Chao Pa: Doyenne of Bangkok society
- The Nation, March 13, 2005
[Chao Kokaew was one of the great Thai ladies, beloved by all who knew her. She could often be seen strolling through The Emporium easily recognizable by her trademark purple hair. The 'Society Hostess' article below has some fascinating details of her final activities.]
Chao Pa: Doyenne of Bangkok society - The Nation, March 13, 2005
...But she took her illness bravely, telling the Channel 9 TV interview that she was not afraid.
"Whatever happens, happens. If I'm sick, I won't resist it and I rest. If I have to go, it is the circle of life so I don't think too much," she said.
"I record my voice every year and I want it to be heard at my funeral. I want to thank people who come to my funeral. It's normal and everyone must face it. No one is immortal and when you die, you die."...
SOCIETY HOSTESS: Chao Kokaew falls into coma - The Nation, March 13, 2005
Socialite remains on life support but will receive no medication at relatives’ request...
[Chao Kokaew was one of the great Thai ladies, beloved by all who knew her. She could often be seen strolling through The Emporium easily recognizable by her trademark purple hair. The 'Society Hostess' article below has some fascinating details of her final activities.]
Chao Pa: Doyenne of Bangkok society - The Nation, March 13, 2005
...But she took her illness bravely, telling the Channel 9 TV interview that she was not afraid.
"Whatever happens, happens. If I'm sick, I won't resist it and I rest. If I have to go, it is the circle of life so I don't think too much," she said.
"I record my voice every year and I want it to be heard at my funeral. I want to thank people who come to my funeral. It's normal and everyone must face it. No one is immortal and when you die, you die."...
SOCIETY HOSTESS: Chao Kokaew falls into coma - The Nation, March 13, 2005
Socialite remains on life support but will receive no medication at relatives’ request...