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Stephanie Ann Kuramoto

November 20th, 1946 - April 18th, 2024

In Loving Memory Of

Stephanie Ann Kuramoto

 

She recently passed away on the 18th of April, 2024.  Stephanie was the middle child of five female sibling girls: Carol, Clarice, Brenda & Barbara.  Stephanie was the middle daughter of Clarence Lawrence Lane and Annie Laurie-Walton.  She is survived by her two sons, Shawn & Christopher.  Stephanie was unique, and she absolutely adored her grandchildren: DaJean, Justin, Niesa and Chloe Ann Kuramoto.  Her strong spirit and love for life of friends and family.  She loved working out/physical fitness and staying healthy and eating right.  Her enduring spirit and faith in the Lord will forever be instilled.  She'll forever be remembered through her family members and friends.

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Barbara Jesse

Stephanie--Bunny to me--She was my older sister. I am NUMB and so VERY hurt that my sister-- My beautiful sister is gone. I still feel so connected and I sill think she's going to call me any minute during my day to say, "What are you doing?", Or, "Can you come by for a sec?" I took her to some of her doctor appointments and to the sore--(Her car had quit on her), and I knew she needed these things. I just feel I wish I could have helped her more, but she didn't let on about her doctor visit so much and when I questioned she always said she was following her doctor's requests--Not my concern. She was private about that alot and yet I wished I had known more. I'll always wish that I could have questioned the doctors and I wish that I didn't frustract her when I asked. Her Indian-like features in her face, told me to mind my business and I did, mostly. She was stubborn and I'll miss her so much. She had our Dad's featues of keeping that quiet, and she had his great hair, that I wished I had. But I still wish now I could have known more of what she was going through. I loved her and miss her and now I know she's not in need for doctor's visits. She loved her family, she loved watching tennis and bastketball games with all of us. She loved a good meal and her slimness defied any heaviness. She lived Bon Vovi, Christmas music and Whitney Houston. I'll watch tennis and basketball without her, and I loved Bon Vovi and Whitney, too. I wish her PEACE and no need for any more doctors.

Published April 30th, 2024
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Paul Jesse

I met Stephanie's family almost 55 years ago. I was in the military stationed at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale Az. A friend of mine introduced me to the family. I though I had died and was in heaven when I first met five beautiful young girls. Carol, Brenda, Clarice,Stephanie and Barbara. I found out that Brenda and Clarice were happily married. Later I visited and brought my best friend with me to meet these pretty young women This is when I introduced Stephanie to Alan Kuramoto. It was love at first sight with them, to make a long story short They married and I married the youngest sister Barbara. The family was outstanding and out going with a dog called Dino.

Published April 29th, 2024
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