1933
Kazuko
2021
Kazuko "Kay" Troll
March 6, 1933 — March 19, 2021
Kazuko “Kay” Troll, age 88, died Friday, March 19, 2021 at Good Samaritan Society in Liberal, Kansas.
She was born on March 6, 1933 the only child of Tokajiro and Fusa Usui in Fukuoko, Japan.
Kay received her education in Japan and in 1952 immigrated to America to establish her independence and became a citizen in 1964, living most of her life in Liberal, Kansas.
She married her longtime friend and love of 38 years, Max Troll in April 1982 in Guymon, Oklahoma. Kay enjoyed quilting and sewing and will be remembered for her talent as an artist, her artistic eye and her beautiful pencil drawings. She was also known as a master cook in the kitchen by her family. Her presence in our lives will be sorely missed.
Survived by:
Her husband, Max Troll of Liberal, Kansas
Two Sons, Andrew “Andy” Heckle of Seattle, Washington and
Terry Hickey of Elkhorn, Nebraska
Two Daughters, Karen Horton of Fort Worth, Texas and
Alicia and her husband, Jim Wilson of Liberal, Kansas
Two Grandchildren and three Great Grandchildren
Kay was preceded in death by both her parents, Tokajiro and Fusa Usui
Private Services were held at Restlawn Cemetery in Liberal, Kansas.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.hornungfuneralhome.com
She was born on March 6, 1933 the only child of Tokajiro and Fusa Usui in Fukuoko, Japan.
Kay received her education in Japan and in 1952 immigrated to America to establish her independence and became a citizen in 1964, living most of her life in Liberal, Kansas.
She married her longtime friend and love of 38 years, Max Troll in April 1982 in Guymon, Oklahoma. Kay enjoyed quilting and sewing and will be remembered for her talent as an artist, her artistic eye and her beautiful pencil drawings. She was also known as a master cook in the kitchen by her family. Her presence in our lives will be sorely missed.
Survived by:
Her husband, Max Troll of Liberal, Kansas
Two Sons, Andrew “Andy” Heckle of Seattle, Washington and
Terry Hickey of Elkhorn, Nebraska
Two Daughters, Karen Horton of Fort Worth, Texas and
Alicia and her husband, Jim Wilson of Liberal, Kansas
Two Grandchildren and three Great Grandchildren
Kay was preceded in death by both her parents, Tokajiro and Fusa Usui
Private Services were held at Restlawn Cemetery in Liberal, Kansas.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.hornungfuneralhome.com
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