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Noriko Tamamoto
February 20, 2025
Dear Alan, and bereaved families and friends, .
I am so very sorry to learn about passing of Dory.
We had so much fun when our children were young. We were in the same baby hui play group, where we explore all over the islands. She created a brownie scout for our girls, for their future.
I just am overwhelmed with all the beautiful memories filling me up and the tremendous sadness that she has past...
I still do not know what to say to you.... Please know that I was so happy that we had such lovely time together and her brightest and warmest smiles with quirky sense of humours will forever here with my heart.
Dory is greatly and dearly missed.
My deepest and utmost sincere condolences...
Noriko, Dennis, and Kasey
Kay & Barre Kennerley (Waikiki Health Center)
February 20, 2025
Alan...So very sorry to read of Dory's
passing. Our prayers go out to you at this time. Hope you are doing ok.
Seth Katz
February 20, 2025
"You carry your mother in every cell of your body. You have to look deeply to see that she is in fact always with you. Her hand is still in your hand. If your parents have already passed away and you practice looking deeply like this, you can have an even closer relationship with your parents than that of someone whose parents are still alive but who cannot communicate easily with them. You may like to take a moment now to look at your hand. Can you see your mother´s hand in your hand? Or your father´s? Look deeply into your hand. With this insight, and with all the love and care of your parents, bring your hand up to your forehead and feel the hand of your mother or father touching your forehead. Allow yourself to be cared for by your parents in you. They are always with you"
Thich Nhat Hanh, The Art Of Living
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