Birth date: Jun 11, 1936 Death date: Feb 14, 2015
Moses Kapuahilani Takemoto, 78, of Honolulu, passed away on February 14, 2015. He was born in Hauula, HI. He was a retired Lineman with Hawaiian Electric Company and also a United States Marines Veteran. He is survived by daughte Read Obituary
MY FAITH WAS WANDERING I KNEW NO PATH BACK TO MY IT. A SIMPLE FAMILY PRAYER OF THE ROSARY BROUGHT ME BACK TO THE HEART THAT HEALED ME AND A FAITH THAT KEPT ME BELIEVING. THE TEARS I SHED THAT NIGHT TAUGHT ME I STILL CAN FEEL THE LOVE OF THE FAMILY IN CHRIST.
THANK YOU "FATHER" MY FAITH IS EVERY STRONGER.
Moses was a dear dear man, a cherished friend and loving family man. Somehow seems fitting that he joins his beloved joanne on valentines day. We will always miss you both and the joy you shared stays with us, keeping you in our hearts always.
It has been an honor and a privilege to call you "friend", Moses Takemoto.
with love and aloha, kathleen & louis kau
My deepest sympathy to the family. Moses was a very dear friend and the most faithful person in our Regina Caeli Prayer Group. He went out of his way to help others. He cared for others and was always genuinely concerned for their welfare, especially for the salvation of their souls.
Joanne was the love of his life. He loved his children and his grandchildren. They meant everything to him.
We have lost a true and trusted friend.
PRAY FOR US, MOSES, FROM YOUR PLACE ON HIGH!
GOD BLESS,
Bea
I appreciated Moses' quiet attitude. He kept an eye on me to keep me safe as an apprentice.
I developed into an okay lineman in part due to his easy way of explaining jobs.
I hope to pick up he'e in Hauula with you after I pass away.
Russel an Roy, thank you for your friendship.
Aloha from Kawaihae, Mel Kapule
I have known my uncle moses all threw my childhood and growing up
He had a blue truck and always on the weekend when he came down. He always brought a treat. The best treat was his very ono mangoes that he took time to bring to the families he would bring it by the buckets. He would go diving and also shared his catch. He also reminded me of my dad Harold the dad that was so dear to my heart. Both of them were very close to each others they were both stubborn but there were the best loving men's in my life. The last I saw uncle moses was at court no matter what was going on I always went to him and kissed him. He will always would call me girl same as my dad would. He then showed me pictures of his grandchildrens and the love he had for them as I have for my grandkids. I hugged him and said I love him I may have not always agree with his discussions. I agree that I loved this Uncle with all my heart.
