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Bob Tatz writes:
I know her quite well as she sposored me at my Second Holy Communion at Easter 1942 in Stanley Camp, presided by Canadian Bishop.
She had missioned to Hong Kong in 1933. She did not return to Canada but instead elected to go to Canton in December 17, 1942. Sister St. Stanislas passed away in Canton on September 3,1945, a victim of T.B.
See p.202, In the web
Yvonne Ho is said to have helped the POWs during the occupation.
She married Eric Byron Cumine in 1952.
The couple were involved with racing at Happy Valley but eventuallly moved to Kensington.
Sources:
Peter Hall, In The Web, 2012, 34-38
Gomes Newsletter, 1 April, 2004
Details from John Black's list, which lists her as "Missionary" in 1941.
John Charter writes about Helen Ho's experiences during the war in his diary entry for 22 Aug 1945, the day that Helen and her sister Yvonne came in to Stanley Camp soon after the Japanese surrender:
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Miss Cunningham's occupation in 1941 as "Teacher".
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Mrs Mills' occupation in 1941 as "Nurse".