Obituaries

Roselynnda Kimej, 38, of Kahului, passed away on December 3, 2020 at Maui Memorial Medical Center. She was born on April 25, 1982 in Honolulu. Roselynnda worked as a transporter for Dollar Rent-a-Car at Kahului Airport.

She is survived by her husband, Royal Kimej; children, Bien Kimej, Kellalynn Kimej, Jilla Kimej, Quentilla Kimej, Elizabeth “Lala” Kimej, and Elizabeth “Pink” Yoneyama; father, Johnny Chong Gum; brothers, Isang Chong Gum, Compac Chong Gum, Russ Chong Gum, Nicky Chong Gum, Clifford Chong Gum, and Jeppi Clement; sisters, Ruthina Henry, Melinda Bien, and Eorina Lomae; grandfather, Kejjo Bien; nieces, nephews, aunties and uncles.

A public drive-thru viewing will be held from 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Friday, January 8, 2021 at Ballard Family Mortuary. Burial will be private.

Cindy May Tidwell

August 15, 1960 – November 30, 2020

Cindy May Tidwell, 60, of Kamuela, died November 30, 2020. She was born on August 15, 1960 in Honolulu Hawaii. She was a veteran of the United States Army National Guard who served 18 years as a SGT. “SGT. Tidwell”. Cindy was a very loving and caring person with a heart of GOLD. She always had her door open for people who needed help.

She is survived by her daughter Jessica Tidwell of Honokaa; brothers Chris (Nani) Rodrigues of Ahualoa; Charles (Allison) Tidwell of Texas; sisters Michelle Rodrigues of Honokaa; Elizabeth (Betty Ann) Rodrigues of Honokaa. She had numerous aunties and uncles; as well as many nieces and nephews.

Due to certain circumstances the funeral/burial will be held at a later date.

Online condolences may be posted on www.ballardfamilymortuaries.com. Services provided by Ballard Family Mortuary-Kona.

Andrew Keala “Woody” Powell, 34 passed away on November 28, 2020 in Honolulu,O’ahu. He was born on October 26, 1986 in Portland, Oregon.

Woody is pre-deceased by his Mother, Tanja Marie Birden.

He is survived by his Father, Andrew (Kimberly) Keala Powell, Sr.; Grandparents, David and Isabella K Powell of Waiehu, Hawai’i; sisters, Rebecca and Kale’a Powell of Oregon, Aimika Powell, Moanikeala and Kealaokamaile Paz-Powell of O’ahu, Hawai’i; brothers, Makoa Paz-Powell of O’ahu, Hawai’i and Kaikoa Powell of Oregon.

Woody loved fishing, cooking and basketball. He was an avid fan of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and the Lakers.

Private services will be held at a later date, please contact the family for more information.

Mahalo nui loa,

The Powell Ohana

Mrs. Vivian Kenoa Carroll Melekiola (departed on November 23, 2020) was born on January 16, 1965 at Maui Memorial Hospital. She was raised in Honolua Camp on the west side of Lahaina, Maui growing up in a house being the youngest of 13 children. She would always talk about how good the old days were. You could tell she loved and missed it but she mostly loved when all of her children were together. Singing songs, playing games and trying to guess riddles which was the worst but she did always manage to put a smile on her face. She will always be that mom, or that aunty that got your back. Family was and will always be everything to her. “Never mess with momma and her cubs”.

She is survived and loved by husband Poimana “Pelenato” Melekiola Sr, 11 children: Sons; Soane (Gina) Carroll, Poimana “Leka” (Adriana); Poufau “Kiola” (Helena); Tonga “Maui” (Mariah) Melekiola; Palovepi Kali. Daughters; Fatafehi “Koleti” (Adam) Fakavai; Helena (Josh) Delos Reyes, Salome”Alama”; Silipa”Nusi”, Pollyanna Melekiola; 1 hanai Daughter; Kele-Jo (Joey) Kahai; 9 grandchildren, 1 great grand daughter. 12 siblings; Brothers; (D) Wayne Sr; Robert “Bobby” Jr; Abraham “Abel”; (D) Allen; Warren “Mugsie”; (D) George Carroll. Sisters; JerryBeth DeMello; Lillian Alemeida; Faith Ancog; Rebecca “Iwalani”; Carrie Carroll and Gayle.

