In memory of Grace Chen - When a touch of your smile rises 
Professor Phil Hsieh
 When a touch of your smile rises
Among the “blue sky and white clouds”
It blossoms into dimples
Taking the pose
Of sublime lotuses.
Your life’s energies diffuse
Like the fragrance of a flower.
 Always cheerful
With an enormous heart,
You talked and sang
To spread the seeds of
Love at every
Corner of the world,
Bright and dark alike.
 Your thirty-six
Years of shortened
But brilliant life
Turned into touching
Memories in our minds,
Episode after episode
And time after time.
 The impermanence of sufferings
Made marks on your body
And yet you still
Faced it with smiles.
O you the flying Apsara
Please, as you wished, come back soon,
While humming the tunes of Love. 
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The story of Josephine and Grace, mother and daughter, has inspired many people. Through their example and their strong faith, they have answered many people’s questions about life and comforted people as they face fear of death, transforming their pain and sorrow to achieve great love.
－Stanley Yan, Chair of The Alliance Cultural Foundation

Grace was not only my patient, she also brightened up my life with her radiance, becoming an unforgettable person in my life. Through its description of Grace’s extraordinary life, I hope this book will help readers rethink the purpose of life and find the true meaning and value of their own lives.
－Dr.Yen Yun, Taipei Cancer Center Convener at Taipei Medical University


After Grace received her Juris Doctor Diploma from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, CA, she immediately passed the bar examination in California and became a lawyer. She decided to work for Ernst & Young Global Limited, one of the largest consultant companies in the world. As a law consultant, she helped other large companies establish and regulate rules and regulations for employee benefits at their companies. In addition, she volunteered at the Tzu Chi Foundation, USA, as a law consultant. Growing up in a kind and humble family, Grace followed principles calling for a life free of conflict and competition and to be loving, giving, and selfless.
－Dr.Rey Sheng Her, Deputy CEO of Tzu Chi Foundation; Associate Professor of Tzu Chi University; Associate Scholar of Harvard University, FAS, CAMLab.