Honolulu Advertiser & Star-Bulletin Obituaries

January 1 - December 31,  1995

 

 

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Pedro Supnet  Caballero, 87, of Honolulu, died Jan. 16, 1995.  He was born in Narvacan, Ilocos Sur, the Philippines.  Survived by wife, Encarnacion; sons, Richard and Ferdinand; daughter, Barbara Aquino of New York;  sister, Celedonia Cacas of  New York; five grandchildren; Burial: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Jan 22, 1995]

 

Lebrado Stanley Cabanting Sr., 53, of Hilo, Hawaii, formerly of Hauula, Oahu and Honokaa, Hawaii, died, Jan. 9, 1995.  He was born in Ookala Hawaii, and was an ambulance driver for Honokaa Hospital and a member of Hawaiian Bowling Club.  Survived by wife, Muriel Mae Kaleo Cabanting; sons, Lebrado Jr., Levy S., Kepo’o and Zion De Guzman; daughters, Susan Yoneda of Maui, Jolanda-Mae of Honolulu, Terry Lynn Silva, Carman, and Robin Poepoe; hanai sons and daughters; mother Mae Kaleo of Hauula, sister, Mae Ferrer of Hauula; 21 grandchildren. Burial: Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, Kaneohe.  [Adv Jan. 15, 1995]

 

Francisco  Peralta Cabiles,  91, of Waiphau, Hawaii, passed away  on Jan. 26, 1995 at St. Francis Medical Center-West.  He was born Jun. 12, 1903 in the Philippines and a member of the Laborers Union. Survived by wife, Feliza; daughter Mrs. Romeo (Heidi) Ranola; son, Jose of the Philippines;  sisters, Inoceta  Cabiles of the Philippines and Lucia Manzano of the Philippines; two grandchildren. Interment: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 2, 1995]

 

Clara H. Cabrinha, 82, of Kahului, died Feb. 8, 1995.  She was born in Spreckelsville, Maui. Survived by brothers, John, Paul and Simon Ham of  Haiku; sisters, Mrs. Suney  Ow, Mrs. David  (Mary) Hun of California, Salome Ambrose, Dora  Kim, both of Kailua, Mrs. Walter (Elizabeth) Rosen of California.  [Adv Feb. 10, 1995]

 

Jose Cabebe Cabunoc, 81, of Makawao, Maui, died Feb. 19, 1995. He was born in Ilocos Norte, the Philippines.  Survived by sons, Gerald Cabunoc , Alvin Mamaia, John Macias and Henry Cabunoc, all of Honolulu; daughters, Josie  Ancog of Honolulu, Florence Suzuki of Kahului, Lenora Cabunoc of California, Mrs. Eugene (Darlene) Caballero of Lanai, Derina Cabunoc of Makawao,  Jami Cabunoc, Chesa Cabunoc and Jacquelin Cabunoc of California; 32 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Burial: Maui Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 27, 1995]

 

Pacifica P. Cachola, 81, of Honolulu, died Feb. 19, 1995.  She was born in Narvacan, Ilocos Sur, the Philippines.  Survived by sons, Melencio, Macario and Rodrigo, all of the Philippines; daughters, Dolores Salva and Leticia  Menor both of the Philippines; brothers, Francisco and Alejandro Pagaduan; 13 grandchildren. Burial: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 27, 1995]

 

Lona Kaliko Kapahu Cadirao, 46, of Waimanalo, died, Jan. 16, 1995. She was born in Waimea, Kauai.  Survived by husband, Stephen R.;  children, Roy K., Lorna K. and Stephen Jr.; three grandchildren; father, Albert Kapahu; brothers, Stanley, Emanual and Bert Kapaahu.  Burial: Hawaii State Veteran’s Cemetery, Kaneohe.  [Adv Jan. 20, 1995]

 

