Birth date: Aug 10, 1978 Death date: Feb 17, 2024
S. Kojun Murakami Obituary S. Kojun Murakami S. Kojun Murakami, 45, passed away unexpectedly on February 17, 2024. Kojun was born August 10, 1978 in Dothan, Alabama to Yushin Murakami and Martya Murakami. He attended Northview Hi Read Obituary
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Kojun was an amazing friend and mentor. he would always be a phone call away. even if he couldn't pick up, he'd call right back. despite anything he was dealing with during the day. he would make sure his friends, family, and co-workers were okay. He is truly an inspiration of how friendly and professional one could aspire to be. large wealth of knowledge and amazing confidant. I will truly miss our biweekly meet ups. Thank you for all the laughs bro.
I met Kojun in Mililani at a brokers open and again had the joy of showing one of his listings on 10th ave in Palolo. In Palolo he showed me a closing gift he had made his clients. The thought and detail that he put into the creation was amazing and reflected to me the divinity in his humanity. Any time I spoke with Kojun I always left feeling uplifted. His positive attitude was contagious. He spoke to me of his love for his beautiful wife Lucy and their dogs. He told me the story of how they met at the irish rose and how it was meant to be. How lucy moved to be with him. He showed me pictures of their dogs and showed how they would always lay around him while he was working on his computer. Kojun also allowed me to pick as many oranges as I wanted while at his listing in Palolo. I must have eaten 5 there and took another 10 home with me. He was totally gracious in every way, not a pretentious bone in his body. He was one of a kind and cannot be replaced. Rest in Peace. God bless, keep and comfort Lucy and the rest of his family.
Thank you for all your kindness. Rest in peace Kojun.
I had the honor and privilege to work with Kojun as one of his escrow officers and we automatically clicked! I remember that I went to support him at one of his open houses in Waipio and brought him liliha bakery cream puffs and he was so thankful! We had a lot in common, the one thing that made our friendship so special was our love for pitbulls! I would send him videos of my furbaby and he would do the same. It’s sad to think that he was taken away from us so early, but I know his warm smile will always warm our hearts!
Heartbroken doesn't even describe what it feels to lose Kojun. He was always full of so much love, joy, positivity...his energy was contagious and you couldn't help but smile and feel good when Kojun was around. He was very genuine and always so kind to every living thing he met, whether people or his love for animals. His constant support during a hard time for me was so important and he has helped me in so many ways. Kojun, I will never forget your selflessness, unwavering kindness, optimism, and positivity in all things. I will miss you and will always cherish the orgone pyramid you gifted me. Love you, Kojun.
Thank you for your friendly energy and your mentorship. I knew you for such a short time but I’ll never forget you. You will be missed a lot! I hope your laughing and having a great time wherever you are now…..
I meet kojun in Hawaii he was a friend of my daughter Valerie Lawson we went hiking together and other things he was a great young man funny and happy loved life lm so glad I was able to spend a brief time with him on this earth I will always remember â¤ï¸ RIP
Kojun!! You will always be remembered for your kindness and your Aloha! And your awesomeness!!!!
