memory of this philanthropy. Personal life Tan's sons were: Tan Chay Bing (), Tan Khuat Siong (), Tan Pok Ai (), Tan Pok Chay (), Tan Kok Kheng (), Tan Guan Khai (), Tan Guan Chay (), Tan Kok Whye () and Tan Guan Aik () Tan's daughters were: Tan Ai Leh (), Tan Lay Ho (), Tan Ah Hui (), Tan Mary (), Tan Lay Choo (), Tan Poh Tee () and Tan Ai Eng () Many of his children maintained close relationship with or even married other prominent Chinese figures in Singapore. For example, Tan Ai Leh, his eldest daughter, was married to Lee Kong Chian; Tan Lay Ho was married to Lim Chong Kuo, the eldest son of respected merchant Lim Nee Soon. Legacy In recognition of Tan's contributions to education and society throughout his lifetime, there are places and establishments in China and Southeast Asia named after Tan or built to commemorate him, including: the Tan Kah Kee Memorial Museum in Tan's hometown in Jimei; the Tan Kah Kee Foundation, which offers postgraduate scholarships; the Tan Kah Kee MRT station along the Downtown MRT line in Singapore, next to the current site of Hwa Chong Institution. The schools in the Anglo-Chinese School family have houses named after Tan. Chongfu School's Main Hall is named after him. Tan Kah Kee Hall at the University of California, Berkeley, is also named after him. The asteroid 2963 Chen Jiageng is named after him. Image gallery See also Tan Kah Kee MRT station, a train station in Singapore named after Tan Kah Kee Lee Kong Chian, Tan Kah Kee's son-in-law, who was also a businessman References Footnotes General references External links Tan Kah Kee Biography & Photo Album Tan Kah Kee Foundation Homepage. 1874 births 1961 deaths Businesspeople from Fujian Hokkien businesspeople Singaporean chief executives Singaporean investors Singaporean people of Hokkien descent Singaporean people of World War II Singaporean philanthropists Vice Chairpersons of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference People's Republic of China politicians from Fujian Politicians from Xiamen World War II resistance members