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Katherine Sexauer
February 24, 2024
I met Iku at the YMCA -she was such a bright light - I am so glad I just saw her after her recent visit to Japan -she enjoyed talking about Japan how she would look for crabs under the rocks as a little girl - she will be deeply missed
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Brittany Hannan
January 30, 2024
Iku is beloved cousin of my grandma Kiyo Yokoda-Hannan. They always stayed closed and talked on the phone for hours. I remember when i was younger she would visit my oba. She was always so sweet and I´m grateful for being able to share a part of her life.
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