Birth date: Sep 24, 1929 Death date: Nov 14, 2018
Shizuo "Nak" Nakamura, 89, of Waipahu, Hawaii, passed away on Wednesday, November 14, 2018. Shizuo was born on September 24, 1929 in Seattle, Washington to loving parents, Mitsunari and Yukie Nakamura; he was the oldest of three c Read Obituary
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One of the fondest memories I have of my grandfather is when he would spend time with me and my brother chaz on the weekend and would take us to watch movies , and take us out to eat. He always asked us what we wanted to do. He tried his best for us to enjoy. Another memory is when you motivated me to getting my license and teaching me how to drive , thank you for taking the time to teaching me when no one did grandpa . Spending time at your home with you and grandma will always be my fave , you always were so happy to see us , and always funny and I’ll miss you bickering with grandma Lol and how you would always bring out ur cup of whiskey ... I have more memories I would love to share but I’ll end it here . I often think of you, and I miss you Grandpa , and love you dearly ! I’ll cherish all the great times I’ve had with you, Im grateful for all the things you’ve taught me , everything means a lot more to me, thank you for everything you have done for us! Love you and miss you always! Hope you are in heaven with your parents, and grandparents , and your daughter , my aunty julie , and your friends ... I’ll see you again some day! I will make sure to work hard and take very good care of Rooke Saydi and Kara , and be a good person and be there for grandma and our whole family! Love you grandpa may you Rest In Peace & love forever !
Love your grand daughter ,
Chanyle Nakamura
Our family was saddened to read about your loss of Shizuo. Precious people leave a special place in our hearts. May Comforting words and thoughts sustain you in the months and years to come. For a ‘lift’ in the disquieting days ahead, Search: ‘loss of loved one’ at jw dot org.
