Goro Sakaguchi, 93, of Brighton, Colorado, passed away on January 7, 2018. Goro was a WWII Veteran of the U.S. Army, in the 4042 RGT, stationed in Germany. He worked for the Adams County Sheriff’s Office in the Maintenance Department for many years. Goro was a member of the Tri State Denver Buddhist Temple. He loved the game of baseball, cross word puzzles and reading. A true fan of Steven King!
Goro, unconditionally loved his two children. He was one of ten, leaving four surviving siblings: Fujiyo Tashio, of Brighton, Colorado; Kez Sakaguchi of Westminster, Colorado; Yaye Ottashi of Hawaii; Toshi Kiyoi of California.
Goro, unconditionally loved his two children. He was one of ten, leaving four surviving siblings: Fujiyo Tashio, of Brighton, Colorado; Kez Sakaguchi of Westminster, Colorado; Yaye Ottashi of Hawaii; Toshi Kiyoi of California.
Goro Sakaguchi, 93, of Brighton, Colorado, passed away on January 7, 2018. Goro was a WWII Veteran of the U.S. Army, in the 4042 RGT, stationed in Germany. He worked for the Adams County Sheriff’s Office in the Maintenance Department for many years. Goro was a member of the Tri State Denver Buddhist Temple. He loved the game of baseball, cross word puzzles and reading. A true fan of Steven King!
Goro, unconditionally loved his two children. He was one of ten, leaving four surviving siblings: Fujiyo Tashio, of Brighton, Colorado; Kez Sakaguchi of Westminster, Colorado; Yaye Ottashi of Hawaii; Toshi Kiyoi of California.
Goro, unconditionally loved his two children. He was one of ten, leaving four surviving siblings: Fujiyo Tashio, of Brighton, Colorado; Kez Sakaguchi of Westminster, Colorado; Yaye Ottashi of Hawaii; Toshi Kiyoi of California.
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US Army
World War II
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Interred: Jan 16, 2018
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