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Memories and Condolences
for Fred Sakuda
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Kuldev Singh
September 1, 2015
Sakuda family,
Our condolences and deepest sympathies to the family members. I worked under Fred's supervision for 11 years. He was a great person as a supervisor and friend. We pray that his soul rest in peace. May almighty Lord give the family strength to bear the loss.
Kuldev Singh and family.
August 29, 2015
Eiko, You are in my thoughts and prayers. Hope that sweet memories will help ease your pain and heartache. With deepest sympathy,
Sonja Holladay
Frank Olivadoti
August 25, 2015
Eiko,
I wanted to sewn you my condolence(s), for the loss of your husband.
When I worked for Joe Reynolds and the Special Driver Training Program, you were always kind and helpful to me.
I remember you at your desk in the Marengo Street Office, always cheerful.
I do not have a photo but I was the "kid" with the handlebar mustache--more commonly known as Mary's little brother. The youngest in the program,
Take heart, you will see him again.
Ronny Hirata
August 24, 2015
Fight on Mr Sakuda!! May the trout be plentiful and the Trojans never lose.
Fred Sakuda and Cory Shiozaki at the screening of THE MANZANAR FISHING CLUB at the Laemmle Theater in Santa Monica April 2012.
Cory Shiozaki
August 23, 2015
THE MANZANAR FSIHING CLUB gives our deepest condolences to the Sakuda Family. We are most grateful to Fred in helping us tell the story of Japanese American internment through his stories at Manzanar. Fred may you rest in peace knowing that your story will live on forever.
Joe & Mary Reynolds
August 23, 2015
I knew Fred as the husband of Eiko who was my secretary in the mid-sixties in the L.A. Unified School District. She was a tremendous asset and ergo Fred must have been the same. Condolences to Eiko and the entire Sakuda family.
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