Yoshiko Kondo Browman passed away at the age of 92 on February 11, 2021 at The Homestead Senior Living, in Rexburg, Idaho. At the Homestead she was known as Yoshi. She passed away peacefully while surrounded by family.

Yoshiko was born in Nagoya, Japan on December 9, 1928. In 1956 Yoshiko at age 28 married Floyd Gilbert Tester. Floyd was a sergeant in the Air Force, and they met in Japan while he was stationed there. The first eight years of their marriage they lived in New York and Nevada and then returned to Japan. They adopted a two-year-old little girl named Angela Charmaigne Tester. In 1966 Yoshiko, Floyd, and Angela moved to the Bay Area in California. In 1970, Yoshiko & Floyd divorced.

Yoshiko provided as a single mom with true focus and determination. She worked hard for Fairchild for at least 25 years, doing circuitry work, looking through a microscope. She was precise in everything she did. Whether it be with work, crafts, or food. She loved good food, eating out, crafts, dancing, shopping and always looking her best. Her crafts include tole painting and creating shadow boxes. She loved a good sale and often times would buy two of an item, just in case she needed a gift for someone.

Later in life she married George Browman. She was preceded in death by both Floyd Tester and George Browman.

Yoshiko is survived by her daughter: Angie Lewis (Mike Lewis) and their married children: Janae Bird (Nathan Bird), Selena Thompson (Mcneal Thompson), Alana Vera (Patrick Vera), Tiara Vail (Tanner Vail) and Corbin Lewis (Cortnie Lewis)

A graveside service will be held at Alta Mesa Memorial Park in Palo Alto, California.

We wish to thank all those who knew and cared for Yoshi at the Homestead! You are truly angels from above!