Yukio Okutsu

1921–2003 (age 82)

Soldier

Biography

Yukio Okutsu served his country with honor and distinction as a dedicated soldier, embodying the values of courage and commitment. His military service reflected a deep sense of duty and patriotism that defined his life and character.

Okutsu's legacy as a veteran remains an important part of the communities he served. His contributions to his country and the sacrifices he made are remembered with gratitude and respect by those whose freedoms he helped protect.

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Also buried at East Hawaii Veterans Cemetery No. 2

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