Lim Koon Yang

Lim Koon Yang (11 October 1860 – 18 June 1934), was a Straits Chinese resident of Singapore. He was the managing clerk of the Braddell Brothers law firm from 1899-1932,

In 1878, Lim was employed in the Land Office for a few months under John Blundell. In 1879, he was employed in the legal firm owned by Jonas Daniel Vaughan, and remained there until Vaughan's disappearance in November 1890. Shortly after Vaughan's disappearance, Lim became a managing clerk in the Braddell Brothers, a legal firm.

Lim was a member of the committee of the Straits Chinese British Association. He was a manager of St. Andrew's School and the St. Peter's Mission Church. He was also a member of the Singapore Diocesan Association. She died on 4 May 1906, and her funeral was held the next day.

Lim was a fan of horse racing, and was a member of the Singapore Sporting Club.

Lim died on 18 June 1934 from a heart attack.