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Sue (Suyeko) Kamo
October 7th, 1925 - July 8th, 2025
Sue Kamo, 99 of Nyssa, Oregon died July 8, 2025. She was born on October 7, 1925 to Hayako and Morio Matsumoto. She was reared and educated in Middleton, Idaho. On December 1, 1948 She married Hiroshi "Hip" Kamo and moved to Jamison, Oregon where Hip farmed. In 1985 they moved to Ontario, Oregon where they started "Hippos", a used and renewed truck business. She worked alongside Hip until his death in August of 1993. She then moved to Fruitland, Idaho where she enjoyed a yard full of flowers. She enjoyed fishing and traveling with her siblings. She was an avid Boise State fan and went through several decks of cards playing Solitaire. Her family, brothers and sisters were very dear to her. Her grandsons were her pride and joy.
She is survived by Son, Curt (Kit) Kamo, Daughter, Susie (Bert) Bertalotto, Grandsons, Ryan and Colby Bertalotto, David Koma, Great Grandchildren Kobe and Chloe Kamo, Evan Bertalotto, Brother Richard Matsumoto, Sister Elaine Crawford.
She was proceeded in death by her parents, husband Hip, Brothers Jun, Tada and Tom Matsumoto, Sister, Irene Yamada, May Matsui, Yoshie Fuji and Mitsue Sako.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Ontario JACL Bento Box Program or the charity of one's choice. Upon Sue's Request no public services will be held.
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Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel - Payette
The Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel has proudly served Treasure Valley families for over 100 years. We are committed to providing personal, compassionate, dignified, and affordable care to every family.Our Payette location is an important part of our local community and has earned the trust of those who live here. We welcome all families and offer multicultural funerals and Spanish-speaking care advisors as part of our commitment to serving our diverse population. As a vital part of the region, we provide family and friends with a variety of ways to celebrate a loved one, unlike anywhere else in the area. We strive to help carry the burdens of families as they go through the most difficult days of their lives....
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