London - A wealthy widow repaid the kindness shown to her by a family that runs a Chinese restaurant she frequented by leaving them $21 million, and a High Court judge ruled that her will was legal.

Golda Bechal's 1994's will said she wanted Kim Sing Man and his wife, Bee Lian, the owners of a Chinese restaurant northeast of London, to inherit her money. She died at age 88 in January 2004.

Judge Donald Rattee accepted the restaurateurs' evidence that Bechal, sad and lonely after the deaths of her husband and son, became like a family member to the couple.

Kim Sing Man remembered Bechal as a classy woman who "always enjoyed her Chinese pickled leeks and bean sprouts."
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Oh how sweet. That's why you always give good customer service; you never know if the person you are waiting on will remember you later.

What goes around comes around.

It's amazing how people can bond and become friends, and then have a gift like this happen to them....See, good things do happen when you befriend certain people.......

Wow! 21 Million! Either her family has enough already in millions or she screwd them like they did her.

Couldn't give even a million out of the 21 away to family members?

I wish i were a chinese eatery owner !

An amazing gift, that's sweet!

"Ah yes, tar very much..very much tar! you want pawn cracker? you take!"

she had no husband or sun and any other family that she may have had she may have not even been in regular contact with due to where she lived or other circumstances.

aww. that's cool. that's what you call a GOOD KARMA.

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