Josephine  Rabang Calag, 43, of Hilo, died Feb. 13, 1995.  She was born in Vintar, Ilocos Norte, the Philippines, was a former employee of Hilo Coast Processing Co. and Mauna Kea Agronomics , a custodian at Hilo Airport, and member of St. Columbus Episcopal Church, Paauilo and Resurrection Episcopal Church. Survived by husband, the Rev. Domingo Calag; sons, Ric Rabang and Jason Calag; daughters, Jean Tonpalan and Rena Calag; mother, Maria Rabang; brother, Rudy of Papeekeo; sisters, Francisca Dalere, Anatalia  Dacusan and Marilyn  Pasion of the Philippines.  Burial: Aiea Cemetery.  [Adv Feb. 16, 1995]

 

Anthony D. Camara, 85, of Waianae, died Feb. 10, 1995.  He was born in Honolulu. Survived by sisters,  Ida Correa of CA, Angeline Randall of Texas; and brother, Anderson “Happy”.  Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 14, 1995]

 

Marguerite Campbell, 76, of Maalaea, died Jan. 10, 1995.  She was born in Flekkefjord, Norway.  Survived by husband, Keith; daughters, Siri of Monaco and Susan McQuilkin of Illinois; son, Robert Keith of Maalaea.  [Adv Jan. 13, 1995]

 

Leilani Alfonso Canape, 47, of Waimanalo, died Jan. 9, 1995.  She was born in Waipahu and was a former kitchen worker for Zippy’s.  Survived by husband, Pablo P.; sons, Jeffrey and John Canape and Johnathan Canda; mother, Elsie Pang; brothers, Peter Duenas and Herman Pang Jr.; sisters, Sarah Kuhia, Rose Pavich and Eloise Medeiros.  Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park.  [Adv Jan. 13, 1995]

 

Isabel “Aunty Bella” Leinani Kelipio Cann, 84, of Hilo, died Feb. 24, 1995.  She was born in Hilo, was a retired Hawaii County swimming instructor and member of Haili Church, Kamehameha Canoe Club and Waiakea Settlement U.E. Club. Survived by sons, Ernest and Richard; brother, Paul Keliipio; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Burial: Homelani Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 28, 1995]

 

Pasencia Relacion Carias, 73, of Honolulu, died Jan. 25, 1995.  She was born on Kauai.  Survived by husband, Vincente; sons, Dwight and Vincente Jr.; daughters, Coleen of New Mexico  and Elaine V. Reyes; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; sisters, Flora Tagaro of Seattle and Betty Mindoro of Kauai; brothers, Robert, John and Crispin Relacion, all of Kauai. Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park.  [Adv Jan. 28, 1995]

 

James Carlos Sr., 62, of Honolulu Hale, died Jan. 20, 1995 at his residence.  He was born Oct 29, 1932 in Waipahu.  Survived by wife, Barbard J.; sons, James Jr. and Alan; daughers, Mrs. Butchie (Diane) Generalao, Mrs. Sonny (Linda) Jacintho, Mrs. Bert (Belinda) Cordeiro of Nevada; brothers, Gilbert and George; sisters, Mrs. Hilda Venenciano, Mrs. Raymond (Barbara) Yin; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.  Burial: Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery.  [Adv Jan. 26, 1995]

 

Pedro F. Carlos,  70, of Waianae, died Jan. 14, 1995 at his residence.  He was born Sep. 4, 1924 in Honolulu and was a retired first class  lineman at Hawaiian Electric with over 40 years of service.  Survived by wife, Virginia M.; sons, Peter K. and Wendall L.; daughters, Carol J. Himalaya, Kathy M.C. Eitagonde, Wyona West; sisters, Flora Bodine, Mercedes Rabey; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  Burial: Diamond Head Memorial Park.  [Adv Jan. 19, 1995]

 

Aleta E. Carmer , 97, a part-time Honolulu resident, died Jan. 24, 1995. Survived by son Capt. (retired) E.A. Carmer of California; daughter Claire C. Wright of Honolulu; and four grandchildren, including local attorney James H. Wright; and five great-grandchildren.  [Adv Feb. 1, 1995]

