88, of Kaneohe, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on July 19, 2020 at Adventist Health Castle. Born in Honolulu, Kathleen was a talented seamstress, avid cook and baker. She was known as "Momsie" by her husband of 66 years and by her children and their spouses. To her grand- children, she was "Granny". Many remember her as being a very kind, loving, and generous person. She welcomed everyone into her home and treated them with kindness and compassion. She always radiated positivity and love, and kept everyone laughing with her witty sense of humor. Kathleen enjoyed spending time with her family, traveling, watching her Kiku dramas, and especially eating ice cream. She will forever be remembered and sorely missed. Kathleen left a loving legacy as a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She is survived by husband, Walter; son, Michael (Cherry-Mae) Saito; daughters, Charlene (Dean) Kimura and Susan Saito - (David) Lee; 3 granddaughters, Kristy, Kari, and Kelli Kimura; and 2 grandsons, Austin and William Lee. Private service held.
88, of Kaneohe, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on July 19, 2020 at Adventist Health Castle. Born in Honolulu, Kathleen was a talented seamstress, avid cook and baker. She was known as "Momsie" by her husband of 66 years and by her children and their spouses. To her grand- children, she was "Granny". Many remember her as being a very kind, loving, and generous person. She welcomed everyone into her home and treated them with kindness and compassion. She always radiated positivity and love, and kept everyone laughing with her witty sense of humor. Kathleen enjoyed spending time with her family, traveling, watching her Kiku dramas, and especially eating ice cream. She will forever be remembered and sorely missed. Kathleen left a loving legacy as a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She is survived by husband, Walter; son, Michael (Cherry-Mae) Saito; daughters, Charlene (Dean) Kimura and Susan Saito - (David) Lee; 3 granddaughters, Kristy, Kari, and Kelli Kimura; and 2 grandsons, Austin and William Lee. Private service held.
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