Masao-Takahashi-Obituary

Masao "Mas" Takahashi

Torrance, California

Aug 9, 1924 – Jul 25, 2015 (Age 90)

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BORN
August 9, 1924
DIED
July 25, 2015
AGE
90
LOCATION
Torrance, California

Obituary

Masao "Mas" Takahashi, who journeyed from a World War II internment camp to infantry combat in Europe and later became a fervent advocate for Japanese-American veteran rights, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 90.After he retired, Takahashi dedicated his life to bringing awareness to...

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Teresa, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at all times these days. Dave and I are with you in our hearts as you mourn the loss of your sweet Dad, Mas. We love you, and are here for you if you need anything at all.

I miss you every day and will love you forever! Thanks for being a great Dad!

This man is a true American hero, all honor and loyalty walking daily with us. My condolences to the family and friends of this wonderful leader. Thank you for your service.

Grace and my condolences to the Takahashi Family and close friends.
Mas was an excellent ambassador, representing the Nisei veterans of WWII, especially the 100th Battalion and the 442nd Regimental Combat Team on the GO FOR BROKE float in this year's Rose Parade. His humbleness, humanity, and generosity were very impressive and appreciated. It was my honor to be on the same
float with him. May his many good deeds give comfort to you
now and forever.
With admiration of Mas,
Yosh...

Condolences to the Takahashi family. I recall seeing them at the various 100-442nd functions. He will be missed. Bev (Dong) and Carlos
Picazo

The Takahashi family & the Korematsu family have been friends for well over 60 years and what sad news of Mas's passing. He was a hero in so many ways and how proud we were to see him on The Go For Broke float at this year's Rose Ball parade. We believe Mas is in heaven with Fred & Kathryn and we miss them all. We always remember Mas's smile and his gentle manners and his wonderful stories. RIP a true American hero and most dear family friend.
With love & God Bless,
Karen & Donald

My condolences to the Takahashi family.

In Jesus name, I humbly pray for the family Mr. Takahashi has departed from. His absence brings sorrow to so many hearts. May God give each of you comfort and strength, and the knowledge that there is eternal life, and because of it families can be together forever. May you be granted peace until you meet again.

Love you Dad