 

Mary Lou Johnston Carter , widely known as  a lighting  designer, sportswoman and philanthropist.  Carter, 56, who divided  her time between homes in Honolulu, Maui and San Francisco, died at her San Francisco home, Feb. 6, 1995.  Her Diamond Head home was frequently the site of fund-raising dinners and galas for local causes, as well as for private entertainment of family and friends.  The widow of George R. Carter III, Carter was a native of California  and a graduate of Punahou School and Briarcliff College.  An award winning developer of lighting design for public, commercial,  and private buildings, Carter was well known  in architecture and  interior design circles.  Her early career as a cartographer, included road mapping  in Californai and classified  work for the military in Honolulu.  A champion swimmer, Carter represented the United States  at the Pan American Games in Brazil in synchronized  swimming.  She was a paddler for the Lahaina  and Outrigger  canoe clubs.  As a member of the board of governors of  Seabury Hall, Maui, she was instrumental in raising funds  for campus expansion, including he Middle School building dedicated to her late husband and his parents, George R. Carter II and Caroline Balding  Carter.  Carter also served as a director  of the Strong Carter Foundation, supporters of the Strong-Carter Dental  Clinic at Kalihi Palama Immigrant Service Center.  She was also active in many local  organizations devoted to education, historic preservation and the arts.  Carter is survived by sons, Donald R., James S. and J. Douglas Beaton; her mother, Cecily Johnston; brothers, Stanton H., Donald L., David H. and Stephen S. Johnston; sister, Diane Johnston Paton; and three grandchildren.  [Adv Feb. 12, 1995]

 

Daniel Perry Carvalho Jr., 54, of Honolulu, died Jan. 17, 1995 at Queen’s Medical Center. He was born July 15, 1940  in Kamuela, Hawaii.  Survived by father, Daniel (Eleanore) Sr. of Kauai; mother, Aminia  Santiago; fiancé, Monica Young;  sons, James (Melissa), Sean and Franklin Roland of Kauai; daughter, Ixchel;  brothers, Eddie  Oberro, Sandy Oberro; sister, Mrs. Ronald (Evelyn) Mahelona of  Kauai, Lori Borrero and Mildred Kealoha; three grandchildren.  Burial: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Jan 22, 1995]

 

Marianne Carvalho of Honolulu died last Wednesday, Dec 27, 1995 in St. Francis Hospice. Carvalho, 89, was born in Kalua­nui, Maui. She was a sister of the Third Franciscan Order of Syracuse, N.Y., and worked in Wailuku, Honolulu and Kalaupapa, Molokai. She is survived by sisters Rose C. and Lucy C. Calistro; and brothers Alfred S. -and David S. Service: 6:30, p.m. Friday at S Francis Convent. Call after 6 p.m. Friday and from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the convent. Burial: 9 a.m., Hawaiian Memorial Park. No flowers. Donations may be made to St, Francis Convent.    [SB 03/01/1996]

 

Naomi A.M. Caseres Wailuku head shift supervisor for Dairy Queen Restaurant, died Dec. 24, 1995 in Maui Memorial Hospital.  Caseres, 54, was born in Wailuku.  She is survived by husband Glen; sons Glen, Sherman, Derek and Michael; daughters Evie Casseres and Alohilani Williams; brother Danile P. Moikeha Jr.; sisters Gladys Montgomery and Dannette K. Kepo’o; mother Evelyn K. Moikeha; and 10 grandchildren. lService: 10.00am Monday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  Burial: Maui Memorial Cemetary. [SB 06/01/1996] 

 

J. Quinn Casey,79, of Hawaii National  Park, died Feb. 15, 1995. He was born in Lynchburg, VA, and was a chief of communications for the federal government.  Survived by daughters, Tonnie L.C., Casey and Erin E.C. Neizmen; sister, Elsie High of VA; a grandson and a granddaughter. Inurnment: Homelani Memorial Park.  [Adv  Feb. 19, 1995]       

