Jon Masaki

November 30th, 1968 - August 15th, 2020

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Jon Masaki grew up in Waimea, Kauai and was the only son of Kiyoji and Naomi Masaki. He has two sisters, Sharlyn Kanna and Allison Jones. Jon resided in Kaneohe on Oahu and passed away at Straub Medical Center on Saturday, August 15 after battling Covid-19. Friends and classmates, please click on "Memories and Condolences" to view stories and pictures in celebration of his life. His family will be getting together privately. Jon, we will miss you but you won't be forgotten. (Note: No contributions need to be made on this site to view the memories. If you would like to post something, you will need to register.)

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Allison Jones

We had a private service, immediate family only, for Jon on 9/5/2020. Thank you for your kind words, funny stories and awesome photos of Jon. He was a funny, kind-hearted and generous man. He loved his family and his friends and we miss him. It is hard to believe he is no longer with us but our memories of him will live on forever. ♥️

Published October 14th, 2020

Rosa G

So saddened to hear about this. When thinking about growing up on Kauai and especially school days, Jon is ALWAYS part of those memories. From Waimea Canyon all the way through high school. We lost touch along the way but I will always remember Jon, the bunch of friends, and the good times we all had. Jon was hilarious, he had a way of saying things that always made me laugh. He was one who could keep up with my sailor mouth. Jon will definitely be missed and will always hold a special place in my thoughts. RIP.

Published August 26th, 2020

Lyman Lacro

Thank you Kristl! So sad hearing about Jon. I remember playing baseball and basketball together. Condolences to the Masaki family. RIP my friend! We will miss you!

Published August 23rd, 2020

Lance Ikemoto

Jon loved to drive his dad's Ford Elite-way before he was licensed. Approximately in 5th-6th grade, we went on a joyride to Kekaha. From far away, we saw Mr Nitta's bright orange Scout coming toward us. All of a sudden, Jon yells-duck down! So for like 5 seconds, the car seemed to be driving itself. Needless to say, his dad found out and Jon was "busted".

Published August 26th, 2020

Sally Farlander

Jon had an irreverent sense of humor and a taste for finer things. A group of us used to hang out a lot - movies, dinner, cookouts at Salt Pond. It was always entertaining to see him get into it with Lance. 🙂 I miss those days and I'll miss Jon. RIP

Published August 24th, 2020

Lance Ikemoto

The pic is of the kalaheo location and I think Mrs H's daughter runs it. Even though we worked really hard there, that was my best job ever, since I worked with friends and we had such great times! Jon and I would work as a team making bentos and rolling maki sushi for cater orders.

Published August 23rd, 2020

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