Lyons Clarance Welch

Birth date: Jun 28, 1938 Death date: Sep 3, 2013

Pastor Lyons C. Welch also known as Peewee, born June 28, 1938 in Kahuku, Hawaii, to Clifton Welch and Margaret Naone. He was the last child out of 11, attended Sunset Elementary, Waialua and Kahuku High School. At the age of 21 h Read Obituary

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Isaac-

516w ago

I cant stop thinking of you....you meant so much to me...missing you real bad here...words cant express how much i miss you papa...i love you n hope you have a good time with the king

Isack

517w ago

missing you a lot papa:(' its not the same w/o you...but i no youre w/the king...luff n miss you!

Isaac-Nephew

542w ago

well papa now i know what you mean about the world will beat you. i realized that today. but you always said to and i mean ALWAYS never do let that happen because god has you. there was alot of times i denied god after your death because i just dont think anymore. i cried but nothing would come out beside why me. i would ask that til he showed me why. you always told me if i am ashamed of christ-christ will be ashamed of me. its like that now. i realized that i dont need you to tell me praise. now it comes to me just do it. but christ is ashamed of me because i dont praise him like before. im not even in church every week like how you always told me got to church every sunday. the first time you got in the hospital i cried cried and cried. but when you died i cried even more for about a week. youre still on my mind though 24/7. i dream about you and mama never remembering. i cry when i dream about that. well i would say more but i cant share it all in one night. but the main thing is that I LUF u alot. and how u always told me-"call on the lord-for he is worthy"........... love and miss you my sweet papaz.

Isaac-Nephew

569w ago

6yrs ago u met me and I met u. U was 1 trouble Makah 2 me.whenever u did that mama sweetie always laughed and laughedo til she could not breathe. Whenever I was in choir u always stick tongue at me and made me laugh. I will never 4get all the prayers u did 4me b4 church I really did appreciate that.I luf u with all my heart. Luf u

REP-GMZ 4EVA
P.s- I luf u more
from isack

Teura

625w ago

miss you uncle piwi, love u

Sker

627w ago

You will be greatly missed Pops. I appreciate that you were a great big part of my life. When I would see you with Jam, it reminded me of myself when I was a little girl. I remember always being with you and grammy. When watching you and Jam kiss five times, tickle his two under arms with a shaka at the end it always brought my memory back to when I was young. I would wait for you to come home from work with red dirt from top to bottom with your raccoon eyes, I would climb to the top of the brick wall and give you a kiss. When grammy would pack lunch for you, I was right next to her to take it to you. I can go on about all the different memories with you and grammy but I appreciate you the most for being such a mighty man who loved the Lord with all your heart. I am forever greatful for all the love, teachings, mentoring and prayers that was given to me and my family. I know that I will see you again before the thrown of our King, Jesus. I love you always. Sker

Reginld Ortiz

629w ago

We'd run into each now and then and we'd have a short chat. He could discern when I was discouraged and would pray for me and sing to me an inspirational song. Such a great, powerful, and compassionate man of God! Pastor Lyons, until we meet again rest in the loving arms of our Father. To his family, my deepest condolences, thoughts, and prayers.

Reggie Ortiz, Bonney Lake, WA

Lucille Naone Pinto

629w ago

I'm Lucille Naone Pinto, and one year older. When we were kids we were very kolohe. We used to take tutulady's panties, stick two sticks in the legs a catch opae in the kaluanui river. We took tutumans peula ( corrugated iron) and make canoes. There might be a lot still in the river behind the house. We had a horse named lady, that we would ride. There's a lot of memories, good times. It all comes back slowly. We were all brought up to love one another, we never fought. When the welch boys became pastors I couldn't believe it because of our childhood days. We were naughty kids but not bad to where we ended up in jail or prison. It was all good naughty, if you could understand what I mean. I will always remember him, his brothers, and sisters. Love to all of you, hope to meet you all someday. I did meet some of uncle Freddie's kids but I don't remember them.

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