Birth date: Jul 23, 1951 Death date: Feb 26, 2015
Clyde Kiyoshi Henna, 63, of Honolulu, passed away on February 26, 2015. He was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He was a Bartender. He is survived by Aunties Bernice Salvador and Lucille Henna; Uncles Satoru (Kazue), Thomas (Rosie) and Read Obituary
Clyde was the best man at my brother, Buddy Zukeran's wedding to Christine MacKinnon nearly 30 years ago. They were best friends - and he had much insight in life. Buddy passed a few years ago so surely they are carousing together again.
Warm aloha and condolences to the Henna family.
Lillian Zukeran (Buddy's mother) and Kathy Isobe
I first met Clyde about 40 years ago. He interviewed and hired me for my first cocktail waitressing job at Hula Hut on Beachwalk. Clyde was the Manager. For me, it was a second job, and part-time. He knew that I was a single Mom so he worked around my busy schedule to give me work opportunities. Little did I know that one day I would marry his classmate, Karl Motoyama. We last saw Clyde at the 20 Year Reunion for the ?Iolani Class of ?69. Clyde, Karl and I shared laughter, recalling memories of the past. I will always remember his praise for my husband. We are praying for Clyde as he starts his new journey and life, and for all those who miss him dearly.
Aloha a hui hou, Clyde! Much aloha and our condolences to the Henna family,
Kahalaopuna Motoyama (also on behalf of Karl Motoyama, Class of 1969, ?Iolani School)
Clyde was very instrumental in contributing to 'Iolani's 1968 ILH Football Championship, the only undefeated season in 'Iolani School history. It was a pleasure playing with him and being part of a special time in history - under the legendary Coach Eddie Hamada, his coaching staff and all the players on the team. In life and death, we remain One Team.
Condolences to the Hena family and gratitude for raising a wonderful person.
Aloha 'oe, until we meet again...
Stan & Kim Sadowski 'Ohana
Clyde was a dear friend...met him 30 years ago through Ray Okimoto, who we also recently lost. Clyde and Ray were two of the kolohes from the Queen Kapiolani, and both are sorely missed by us.
Peter Ono and Luanne Goodness-Ono
I met Clyde 29/30 years ago in Hawaii when he was a bartender at Queen Kap. He was the sweetest person and though I moved to Nebraska 17 years ago I still think of him.
