Kou made U.S. his home on March 1, 1985. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Social Work in 2002. He worked as a Senior Social Worker in Yolo County, where he provided assistance and guidance to many families in need. Kou was a leader in the Hmong Community and was an Educator Member of the Moua United International Council, Inc. Kou was a dedicated and loving husband and father. Family and friends remember him as a kind generous person with a "heart of gold". Kou is survived by his wife, Pa Lack Lee; daughter, Maipaluku Moua; and two sons, Chenkou Moua and Zakou Moua.
Sacramento Bee 3/21/2010
Sacramento Bee 3/21/2010
Kou made U.S. his home on March 1, 1985. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Social Work in 2002. He worked as a Senior Social Worker in Yolo County, where he provided assistance and guidance to many families in need. Kou was a leader in the Hmong Community and was an Educator Member of the Moua United International Council, Inc. Kou was a dedicated and loving husband and father. Family and friends remember him as a kind generous person with a "heart of gold". Kou is survived by his wife, Pa Lack Lee; daughter, Maipaluku Moua; and two sons, Chenkou Moua and Zakou Moua.
Sacramento Bee 3/21/2010
Sacramento Bee 3/21/2010
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