Born in Hong Kong and raised in Malden, Massachusetts, Sandy grew into a multi-dimensional woman.  Growing up with her allowed me to see her sail through grade school, Malden High School, landing a job working for the state Senate and eventually earning a bachelor's degree in Economics from University of Massachusetts in Boston.  She is ambitious, outgoing, and extremely loveable. During her free time, Sandy enjoys good food (cooking, eating and watching it on Food Network). With an open heart and crafty hands, she picks up various hobbies from gardening to yoga to knitting.  Astoundingly, amidst her hectic schedule, she always manages to lend an ear and a shoulder to a friend in need.

16 months before I was born, my brother Justin was born in Seattle, Washington. Despite all the places we lived in (Seattle, Indiana, Pittsburgh, Taiwan, Newton, ecetera) we lived together most of our lives.  We're close and did a lot together: elementary and middle school in Taipei, high school at Newton South High School, and Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. We separated for a short period of time when Justin moved back to Boston and worked at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute as their lead research technician.  Though he majored Chemical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon, he found his true niche doing research and decided to enroll in the doctor of philosophy program at Tufts University for Biochemistry. When he's not working and saving the world, Justin loves basketball, lifting weights and playing video games.  He also loves spending time with his loved ones.  He's a good brother and a good friend.