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After a long and wonderful life, Moriko (Sato) Williams passed away peacefully, with her loved ones by her side, on December 3, 2017 at the age of 86. She was born in Karafutu, Sakhalin, Japan to Hatsukichi Sata and Tsuyo Mizukoshi. She graduated from Sendai High School. She met the love of her life, Dallas in Japan and married in triplicate, once in the American Embassy, Japan Embassy, and the Matsushima Air Base Chapel. Together they made a wonderful life. They travelled all over and were inseparable. Their love for each other so strong, they lived up to their vows... until death do us part.... Moriko was a beautiful woman with many talents. She owned and operated a Seamstress business where she retired. She was an excellent cook and baker and always made the best parties. She loved to crochet, knit and quilt. She loved gardening and enjoyed seeing her orchids blossom. She love to kayak on Kaneohe Bay in the sunset. She is survived by her loving husband of 61 years, Dallas C. Williams, one and only son, Roger L. (Donna-Lei) Williams, and precious grandchildren, Alexander (Serena), Adam, and Amanda. She was a lover of many things, but none more than the people in her life. Truly, she was happiest with her family, friends, and loved ones. We will miss her kind heart and loving presence. The dove remains the symbol of the Spirit of God, Confirming the greatest gift of faith in the risen Lord, Jesus Christ, who bring peace to our hearts and our home. Private Services.
After a long and wonderful life, Moriko (Sato) Williams passed away peacefully, with her loved ones by her side, on December 3, 2017 at the age of 86. She was born in Karafutu, Sakhalin, Japan to Hatsukichi Sata and Tsuyo Mizukoshi. She graduated from Sendai High School. She met the love of her life, Dallas in Japan and married in triplicate, once in the American Embassy, Japan Embassy, and the Matsushima Air Base Chapel. Together they made a wonderful life. They travelled all over and were inseparable. Their love for each other so strong, they lived up to their vows... until death do us part.... Moriko was a beautiful woman with many talents. She owned and operated a Seamstress business where she retired. She was an excellent cook and baker and always made the best parties. She loved to crochet, knit and quilt. She loved gardening and enjoyed seeing her orchids blossom. She love to kayak on Kaneohe Bay in the sunset. She is survived by her loving husband of 61 years, Dallas C. Williams, one and only son, Roger L. (Donna-Lei) Williams, and precious grandchildren, Alexander (Serena), Adam, and Amanda. She was a lover of many things, but none more than the people in her life. Truly, she was happiest with her family, friends, and loved ones. We will miss her kind heart and loving presence. The dove remains the symbol of the Spirit of God, Confirming the greatest gift of faith in the risen Lord, Jesus Christ, who bring peace to our hearts and our home. Private Services.
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