 

Anastacio  “Alika”  A. Casil, 55, of Wailuku, died Jan. 8, 1995.  He was born in Puunene and was a longshoreman clerk.  Survived by wife, Geraldine K.; sons, Aaron of Pukulani, Peter of California and Shayne; daughters, Darnell, Lynette of Pukulani;  brother, Vernabino of Oahu; sisters,  Mrs. Maile Domingo and Mrs. Leilani  Agao, both of Oahu, Mrs.Lorraine (Eugene) Baisa of Kahului and Filomena “Inez” Sitarik of Oahu; six grandchildren.  Burial: Veteran’s Cemetery.  [Adv Jan. 20, 1995]

 

Pastor Coloma Casino, 62, of Honolulu, died Jan. 14, 1995 at Kaiser Foundation Hospital.  He was born Mar. 30, 1912 in Narvacan, Ilocos Sur, the Philippines.  He is survived by sons,  Pedro (Purita) and Allan; daughter,  Benito Santos, Edith (Valeriano) Doctolero; 15 grandchlildren; 2 great-grandchildren; brothers,  Ricarte and Teofilo; sisters, Rosalina, Delfina, Barbara (Victorio) Ternura of San Jose, Ca and Natividad; nieces and nephews; sister-in-law, Rhoda (Andres) Diga.  [Adv Jan. 25, 1995]

 

Alfred “Speedy”  Castillo, 68, of Kailua-Kona, died Jan. 27, 1995.  He was born in Hookaa, and was a retired Hawaii Protective Association security guard, having worked at King Kamehameha Hotel Kona, Kona Hukilau Hotel and Kona Surf Resort.  Survived by wife, Abigail Mokuohai Castillo; sons, Myles E. of North Carolina, Jonathan  N. and Alfred M.; stepsons, Benedict, Richard and Francis Mokuohai of Honaunau; stepdaughters, Abigail Kelepolo, and Annette Smith; brothers William of Hilo, John of Washington state, Edward of Honolulu, Robert Fernandez of Paauilo, Alfred  Rabara Sr. of Hilo; sisters, Mary Ann Walker and Mildred Etrata, both of Waimea; one granddaughter.  [Adv Feb. 3, 1995]

 

Flora R. Castillo of Ewa Beach died Dec 2, 1995 in Kapiolani Hospital at Pali Momi.  Castillo, 73, was born in Lapog Ilocos Sur, the Philippines.  She is survived by husband Macario; children Julita “Jaye” Llusula, Anita Allado and Tony Castillo; 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.  [SB 06/01/1996]

 

Christina G. Castro, 72, of Honolulu, died Feb. 24, 1995.  She was born in Ilocos Norte, the Philippines. Survived by sons, Salustiano, Clairmont and Ferdinand; daughters, Judy Ong, Noemi Bolosan, Nancy Ferani, Susan Pinzon, Miriam Campos and Gina  Bolosan;  16 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; brother, Flor Gavine;  sister, Caridad Centeno. Burial: California.  [Adv Feb. 28, 1995]

 

John H. Ceno of Aiea, a former U.S. Postal Service employee, died Dec. 24, 1995 in Aloha Health Center. Ceno, 62; was born in Wahiawa.He is survived by wife Margaret R. "Meg"; sons Lowell R. Ceno and Lance C. Mizumoto; daughters Debbie L. Pinkham and Yvette L. Biecker; brothers Anthony and Charles; sisters Juliana Orbina, Beatrice Singson, Gloria Sabando and Diane Tejada; and five grandchildren.   [SB 12/01/1996]

 

Linda Chan, 69, of Honolulu, died Feb. 19, 1995. She was born in China.  Survived by son, Sam Yu; daughter, Grace  Chan; brother, Tran De of California. Burial: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 24, 1995]

