Kenichi Kay Shiozaki Jr

I remember Ken as a kind,gentle,quiet man. I know he loved to go fishing and I remember when he used to play softball which he also loved. He was a great father who loved all 3 of his children very much. I will always keep Len in my heart and his memory too. Ken was my nephew by marriage to my niece Lisa. I deeply cared for him and as everyone who knew him, we all will miss him. He´s with the angels now

Ken, I won´t be able to join family&friends to "Celebrate YOUR Life" . I want to say that it was a pleasure knowing you. You were one of the most amazing man I´ve ever known; kind, supportive, funny , athletic and hard worker, wonderful father, husband, brother, uncle, and friend. Rest In Peace.

I´m very saddened to hear of Kenny´s passing. A group of us met at Alta during the mid `70s. I know we will always have fond memories of those days on the mountain.
In later years, I would often run into him at Marine Products. After reading your wonderful tribute, that all makes sense now!
He was a genuinely kind man, who was always willing to help. He will be missed... My thoughts are with you.

Kris, Steph & Family,
Sending our love your way during this difficult time. Wishing you all peace to heal and bring you comfort. xoxo

What a tribute. So creative and touching. Sending love to all who love him. RIP

Kris, Stephanie & Family,

Sending my deepest sympathy.

Lisa, I´m so sorry to hear of Ken´s passing. He was a great man, husband, Dad and coach. Please know my thoughts are with you and your family.

Dear Lisa, May the good Lord send you peace, comfort and many happy memories.

My thoughts go out to the family. What a beautifully written obituary.