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Denyse Ku´upuaimohalaikalani
September 15, 2025
Fun Fact:
My Dad was a fabulous chef!
Cooking was his LOVE language.
My cousins loved his Beef Tomato, my favorite was his Pork Watercress Soup. He would make delicious Vinha d'alhos Turkey and his homemade pumpkin pies where a seasonal must have.
He would always ask me: "What´s for dinner?" And I´d always respond "I don´t know Dad.." as I just got off work.
I miss him.
God bless you Dad!
Pearlene Kalilimoku
September 14, 2025
My brother Mel was always calling me and my family to see how we are doing. He never missed a day in checking up on us. My brother Mel was the last of my brothers that was still living until the day that God decided to take him home with him. Right now he is in heaven with the rest of his brothers, sisters and parents. I will miss you my brother until we meet again A Hui Hou
Denyse Ku´upuaimohalaikalani Woo
September 14, 2025
Melvin C Woo
Served as a policeman with HPD for 28 years. He also was the VP of SHOPO.
Served in the Army under the 29th Brigade then reassigned to the 25th.
Denyse Ku´upuaimohalaikalani Woo
September 14, 2025
Melvin C Woo was a police officer for HPD, he served 28 yrs. He was SHOPO VP.
Melvin is survived by his daughters Denyse K Woo Ockerman and Kimberly K Woo, his grand-daughter Brynna Woo and great-grand son Bellamy Woo.
His sisters Iwalani Woo-O´Brien, Pearlene K Woo and Gail Woo-Kaye, several nieces and nephews of the Woo & Keliikoa `ohana.
Denyse Ku´upuaimohalaikalani
September 14, 2025
My Dad was giving and caring person towards his `ohana. He always malama those who were poor and hungry. Growing up his `ohana were so poor they´d gather fish when the tide was low, or picked fruit at Tantalus lookout.
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