Birth date: Feb 20, 1975 Death date: Aug 16, 2023
Emil Bermudez Obituary Emil Aday Bermudez passed away on August 16, 2023 in his residence of Ewa Beach, Hawaii surrounded by his loved ones. He was born on February 20, 1975 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Emiliano and Teodorica Bermudez. Read Obituary
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Emil ‘Kaleo’, Yessah. Dat guy, Das our Hanna-Battah Braddah since kindahgahden. He was always joking, laughing, smiling, surfing, listing Reggae, driving Toyotas, always having fun. I remember we had one school project around 3rd/4th grade and was him and me. He was the guy that took ovah and said, ‘we go make banana lumpia for the project.’ I never know anything about cooking and Braddah Emil did everything; brought all the supplies, went present the whole project, and cook em. He was so polished during the presentation, explaining everything thoroughly, putting the lumpia together and throwing in the lumpia in the hot oil with the buggah all splashing but kept his composure and cooked em golden. Everybody even the teacher was impressed. And the thing was ono. He was always that guy in control of every situation. Thoroughout our life he was always there for his boys always lending his time and skills with everything from renovations to setting up for big parties and being a groomsmen for a bunch of us boys. Always there and true to his family and friends. He is the role model husband to his high school sweetheart Roz, a great father to his amazing boys Josh and Mase, the bestest brother to his beautiful sisters Janelle, Marilyn, and handsome brother Noel. He is the Greatest uncle to our kids. My kids always remember how he came to gatherings and always greeted them with his big happy voice, and carrying them and giving them giant hugs. He was always getting the boys together: hosting the biggest parties at his house, setting up those epic snowboarding trips to Oregon, and throwing those raging supahbowl parties. We miss him so much. Till we meet again in Heaven Braddah Emil, Catch that Bambbucha ulua and surf the most epic waves in Heaven Emilio. Love you eternally.
I worked with Emil at lend lease for about 6 years.. he was such a good bradda..I will always remember his nice tundra with the koa puna sticker on it(even if he wasn't in koa puna lol)..I will always remember his smile and that this bugga always had the nice Filipino hair..He always had that aloha spirit and good vibes attitude..One thing I know for sure that I learned about him, is that he loved his family and he was so proud of his boys..he would talk so highly and with so much pride about them to me..we used to share all kinds of stories and adventures that we would do with our kids..he loved them so dearly and would do anything for them..I will never forget you bradda..Mahalo bradda for the lessons you have taught me in life..r.i l ..a hui hou..aloha bradda emilMy condolences to the bermudez ohana..to his wife and sons.. boys if you ever need anything or someone to talk to or if you ever in vegas hit me up..uncle kekai got you boys..aloha
Emil always had the best attitude in all situations, brings the joy in all occasions and the life of the family. A family man and one that loved his Toyota Tacoma truck and his ACURA’s. Back in the late 90’s. Civic SI “Sunroof Included†was well taken cared of for his wife Roz. He truely showed so much Aloha for his wife and son at the time I got to meet him. And always makes a guest comfortable and felt like family. Mahalo Emil for the life you brought into this world. I appreciated the hospitality and the spirit of Kindness and aloha that you brought. More importantly, you loved to joke around and make fun of any situation. Aloha to you and until we meet again. I know that you will be watching over your family and children all the time. Aloha brother. Peter
Worked with Emil over 15 years ago. I was only in my early 20’s and Emil taught me a lot. Fortunate to stay connected with him through the years, was a solid braddah. RIL my friend.
Everytime I went over to Josh’s house, uncle was always showing the boys hospitality. Always making us laugh, telling us how important friendship is and to enjoy life. I’ll always remember Uncle with a beer in his hand cracking jokes. May he rest in peace and I hope heaven loads up on the green bottles for him and shows him the hospitality he always shows everyone else in his home. 🤙ðŸ»
