Death date: Mar 19, 2026
Gordon Kazuo Wada passed away on March 19, 2026 at the age of 67. He is survived by his wife Candace Wada; his sons: Jordan (Mayumi), Justin, and Josh (Natalie); his brothers: Wayne (Donna), Michael (Susan), Eric (Joy), and Steve Read Obituary
It's been 3 months since you left this world, but I still miss you everyday. Happy father's day dad. I'm thankful for everyday that you were here on this earth with us.
To the Wada family,
I just found out this morning as my brother mentioned that a Gordon Wada had passed last month. I said what why didn’t you tell me, he said it couldn’t be Gordon from Wadas since he just saw Gordon looking great and healthy.
And I was in contact with Steve and Jordan about an ice maker repair,
recently.
I first met Gordon more than thirty years ago he was the first to do repairs
On our appliances, and I had referred him to family and friends.
After I was blessed to have a couple of brothers and his son Josh to also repair my appliances.
This Wada family is so nice and very supportive of each other.
Gordon told me about the miracle story of his first surgery and recovery.
On one of his jobs here at my home, I was amazed at his composure and resilience as it was a major surgery and recovery.
Gordon was a man that shared his stories of his family, brothers and even his mom who had passed, with such fondness and love.
He was and always will remembered as a good, kind, humble loving man.
He cared about his customers and it showed. There will never be a dynasty this business like this again. His son Jordan who did my last repair is such a nice thoughtful guy, a chip of the old shoulder.
To the Wada family so sorry to hear about your loss but he will always be with each of you until you can meet again.
Jeanne Catalan
My dad was an amazing man. He was always putting others before himself. If anyone ever needed help, he was there. If there was ever a good sale, he was also there. My dad was a really goofy guy and was always making jokes or doing goofy things to make people laugh. I always grew up thinking how amazing it is how he can literally fix anything. Thank you dad for always sharing your knowledge with me and teaching me how to be such a handy person like you. I know you’ll always be watching over us and guiding us through life, but I sure do miss you dad. We’ll take good care of mom and all them cats. Love you Dad!!!
Dear Mr. Wada. I'm so heart broken that you are no longer with us. You were like a second father to me. I remember you always welcoming my brother and I to stay over, cooking for us and taking us to the fish shop when you had to pick up aunty. Your are a great father as shown as how Jordan, Justin and Josh have grown to be. I'm so grateful my girls were able to meet you. Rest in love uncle.
To my father-in-law,
You were never just a father figure to me, you were so much more. You loved me like the daughter you never had, and that is something I will carry with me always. I will never forget our long talks, our nightly strolls after dinner, and the wisdom and stories you so generously shared.
Thank you for opening your home and your heart to me, for welcoming me as your own, and for all the little moments that meant so much, especially teaching me how to make your smoked turkey for Thanksgiving. Those memories will forever be a part of me.
You used to joke that your family was weird and goofy, and that you didn’t have a choice—but I did. And I chose this goofy, loving, beautifully unique family, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
I am so grateful I got to have you in my life and to call you my “dad” too.
Love always,
Your baby girl and princess,
Nat Nat
Everytime I talked to you on the phone, you would always tell me that "I'm the most normal dad you have, because I'm your only dad." I would always reluctantly agree with you. I wish had the chance to tell you that you were the best dad. Not by default, but because there is no other person I would choose to be me dad over you. I miss you so much.
Jordan