From her all cubs to their momma; We love and miss you very much and hope you’re dancing in the sky with all of our loved ones.

Until we meet again Momma ❤️❤️

Services will be will be held on Tuesday December 15, 20 at Ballards Mortuary in Kahului from 6pm-10pm as a Drive By Service. Please refrain from exiting your vehicle.

Mass will be held on Wednesday December 16,20 from 10am-11am at Maria Lanakila Catholic Church in Lahaina. Burial to follow at 12pm Puamana Cemetery.

Mask are mandatory and social distancing is followed. Any Condolences/Donations please contact Koleti 8083573190 and leave a voicemail.

Eunice Lahapa Kalaniumi (Branco) Puou, 73, of Lāhaina, passed away on November 20, 2020 at her home in Lāhaina, Maui. She was born on March 15,1947 in Honolulu, Oʻahu. She is the daughter of Albert Gomes Branco of Kalihi, Oʻahu and Emma Moeala Henrietta Papa of Honolulu, Oʻahu.

Eunice is predeceased by her husband Benjamin Kamaka Puou Jr., of Lāhaina, Maui.

She is survived by her Children: Henridene “Deanie” (Nua Tupola), Benjamin “Kamaka J” (Korlleen), Albert “Tuga” (Nani Lee), Kanani;

Grandchildren: Deanart “Kaleo” Puou-Guzon, Mosese Tupola, Nelson Llanes III (Hannah Teves), Shaleina (Lono) Kekoa, Devonte Llanes, Jazimine “Jazzy” Aloiau, Xavier “X-Man” Aloiau, Kevin “Inoalani” Aloiau, Jensen Puou, Blazen Puou, Wysemyn “Bubu” Haia Corpuz-Latuselu.

Great Grandchildren: Nelson Anthony Llanes IV, Braizley Kaleihiwahiwa Kekoa, Bailey Kawenamaikalani Kekoa, Koa Aloiau-Zeithammel.

Eunice is also predeceased by her brother Albert “Alapaki” Branco and sister Debra “Debbie” Kelsey.

She is survived by her Sisters: Rose Martha “Mata” Branco of Waimānalo, Alberta “Berta” Naleieha of Waimānalo, Lillian “Bonnie” (Ken) Cline of Onalaska,Washington; May “Chubbie” Branco of Waiʻanae, and Manoa “Fatso” (Antoine) Davis of Arlington, Virginia.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions and for the safety of our ʻOhana, private services will be held. A public celebration of life will be announced at a later date.

Rudy Oen, 86, of Haiku peacefully passed away on November 18, 2020 at 7:23 am under the care of Hospice Maui. He was born on August 10, 1934 in Malang, Indonesia to the late Bing-Tiat and Erna Oen.

He attended the University of Pajajaran in Bandung, Indonesia where he received a degree in Physical Education and swam competitively with Aquarius Swim Club that he founded. He swam with the Indonesian national water polo team and participated in the 1958 Asian Games in Tokyo, where they received the bronze medal. He continued his passion for swimming until he was 84, participating in numerous competitions including the Waikiki Rough Water Swim, Maui Rough Water Swim, the Kaanapali Classic, and the Kihei Rough Water Swim.

In 1962, he married Eugenie (The) and recently celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary. He started a family in Surabaya and made the bold decision to immigrate to Maui, Hawaii with his young family in 1968.

During his first years on Maui, he worked at Valley Isle Produce, Seabury Hall and Avis Car Rental before deciding to start his own business, Loompia House, in 1976. He and Eugenie owned and operated their business for 44 years.

Rudy enjoyed raising and racing homing pigeons, a hobby he nurtured since his youth in Indonesia. He was a member of the Maui County Flyers, a racing pigeon club where several of his birds competed and won races from the outer islands. He also created a home in his yard for countless dogs, cats, doves, ducks, chickens guinea hens, turtles, and fish.

In 1972, he purchased property in Kokomo, where he ultimately built a home, cultivated the land and tended to many tropical fruit trees and plants. His passion was horticulture and gardening starting with roses, orchids and ultimately developing over 40 varieties of hibiscus hybrids. He loved to share his aloha and the fruits of his labor with many local friends and family as well as those that visited them from across the world.

