Howard Furuya

Death date: May 21, 2021

Howard Furuya Obituary Howard Furuya, 90, died on May 21, 2021, at his home in Kaneohe, surrounded by his family. Howard was born in Kahana Valley in 1930; the youngest of Suematsu and Kinu Furuya’s eight children and grew up farm Read Obituary

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A Memorial Tree Was Planted For Howard Furuya

27w ago

A Memorial Tree was planted for Howard Furuya
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Stephanie Pak

27w ago

A Memorial tree was ordered in memory of Howard Furuya by Stephanie Pak. Plant a TreeMay Uncle Howard's memory be a blessing to everyone who loved him.Stephanie Pak

Ross Asato

27w ago

A Memorial tree was ordered in memory of Howard Furuya by Ross Asato . Plant a TreeA great mentor and a wealth of knowledge. He will be dearly missed. Ross Asato

Fujimoto Ohana

224w ago

We have been blessed as a family to have known Howard for over 20 years. Â He has known our boys since they were little babies. It was so remarkable to see how much energy he had each day and was always working so hard around the house from morning to night, even into his late 80's. Howard was a very kind man that loved to serve others. We miss both Tomayo and Howard so very much but are at peace knowing they are both together with our Lord Jesus Christ in Heaven for Eternity. Â Looking forward to the day when we will all be reunited once again. Â (2 Timothy 4:7-8) "I have fought the Â good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day - and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing". Â Aloha Howard, til we meet again....

Randy Henne

225w ago

I only met Howard once but it was a pleasure!Â I am Clinton Furuya's son-in-law.Â We visited Howard at his house.Â Clint had recently taken me to Shirokiya.Â I tried Ume Musubi and really liked it.Â Clint mentioned this to Howard.Â Howard told me that his wife Tomeyo used to make Musubi for him.Â He then gave me a mold that his wife used to use to press the rice into the right shape.Â I still use it and always think of Howard!Â I'm very sorry to hear of his passing.Â Even though I only met him once, I talk to Clint multiple times a week.Â "Uncle Howard" is frequently and fondly mentioned.

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