Following Shi Ming’s death, Augustine Lee Wing-hon arranged the funeral. He told media that he had invited family members and that the decision to restrict attendance by his brother’s wife was based on what he described as his mother’s preference. He said witnesses could support this account.
Reports noted that Lee Ka-ding and Gregory Lee were present at the memorial but that communication between the brothers was limited. After the funeral, Augustine spoke publicly about the costs of the arrangements and stated that neither his father nor his brother had contributed financially. He described reconciliation as requiring effort from both sides.
Gregory Lee later said he had had no contact with his brother since the funeral. He also stated that he did not hold his mother’s death certificate, which is needed for certain estate procedures, and that related matters had been passed to solicitors.
The public comments from both brothers focused on the funeral process and on broader questions of family communication and financial responsibility. No court findings on these points have been reported.