Rudy is survived by his wife, Eugenie; sons, Ray (Evelyn) Oen of Issaquah, WA, Ronald (Lisa) Oen of San Jose, CA; sister, Carla (Guus) Mauri; grandchildren, Brycen, Cameron, Brennen, Dawson, Harrison, and Helene, and numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews.

After cremation at Ballard Mortuary, he will be with the family and ultimately laid to rest at Makawao Cemetery. Private funeral services will begin with the eulogy at 10:30 AM followed by mass at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Makawao. The service will be livestreamed through Facebook. Please contact the family for further information.

Nai’a Souza, 16 years of age, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, November 14, 2020 near his hometown in Kahakuloa Village.

Naia was born on December 02, 2003 in Honolulu. He was currently a sophomore at Baldwin High School where he enrolled himself in the Junior ROTC program with plans to become an army ranger in the future.

He is survived by his loving parents; Father Ben Souza (Wend-Orrie Pawai-Stepmother), Cherisse Padaken, mother, (Stacey). His grandparents Richard Mau, nana Cheryl Padaken; his siblings which include his twin brother Ahi, & his younger brother Kaimanu, as well as his sisters Gracie & Lacie. With many numerous aunties, uncles, cousins, nieces & nephews included. His extraordinary & unique spirit will be forever cherished by all his loved ones.

Nai’a was an amazing & intelligent young man. He took up learning one of the hardest foreign languages there is within a short amount of time. He taught himself how to read, write, & speak fluently in Japanese. Other things he loved to do was working in the yard planting kalo with his dad & brothers. He especially loved goat hunting with his brothers in the mountains. He also helped with various projects in our small kahakuloa community. He was always helping wherever & whenever, carrying the weight upon his shoulders & loving harder than anybody ever could.

We will be having a Funeral service at Ballards Mortuary December 20th, 2020 including a drive thru viewing starting at 11am-noon. Burial to follow at Valley Isle Memorial Cemetery in Haiku.Celebration of life at a later date.

Goodbyes…

Are Not forever..

Are not the end..

It simply means…

I’ll Miss you…

Until we meet again…

Alberto Salvida, 79 of Pukalani, passed away on November 15, 2020 at Maui Memorial Medical Center. He was born July 1, 1941 and raised in Kihei, Maui. Alberto was a 1960 graduate of Baldwin High School and a veteran of the United States Army. He retired after 37 years with Aloha Airlines.

He is survived by his wife, Tercita Salvida; daughter, Angela (Dennis) Rodrigues; son, Terrence Salvida; siblings, Helen (Clement) Maeda, Narciso (Kazu) Salbeda; grandchildren, Taylor (Tiana) Rodrigues, Tyller (Carly) Rodrigues, Trinity Rodrigues; great-grandchildren, Aria Rodrigues, and Cyller Rodrigues.

Alberto is predeceased by his parents, Angel and Rosa Sarvida; siblings, Panio (Lillian) Salbedo, Eleanor (Steve) Bibilone, Connie (Frank) Ocalada, Paul (Phyllis) Salbeda, Rudy Sarbida; and grandson, Angel Rodrigues.

Private family viewing will be held from 8 am to 9:30 am, followed by a public drive-thru viewing from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Friday, December 18, 2020, at Ballard Family Mortuary. Private family burial at Maui Veterans Cemetery at 1:00pm.

Condolences may be sent to: 47 Aheahe Place, Makawao, Hi 96768.

Bernadette (Bernie) Feehan, October 10, 1973 – November 15, 2020. Bernie will be remembered as a ray of sunshine to her family and many friends. She was a genuine soul who made everyone she met feel like the closest of friends. Bernie was born and raised in Oregon, a tribal member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. She lived on Maui for most of her adult life. She worked in the restaurant business and the local farmers market, treating customers as old friends. Her tremendous love of life, of Maui, of friends and family, of partner Kevin will always be remembered. Bernie was a beloved daughter, sister, Auntie and friend to many.

Tracy Denise Patao Feliciano, 57, of Kahului passed away on Nov. 12, 2020. She was born in Wailuku on Aug. 17, 1963 to Henry and Yolanda Patao.

