Everyday I see so many elderly people, presume they are the parents of the immigrants, strolling the streets all over vancouver. My thought is what good do these old chinese citizens bring to canada? answer is nothing. they are visitors they don't contribute anything.

Somebody oughta wash your ignorant mouth with some soap.

[Nicotine]

RIP

[b0unce. [?]]

sad to hear, RIP.

[Eatman]

aw man that sucks, very sad indeed. I was really hoping that she would be found. RIP

[lgman]

Originally Posted by niu99
tragedy could have been avoided if my dad pulled out 14 years ago

Fix't

[RouRK]

RIP



I sincerely hope that you f*cking die you piece of shit..


im curious, is it what he said or what thread he posted it in that makes you say this.

[nismook]

sad,....RIP :(

[NLY]

tragedy could have been avoided if the grandma wasn't brought to Canada on visitor visas. Everyday I see so many elderly people, presume they are the parents of the immigrants, strolling the streets all over vancouver. My thought is what good do these old chinese citizens bring to canada? answer is nothing. they are visitors they don't contribute anything.

You're the biggest fucking fagget ever with a comment like that. What do you expect the elderly to do? Come to Canada and get jobs so they can "contribute" to society for the rest of their lives? I feel sorry for anyone that has to come in contact with such a inconsiderate piece of shit like you.

This was one of the moments where you should of kept your opinion to yourself because you're dumb as a rock. Try telling your parents in the future to not roam the streets and stay home all day because they're not contributing to society.

[bayee]

RIP por por
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[hotjoint]

RIP

[gdoh]

Namo Amida Butsu....... so sad about the news.

My mom's about to turn 90 and my mother in law hit 80. Neither of them have dementia, but it's scary when you get that old. My mom can't get far because of bad legs, but more worried about her falling and breaking her hip.

If you guys have grandparents, get to know them and cherish the time you share with them.

I argue with my mom all the time, but my children adore their grandma. Her cooking is second to none. So glad to see them care for her when they get the chance. My children are the reason she wants to keep going strong.

this right here, i wish i wasnt such a little cunt when i was younger and got to know my grandparents better

RIP

[Psykopathik]

gonna buy a GPS bracelet or something when my parents start to lose it. No one deserves to die cold and alone in the woods.

dammit this is gut wrenching.

[Yc]

Even old people contribute to the Canadian soceity, when they arrive, comsuption goes up, and they pay taxes for the stuff they consume; this consumption might not be much, but if you add up everyone, it actually creates job for our local people to produce that consumption.

[kwy]

Very sad..RIP.

niu99, seriously, get some class. Stop going around this forum posting stupid shit.

[Mike Oxbig]

gonna buy a GPS bracelet or something when my parents start to lose it. No one deserves to die cold and alone in the woods.

dammit this is gut wrenching.

My grandma had the GPS and emergency bracelet :fuckyea:
Old people get about $1000 a month from the government anyways so why the hell not :whistle:

[Gazorcoop]

RIP.. what a horrible way to go. I feel devastated for the family. My condolences go out to them.

[racerman88]

RIP and condolences to the family

[franklucas]

rip so sad

[GGnoRE]

Damn... RIP

[elwell]

RIP

Why was grandma wondering off by herself anyways? My grandparents are always accompanied by somebody.

[MG1]

RIP

Why was grandma wondering off by herself anyways? My grandparents are always accompanied by somebody.

People with Dementia/Alzheimer's just get up on their own and leave. Some look for a place they recall from their childhood. This happens often.

Dementia and wandering | Better Health Channel (http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Dementia_and_wandering?open)

A good friend of mine has a wife who suffers from Alzheimer's. They both shared so much together and it hurts him that she cannot recognize or remember him or other family members. There's nothing you can do, except continue to look after them. So sad. Closest thing to hell on earth - such a strain on the family. The body is fine, but the mind is not there. Cruel joke by life. As if cancer and other diseases weren't enough.

[maxxxboost]

RIP.

[Fappin]

RIP

[AzNightmare]

Damn, last night was by Stadium Skytrain and still saw a missing poster taped up on a lamp post.
:okay:

[pastarocket]

RIP. My condolences to the family.

[iam_dan]

may she rest in peace

that is such sad news to hear. im so thankful my grandmother has excellent memory (probably better than mine haha..)

[El Bastardo]

Take it to Fight Club instead of making this thread about how much you don't like niu99's opinions.

