Mary Yuriko Nagao

Birth date: Mar 14, 1929 Death date: Nov 22, 2025

Mary Yuriko Nagao, age 96, was a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend who passed away peacefully on November 22, 2025, at Saint John's Hospital in Camarillo, surrounded by many family members and friends. She Read Obituary

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Sigourney Randall

9w ago

I’m missing you already, I know you weren’t blood related being my grandma but you took the place of my grandma Aiko till I met her again at 18 years old and accompanied me to LA and was by my side the whole time, that meant the world to me and when I wanted to participate in the local obon festival you went shopping with me and my mom for my kimono. I’m bummed I missed out on seeing you in the past year after my grandma Virginia passed but I just wanted to keep in my mind how you were before you came ill you will always be with me in my memories I know you’re in no more pain and reunited with so many people especially Ray , I know in my heart my grandma was there to meet you in heaven. Love you so much.
- Sigourney

Robert N.

9w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Mary.

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Robert N.

9w ago

Sent a Rainbow Of Remembrance Spray to the Nagao family.

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Phyllis Cummings

10w ago

in honor of Mary.

Mary will live on in our hearts. Her glow will continue to warm us all for ever. We are all so very lucky to have known her. May she rest in peace.
The Cummings Family

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Tmarihara

10w ago

in honor of Mary.

My personal memory of the love, caring, and acceptance Mary gave to my partner and me without a second thought, and why she will shine on for all time.

"Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared." ~A Zen Expression~

Mary's beautiful flame of happiness will never shorten, as she has lit the flame of so many she has come into contact with. Who then lit the flame of others, and the amazing continuation never ends. And the flames of happiness shine brightly throughout the world because of one unassuming woman, Mary Nagao, who shared her flame. Thank you for lighting our lives flames. They will live on in our lives always, and I am forever grateful. All my love, Ted

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