Mycole Doi Obituary

MYCOLE MASARU DOI Mycole, 38, left us peacefully surrounded by family and close friends on the morning of August 25, 2023, at the Overlake Medical Center Critical Care Unit in Bellevue, Washington. Mycole was welcomed into this world on June 24, 1985, by proud parents, Schalene and Donald Doi. In growing up, he attended Waikiki Elementary, St. Patrick School, Iolani High School then graduated as one of the Gentlemen of St. Louis High School, Class of 2003. While at Iolani, he joined the Marching Band playing his clarinet and continued playing music in the Jazz Band at St. Louis. Although he didn't play much sports, he became pretty knowledgeable about Sports facts, teams, and players. After graduation, Mycole attended Seattle University where he met lifelong friends, Bryant Barrington and Mark Mcguire. He grew to love Washington for its weather even if his heart missed Hawaii. Of course, he was never short of goodie boxes and gift cards sent by family and friends. Mycole stayed in Washington and worked at Victory Seafoods Inc as an Import Coordinator for several years before becoming a Marketing Specialist for Caf? Veloce, a popular Italian Restaurant located in Kirkland owned by the Caluori Family. He enjoyed the challenge of promoting better advertisements for the restaurant and was active in getting out into the community to talk to people. While working with the Caluori Family, Mycole was able to brush up his bowling skills into becoming a 200 average bowler on the Caluori bowling team and became a better golfer as well. Luckily, Mycole survived the pandemic years by working remotely from home. In July 2023, Mycole joined the Snoqualmie Casino's Sportsbook Team as a Sportsbook Ticket Writer. It was the next best thing to being a Sportscaster since it dealt with Sports. He finally felt this was where he was supposed to be. Mycole was a quick learner, worked diligently and was soon training others. He had high hopes for a long future with Snoqualmie. Mycole was remembered by his brothers and sisters at Snoqualmie as being someone who went out of his way to say hello to everybody no matter what their job was: slot attendants, technicians, dealers, floor supervisors, security or restaurant workers. Everyone was like family there. Mycole's colleague shared that ever since Mycole joined the Sportsbook team, being the people person he was, he got along with each one of them and became the glue that brought the group closer together. If someone needed to take time off for whatever reason, he would always offer to switch shifts or cover the shift for that person. Mycole deeply cared about the welfare of his team members and even remembered their birthdays. After having a busy night, he would often buy treats at the snack shop for everyone to enjoy. Mycole had such a big heart. Snoqualmie's Sportsbook Team will miss Mycole and his happy disposition whenever he came to work. They will strive to be like him and to carry on as if he was still there. His Aloha Spirit will live on. As we celebrate his life and his homecoming back to Hawaii, Mycole will be dearly missed by the many lives he touched along his life's journey with us. He will forever be in our hearts. Mycole is survived by his loving mother, Schalene Kobashigawa and his aunt, Lynne Tsuchiyama. Predeceased by father: Donald Doi, Grandparents: Mike and Clara Kobashigawa. Private Services were held. Arrangements Provided By: Hosoi Garden Mortuary