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Kimie HASHIMOTO Obituary
(née Iwasaki)
January 11, 1922 - June 6, 2013
Kimie Hashimoto passed away peacefully at Burnaby General Hospital with her sons and daughter by her side. Kay was predeceased by her loving husband Masaaki, son Alan and brother Henry. Mom will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered by sons Leonard, Gregory (Nancy), daughter Dawn (Gordon), grandchildren Michael (Jenn), Mark (Kristie), Kimi, Elliott (Jess), great grand children Jaxon, Elaena and Lincoln, and her brother Mas, and sisters Dot and Shay. Mom was a kind, generous, caring person who will always be remembered for her quiet strength, courage and resilience. A private family service will be held, according to her wishes. In lieu of flowers and koden, which are respectfully declined, donations may be made in Kimie's memory to Nikkei Seniors Health Care and Housing Society, Burnaby Hospital Foundation or a charity of your choice.
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Kimi Hashimoto
August 26, 2024
Still thinking about you in 2024. Next time I am in Vancouver I will visit where you rest your beautiful soul. In my heart forever Nana.
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Kimi Hashimoto
March 6, 2014
Love you Nana I miss you often, I will always remember my childhood memories with you. Thank you for showing me so much pureness of who you were.
June 22, 2013
Dear Greg: Please convey our sympathy to the rest of the family. Your mother was a kind and careing person respected by all who came to know her.
She will be missed. Love to all. Anne T. & Don
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