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A hui ho’ braddah Donald missing you. Give my aloha to our Ohana who you recently joined. Rest in peace now love you, big sista.
Aloha Uldric, Warren, Angela and Mickey…sorry for your loss. Your dad was a very special man to a lot of people. Like all of you, we miss him too. Sending our love and condolences to all of you. Aunty Camellia
First I would like to say mahalo nui loa for letting us be a part of your family. When I remember you I will always remember your smile and encouraging words. I will remember the unconditional love and support you ALWAYS showed your kids. I will remember a loving and caring father and grandfather. I will remember all the love and care that you poured into Mikey. What I want you to know is that we absolutely LOVE Uldric, Jessica & Mikey and will ALWAYS be here for them, they are family and just as you always welcomed us into your family we will always do the same for them. I am not saying that this journey will be easy for them, and I am sure you are watching over them and know your kids, daughter in law,and Mikey miss you so very much. A hui hou kakou, mahalo
To the family of Donald my heart felt condolences. I served in the USN with Donald(we went to boot camp together) and I remember him always smiling and talking of Hawaii. I have searched some thru out the years to locate him but never could come up with results. Today I opened my old sea trunk and found a list of the the men in company 630 in San Diego. I found Donald’s name and address for Kalaheo and followed the trail to San Antonio. Looking at his picture and he still looks like the Donald of 1968 just a little less hair. Peace be with him, always. Don Hamblin