For many Asian Americans, the Lunar New Year is a time of celebration. Customs and traditions are as diverse as those who practice them, but one thing remains constant – celebrating as a family. To Asian Americans missing their loved ones abroad, the celebrations are tinged with sadness. Sadly, thousands of Asian Americans and other immigrant families know all too well the pain of being apart from their close family members not only on holidays but birthdays, graduations, funerals and weddings. Even the simple ritual of a weekend family dinner is impossible. Nearly two-thirds of Asian...