Birth date: Jan 24, 1957 Death date: Apr 21, 2026
Victor Roy Okumura, a fun‑loving, personable, and deeply cherished third‑generation Japanese‑American, passed peacefully on April 21, 2026. Born on January 24, 1957, in San Francisco, Victor grew up surrounded by the rich cultural Read Obituary
Whenever there was a family gathering, I would always gravitate to Victor. His warm smile, easy going ways and knowledge of old school R&B music, kept us singing legendary lines from legendary songs together. It was clear that family fed his inner happiness. Victor will be missed, but his spirit of love will live on in all who were fortunate enough to know him or spend time with him. Rest In Peace Victor.
Linda and Miguel shared many pleasant memories playing pinochle and uno with Victor and Karen. He was always a welcomed visitor to our home as he brought laughter and happy conversations for our enjoyment. He often brought goodies and delighted in preparing cold drinks for us. We would chastise him whenever his diabetes monitor sounded off and remind him that he should not be answering phone calls when we're playing cards. He earned the nickname 'Slick Vic' as he often tried to pull a fast one by 'accidently' not following the rules. He also had the unusual habit of begging for as many handicap pins as he could from Miguel, then beat him at bowling for $ $ $ $. He believed in the power of 'kahuna' and we had many bouts of laughter whether his sneaky trick did or did not work.
He was a fun guy; a good guy. He will be missed by family. He is being missed by us.
Linda and Miguel shared many pleasant memories playing pinochle and uno with Victor and Karen. He was always a welcomed visitor to our home as he brought laughter and happy conversations for our enjoyment. He often brought goodies and delighted in preparing cold drinks for us. We would chastise him whenever his diabetes monitor sounded off and remind him that he should not be answering phone calls when we're playing cards. He earned the nickname 'Slick Vic' as he often tried to pull a fast one by 'accidently' not following the rules. He also had the unusual habit of begging for as many handicap pins as he could from Miguel, then beat him at bowling for $ $ $ $. He believed in the power of 'kahuna' and we had many bouts of laughter whether his sneaky trick did or did not work.
He was a fun guy; a good guy. He will be missed by family. He is being missed by us.
Victor has such a big heart. He is fun loving, generous and was a sincere servant of The Lord. We enjoyed his company. Both Karen and he invited us to play mah jong and listen to music at their church. We played bingo. We also experienced a Bible study series at their home and worship service at SDA. Victor was always cheerful and giving. We will miss him on this earthly plane but we’re assured we’ll see him in Paradise with Our Lord. We are blessed to know Victor and Karen. God is good! Pauline Tsang and Irene Hacker
I was lucky to meet Victor and Karen just a few months ago while playing bingo. I'll never forget Victor's kindness and the positive attitude he always had. Whenever I won a bingo game, he would smile and say, "Oh, good, you got it!" I can still hear him say that now. I am thankful to have gotten to know him; may he rest in peace.
My condolences to you Karen and to the Okumura and Batle families. May he rest in peace until that glorious day!
