Ken Ikehara

Birth date: Dec 27, 1951 Death date: Dec 16, 2022

Ken Ikehara Obituary Ken Ikehara, 70, of Pearl City, Hawaii, passed away on December 16, 2022. He was born on December 27, 1951 in Japan. He is survived by his wife, Ardis Ikehara; sons, Tyson Ikehara, and Cullen Ikehara (Farres Read Obituary

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Wilton Itamoto

143w ago

I fondly remember hanging out in high school, surfing, going out on weekends along with Dave Alporque and Arnold Yoshioka. I remember Dave had a green 53 Chevy? and Arnold had a brown Nash Rambler. We all spent a lot of time together, Drive in movies, Waikiki cruising Trend's socials, Al good times! You were also responsible for my life long golf addiction. Both you and Gordon Inouye were into the game from the mid 70's and got me started. Thanks to you working on weekends Jean and I have a house to live in. RIP Ken I know that you are with Gordon and Dave and others that have passed on to the other side. Aloha Ken .. Till we meet again!Boz

Summer

144w ago

Hey Uncle,I remember your warm smile and how doting and patient you were with grandma. Your calm and quiet presence will be missed. Your memories wonâ€™t be forgotten.

Derek

144w ago

Ken,Rest in peace Ken, we know youâ€™re in a better place now and one sunny day we shall meet again. The easy thing in Life is to say,â€Helloâ€, for the very first time and the hardest is to say, â€œGoodbye â€œ, for the very last.Blessings and Aloha,Derek

Derek

144w ago

Ken, Rest in peace Ken, we know youâ€™re in a better place now and one sunny day, I donâ€™t know where and I donâ€™t know when but weâ€™ll meet up again. The easy thing we say in Life is, â€œHelloâ€, for the very first time and the hardest is, â€œGoodbye â€œ, for the very last.Aloha Braddah,Derek

Derek

144w ago

Ken,Rest in peace Ken, we know youâ€™re in a better place now and one sunny day we shall meet up again. The easy thing we say in LIFE is, â€œHelloâ€, for the first time and the hardest is, â€œGoodbye â€œ, for the last.Blessings and Aloha Braddah,Derek

Derek

144w ago

Aloha Ken, Weâ€™ll meet up again, donâ€™t know where, donâ€™t know when but I know weâ€™ll meet up again, on a nice sunny day. Rest in peace my brother, we know youâ€™re in a better place now. The two hardest things to say in Life are â€œHelloâ€ for the first time and â€œGoodbyeâ€ for the last.Love you Brah,Derek

Dj

144w ago

Uncle Ken, I remember growing up and enjoying many family Christmases together. I remember having family dinners on multiple special gatherings and occasions as well. During all of the times we spent together, there was one thing that I specifically recall, which was your positive stoic presence. I hope to mirror that through my actions on a daily basis. You will be forever remembered.

Terry

145w ago

Kenâ€¦my BIG BROTHERâ€¦You taught me many thingsâ€¦how to throw and catch a footballðŸˆâ€¦how to SURFðŸ„ðŸ½â€â™€ï¸ â€¦how to drive a Stick Shift in your Light Blue Volkswagenâ€¦how to stay in shape by Jump Ropingâ€¦and most importantly my Fondest Memory was a lesson of STRENGTHâ€¦when Dad passed you Bravely stepped up the plate, when things settled down you took KellyðŸ‘¦ðŸ», JeanðŸ‘©ðŸ»and IðŸ§Ÿâ€â™€ï¸ to Royal Sunset Drive Inâ€¦Jean made her famous Musubis and Fried Chicken. We went in Dadâ€™s Green Bombâ€¦you found a great steep parking stall and we happily ate and watched the movieâ€¦not knowing until we got home did you tell us that the Breaks were weak and you were stepping on the Break Pedal the entire time just so that we could enjoy a moment after the loss of our PRECIOUS DADðŸ’”â€¦I LOVE YOU KEN WITH ALL MY HEART AND I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE BOND OF FAMILY THAT DAD AND MOM INSTILLED IN USâ€¦ðŸŒºLOVE AND KISSESâ€¦ Your Bratty Punky Little Sister, â™¥ï¸ðŸ¥¹ðŸ’§ðŸ’‹terry

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