Tracy was a graduate of Maui High School and worked at Dollar Rental Car.

Tracy is survived by her husband Duane Feliciano, son Aaron Andrade (Trisha), daughters Ashley and Megan. Grandmother to Psalm, Aubree, Lacie, Isaiah, Nevaeh, Daniel, and Jordan. she is predeceased by her father Henry and sister Lynette.

Tracy is survived by her mother Yolanda, brothers Randy Patao, Roger (Susan) Patao, Henry ”Puppet” (Tammy) Patao. She is also Aunt to numerous nieces and nephews.

Due to the COVID19 pandemic, private services will be held.

He is survived by his loving wife, Carole Chai; son, Jason Chai (Dolly Hinau);

daughter, Lori Chai Fernandez (Jamie Fernandez); son Derrick Chai (Michelle

Reyes-Chai); Grandchildren Kylyn Fernandez, Javan Fernandez, Taytum

Chai, and Caleb Chai; Brothers Norman Chai (Elizabeth) and Richard Chai

(Beverly Jean); Brothers-in-law James Richardson (Mija); Glenn Richardson

(Pauline); Jeffrey Richardson (Loretta); Sisters-in-law Aileen Morita and Karen

Kealoha and Lillian Ines; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and

friends. He was pre-deceased by sister Laura McKeague (Robert); brother

Merton Chai; father-in-law Chester Richardson; mother-in-law Dorothy

Richardson; brothers-in-law Greg Morita and Peter Kealoha.Donald graduated from Saint Louis College in 1955. His graduating class was

the last class to graduate from Saint Louis College before the school

changed its name to Saint Louis High School He played varsity basketball in

high school. Then he joined the Air Force for four years where, in addition to

his duties, he also played volleyball for the Air Force volleyball team.In 1959, after leaving the Air Force, Donald married Carole Richardson, who

was born and raised on Oahu and attended Farrington High School. On

August 29, 2020, they celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary. Together

they had 3 children: Jason, Lori, and Derrick. Starting in 1996, he had his first

grand-child, Kylyn, whom he was the excellent baby-sitter for her. He then

had 3 more grand-children Javan, Taytum, and Caleb in the years to follow.

Donald would always say how BLESSED he and Carole were because of his

loving family.Donald and Carole lived on Oahu together after marrying from 1959 to 1970.

He was employed by Hawaiian Electric Company as a draftsman in 1960. He

and Carole were living at their home that they built in Kaneohe Oahu before

Donald decided to apply for a job at Maui Electric. He was chosen for the

position of customer engineering supervisor at Maui Electric in 1970. Donald

worked at the two utility companies for a total of 33 years before he retired

in 1993 at the age of 55. Throughout his many years, he served on the boards

for the association of the Maui parents of Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

and for the parents of Christ the King School. He was a long-time member of

Christ the King parish. He was an excellent ukulele player starting from his

teen-age years learning from his brother Richard and friends from the park.

He loved playing the ukulele and listening to Hawaiian music.He enjoyed his retirement years. He travelled to their second home in

Kaneohe Oahu quite often. He loved to work outdoors in his yard. He

enjoyed golfing with his friends and meeting with his former classmates at the

Saint Louis Alumni clubhouse or at places to have lunch. He and Carole

enjoyed travelling together to celebrate their birthdays and anniversaries.

They often went to Las Vegas to celebrate. Sometimes the whole family

would go also and have lots of food and fun.Donald had many wonderful doctors and nurses over the years. He received

excellent care from Kaiser Maui Lani and the Maui Veterans Clinic. The

family would especially like to thank the doctors and nurses and staff that

cared for him in his final days starting on October 27,2020 while at Maui

Memorial Medical Center. There were so many doctors and nurses that

helped him and our family during that time in the hospital. For his final day,

we would especially like to give our heart-felt and sincere aloha and mahalo

nui loa to Nurse Ray and Dr. Chung ; all the nurses and staff at Haleakala

South; and Ashley and Jenn and Arvee and the staff at Hospice Maui Hale.Services are to be held at Norman’s Mortuary with burial to follow at

Maui Veteran’s Cemetery. Please contact the family

for further information.Arrangements completed by Norman's Mortuary.

