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Obituary: Community remembers Maggie Ip, co-founder of SUCCESS, as a 'true leader'

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Maggie Ip was a former teacher, city councillor and co-founder of the social services agency SUCCESS .

She was a force who was able to draw people in to help smooth tensions and find better solutions to problems.

"She epitomized what it meant to be a true leader," said Catherine Mar , who taught English at the Richmond high school where Ip taught ESL .

Ip died peacefully this week surrounded by her family at the Vancouver Hospice at the age of 81 .

In January 2023 , Carole Taylor talked to Ip for a series called “ B.C. Legends” She spoke about getting into city politics in the 1990s as people and capital left Hong Kong and landed in Vancouver , leading to tensions between newcomers and longtime residents.

Ip is survived by her husband Kelly Ip , children Pamela and Kingston , her son-in-law.

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