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Janet Komoto
May 11, 2011
Auntie Susie--
You were always an optimistic person, even to the end. Every time we talked, you said you felt good and you were determined to make those 3 times a week trips to the hospital because you knew as long as you kept doing it, it would keep you alive. You were smart, funny, fashionable and pretty and I will miss your laughter and smiling face. Thanks for being such a cool Aunt. Heaven has gained an angel. I hope they have keno and lots of slot machines up there! Love you lots, janet
Aaron Say
May 7, 2011
Auntie Susie, Thanks for the wonderful memories, that as we get older we seem to appreciate more. The many weekends spent at our house in the 80's when the 49er's never lost, all the gang would be there and after some coffee & cake the fella's would play cards late into the night. Our trip in the 90's to the black sea will always be special. Auntie I enjoyed our conversations the last few months.You put up a brave undaunted fight and as far as I can tell you won. It goes without saying you will be sorely missed.Thank you for impacting my life in such a graceful positive manner. Love, Aaron
BOB KOMOTO
May 4, 2011
Susie was always friendly to me from the first time I went to a Dere holiday dinner. She was always up beat and curious about what was going on in my life. She will be missed.
PEARL WONG-WOO
May 3, 2011
SUSIE WAS MY VERY BEST FRIEND FROM THIRD GRADE TO HER PASSING. SHE WAS MY MATRON OF HONOR AT MY WEDDIDNG. WE WENT TO THE SAME SCHOOLS, WORKED AT THE SAME PLACE UNTIL WE BOTH MARRIED AND STARTED OUR FAMILIES. I WILL SORELY MISS HER. SHE AND HARMON ARE UP IN HEAVEN WAITING FOR ME. LOVE YOU
PEARL
Gloria Wohlfeiler
May 3, 2011
Susie was the greatest sister one can hope for; thoughtful, considerate, generous, full of energy and warmth, caring and happy. Smart, pretty, just a loving person with a sparkling personality. Love you and always keep you in my heart.
Pretty in pink Jul 2010 at the age of 80 w siblings.
Lauretta Iwamasa
May 1, 2011
Susie was the greatest role model for me, her daughter. I was so fortunate and lucky to have such a smart, gracious, loving mother. May her positive attitude and spirit give strength to those who knew her. (Hope you are having fun and hitting a big jackpot, Mom.) I love you, Mom!
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