Birth date: Aug 23, 1930 Death date: May 7, 2024
Thelma Black, a beloved hula dancer, passed away peacefully at her home in Pearl City, Hawaii, surrounded by her loving family. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Thelma dedicated her life to the art of hula, sharing its beauty and grace w Read Obituary
My Granny she would light up a room she was in.She had a heart of gold and a beautiful smile,theres a lot of memories I will cherish and hold dear,she use to always carry a camera and take pictures.she was a big part of my life.i would love Christmas her and my Mom(Penny/Kalei)would wrap a whole lotta presents, especially ones that were doublequadroobled wrapped😆,She also gave me and my siblings and my daughter and grandsons middle name that I love and am proud to have.I loved when she would hear Hawaiian music she would want to get up and dance.I love you Granny ,I will forever miss you❤️
Although we didn’t see her often in these last years, Auntie Tebby was such a burst of joy. A storyteller like no one else; our time with her growing up, holds such a special place in my heart. When her and my Mom were together there was a very special magical feeling created. Funny, sweet, and spicy; and how she loved her family. She is with her sister Lorna now and her beloved husband Martin. Love you much and thank you for a lot of beautiful memories. Your niece Linda
I first met Tebby in Kaneohe in 1974. I never dreamed that she would play such a wonderful part in my life for the next 50 years. She and her family have meant the world to me and I will miss her greatly until I am with her again in Heaven. She is a Saint and I love her dearly.
A now and then visit with Tutu at Auntie Ann's property in Eugene, OR
Keiki got to play some Beyblades with Tutu during her visit in Eugene, OR