He survived by his wife, Rev. Patricia Kaina and his 3 children, Phillip (Angelica) Kaina, Roxane (Reggie) Foster & Cheryl (Kaster) Julio. Grandchildren: Kaster (Kamaria) Julio, Brohn (Kahiwa) Kaina-Julio, Novella (JT) Julio, Ravyn (No’i) Foster, Revelation “Kanaloa” (Siale) Foster, Gabriel Kaina & Rhylana Foster. 2 Great-Grandsons Kalawai’a Foster & Kaikane Koa-Julio. His bother Abraham Kaina, Sisters, Julia (Anthony) Rodrigues, Joycelyn Kamaka, Angeline Apolo, Evaline (Larry) Bailey and Irene (Ali) Kaina. His step siblings, Linda Alcain, Loretta Lusano Berdon, Ronald Lusano and Harold Lusano. Predeceased by brothers Abraham ‘Fats; Lanoza, Jonathan “MAN” Kaina. He also leaves behind 3 step-children Derrick Lau, Curtis (Honey Girl) Lau & Camille Lau. 10 Step-Grandchildren 16 Step Great-Grandchildren. He was a heavy equipment operator for Fuku Construction and operators engineer local 3 for 30 years. He also served as a Kahu for Ekalesia O Kupaianaha Church from December 1993 till he earned his wings and went home with our lord on Nov. 10, 2020Services will be held at Norman’s Mortuary. For those who are attending services, we kindly ask to practice social distancing and wear your mask at all times

Arrangements completed by Norman's Mortuary.

Felicitas V. Tapat, 88 of Wailuku, passed away on November 10, 2020 at Hospice Maui Hale in Wailuku. She was born in the Philippines on March 20, 1932.

Felicitas was a homemaker.

She is survived by her children, Rolinda (Delfin) Quiocho, Ernesto (Francisca) Tapat Sr., Emelda (Francisco) Redaus, Nenita Dela Cruz, Florida Cariaga, Flordeliza (Wilmer) Galiza, and Mergie (Reynold) Queral; 15 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, and 5 great-great-grandchildren.

Felicitas was predeceased by her husband, Pedro Tapat; and daughters, Delia Molina & Gina Tapat.

Due to Covid19, private services will be held.

Denise Ku'uipo Texeira, 49, of Wailuku passed away on November 10, 2020. She was born on September 12, 1971 in Wailuku.

Denise worked for the State of Hawai'i airports Division for 26 years. During her employment she held various positions, most recently as the Business Systems Supervisor. She was also employed as a security guard for the airport as well. Denise enjoyed her jobs and was very passionate about helping others through her work.

Denise also shared her time working at the Maui Raceway Park and as the Vendor Chairperson for the Kamehameha Schools Ho'olaule'a for many years. In her spare time, Denise loved spending time with her family and friends, especially relaxing over drinks and pupus. She also enjoyed making peanut butter cookies and banana cream pie that will definitely be missed by all!

Denise is survived by her parents, Thomas and Patricia Texeira; children, Nicole Texeira Morton, Aaron Morton, Izak Morton; sister Michelle (Malcolm) Sniffen; grandchildren, Araiyah and Challice; nieces, Kayla, Teija and Kaira; and boyfriend Danny Bulosan. She is also preceded in death by her brother Thomas Texeira, Jr.

Denise was a beloved daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, auntie and friend to many. Her smile, laughter, presence and generous heart will be deeply missed.

Services will be held on Thursday, December 3, 2020 at Ballard's Family Mortuary. Public walk-thru from 10am to 12pm. Due to COVID-19, face masks and social distancing are required.

She is survived by husband David; son Christian Meier of Hilo, Hawaii; mother Doris Hicks of Glenville, New York; brothers Stephen (Sandy) Hicks of Scotia, New York; Ted (April) Hicks of Burn Hills, New York; John (Linda) Hicks of New York; and sister Judy Hicks of Emeryville, California.

Private services will be held.

