1929
Born in Brooklyn, New York to Wong and Lie Won Mook.
1952
Receives a Bachelor of Arts from Hunter College.
1952
Becomes a cartographic aide for the United States Geological Survey of the United States Department of the Interior.
1954
Becomes a research assistant at the Mineral Beneficiation Laboratory of Columbia University.
1957
Becomes an analytical chemist in the Nuclear Division of Combustion Engineering, Inc. (now ALSTOM).
1959
Becomes a research chemist for Radiations Applications Inc.
1962
Becomes a chemist for Marks Polarized Corporation.
1964
Becomes senior chemist at Nuclear Research Associates, Inc. in New Hyde Park, New York.
1974
Becomes a clinical chemist at Coney Island Hospital in New York.
1978
Joins the community advisory board of Coney Island Hospital.
1984
Becomes an associate chemist at Bellevue Hospital Center in New York.
1989
Promoted to principal chemist at Bellevue Hospital Center.
1999
Serves as secretary for the New York Metropolitan section of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry.
2001
Graduates from the New York City Citizens Police Academy.
2004
Receives the Margaret M. McCord Woman of the Year Memorial Award from the Gravesend-Sheepshead Bay Historical Society.
2004
Honored as Woman of the Year by the New York City Council.
2004
Receives the Woman of the Year Humanitarian Award from The New York State Senate.
2008
Receives the Marjorie Matthews Community Advocate Recognition Award from the Health & Hospital Corporation of New York City.
2012
Receives a Certificate of Recognition from Coney Island Hospital.
2017
Receives the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award and the Distinguished Humanitarian Award from Marquis Who’s Who.