Morikami, Judith

Birth date: Oct 13, 1946 Death date: Nov 14, 2025

Judith Y. Morikami, 79, of Kaneohe passed on Friday, November 14, 2025. She was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is survived by her husband, Thomas, daughter, Leeann, son, Marc as well as her 2 grandchildren. Read Obituary

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Mary Osetek

12w ago

I was very sad to hear of Judy’s passing. I moved into the rooming house where Judy lived. She was at one end of the hall and I at the other. This was a most difficult time in my life. Judy befriended me and made my life worth living. When she asked me to be in her wedding I was so surprised. Of course I said yes. I was happy for her and Tom but must admit, I sure did miss her company at the rooming house. Rest in peace my dear friend. Prayers go out to her family, friends and Tom.
Mary Snow Osetek

Mary Osetek

12w ago

I am very sad to hear of the passing of Judy. She was my lifeline. A week from graduating from high school, I moved into the same rooming house where Judy lived. She lived at one end of the hall and I at the other. She befriended me in one of the hardest times in my life. When she asked me to be in her wedding party I was speechless. Of course I said yes. We shared so much time together in that rooming house. I really missed her when she married Tom but she always had time for me. Tom and the family are in my prayers.
Mary Snow Osetek

Terri Smith

19w ago

Aunty Judi was a best friend of my mom and a constant in my life. I don’t know life without Aunty, and I will certainly miss her very much! There are so many great stories I can tell about her, but the one that always comes to mind is her identity as Secret Santa. Aunty Judi and my mom were close friends since they were teenagers. My mom had lost a dear uncle when she was young and always talked about how he would bring their family Almond Roca for Christmas. So Aunty Judi started a tradition of secretly leaving a small can outside on the washer every Christmas morning. For years we wondered who the Almond Roca Santa was until one Christmas when my brother hid in the patio to solve the mystery once and for all. She was so surprised to see him jump out from behind the wall, and we all had a good laugh.

I will miss those special things that Aunty did for us, and I’m grateful to have been blessed with her love and guidance throughout my life. I’m sure she and my mom are hanging out in heaven talking story and laughing about all the adventures they had in over 55 years of friendship. Praying for love and comfort for the Morikami and Kuba family. Aloha, Terri (Medeiros) Smith

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