Kenso Higashiyama

Kent,

We extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Marv's and your parents go way back and friendships continue with us knowing you. I know you were a great caregiver for your dad as I was with mine. My father passed recently also. We are both grieving and will heal as time passes.

With caring thoughts,

Marvin and Kathy Aso and Family

Please accept our deepest sympathy on your loss of Kenso. Our thoughts are with you.

My deepest sympathies to the Higashiyama family during this time. I always remember my first visit to the farm. After lunch, Mr. H told me..."OK, time to work. I followed him to the garden to pick tomatoes. It must have been 95 degrees and HOT. But this city girl can now say I worked on the farm...We'll all remember the twinkle in his eye when he smiles.

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Whenever I remember Mr. Higashiyama, it brings a smile to my face. I first remember seeing him sitting in his car whenever Mrs. Higashiyama came shopping in my store. He would sit in the car and wait and when Mrs. Higashiyama took too long shopping, he would fall asleep. I remember helping Mrs. Higashiyama with her groceries to her car and finding Mr. Higashiyama asleep behind the wheels. Later, when Mrs. Higashiyama didn't come shopping much,...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My husband and I met Kenso through my mother and father Jean and George Due at their Koi farm.

Kenso was so interesting and fun to talk with. He was also very generous with his wonderful onions.
Although we hadn't seen him for some time, we thought of him often. We will smile when we remember him.

We will pray for you all as you cherious your memories of Kenso.