• Jordaen Haruo Alisna • Kikue Okihara • Makoa Carvalho Jordaen Haruo Alisna Baby Jordaen Haruo Alisna of Wailua Houselots died on July 23, 2007. He is survived by his parents James and Nicole (Kuriki) Alisna Jr., maternal grandmother Janice
• Jordaen Haruo Alisna
• Kikue Okihara
• Makoa Carvalho
Jordaen Haruo Alisna
Baby Jordaen Haruo Alisna of Wailua Houselots died on July 23, 2007.
He is survived by his parents James and Nicole (Kuriki) Alisna Jr., maternal grandmother Janice Doi, maternal grandfather Clayton Kuriki, maternal great-grandparents Stanley and Catherine Doi and Albert and Jane Kuriki; paternal grandparents Sandy and Tom Gonsalves and James and Lianne Alisna, paternal great-grandparents Jessie Sam-Fong, Tom and Linda Rapozo, Domingo and Lourdes Alisna; great-great grandmothers Tillie Medeiros, Kiyoko Doi; aunts Tiffany Alisna, Kelsey Alisna, Naomi Alisna-Yadao, Jenna Kuriki, Shereen Gonsalves, Christy Gonsalves; uncles Dustin Gonsalves, Keilan Gonsalves, Brian Alisna-Yadao, Ikaika Alisna-Yadao; numerous cousins, relatives and friends.
Family and friends may visit with the family on Saturday, Aug. 4, at Kauai Memorial Gardens with visitation from 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. and services beginning at 11 a.m. Burial will follow at Kauai Memorial Gardens in baby land.
Kauai Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home assisted the Alisna family with arrangements.
Kikue Okihara
Kikue Okihara of Kekaha died at Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital on July 28, 2007.
Born in Waimea on May 20, 1925, to Kana and Kama Uchima, she was the retired owner of K’s Hairstyles in Waimea.
She is survived by her husband Shigeru Okihara; two daughters, Sharan (Walter) Souza and Faith (Bob) Ryder; son Steven (Donna) Okihara; five grandsons, Kui and Walton Souza, Tysen and Kasey Okihara and Preston Chong; two great-granddaughters, Salina and Danielle. Services were private.
Arrangements are being handled by Garden Island Mortuary, Ltd.
Makoa Carvalho
Baby Makoa Kekumukupa‘aMakawaiolaokalani Carvalho of Lihu‘e died July 27, 2007.
Born June 7, 2007, he is survived by his parents Roxanne K. Apana and Aaron K.H Carvalho Sr. and brother Aaron “A.J.” Carvalho Jr., maternal grandparents Walter L. and Carol Apana of Anahola, paternal grandparents Cathi “Kawahine” (Kenneth) Green of Mays Landing, New Jersey, Dennis G. Carvalho of Kaumakani, great-grandparents Margaret Goodwin-Akana of Kapahi, Connie Carvalho of Lihu‘e, Carmen “Boots” and James Panui Jr. of Anahola, Frank (Lynette) Bukoski Sr. of Koloa, Dorothy Bramlett of O‘ahu, Marie Green of Pleasantville, New Jersey, great-great-grandmother Elizabeth “Granny” Bukoski of Koloa.
Also surviving are aunts Kelly (Mark) Kawasaki of Pearl City, O‘ahu, Judy (Kalani) Kelekoma of Hilo, Jamie (Galen) Shigeta of Kapa‘a, Christy (Leland) Keale of Anahola, Leilani (Wayne) Laranio of Wailua, Kamala (Dennis) Morales of Wailua, Kamaile (Pradeep) Chand of Kapahi, Kalehua (Robert) Barrack of Anahola, Ilima Apana of Wailua, Marilee (Michael) Chandler of Kalihiwai, Napua Nakamura of Kalihiwai, Alisa (Joe) Gerald, Patricia Green, Iris Green, and Judith (Kurt) Brown, all of New Jersey, Petra Abat of Kekaha, Deniese Young of Waikoloa, Rosie Bukoski of Koloa, Uli‘i Castor of Koloa, Maile (H.K.) Pang of Utah, Kepulani (Earnest) Wimberly of Utah, Peggy (David) McCullum of Koloa, and Ellen “Tita” (Tony) Blas.
He is also survived by uncles Aina (Sunny Jo) Apana of Anahola, Norman (Priscilla) Waipa/Akana of Lihu‘e, William Akana of O‘ahu, Stewart “Kopa” (Lela) Akana of Kapa‘a, Calvin Fu, Billy Apana, Dennis Apana, Daniel (Lynda) Panui of Orlando, Fla., Donald (Vanessa) Green of New Jersey, David “Lanakila (Aka) Bukoski of Koloa, Derwin “Zoom” (Leah) Bukoski, Scott (Gail) Bukoski of Kea‘au, Jason (Pua) Panui of Puhi, Montgomery “Monty” (Yumi) Panui of Kane‘ohe, O‘ahu, Frank “Kiko” (Nadine) Bukoski of Wailua, Paul (Elaine) Panui of Koloa, Samuel “Jumbo” (Lola) Bukoski of Koloa, Leonard (Brenda) Carvalho of Lihu‘e, Steven Carvalho of Lihu‘e, David (Cookie) Carvalho of ‘Oma‘o, and numerous cousins.
Friends may visit with the family on Aug. 8, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Borthwick Kaua‘i Mortuary Chapel, where services will be celebrated at 6 p.m.
The family requests no floral arrangements. Lei of aloha may be brought in honor of baby Makoa.
