Kevin Fan paid tribute to his family on Facebook, writing in Dutch and Chinese. Photo: SCMP Pictures

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'My parents are watching from heaven': Son pays tribute to Hong Kong chef and mother killed on MH17

Topic | Malaysia Airlines flight 17

Stuart Lau and Agencies

Published: 10:30am, 21 Jul, 2014

Updated: 2:57pm, 21 Jun, 2018

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Kevin Fan paid tribute to his family on Facebook, writing in Dutch and Chinese. Photo: SCMP Pictures

The only son of a celebrated chef from Hong Kong who died on the downed Malaysia Airlines jet has vowed to carry on his father's Rotterdam restaurant business "with a smile".

Kevin Fan made the online pledge before meeting family and friends yesterday at Asian Glories, his late parents' Chinese restaurant in the Dutch port city.

Kevin Fan confirmed in a Facebook post the deaths of his Hong Kong-born father, Fan Shun-po and Malaysian mother, Jenny Fan. Photo: SCMP Pictures

'My parents are watching from heaven': Son pays tribute to Hong Kong chef and mother killed on MH17

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