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Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Robert M Kuikahi March 16 1926 May 12 1976 Grave Tooele City Cemetery (Utah, United States of America)
John N Kuikahi September 4 1933 May 12 1997 National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
Joseph M Kekauoha November 21 1896 December 15 1974 National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
Wilfred K Kekauoha July 13 1954 June 5 1955 Grave National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
David Kuikahi October 7 1898 May 30 1966 National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
David Kuikahi July 19 1928 March 30 1952 National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
Joseph Nmn) Kuikahi December 3 1915 January 16 1980 National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Hawaii, United States of America)
Ella H. Goicohea November 9 1899 December 20 1971 Grave Lindquists Washington Heights Memorial Park (Utah, United States of America)
Asa Kakehi 1891 1937 Grave Japanese Cemetery (California, United States of America)
Kameshiro Kakehi 1874 1959 Grave Japanese Cemetery (California, United States of America)
Mizue Umeda Kakehi 1913 1942 Grave Japanese Cemetery (California, United States of America)
Hosea Nahinu Kekauoha 0 0 Iosepa Settlement Cemetery (Utah, United States of America)
Lala Kekauoha 0 0 Iosepa Settlement Cemetery (Utah, United States of America)
Roseanna Ululani Kukahiwa March 7 1961 June 1 2002 Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
William Waa Kekauoha October 20 1939 May 4 2001 Diamond Head Memorial Park (Hawaii, United States of America)
Violet Ohelo Garriott March 12 1926 November 20 1973 Hawthorn Memorial Gardens (Missouri, United States of America)
Jeremiah Kekauoha December 24 1917 April 1 1964 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Bishop Kuailipoilani Kekauoha April 23 1883 April 8 1962 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Donna Nae'ole July 26 1932 April 11 1995 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Josephine Kekauoha February 5 1908 November 17 1953 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
E. Rahab Au December 23 1915 December 8 1996 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Arnold Kaiu Huleia Kekauoha November 14 1904 February 4 1982 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Wesley K. Kekauoha July 6 1927 November 15 1989 Grave Laie Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Hosea Nahinu Kekauoha January 4 1835 February 12 1912 Grave Laie Pioneer Memorial Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
Wendell Francis Kekauoha February 10 2001 Alae Mormon Cemetery (Hawaii, United States of America)
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