Arnold Schwarzenegger sending published condolences. The California Legislature adjourned in Do's honor, along with the City Council in his hometown of Garden Grove. In 2008, the world's only museum of news, the Newseum located in Washington, DC, dedicated a permanent exhibit to Do and his lifelong work. Do is survived by his wife of 42 years, Loan; his daughter Anh, her husband and their daughter; his daughter Dao, her husband and their son; his only son Tung; and his daughter Lin. Anh carries on her Dad's legacy as a journalist. Dao is a lawyer licensed to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, DC. Tung serves the Federal Government. Lin works in real estate. References Remembering Yen Ngoc Do: A Vietnamese American Pioneer in the Media Brody, Jeff. (2006, August 18). Vietnamese publisher, community leader dies. The Orange County Register Tran, Mai & Silverstein, Stuart. (2006, August 18). Yen Do, 65; Publisher of First, Largest U.S. Vietnamese Newspaper. The Los Angeles Times External links Nguoi Viet 2 English 1941 births 2006 deaths American newspaper publishers (people) Vietnamese people of the Vietnam War Deaths from diabetes Deaths from kidney failure Vietnamese emigrants to the United States Vietnamese community activists