 

Masey Kaukaohu Chan, 35, of Honolulu, died  Feb. 11, 1995 at home.  He was born Mar. 3, 1959 in Honolulu and was a visual artist.  Survived by parents, Ernest and Nani Chan; brother,  Guy of WA; sister, Julie Nurre; paternal grandfather, Ernest A.T.; maternal grandmother, Juanita Guerrero Kapu; aunts and uncles. He was a member of the Honolulu Academy of Arts and the Honolulu Club. He was a talented visual artist who loved life and lived it to the fullest.  [Adv Feb. 16, 1995]

 

Margaret W. Chandler, 85, of Honolulu, died Feb. 20, 1995. She was born in Michigan and was a member of the Central United Church.  Survived by daughters, Mrs. James W. (Derua “Dee” G/) Lawrence and Dana C. Chandler;  son, Bryant W.; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.   [Adv Feb. 23, 1995]

 

David Wah On Chang, 72, of Honolulu, died Jan. 8, 1995.  He was born in Kapaa, Kauai, and was a self employed general contractor.  Survived by wife, Irene  H.;  sons, Daniel K.N. of Washington, D.C., Stephen K.L.; daughter, Mrs. Robin (Valerie)  Campaniano; three grandchildren; mother, Annie K. Chang; brother, Walter; sister, Mrs. Francis (Mary Jane)  Ferriera.  Burial: Valley of the Temples.  [Adv Jan. 14, 1995)

 

Edward Ying Chang Sr., 89, Kahakuloa, Maui, died Jan. 8, 1995. He was born in Makena, Maui.  Survived by wife, Harriett Kulamanu; sons, Edward Jr. of Makena and Lawrence of Aiea; daughters, Helaine Chock of Califonia, Normalei Nolan of Kentucky and Luella Crutcher of California; brothers, Sam and Ernest, both of Oahu, David and Frank of Oahu; sister, Ann Wilmington of  Wailuku; 18 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren   [Adv Jan. 13, 1995]

 

Frank Chen-Yu Chang, 80, of Honolulu, died Feb. 2, 1995.  He was born in Beijing, China, and was a founding member of the Taiwan Author and  Artist Association, a professor of English and Chinese Literature at Taiwan University and was the author of  “The Art of Translation.” Survived by wife, Dorothy; sons, Delon Y.T. and Marvin Y.S.; daughter, Karen W.C.  Burial: Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 6, 1995]

 

Harry Hon Chang, 92, of Honolulu, died  Jan. 13, 1995.  He was born in Hawaii.  Survived by sons, Dr. Lenning W. and Dr. Hollis H.; daughters, Mrs. William H. (Rowena) Shriber and Mrs. Garrett (Sherlyn  S.F.) Goo; sister, Alice Kamaka; 12 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.  [Adv Jan. 16, 1995]

 

Jong Han  Chang, 72, of Honolulu, died Feb. 10, 1995.  He was born in Korea and was a retired taxi driver. Survived by wife, Anna; daughters, Tracy Ng, Stacey Kim and Rose and Susan Chang;  and two grandchildren. Burial: Valley of the Temples  Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 13, 1995]

 

Ngit Sung Chang, 84, of Hilo, died Jan. 18, 1995. He was born in Hilo and was a poi manufacture.  Survived by brothers,  Yet Sung, Kwai Sung of Honolulu; sisters, Lily Wong Wai of Honolulu and Daisy Samson. Burial: Homelani Memorial  Park.   [Adv Jan. 24, 1995]

 

Paul Fong Akana Chang, 86, of Honolulu, died Feb. 23, 1995.  He was born in Hanapepe, Kauai and was a retired, longtime Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard  machinist. Survived by son,  Steven; daughter, Cynthia Chun; brothers, Fred and Frank Akana. Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park.  [Adv Feb. 28, 1995]

