JAYNE FUSAKO MIHO
92, of Honolulu, a former owner and principal of Jayne Miho's Style Center, died November 5, 2011 at Queen's Medical Center after a brief illness.
A beloved mother, grand-mother, great-grandmother, and aunt, Jayne was a very modern Japanese American woman, one who had built an uncommon legacy amongst her generation. For nearly half a century, Jayne pursued her passion for the art of fashion and established herself as one of the state's premier fashion designers, designing clothing for such dignitaries as Claire Booth Luce and several First Ladies of Hawaii.
Jayne was preceded in death by husband, Katsuro Miho, son, David Miho and grandson Ross Katsuro Miho. She is survived by her son, Jon (Pam) Miho; granddaughter, Paige Miho of Honolulu; grandsons Jon D. Miho and Michael Miho of Portland, Oregon; and great-grandchildren, Heather and Ross.
Private services were held on Saturday.
JAYNE FUSAKO MIHO
92, of Honolulu, a former owner and principal of Jayne Miho's Style Center, died November 5, 2011 at Queen's Medical Center after a brief illness.
A beloved mother, grand-mother, great-grandmother, and aunt, Jayne was a very modern Japanese American woman, one who had built an uncommon legacy amongst her generation. For nearly half a century, Jayne pursued her passion for the art of fashion and established herself as one of the state's premier fashion designers, designing clothing for such dignitaries as Claire Booth Luce and several First Ladies of Hawaii.
Jayne was preceded in death by husband, Katsuro Miho, son, David Miho and grandson Ross Katsuro Miho. She is survived by her son, Jon (Pam) Miho; granddaughter, Paige Miho of Honolulu; grandsons Jon D. Miho and Michael Miho of Portland, Oregon; and great-grandchildren, Heather and Ross.
Private services were held on Saturday.Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
