In Memory of Keizo Jumonji
Name: Keizo Jumonji
Spouse: Toshie
Children: Micah, Lisa, Elica; Son-in-law: Young Bohle; Grandson: Caleb
Birth Date: January 19, 1952
Blessing Date: April 8, 1989
Ascension Date: October 22, 2019
Keizo Jumonji was born and grew up in Kindaichi, Japan as the third son to Goro and Kyoko Jumonji. In 1970 he graduated from Fukuoka Tech High School, where he was Captain of their Tennis Team. After graduation Jumonji-san worked for 12 years as a machinist for Nissan Corp. in Yokohama Japan. He has three brothers and one sister.
In 1982 he joined the Unification Movement in Yokohama Japan, then in 1985 he moved to the USA where he worked on projects in the NY area including the East Sun Building, New Yorker Hotel window replacement project and the East Garden building project. Then in 1986 he joined the China project in Boston where he worked on developing a new automobile building process for China. Keizo then worked for Saeilo Machinery and later Saeilo Motors. He started his own business – Jumonji Auto Service in 2005 which he operated until his retirement in 2018.
In 1986 Keizo and Toshie were matched by Rev. Moon. He moved to Dallas, Texas in 1988 to be near his fiancé and then to Houston, Texas in 1989. Keizo and Toshie were Blessed in Marriage in New York City on 4/8/1989. They had their first daughter Micah in 1991, then Lisa in 1993 and Elica in 2000. Everyone could see the deep love that Keizo had for his daughters, who were the stars of his life. One of the recent highlights of his life was the birth of his grandson Caleb in 2014. He loved playing and spending time with Caleb and his daughter’s family.
Jumonji-san has always been a dependable volunteer at the Houston Family Church where he will be deeply missed by his community of faith. He also loved to travel and participated in many of his Church’s national projects.
Keizo departed life on October 22nd 2019, he leaves his wife Toshie, children Micah, Lisa and Elica, son-in-law Young Bohle, grandson Caleb, and his family in Japan. He will be deeply missed by his loving family and his community.
Seonghwa Ceremony: Friday, October 25, 2019 at 5:30 PM (Visitation from 4:30 PM)
Location: Garden Oaks Funeral Home, 13430 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, Texas
Cards and Remembrances can be sent to:
Toshie Jumonji
5427 Starfield Dr.
Houston, TX 77084
Bruce Biggin
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We miss you Juninho-sans – your infectious smile and kind manner . You were always friendly towards everyone. I will miss you as will so many others. May your home in spirit world be a beautiful one and may Heavenly Parent watch over your family.
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Eleseo Hurtada
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Missed you KUYA(jumonji san) HE was a great Father Husband brother family mmeber.On my part maybe this space is not enough to express my gratitude to him in so many ways,wish you infinite happiness peacefull journey KUYA my geat appreciation to his family TOshie san Micah Liza Elica Young +caleb along w/Teaeko san they are my Family in houston tx.great people great love +admirations..
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Anthony & Alicia
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We will all miss you Mr. Jumonji💐
You were a father to all, best friend, Extremely joyful, just your presence brought a smile on all our faces, we will all live smiling in remembrance of you!
We loved you then, now and FOREVER You’ll remain in our HEARTS 💕
May the Angels and All our ancestors watch over your family At this moment as you departed to the heavenly world!
🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
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Danilo Hiroko Covone
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Hello dear brother thank you work your hard work I have so many memory whit you in Texas we work together fundraise ad whit my wife Hiroko work in NY to fix the house of Korea leader.W
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JESSE JOSEPH REALMO
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>>>MY DEAR FRIEND & BROTHER,
YOUR JOURNEY HERE ON EARTH HAS ENDED LEAVING SO MANY TO LOOK AFTER YOUR FAMILY. BE AT PEACE & BE ETERNALLY HAPPY IN YOUR NEW HOME IN THE SPIRITUAL WORLD, I KNOW TRUE FATHER MAY REQUIRE YOUR HARD WORK. SURELY YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO BE A GENERAL LEADING THE MULTITUDES OF ABSOLUTE GOOD SPIRITS. I WILL DO MY BEST TO LOOK AFTER YOUR FAMILY & WILL ASSIST THEM IN WHATEVER WAY I CAN…….
I REMEMBER THE NUMEROUS DAYS WE HAD TOGETHER WHEN YOU HAD YOUR GARAGE & I HAD MY SMALL BUSINESS PAINTING HOUSES IN HOUSTON. HOW YOU HELPED ME W/ MY VEHICLES, YOUR GENEROSITY WAS EVEN LARGER THEN MY OWN. HOW YOU & YOUR FAMILY TOOK MY WIFE & ME PLUS MY DOG – PRINCEE AFTER OUR HOME FLOODED W/ 5 & HALF FEET OF FLOOD WATERS. FOR 7 MONTHS YOU SHARE YOUR HOME, LOVE, KINDNESS IN A MANNER TO ASSIST US TILL WE COULD MOVE INTO OUR NEW HOME, MY WIFE & I ARE FOREVER IN YOUR DEBT MY DEAR BROTHER JUMONJI & YOUR FAMILY. MY HEART IS FILLED W/ JOY & HAPPINESS FOR I WAS SO FORTUNATE TO HAVE KNOWN YOU & YOUR FAMILY. BE AT PEACE BROTHER JUMONJI & LET ME WORRY ABOUT YOUR FAMILY………………..GO NOW & ENJOY YOUR NEW LIFE BUT COME BACK & VISIT WHENEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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