Actor Park Ji Hoon of "Chicago Typewriter" Dies While Battling Cancer

Park Ji Hoon has died at the age of 31.

Recently, the family of the late actor announced on his Instagram account that he passed away on May 11 after battling cancer. They also posted the location and the time of the funeral, which is scheduled on May 15. The family also posted a message with a photo of the funeral bouquets from acquaintances and relatives.

They decided to post the message in case they have missed informing anyone about Park Ji Hoon's passing.

In the message written by his older sister, she deeply thanked everyone for sending their comforting and encouraging words even at the time of a pandemic.

Because of the fans' love and support for the actor, they are not alone in sending their beloved in heaven, and all of Park Ji Hoon's supporters are a huge source of strength for the family. The letter also reminded everyone to be careful of the COVID-19 and stay healthy.

The actor's sister ended her message informing everyone that he is laid to rest in Ilsan Blue Soul Memorial Park, on the third floor, 24th row, and 4th column.

The mourning of the family will take time after the funeral, but thanks to the love and support of their friends and fans of Park Ji Hoon, the family can remain strong.

Park Ji Hoon appeared in the hit 2017 Korean drama "Chicago Typewriter," along with lead stars Yoo Ah In, Im Soo Jung, and Go Kyung Pyo.
We are sending our deepest condolences to the family.