Birth date: Mar 29, 1949 Death date: Jul 15, 2011
William "Bill" Louis Kilauano, age 62 passed away on July 15, 2011. Mr. Kilauano was born in Honolulu, HI. He was a War Trauma Therapist and a United States Navy Veteran. He is survived by his wife, Emily Kobashigawa-Kilauano; son Read Obituary
Thank you, Ms. Elliott! It's great to hear of your work. I've just moved to Taiwan, but I will send the director of Your Place Youth Center the link to your webtsie. Maybe our kids in New Haven can play ball with your kids. God's peace to you and your community!##imported-begin##Cristina##imported-end##
I met Bill once. He was a very kind and intelligent man.
Rest in peace Bill.
1514 Dillingham BLVD 101
7489734
Sister-in-law's Father##imported-begin##Keoki Nunies##imported-end##
I love you and your happiness how it filled the room
with love and care,I didnt get to see you much yet I
would like to say I love you and I hope you will take
care in heaven
Bye Grampa
722-7169
grandson##imported-begin##Nakoa Nunies##imported-end##
I have been held afloat and comforted by the compassion and kindness of Bill's many, many friendships. He had talked about each one of you by name. A few-Wayne, Marvin & Allan who have been in our humble hale. Ray, Bernie & Lori with whom he was so proud to have worked with. He never stopped being the Corpsman & proud of serving veterans.
Alex's mom, Nancy Tahara helped design the program for the services, & I would like to send one to you if you like if you'll email your home address to: [email protected].
I going to miss "my Hawaiian." On behalf of the Kilauano Ohana-thank you for the comforting words & for sharing his life,
Emily Kobashigawa-Kilauano
Eri & Leroy Fallau
Tai & Randy Nunies
Alex K. Kilauano
Nancy Tahara
527 Maluniu Avenue
Spouse##imported-begin##Emily##imported-end##
Emily and family,
My heart goes out to you, wishing you strength and comfort during this very difficult time. Bill was an incredible man-so full of Aloha, always smiling and laughing no matter what. I have always admired him. He will surely be missed by many.
Love, Bernie
401-739-0167
colleague##imported-begin##Bernadette Furtado##imported-end##
As I read the other remembrances I could see Bill and remember him as
he was. Each one describes him as I knew him. FRIEND, that is what I will
remember.
God Bless you Bill.
P.O. Box 492566 Keaau Hi. 96749
808 9823667
Friend##imported-begin##Jerry D. Shelton##imported-end##
Please accept the most sincere condolences of our Clan. I know that I join the entire veteran community in saluting Bill's many years of service dedicated to making the world a better place. He certainly made our little corner of it a better place and gladdened the hearts of all who knew him. He will, sadly, be very sorely missed. Ave Atque Vale.
Michael D. McCloskey
91-1055 Ku'alak'ai Street, Kapolei, HI 96707
8083818830
friend and colleague##imported-begin##Michael D. McCloskey##imported-end##
Our planet has lost a most beautiful, sensitive, principled, caring,
strong, and wise Hawaiian man who left this world a better place.
I. and so many others were so blessed to know Bill. His smile,
humor and caring were contagious. Filming the video series
Journey of Healing, with Bill as a co-facilitator, was a highlight of
my 29 years career. I just hope that his family realizes how many
vets and other people were graced by Bill. Peace, Dr Ray Scurfield
26441 west maple road, Pass Christian, MS
228.234.2062
Former co-worker, Pacific Center for PTSD 1992-97##imported-begin##Ray Scurfield##imported-end##
To the Kilauana ohana and everybody who has been touched by Bill's smile, music, strength, humor and love, our condolences. The world is a sadder place. Bill was best man at our wedding, and played his guitar then and at many another gathering. His heart and "fight" helped sustain Glenn at the hardest times in the Navy and in Da Nang, and in the dark times after, and brightened our lives in the decades since.
Bill, we love you and will miss you.
4118 148th St. SW, I-4, Lynnwood WA 98087
Friend##imported-begin##Glenn & Marilyn Ige##imported-end##
