Birth date: Jan 13, 1926 Death date: Jan 16, 2021
Tamai Takami Galloway, age 95 of Goodlettsville, passed away peacefully in her home on January 16, 2021. She was born to her parents Kangoro Takami (father) and Seki Takami (mother) in 1926. She is preceded in death by her brothe Read Obituary
There are truly no words to describe how wonderful little granny was. She was kind, loving, fun, caring, humble and always well put together - I called her fashion-granny. I will miss listening to your stories growing up in Japan and when you came to the states, how much you love working at St. Thomas and caring for others. You were not my granny by blood but thanks to chris you became my granny too. You will be truly missed We love you so much little granny.
Little Granny lived a very joyful an peaceful life taking time to always make sure everyone she hung out with, family or friend feel the joy and happiness she lived for day in and day out. I'm very blessed to have spent many years knowing and spending time with her and will forever have the memories with me at all times. She was the needle in the hay stack as a person and has a heart of gold.
As a kid I remember Little Granny visiting us in Hawaii and every morning I would wake up and she had already been for a walk on the beach getting the best pick of the morning shells.
Visiting TN as a kid I remember every time being so excited to sleep in her shell room, that still is my favorite place in the house. She alway made sure to have blueberry yogurt in the fridge and grandpa always had klondike bars for my visit. When visiting it was routine to go down to the creek at the bottom of her yard and catch guppies and small fish.
As an adult my best memory was her excitement when I got to tell her that Romina and I were expecting and the moment she got to see her first great grandkid Matias when he was born.
Little Granny made a huge impression on so many people and leaves behind thousands of positive and motivating memories that will be told for decades across the globe.
I Love you Little Granny! Light speed ahead and I will see you again one day.
First off I'd like to say I'm so sorry for your loss. Second, I'd like to just share the first time I met her with Roxanne. I believe we were still dating at the time and we went to her house and I walked in the door and she turns to Roxy and say oh my he's so tall.... and handsome too! She had a big smile on her face and it was very special to be able to remember that.