Kenneth C. Means, 82 of Wailuku, passed away on November 7, 2020 at his residence. He was born on June 19, 1938 in Florida. Kenneth was an Electrical Contractor. Ken founded Adobe West in Arizona, which brought him and his 2 sons (Mark & Michael) to Maui to wire a Condominium Complex on the South side in 1989. They loved Maui so much they never left. Dad helped Mark & Michael start up their own companies, Approved Electric, Inc. & Alaka’i Electric, Inc. Dad was a Mentor to many electricians that worked for both companies especially to Mark & Michael whose businesses thrived due to his mentorship and love of the electrical trade. He loved work so much, he literally worked up to the day he passed. Beyond work, he enjoyed golf most

weekends with his Sunday Driver Friends. And mostly he loved spending time with his life partner Julie for the last 17 years. Ken is survived by brother: Lamar (Darlene) Means of ID, sister: Linda (Vern) Neal of WA, daughter: Tracie (Eric) Brown of Alaska, son: Michael W. (Roberta) Means of Maui, partner: Julie Walthers of Maui, hanai children: Kainoa Yonemura, Tianna Yonemura & Malia Yonemura. Hanai Grandchildren: Nanea Wilheim-loane, Talia Wilhem-loane, Kainalu Yonemura. Former wife: Sallai Means. Grandchildren: Travis (Sue) Brown, Austin Brown, Lauren Means, Breck Means, Brandon Oliva, Armand Oliva, Rodney M. (Katarzyna) Young, Ranson Young, Michael Means, Mason Means and 8 Great-Grandchildren. Predeceased Family, Parents: Oliver Means & Grace Stallings. Son: Mark A. Means.

Gloria Evangelista Cajigal, 66 of Kahului, passed away on November 2, 2020. She was born on May 3, 1954 in Puunene, Maui.

Gloria worked as a bank teller. She loved volunteering for the community and Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry at Good Shepherd Church.

She is survived by her husband, Ferdinand Cajigal; children, Jeremy (Kaulana) Cajigal, Karissa Cajigal, and Lareina (Anthony) Parilla; mother, Catalina Evangelista; sister, Estrelita (Jose) Lampitoc; brother, Alfredo (Basilia) Evangelista; grandchildren, Rylan Cajigal-Evans, Piercen Cajigal-Evans, Chevy Evans, and Levi Parilla.

Gloria is predeceased by her father, Elias Evangelista, and brother, Rogelio Evangelista.

Private services will be held at Ballard Family Mortuary. Face masks and social distancing are required.

Please send condolences to:

Buffett ‘Ohana

P.O. Box 4396

Hilo, HI 96720

Online condolences: www.ballardfamilymortuaries.com

Arrangements by: Ballard Family Mortuary Hilo

Ron Dahlquist, 75, passed away October 30 after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease. He was a gifted photographer who had a passion for photographing sports, people and beautiful landscapes around the world. He was born in Los Angeles and grew up in Southern California. He began surfing as a teenager and he wanted to be able to share with his parents, the sport that he loved. His father bought him his first camera and he started taking pictures of his friends surfing. He sold two pictures to a local surf magazine, “Surf Guide”, and he thought that perhaps he could make money as a photographer. That first photo sale ignited a career in photography that spanned over 50 years.

For many years, Ron followed the seasons with his photography. He began traveling to Hawaii in the late 60’s to shoot surfing on the north shore of Oahu, skiing in Colorado in the winter, kayaking in the rivers of Colorado in the spring and windsurfing in the summer.

In the early 70’s, he moved from California to Steamboat Springs, Colorado where he became the corporate photographer at Steamboat Springs, Colorado. He spent the winters, photographing professional athletes and friends, skiing and snowboarding through endless powder.

In the summer of 1987, Ron met his future wife and business partner while windsurfing on Maui. Shortly after meeting Sharon, he sold his home in Colorado and moved to Maui. For many years, Ron continued to photograph action photos but he also began branching out into beautiful landscape pictures and travel photography. He loved to travel and captured so many exquisite moments with his camera. Ron appreciated the beauty in nature with every part of his soul. For Ron, photography wasn’t a job, it was his passion.

Ron is survived by his wife, Sharon and son, Scott. He also has two children from a previous marriage, Toby (Aida) Dahlquist and Erica Dahlquist. Brother, Ken Dahlquist (Kagey) and Luann Yourkwitz.

Due to Covid-19, a Celebration of Life may be held at a later date in time. Memorial donations may be made to: Assistance Dogs of Hawaii, PO Box 1803, Makawao, HI 96768