[Benz_05TSX]

I always feel sad to see those grandma wandering around in the morning picking up recycle cans or just walking around. Don't the families care? I would never let my grandma just walk around like that..

[Ikkaku]

most of the time, those wandering grandma's go around because it's a way to burn time

[essel]

aww man RIP

[DanHibiki]

I always feel sad to see those grandma wandering around in the morning picking up recycle cans or just walking around. Don't the families care? I would never let my grandma just walk around like that..

My grandma does that and yes we care and no, there's nothing we can do about it. A lot of old Chinese grandma's are very frugal and sees this as some sort of hobby to them.

It's not as bad now but when I was younger, she would always bring me old junk she finds in people's backyard and trash and ask if they are still in working condition. She's brought stuff like microwaves, old video games systems, old phones, cd players, tape players, etc.

We own the house next to us and she's been living in the basement suite for a long time now. We rent the top suite out. She likes to live on her own.

She would have these huge garbage bags full of cans and make me drive her to the recycle place to exchange for cash.

It's quite embarrassing but she knows I'm the only one out of my family who doesn't really yell at her for doing these things. I care bare to break her heart as well I guess. But I definitely do not agree with her doing this as if she is a hobo.

Once she promised me it was the last time she would do it but she lied.

[BBMme]

It's because they lived in a different time eh, unlike us we have everything. You can say it was because of their choices/sacrifice we were able to have what we have eh. I do disagree with elders picking up cans, but it's difficult to stop when they have been doing it for so many years eh.
Rip

[impulseX]

rip :(

[cliffhanger33]

RIP

My condolences to her family.

[K-bad]

RIP

[Duff Beer]

RIP, grandma

[InvisibleSoul]

I always feel sad to see those grandma wandering around in the morning picking up recycle cans or just walking around. Don't the families care? I would never let my grandma just walk around like that..
I don't really see the problem here... why do you feel sad about them doing it? Honestly, they probably just have nothing better to do. If they're still fit in both body and mind to walk around, that's already a plus.

[MK-EK]

rip grandma :(

[Beefball]

rip... :(

[dragon_88]

RIP.Losing my grandma was the saddest say of my life. Condolences to the family.
To the people with the negative comments, you ppl are Fucking idiots.

[EmperorIS]

I hate it when the grandma or grandpa picks up their grand-kids off school and the little brat walks like a block ahead because he or she feels embarrassed to be seem with them

[dlo]

Fuck those kids lol I have no problems walking with my grandma, chicks think its cute that I'm a family man :fuckyea:

[Ikkaku]

I hate it when the grandma or grandpa picks up their grand-kids off school and the little brat walks like a block ahead because he or she feels embarrassed to be seem with them

I'm guilty of doing this. Used to think if I was a block ahead, I had a lot of freedom and independence. Let me say this; I regret doing that and spending time on the computer instead of spending it with grandpa. As a kid who spent almost as much time at the grandparents house, as you do at your own house, the eventual death will really kick you in the face with regrets. :tears:

This was during elementary school. In high school and beyond, I make sure they get the love and respect they deserve.

[rageguy]

I'm guilty of doing this. Used to think if I was a block ahead, I had a lot of freedom and independence. Let me say this; I regret doing that and spending time on the computer instead of spending it with grandpa. As a kid who spent almost as much time at the grandparents house, as you do at your own house, the eventual death will really kick you in the face with regrets. :tears:

This was during elementary school. In high school and beyond, I make sure they get the love and respect they deserve.

Exactly. I feel the same way. Which is why I now go back to Hong Kong every year to spend some time with them as time is definitely running out. I wish I did this earlier.

[bballguy]

That should go towards everyone you know that is close to you though. I'll try to keep this story short...I had 2 close older family members visiting my house one day. I saw them all the time since they were very close to my family so I guess I often took their presence for granted. When they arrived, I said hello and whatnot and quickly scurried off to my room. When they were leaving, I didn't even have the decency to get out of my room to say bye to them, and instead pretended like I didn't hear that they were leaving...That was the last time I saw one of them as he passed in a tragic car accident...and you can bet your ass that, till today, I beat myself up over not even having the decency to get up and say goodbye. I know it's something small, but it really is something that sticks with you forever...Just kills me inside when I think about it...

Anyway, my point is, try not to take anyone's presence in your life for granted. You never know if you'll ever see them again...