69, passed away at his home in St. Petersburg, Florida, on March 26, 2021. He was born in Honolulu on July 26, 1951. Kimo attended Kamehameha School, Augsburg High, Lawton High, and Cameron University. He worked at the Tampa Bay Times and most recently at the Paradise Grille on Pass-a-Grille Beach. Kimo loved the Hawaiian culture. The "Aloha" spirit lived within him and he shared it wherever he went and with whomever he met.
Kimo is preceded in death by his father Gilbert "Bucky" K. Kaikainahaole, mother Mary E. (Kamoe), and stepmother, Wanda L. (Killian).
He is survived by hanai sister Leilani Sordillia; best friend Jeff Pearl; numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews, and a host of extended family and dear friends.
Kimo's ashes will be inurned in the family tomb at Kawaiahao Church. A Graveside service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, May 31, 2021.
89, of Wahiawa, Hawaii, passed away peacefully on April 29, 2021 with her family at her side. Born February 12, 1932 to Toku and Kana Arakaki in Keahua Camp, Maui, Caroline was the second youngest of 11 children. A Maui girl, Caroline graduated from Maui High School – Class of 1950.
Eugene "Gino" B. Feliciano, known to ocean-sport friends as the "Mayor of Makapuu," died at 69 in his favorite waters while bodysurfing April 30.
Marina "Chicky" Young, age 86, passed away peacefully at home on May 7, 2021 after a short illness. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she attended college in San Francisco. She and her husband settled in Hawaii in 1997 after he retired. With an outgoing, vivacious and generous personality, she soon made many good friends here. She enjoyed entertaining and was a great cook. 
100, of Aiea, passed peacefully in her favorite place in the world, home, on February 23, 2021. Born in Kaaawa she lived a carefree childhood in the country walking home from Benjamin Parker Elementary to where Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens is today. She would talk about picking plums and whatever she could find to eat on her long walks home from school. Swimming near the old ironwood trees on the beach at Kaaawa was her favorite pastime when she wasn't working on the farm raising peanuts with her family. Playing on Kualoa Ranch, since that's where her brother worked most of his life as a ranch foreman, was another fond memory of hers. She had fondest memories of walking up to a special mountain apple tree way into Kaaawa valley where they would pick the huge fruit and fill their stomachs. She shared vivid memories of Mr. Francis Morgan always being so generous giving them candies when they played and boxes of fruit during special occasions. Those were her happiest days of her life.
Helen Sau Hee (Ing) Won, at age 101, peacefully went home to be with God on April 20, 2021. She was born on June 1, 1919 to Yee Hong and Annie Ngit Lan Ing in Pa'auhau, Hawaii. She was the oldest of 6 children. She was married to the late Luke Sing Won. She is survived by her son: Jefferson K.F. (Cynthia) Won, daughter-in-law Heidi (Christopher G.F. deceased) Won; brothers: George S. K. Ing and "Sonny" S.Y. Ng; grandchildren: Melanie (Atama) Vakalalabure, Nathaniel Won, Jeremy Won, Kalani Won; great grandchildren: Zachariah Jamile-Won; Richard, Isireli, Ezra, and Aisea Vakalalabure. Helen has worked in many places: Bow Sing Chop Suey, Sun Tai Loong Chop Suey, Char Hung Sut, Louie's Coffee Shop on Pier 41, Kwong On, Ala Moana Hotel, and Capitol Enterprises. She has left a wonderful legacy of a strong work ethic, humbleness, and love for the family. She will always be in our heart! 
79, passed away on May 13, 2021 from cancer. He was born on June 14, 1941 in Manhattan, New York but grew up in Pearl River, New York, with his parents and sister, Mary. He was called Jerry by everyone who knew him. Jerry traveled into the city to attend high school and then entered the U.S. Naval Academy. After graduation, he served as an officer on a minesweeper, but then accepted the challenge of serving in the submarine service. He retired as a Commander after 21 years of service. He earned an MBA degree in business from the University of Hawaii and then had a 20 year career as a Financial Advisor with First Command Financial Services before retiring.