Sengchanh Phiouphanh

05/05/1947 — 05/03/2009

From Connell, WA, US | Born in Khammouane, Laos

Sengchanh Phiouphanh

Sengchanh Phiouphanh was born on May 5, 1947 in Laos. He entered the military at an early age and served for several years before meeting and marrying Bounpheng Phiouphanh in 1970. Their family soon grew to include two daughters and a son. In 1980 they began their immigration to the United States. Their youngest daughter was born in the Phillipines as they made their way to a new home. In 1981 the family arrived in Connell, Washington, where they still call home today.

Upon arriving in Connell, Sengchanh worked in agriculture briefly before hiring on at Lamb-Weston. He recently retired after 25 years of employment as a Pack Operator.

Sengchanh loved spending time with friends and family, especially his five grandkids. Fishing was his next love. He spent as much time as he could at local fishing holes, one of which remains a secret to this day. If it wasn't fishing weather, you could be sure he was searching for a good boxing match on TV, or coming up with the next winning lottery numbers. Sengchanh was recently very proud to have attained his U.S. Citizenship and considered it one of the more important achievements in his life, along with his strong work ethic and pride in providing for and raising his family.

Sengchanh is survived by his loving wife Bounpheng; daughters Sompheng, Souksavanh, and Phetsavanh; son Det; and five grandkids Thea, Brooklynn, Sonia, Simone and Kingston; as well as numerous close relatives in Connell, the Tri-Cities and Laos.

The family is very grateful for all the support from the local community including friends, family, coworkers, doctors, and everyone else who cared about our beloved husband, father & grandfather.

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  • One day, it will all be the same again, but better!

    Steven Thavone
    November 4, 2014
  • RIP..

    AMY KAM
    November 4, 2014
  • You already know you’re number #1 in my heart, mommy’s about #15…jk daddy I got the sense of humor from you. We love you daddy and we miss you always. We’ll see you in the next life time.

    Dethsadachanh Phiouphanh
    November 4, 2014
    Connell, WA, US
  • R.I.P Loung Seng. You’ll always be in our thoughts, especially when we’re fishing and at our magic kingdoms. We’ll try to find your secret fishing place and when we do, please show us a sign. = Don’t worry about the family, we’ll look out for them. See you again….

    Phithsamay
    November 4, 2014
    Renton, WA, US
  • We’ll miss you and always keep you in our hearts. We’ll be thinking of you every time we go fishing.

    Sammy Tiengkhamsaly
    November 4, 2014
    Tacoma, WA, US
  • You will be forever missed. We love you dad. You will be in our hearts forever.

    Souk
    November 4, 2014
    Tacoma, WA, US
  • You’ll always be remembered as the best fisherman ever. We’re all going to miss you.

    Som Vongsikhay
    November 4, 2014
    Kent, WA, US
  • Hi Uncle. Don’t worry about your son, I try to keep him in line for you. I know you are smiling down on us. :

    Souky Bouphathong
    November 4, 2014
    Federal, Way, WA, US
  • I’ll miss the time we spent listening to all the good Laos songs and of course watching your favorite boxer. Although you never gave us the secret fishing spot, but I know one day you guide us to it…You are a great, kind and a gentle man and will be missed by all that are fortunate enough to had known you. If you run into my brother Baht, please tell him that I miss him and everything is “Going to be all good”.

    Nick Tiengkhamsaly
    November 4, 2014
    Tacoma, WA, US
  • Dear, Shorty, it has been nice knowing you. May God keep your family in health and prosperity in your absence. Candi and Dana

    Candi and Dana Looney
    November 4, 2014
    Richland, WA, US
  • hello DAddy!! you will forever and always be remembered…you are the best dad, husband and grandpa anyone can ask for..We will always miss & love you..You were always the person I could run to..I told myself when I am missing you and thinking of you I will just think of you as going fishing and when I miss you i will go buy a lotto ticket or go the casinos playing your favorite machines for you hehehe…you have now reached your road to paradise and I hope it as beautiful as you want it to be…and one day I will be there with you…=until then.

    with love,

    kham

    Phetsavanh Phiouphanh
    November 4, 2014
    Connell, WA, US
  • I was sorry to hear about your loss. I work with Det, and am thinking of your family.

    Zach Darragh
    November 4, 2014
    Bremerton, Wa, WA, US
  • Hello uncle I hope you are resting in paradise now with my brother. Please tell him that I miss him more than he’ll ever know. You are an amazing man, your smile will be truely missed! RIP uncle, although I know you both are far in distance but never in our hearts!

    Mara
    November 4, 2014
    Auburn, WA, US
  • Your love and devotion to your family will always be remembered. and your spirit will live on in the thoughts of many. My heart goes out to you and your family.

    Christine Bountharath
    November 4, 2014
    connell, WA, US
  • Souk, our thoughts are with you and your family. Your dad always greeted me with a big smile whenever I visited after tennis practice. I suspect he’s enjoying the continuation of his retirement in heaven fishing and watching the boxing matches in Vegas!

    John and Daly
    November 4, 2014
    Las, Vegas, NV, US
  • Papa…..can you hear me?

    We looked all over the house and we do not have your CDs. We’ll replaced them for you if necessary. Love you and miss you lots!!!

    Souk Sonesouphab
    November 4, 2014
    Tacoma, WA, US
  • Hi Souk, Sommy and Family,

    I am so sorry to hear about your dad. You guys are an awesome family. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Take care,

    Silvia, Aaron, Brianna and Ashlyn Boulger.

    Silvia Boulger
    November 4, 2014
    Seattle, WA, US
  • My deepest condolences. My family will always treasure our memories of Pa Seng. Love, La Keo

    Malaiphone Insengveng
    November 4, 2014
    Boise, ID, US
  • Pa Seng,

    Where do I start? There were so many fond memories. I’ll always cherish our times together and never forget all the fishing trips you took us on. You were my 2nd father and will remain forever in our hearts & minds. Hum’s got big shoes to fill and let’s hope he does you justice. :

    My condolences to Mae Pheng, Hum, Noy, Moe & Kham; your father was a noble man and will be remembered in the highest regards. May Buddha bless you & your family. You guys are in our thoughts & prayers.

    With Love,

    Pheth, Nett & family

    Pheth, Nett & Family
    November 4, 2014
    Boise, ID, US
  • Do not cast me off in the time of old age;do not forsake me when my stregnth fails.

    -Psalm 71:9

    Rikki Sonesouphab
    November 4, 2014
    Auburn, WA, US
  • the rivers, lakes and ponds with miss you

    JERRY THAVONE
    November 4, 2014
    pasco, WA, US
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