Belvedere Family Church: Memorial for Mrs. Keum Soon Park (Mrs. Tiger Park)

Our dear sister Keum Soon Park, a 36 couple, wife of Mr. “Tiger” Park, has passed away.

Please see the information below:

Viewing: Monday, October 24, from 2-5pm Edward-Dowdle Funeral Home 64 Ashford Ave. Dobbs Ferry NY 10522

Memorial Service (official Seonghwa will take place in Korea) Monday, October 24, from 6-8pm Belvedere Training Center (The memorial service will be live-streamed to our YouTube page, youtube,com/c/belvederefamily)

Our condolences and best wishes to the Park family.

Keum Soon Park ascended to the spirit world to join her husband Chong Goo (“Tiger”) Park on October 22, 2022. She passed away peacefully in her sleep.

Mrs. Park, born on Feb 12, 1938, joined the church while in high school in South Korea. She took part in the 36-couples blessing.

Soon after her blessing, she and her husband went to the countryside, raised money, and built a school for the underprivileged. She wrote calligraphy to support the raising of funds to build the school. She took great pride in her calligraphy skills and often shared how True Father once complimented her work.

In 1977 Mrs. Park and her family immigrated to the United States to CA. There, she was a devout member of the church community and supported her husband in CARP activities. In 1982 her husband passed away, and since then, she raised her nine children on her own. She was always grateful to True Parents for their support at that time.

True Parents commended her for her devotion and prayer at the time of Danbury and for her incredible faith and an exemplary, prayerful life. She set a condition by doing years of morning fasting and hours of prayer per day for the providence, family, faith, and the True Family.

Mrs. Park loved fishing and would be proud about how she caught the biggest fish in a fishing challenge in Paraguay when she was there. She also loved telling the story of how she broke a record when she caught a 47” striped bass in the Hudson River.

She took tremendous pride in being the wife of Rev. “Tiger” Park and the nine children they brought into this world. Mrs. Park is survived by her seven sons, two daughters, twenty four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.