Birth date: Mar 3, 1934 Death date: Sep 20, 2024
John Albert Ortiz, Jr. Obituary John Albert Oritiz, Jr., 90, of Waipahu, Hawaii passed away on September 20, 2024. He was born on March 3, 1934 in Eleele, Hawaii. He is survived by his wife, Nancy Oritiz; sons, Richard Perry, an Read Obituary
Monarch milo legacy tree certificate of sponsorship was purchased for the family of John Albert Ortiz, Jr. by The Carlo Family. Send FlowersOur deepest condolences from the Carlo Family. You and John welcomed us with the utmost love and respect while in Hawaii. John will continue to be a shining light in our memories for time to come.The Carlo Family
B8 was purchased for the family of John Albert Ortiz, Jr. by Richard Concepcion and family . Send FlowersIt was such a privilege and honor to know MR. John. May all your wonderful memories comfort you during this time. I am praying for your peace and comfort.Richard Concepcion and family
B5 was purchased for the family of John Albert Ortiz, Jr. by Family of Willim Stout (Carmen Ruby Ortiz) . Send FlowersWe will forever cherish the memories from our visits with John. May God Bless your family.Family of Willim Stout (Carmen Ruby Ortiz)
B4 was purchased for the family of John Albert Ortiz, Jr. by John and Becky Eccleston. Send FlowersOur dear cousin, you will be missed. Our love and support to Nancy !John and Becky Eccleston
I remember you teaching me to drive with the Chevy which was a standard. The gear shift was on the steering wheel column. They don’t make them anymore. You told me if I could learn how to drive a standard I could drive anything! I know I scared you a bit however, you never let on. You were patient and calm even when I took another vehicle’s right away and nearly got us in an accident! Thank you for a lifetime of memories and especially the music. Rest well Dad, I will miss you! Love Always, Star
Condolences to the family. Worked and dove for John many times while stationed in Hawaii. Gave him an old anchor I found on the bottom when he retired, he will be missed in the diving community, especially the Hawaiian Islands. RIP MDVS Sangrey MDV Retired
Our deepest sympathy Nancy to you and your family. John will always be remembered. Grissel Benitez and Vincent Hodge
Uncle John, Thank you for always being the example of how real men love, respect & support their wives & family. It was a blessing to watch you & aunty together. The affection & admiration shared between you both was beautiful. I love & will miss you Uncle.
