Born: Wednesday Oct-29-1930
Died: Wednesday Jun-21-2017
Funeral: Private Service

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YURIKO BRADY

BURLEY - Yuriko Haze Brady died peacefully in her sleep on June 21, 2017 after a short illness. She was born on October 29, 1930 in Hiroshima Japan. She met James L. Brady while he was stationed in Eta Jima Japan with the military and they were married on February 7, 1955. After moving to the US she was employed with the JR Simplot Company until she retired. She is survived by her husband James, her children Christine (Dan) Sullivan, Kathy (Steve) Wakeman, Tammy Koyle and Sandra (Dan) Holmes. Their grandchildren Melissa Marsh, Megan Koyle, Dylan Koyle, Audrey Holmes, James Wakeman and great granddaughter Willow Marsh and family in Japan. She was a wonderful wife and mother and the strongest woman we have ever known. The family would like to thank Dr Blauer and the caring staff of Cassia Regional Hospital for the loving care of our wife and mother. In keeping with her wishes no formal services will be held. Cremation services are under the care of Morrison Payne Funeral Home 321 East Main Street in Burley.

Condolences for Yuriko Haze Brady

From: Roxanne Keen
I am so sorry to hear about Yuriko. I have such fond memories of her. I am very grateful to have known her. So sorry for your loss….she now laughs with the angels!

From: Edi (Hubbard) Leckron
My condolences on your loss.

From: Sue Reeves
Chris, Kathy, Tammy & Sandra. My deepest condolences. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember how good your mom always was to me. Love, Sue

From: Sherry Rasmu
I am so sorry Chris, Sandra and the rest of family, my thoughts are with you all.

From: Cindy Gierisch
Dear Chris, Tammy, Kathy and Sandra, my deepest sympathy to all of you for the loss of your mom. She was a great lady who I remember that always had a smile on her face. I also remember the great egg rolls she used to make for people on their birthdays. She will be greatly missed I am sure. My thoughts are with all of you.

From: Annie Holmes
Chris, Tammy and family
I am so sorry about your mom.   Thoughts and prayers are with all of you.  I know you will really miss her.  I loved all the neat stories and things she did.  She was a really neat lady who will be missed by many.
God bless all of you.