US EditionRevered ancestor: Keizer rite honors Hop Lee
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Revered ancestor: Keizer rite honors Hop Lee
A strange aroma floated over Claggett Creek Cemetery on Friday, April 4 – a conglomeration of incense, cooked chicken, and melted candle wax. The source was a traditional Chinese memorial service, called a Qingming, dedicated to a historical character from Keizer’s past. Hop Lee was a first-generation immigrant and beloved hop farmer whose 612-acre farm once sat adjacent to the cemetery. “If there’s anyone in my family who’s responsible for the…
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