Hello, I am Satsuki Yoza. I work for Splash as a programmer.
Shin gave me one-on-one personal training on weekends. I didn't know that she was such a famous trainer at that time.
Now that I think about it, I was really lucky. A few years later, she suggested that I speak in a session at the FileMaker conference.
She said, "I think you're good at speaking in public," so she encouraged me and, uh, that adjusted my work.
She broke stereotypes as a petite woman who drove large vehicles without ever getting a single scratch on them.
And then she also loved skiing, golf, bouldering, and sports. She wrote magically cool scripts
with great speed and charmed people with her command of English, Japanese and Kansai dialect.
She was like a bridge of FileMaker developers between Japan and all over the world.
I think she will be remembered as someone who really loved FileMaker and wanted to tell everyone how fun it is.
So, whether it was a FileMaker conference or the users' meeting,
people naturally gathered around her. She was always giggling with her witty pranks.
We held an online memorial event for her using FileMaker. People joined from all over the world
to leave their farewell messages, so every time that a message was posted through, um, FileMaker,
candles and, ah, incense were lit. The altar was placed in her favorite
office and the candles were lit 161 times. She was a wonderful boss who not only gave me
technical instructions but also helped me develop and improve my advantages.