Michael Yi
Michael Yi, of Philadelphia, PA, sadly passed away on January 5, 2025, at the age of 39.
Michael was born to Chong Woo Yi and Hwa Soon Yi. He was a proud Neshaminy High School and Penn State University graduate. He was a loving brother to Jessica Wolf (Brian) and a beloved uncle to his niece, Aria Grey Wolf.
Here’s a polished version of your heartfelt tribute: “I met you as a young man, and you watched me grow over the years. You were always excited to see me at work, offering your guidance and wisdom. You didn’t just help me with my company—you helped me grow as a man. I always told you that you reminded me of my father: gentle, kind, and loving. You had a way of making me feel calm, like the soothing touch of a breeze. Today, let’s honor and remind ourselves of who he truly was—a scholar of teaching, a beautiful soul, and a man who left an unforgettable mark on everyone he met.”
Michael we love you and you will always be remembered in our hearts. We have such fond memories of you growing up. You have always been such a kind incredible person. You will be deeply missed. Susie, Mike, Jess, Brian and Aria we send you our deepest sympathy and we are holding your hearts with you. We love you all so much.
I don't have a special memory of Yippee but he sounds like a stand up guy. I'm sorry to have never met him. I am friends with his sister Jessica and I have a heavy heart for her and her family. May you rest in peace, Yippee.
Yip, The memories are flooding my brain. Basically all of high school I spent at your house and Charlie’s house. You were such a good friend and I will never forget your contagious giggle. I’m glad we reconnected a few years ago in Langhorne. So sorry life was unkind. I hope you are with Kev laughing in the sky. 💕
I’m sorry to hear this. I went to school with Yippee. He always had a smile on his face and was fun to be around. May he rest in peace.
Yip! This hits hard, I’m at a loss for words! Your kind heart and perfect smile and laugh will never be forgotten. I’ll always keep it classy for you! Love you always, iceeci ❤️
I’m so saddened to hear of this news of Yippee - we had fond memories in high school together. We recently reconnected through IG in the Spring. He always called me baby Tina. He will be missed. Rest in sweet Paradise Yippi🤍
I’m so saddened to hear of this news of Yippee – we had fond memories in high school together. We recently reconnected through IG in the Spring. He always called me baby Tina. He will be missed. Rest in sweet Paradise Yippi🤍
Yip! This hits hard, I’m at a loss for words! Your kind heart and perfect smile and laugh will never be forgotten. I’ll always keep it classy for you! Love you always, iceeci ❤️
I’m sorry to hear this. I went to school with Yippee. He always had a smile on his face and was fun to be around. May he rest in peace.
Yip,
The memories are flooding my brain. Basically all of high school I spent at your house and Charlie’s house. You were such a good friend and I will never forget your contagious giggle. I’m glad we reconnected a few years ago in Langhorne. So sorry life was unkind. I hope you are with Kev laughing in the sky. 💕
I don’t have a special memory of Yippee but he sounds like a stand up guy. I’m sorry to have never met him. I am friends with his sister Jessica and I have a heavy heart for her and her family. May you rest in peace, Yippee.
Michael we love you and you will always be remembered in our hearts. We have such fond memories of you growing up. You have always been such a kind incredible person. You will be deeply missed.
Susie, Mike, Jess, Brian and Aria we send you our deepest sympathy and we are holding your hearts with you. We love you all so much.
Here’s a polished version of your heartfelt tribute:
“I met you as a young man, and you watched me grow over the years. You were always excited to see me at work, offering your guidance and wisdom. You didn’t just help me with my company—you helped me grow as a man. I always told you that you reminded me of my father: gentle, kind, and loving. You had a way of making me feel calm, like the soothing touch of a breeze.
Today, let’s honor and remind ourselves of who he truly was—a scholar of teaching, a beautiful soul, and a man who left an unforgettable mark on everyone he met.”