Remembering Kunihiko ("Key") Otomo
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Kunihiko (“Key”) Otomo, our beloved partner, colleague, friend has suddenly and tragically passed away from a brain aneurysm.
Key was fighting for his life for a few days until declared brain dead by his doctors early Monday morning. Key was the strongest of them all. Other than being a renowned Karate instructor, he used to train rigorously to keep in shape. He was also a talented landscape painter who loved Jazz and history books (the thick ones ).
Key has left behind a wife – Elizabeth – and two kids, Ken 20 years of age and Vivian 26 years of age.
We’re starting this GoFundMe page to help Key’s family during this very difficult time. The family is now facing a world without their loving and supportive husband and father who was also the primary source of income. Any donation, small or big, to help Key’s wife and kids navigate the financial hardships they are now facing in Key’s absence would be greatly appreciated. Finally, please know that by donating you’re helping us honor Key’s legacy, his good nature and huge heart. Thank you.
Please consider donating to this cause, no amount is too small or too large. Please feel free to share this message with anybody you feel would be interested in donating, God bless and thank you.
We will miss you Sensei.
Key was fighting for his life for a few days until declared brain dead by his doctors early Monday morning. Key was the strongest of them all. Other than being a renowned Karate instructor, he used to train rigorously to keep in shape. He was also a talented landscape painter who loved Jazz and history books (the thick ones ).
Key has left behind a wife – Elizabeth – and two kids, Ken 20 years of age and Vivian 26 years of age.
We’re starting this GoFundMe page to help Key’s family during this very difficult time. The family is now facing a world without their loving and supportive husband and father who was also the primary source of income. Any donation, small or big, to help Key’s wife and kids navigate the financial hardships they are now facing in Key’s absence would be greatly appreciated. Finally, please know that by donating you’re helping us honor Key’s legacy, his good nature and huge heart. Thank you.
Please consider donating to this cause, no amount is too small or too large. Please feel free to share this message with anybody you feel would be interested in donating, God bless and thank you.
We will miss you Sensei.
Organizer and beneficiary
Marc Shapses
Organizer
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Elizabeth Everett
Beneficiary
