Birth date: Sep 3, 1963 Death date: Jul 29, 2019
Darryn Carter Mun Sung Scharsch was born on September 3, 1963 to Ethel Leilani (Wong) Scharsch and Vincente Scharsch in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is survived by his children; Isaac Iolana Akoni (Maile Sandobal), Erica Kawehionalani Rei Read Obituary
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Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary at Valley of the Temples
47-200 Kahekili Highway, Kaneohe HI 96744
So kolohe. You always had a comic out take on everything and kept us giggling at every family gathering. Easy to please, we gave you a shirt for your bday every year until the day I finally realized you'd rather have something good to eat. After that it was the big can cheddar popcorn, an assorted box of Japanese snacks from Daiei, or the likes. Once you were hospitalized for an asthma attack so Haui & I asked you what you wanted us to bring you ... you asked for comic books and snacks (we should've known). So many good times shared, but my best memories of you was how you enjoyed playing the games at our kid's parties. Donut or pie eating contests, water balloon fight, toss the raw egg. You were a big kid. We miss you, brother. We'll see you someday in that big playground in the sky . . . ♡
Uncle Darryn was always so sweet and he meant so much to me. I spent a lot of time at the house with him when he babysat me. They had this large bin of markers, and he would let me draw on him with it. One day I had drawn on him with sharpie, even on his face. But he didn't get mad he laughed and thought it was cute. He spoiled me rotten whenever I was with him and I will always remember the fun times I had with him.
Uncle Darryn also used to drive a mixing cement truck. When I was young my mom told me that it is a pretty dangerous job because he has to get to the job on time without getting in an accident. So every time I prayed, it ended with "and bless Uncle Darryn and his mixing truck. Amen." I did that for so long, even after he stopped driving the truck. When we were driving on the road and saw one of the mixing trucks, I always thought of Uncle Darryn. Even to this day I still do, and I always will.
