Birth date: Jul 23, 1940 Death date: Mar 29, 2021
Primrose Napaepae Obituary Primrose Kamoleokalani Napaepae Chow 80 yrs. of Honolulu passed away on March 29 2021 Born on July 23 1940 in Lahaina,Maui. She was survived by her Sister Pauline Napaepae Ross and two son's Norman(wif Read Obituary
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After sooo many years, I suddenly remembered Primrose! I livedd in the same quonset hut camp going up to Halawa Heights from 1949 to about 1962. She was my dearest friend at the quonset hut camp! I wanted treat her to lunch and talk about our camp days! Brought tears! How very sad that I am too late! She already passed away! God bless you Primrose! Winnie
I was just remembering our very happy kid time memories when I decided to search for anything about Primrose, my very dear childhood friend. How very sad to find that she passed away on 3/29/21! She and I were born in 1940! My family moved to their camp just below the cane field and train tracks. We lived there from about 1949 to 1953. I will never forget Primrose, and even her sister Blossom.
Winnie
I do not know if anyone in her family still remembers me. Kid time, I think everyone called me Winnie. My family was the only Japanese family in that old quonset hut camp. We all lived along a train track that ran below where sugar cane grew. This was just off to the left side going up on Halawa Hts Drive, I think it was called. This was back in about 1949 when I was 9 to until I was about 13. We had to move down the hill to Halawa Housing. I was the eldest in our family of 4 kids. Primrose was part of my happiest childhood memories. I remember Blossom too! It really hurt to move away from that camp and all the very nice people I remember who lived there. I can still remember Primrose's pretty smile and hearty laughter. We all laughed a lot and had so much fun with each other!One of my beloved memories is when we went sliding down a grassy hill with card boards along the ditch that ran next to their quonset hut. We sure had fun! We played marbles, chewed sugar cane which we husked with our strong teeth. We also swam in the reservoir above where we lived and laughed doing so many fun things that did not cost any money! We even caught many crayfish to eat.
