Victoria Chu was born in New York City on December 15, 1931, the eighth of what would be nine children of Ting Wing and Virginia Chu. Raised in the Bronx, Victoria was a proud graduate of the High School of Music & Art and Parsons School of Design. When she was eight, she met teenager Douglas Moy who was visiting her older sister Florence. He told Victoria he'd come back for her in ten years and kept his word. They were married in Marble Collegiate Church and moved to New Jersey.

Victoria and Doug moved to Princeton NJ in 1963, where their youngest of three daughters was born. Victoria loved the arts scene in Princeton and attended innumerable concerts, gallery and museum exhibits, art openings, and craft shows. Along with taking and teaching art classes in various media, she volunteered with AFS, Arts Council, Princeton Art Association, Race for the Cure, and the Breast Cancer Resource Center. Her drawings, ceramics, and paintings have been in shows and are on display in the tri-state area. Victoria could often be seen sketching people at concerts or Small World Café.

Health issues led Victoria Moy to move to Pennsylvania to live with her daughters in 2020. Doug had died the year before. Victoria Chu Moy died in her sleep on January 11, 2026. She is survived by daughters Denise, Leslie (Don Randall), and Nanci Moy; older brother Wallace Chu, and five generations of cousins, nieces and nephews.

Services will be private at the convenience of the family. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Reichel Funeral Home, Northampton. Online condolences may be submitted below.