Abigail Kawananakoa

I will always miss you.

I'm sorry for your lost. May God grant the family the comfort that is needed in this sad time.

Condolences to the family. A life fully lived. May God grant you the comfort to cope with the loss at this time.

Aloha from Paris, France!

I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. She was always kind and gracious to me whenever I came over to play with her son piikoi back in the early 1970’s.

To the kawananakoa family, I know your pain as I too have lost my mother. Piikoi, it’s been a long time. I hope you remember we were friends way back in 1974, 1975. Please feel free to contact me anytime.

Sincerely,
Martin Grant
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I wish God will give you peace and comfort as you grieve.

Condolences for your loss. May God grant the family the comfort that is needed.

My condolences.

The House of Kamakahelei, the Robert Hoapili Baker Ohana and the William Carey Lane Ohana send their sincere condolences to our cousins, the Kawananakoa Ohana on the passing of Princess Abigail. The head of the House of Kamakahelei, Darrick Baker, cousin to the Kawananakoa Ohana through Queen Kamakahelei and Queen Kapiolani, also sends his sincere and heartfelt sympathy. She is remembered for her philanthropy and for her love for the Kanaka Maoli and she will forever be in our hearts. May...

On behalf of The Robert Hoapili Baker Ohana and the Head of the House of Kamakahelei, Darrick Baker, 6th Great Grandson of Queen Kamakahelei and 5th Great Grandson of her son Ikekeleaiku, brother to Kaumuali'i, send condolences to the Kawananakoa Ohana.
The Hoapili Baker Ohana have always held our cousin Princess Abigail in high esteem and respected her for her philanthropy and kindness towards the Kanaka Maoli.
We did not have a chance to meet her but knowing our genealogy and our...