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1928
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sher
March 30, 2018
Mom passed away yesterday. Hopefully you already know that and you are together again. Miss you both....
March 11, 2017
family is getting together tomorrow to honor your two year passing. your three great grandchildren will be there. miss you still,dad.besos y brasos,Sheron
sher inouye
January 13, 2016
Its been nearly a year since you've passed and I still think of you every day. Wish you were here to meet your great grandson, Noah. He is a joy! Miss you, dad.
Robin Burchardt
March 11, 2015
Forgive the lateness of this:
I certainly will miss Herb. Ever since I started attending Temple years ago, Herb was always there and never once failed to be welcoming to me. I will not forget his kindness. His passing is a loss to me.
March 8, 2015
Our thoughts are with you all at this very difficult time.
The Jenkins Family
March 7, 2015
Thank you, dad, for all the life lessons, and for being a dad to my children. Miss you. Mucho Amor...Sheron
Ted Tsumura
March 6, 2015
To Dorothy and children,
We were very sad to learn of Herb's death. Having served on the Temple Board with Herb for many years, I know how valuable he was to the Buddhist community. The congregation always offer praises to the ministers who have been assigned to our temple and many deserve the accolades. Herb was a lay leader who worked with all ministers from Reverend Tamai to the current Rev. Fujii. Herb was a quiet, unassuming leader who distinguished himself by getting the job completed no matter how long or how difficult the challenge. Whenever board members had difficulty making decisions about voting for or against a project related to church matters, Herb always clarified the debate and made everyone aware that the future of Buddhism in Colorado depended on our wisdom and not on personal bias or pocketbook. Thus, we have the Tamai Tower, the Sakura Square and the healthy multiracial congregation. We are all very fortunate to have had Herb as our Komon for over 50 years.
Ted and Elaine Tsumura
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