Birth date: Jul 22, 1981 Death date: Feb 21, 2022
Kehaulani Makaila Obituary Kehaulani Ann Makaila, 40, of Waimanalo, Hawaii passed away on February 21, 2022. She was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is survived by her mother, Penny K. Makaila; brother, Tad Makaila. Services will Read Obituary
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A Memorial tree was ordered in memory of Kehaulani Ann Makaila by amanda r.k. lowrey. Plant a TreeIn loving memory of our dearest Kehau. Gone but never forgotten. with much aloha, amandaamanda r.k. lowrey
Calm in the rough waters of Middle School. Never raised her voice. Always making sure everyone was welcomed.
Aloha mai kÄkou, Ê»o KukunaokalÄ koÊ»u inoa HawaiÊ»i. I was a classmate with Kehaulani in a few classes at HawaiÊ»inuiÄkea. In the time that I knew her she was an amazing classmate--always full of amazing manaÊ»o. I was shocked to hear of her death, and though we were not terribly close, I still would like to send my aloha to her Ê»ohana. She was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. "Luuluu Hanalei i ka ua nui; kaumaha i ka noe o Alakai.""Heavily weighted is Hanalei in the pouring rain; laden down by the mist of Alakai."#2034, Mary Kawena Pukui Olelo Noeau, Hawaii Book of Proverbs and Poetical Sayings
Man where do I start?? Well here it goes....Kahea Makaila was that fresh breathe of air to me and my life. She opened doors for me that I would've never have known existed. She showed me how to be gently and caring,how to share and love without expectation. She introduced me to a very major part of me that I never knew existed,she was like a mother and a friend that never let me go even in my most hardest times! Even when I kicked and screamed she was there, when I felt like no one cared she show me just how much she did..There was a group of us that took to Kahea and we all got very close for that moment in time, Even Aunty Faith shared very distinct and loving moments with us too and loved us the same they.In fact those 2 were the 1st people whom blessed me with my very 1st Bible that Christmas we all spent with them at the Nihi's place. Wow I just had a quick replay of glances at all the memories we've made back then,and that all played a huge part of whom I am today. Without that Lady, man I wouldn't have the heart that I do today,i would be so much more harder than I am. BUT the one thing she taught me was there was a Wonderful and Loving man Above all who can help me through anything and I mean anything that I may go through....Our Heavenly Father I thank you for putting Kahea Makaila in my life! You know how they say "things happen for a reason" well I believe this to be true for if he hadn't put Kahea in my life I almost sure I wouldn't have the heart that I do today for anything or anyone in my life. I know years have passed but it was such a tremendous pleasure to have this woman ,an angel in disguise in my life! I have learned so many things from her and met so many wonderful people because of her that makes me a more caring ,loving ,and humble person today. You will be missed forever Kahea and I love you so much. Thanks for being that path to my better mind and showing me one of the most important aspects of my entire life that when I feel like the whole world is falling around me I can call on the one man whom can help me out of my darkest mind our Heavenly Father..again I thank you! I love you Kahea,please send my love to my Mama for me for I can't wait to see you all again! Amen
I became Kehau friend through HGEA. We became close over the years In fact we became roommates for convention in Washington DC and Boston Massachusetts. I remember in Washington DC she wanted to get something to eat late at night and so being a foodie that she was we went and stopped at a donut place to grab some special donut then we headed to the Lincoln Memorial around 1030 at night it was beautiful there I walked up the stairs and Kehau Was walking by the reflection pawn. I walked up the stairs and stood in the foot prints of Martin Luther King and the first thing that came to my mind was I have a dream so what do I Do I call Kehau and tell her Kehau guess what Kehau and she yells back watt I said I have a dream did you hear me I have a dream she ends up telling me shut up You yelling too loud. I couldnt stop laughing. Even when we went to karaoke we had fun she loves singing she had a beautiful voice And she will be deeply missed. Aloha my friend
