$ 3665 was sent to Chiang, Martin Y. M. on 2/5/2010. -- szhang 

From: "Chiang, Martin Y. M." martin.chiang=nist.gov
Subject: RE: Help from Washington DC area--- about donation for a USTC alumnus
To: "Shangyou Scott Zhang" 


Dear Shangyou,

Please forward the check to:

Name: Martin Chiang


Thanks you for your efford.


Martin Chiang, Ph.D.
Biomaterials Group
Polymers Division
National Institute of Standards and Technology
100 Bureau Dr.
Gaithersburg, MD 20899 USA

Tel: 301-975-5186
Email:  martin.chiang-nist.gov


-----Original Message-----
From: Shangyou Scott Zhang 
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 4:13 AM
To: Jing Zhou
Cc: Chiang, Martin Y. M.; aeneng pan
Subject: Re: Help from Washington DC area--- about donation for a USTC alumnus


Dear Jing,

Thank you.  I will save your email as a proof.  If possible,
I would like to record the name and address of Li's parents,
in Chinese, for future reference.

So far, we received $3665.00 donation.  There might be
more coming.  Please let me know if you wish AF to forward
the money now.  Please let me know

Name
Address
Phone

of a person in USA for the check.

Thank you.
Shangyou


---- Original message ----
>Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:03:04 -0700
>From: Jing Zhou   
>Subject: Re: Help from Washington DC area--- about donation for a USTC alumnus  
>To: Shangyou Scott Zhang 
>Cc: "Chiang, Martin Y. M." , aeneng pan 
>
>   Dear Shangyou,
>    
>   Thank you for your help and thank the USTCAF for
>   creating a memorial fund for Dr. Li, Jianrong.
>    
>   I am writing just want to know is it a proper time
>   to finalize all donations for Dr. Li. It has been
>   about 2 months since this memorial fund been
>   established. I think the donation process is close
>   to the end. In addition, I will go back China next
>   week and plan to go back USTC at the end of this
>   Nov. If there is any donation left, excluding the
>   expenditure for Dr. Li's funeral and his family
>   members' travel, I hope I can take the donation back
>   China and give it to his parents living in urban
>   China.
>    
>   Dr. Li's former advisor, Martin Chiang, in NIST has
>   collected $2700 from the NIST colleagues. Martin
>   spend $360 for Dr. Li's wife traveling from Michigan
>   to Maryland, $250 for flowers, and gave $3000 to Dr.
>   Li's brother-in-law, who asked for some emergency
>   money for Dr. Li's parents back in China. So there
>   is a $910 shortage on the expenditure. We will
>   provide a copy of all transition later.
>    
>   I do not know the detailed procedure of how to
>   deal with the USTCAF fund. If more documents are
>   needed, please do not hesitate to let me know. I
>   will contact Martin to figure out a proper way.  
>    
>   Thanks again.
>    
>   Best regards,
>    
>   Jing  
>