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(1959-2019) Survived by his wife Anna Wong and sisters Naomi and AnneLiese and his brother Richard. Jon was a graduate of Iolani School and the University of Washington. He worked as a chemist for the Department of Defense. He had a will of iron and survived dialysis for five years with dignity and grace. He loved sports and British television and food. Jon was well read and loved music of any kind and loved to shop for collectibles. His travels included England, Japan, the Pacific Northwest, the Southwest and the Philippines. Jon's legacy will be his work ethic and his loving care and support for his wife Anna. Jon was grateful for his long-lived friendships and for his great medical care team. He will be remembered for his superior intelligence, charm, wit, hilarious sense of humor, and lack of pretense. His ashes will be laid to rest in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Omaha, NE.
(1959-2019) Survived by his wife Anna Wong and sisters Naomi and AnneLiese and his brother Richard. Jon was a graduate of Iolani School and the University of Washington. He worked as a chemist for the Department of Defense. He had a will of iron and survived dialysis for five years with dignity and grace. He loved sports and British television and food. Jon was well read and loved music of any kind and loved to shop for collectibles. His travels included England, Japan, the Pacific Northwest, the Southwest and the Philippines. Jon's legacy will be his work ethic and his loving care and support for his wife Anna. Jon was grateful for his long-lived friendships and for his great medical care team. He will be remembered for his superior intelligence, charm, wit, hilarious sense of humor, and lack of pretense. His ashes will be laid to rest in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Omaha, NE.
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