Tom Mulder Newmarket, ON Death: Reported Passing of Cambodian Noodle King Owner Remains Unconfirmed

A recent online report claims that Tom Mulder, described as a dedicated owner of Cambodian Noodle King in Newmarket, Ontario, has died. However, the claim could not be independently confirmed through a recognized funeral home, family announcement, local news report or other authoritative source.

The report describes Mulder as a familiar figure in the Newmarket community and praises his dedication to Cambodian Noodle King and its customers. It does not provide a confirmed age, date of death, cause of death or funeral arrangements.

There is also a potentially important identity discrepancy. A verified obituary published by Newmarket Today identifies Keath Seng Ung, who died peacefully at Simcoe Hospice on June 23, 2026, at the age of 92. The obituary specifically says Ung was renowned for his culinary skills at Newmarket’s Cambodian Noodle King and was remembered for taking time to speak with customers and share recipes.

Cambodian Noodle King’s official website confirms that the restaurant operates at 110 Pony Drive, Unit 15, in Newmarket. Its website, however, does not establish that Tom Mulder was the owner or confirm the reported death.

Because of the discrepancy between the recent online claim and the verified obituary connected to Cambodian Noodle King, it would be unsafe to identify Tom Mulder as the deceased person without further evidence. The two names should not be treated as interchangeable.

At present, the reported death of Tom Mulder remains unconfirmed. Additional information from his family, the restaurant, a funeral home or another authoritative source would be necessary to establish his identity, role at Cambodian Noodle King and circumstances of death.

Until such confirmation becomes available, the circulating obituary claim should be published only as an unverified report rather than as an established death.