 

Sarah Yuk How Chang, 76, of Honolulu died Jan. 2, 1995.  She was born in Honolulu and was a member  of Kawananakoa Buddhist Association. She is survived by husband,  Sau Sam “Lawrence”; sons, Andrew Y.F. and Harris K.S.; daughter, Myra H.K.; grandchildren,  Kristin and Keili; sisters, Esther Choy of Main and Claudia Young.  [Adv Jan. 8, 1995]

 

Lamdouang Chanthasouvanh, 41,  of Ewa, died Jan. 1, 1995.  He was born in Laos.  Survived by wife, Samsone Kambay Chanthasouvanh; son, Sutham; daughters, Choy, Vilayphone and Susan.  [Adv Jan. 4, 1995]

 

Kenneth P. Chapson of Kaneohe, co-founder of Chapson Brothers, died last night Dec. 31, 1995 in  Pohi Nani Care Center. Chapson, 87, was born in Pagosa Springs, Colorado.  He is survived by wife Lillian; daughter Virginia and son Jim.  Services are private.  [SB 01//01/1996]

 

Choy “Daisy” Chanthasouvanh of Waianae died Dec 27, 1995 at home.  Chanthasouvanh, 17, was born in Thailand.  She is survived by mother Samone K.; brother Sutham, and sisters Vilayphone and Susan.  [SB 08/01/1996]

 

Rev. Benjamin Chaves Jr., 46, of Aiea, died Jan. 16, 1995.  He was born in Hawaii and was pastor for 14 years at Faith in Jesus Church.  Survived by father, BenjaminChaves; mother, Helen Chaves; brother, Richard Torres; friend, Margaret.  Burial:  Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery.  [Adv Jan. 23, 1995]

 

Jokichi “Joe” “Chicken” Chinen, 71, of Kualapuu, Molokai, died Feb. 6, 1995.  He was born in Wailuku, was a retired tractor mechanic for Del Monte Co. plantation on Molokai, and member of Maunaloa and Ironwood golf clubs.  Survived by wife,  Norma M.; son, Terry K. of Pukulani, Maui; daughters, Mrs. Marsha S. Niimi and Mrs. Henry  T. (Wendy M.) Shinagawa of Kaneohe; brothers, Shigeo Jr., Yoshio of California and Thomas N.; sister, Mrs. Koji (Sakaye) Nomura; six grandchildren; and sister-in-law, Mrs. Ethel T. Chinen    [Adv Feb. 9 19950

 

Jennie Loo Ching, 75, of Honolulu, died Jan. 10, 1995.  She was born in Honolulu.  Survived by husband, Kenneth K.Y.; daughter April L; son, Harvey K. of California; brothers, Wallace, Henry and James Loo, all of California; sisters, Lena Ing and Dorothy Ho.  Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery.   [Adv Jan. 11, 1995]

 

Daisy L. Ching-Yamanaka of Kohala, Hawaii, died Dec  24, 1995. Ching-Yamanaka, 73, was born in Kamuela, Hawaii. She is sur­vived by sons Irvin, Palmer, Lindsey and Mervin Ching; daughter Warnette Kondo; brothers Miller and Allen Lindsey; sister Angeline Sakuma; 15 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Burial: Tong Wo Cemetery.   [SB 03/01/1996]

 

Yutaka Chiogioji. 83, of Honolulu, died Jan. 31, 1995. He was born in Honokaa, Hawaii and was a delivery person retired from Modern Macaroni  Ltd.,  and member of Soto Mission Kyodan.  Survived by wife, Harumi; sons, Melvin H. of Maryland and Richard M.; daughters, Lorraine Y. Okumura, Mrs. Carl (Jean Keiko) Tanaka, Mrs. Benjamin (Gail Takako) Tulchin; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, Masaru of Japan; sister, Misao of Japan.  [Adv Feb. 3, 1995]

 

John Stephen Chitwood