Adrian O. Low

I hope the newspaper page can be viewed. Adrian Low will be on of the many that made all star that year.

I do hope the link works to God Bless my Daddy.. After the games a lot of the boys use to visit Adrian´s house and chill out and sing songs. This was one that I remember. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=god+bless+my+daddy+youtube&view=detail∣=5EE8D39771AE8EFBAA855EE8D39771AE8EFBAA85&FORM=VIRE Clyde Tamaru

I too had the pleasure of knowing Adrian. First, playing against him when he played for Punchbowl. Playing with him at St.Louis, and again against him up in Washington State when he attended Walla Walla, and I at Spokane Falls. I will always remember his wry smile. Adrian...will miss you, but will never forget you. A hui hou!

It is always best to share action photos of Adrian Low. One from the high school annual is most enjoyable and he was one of the best around.

My name is Clyde Tamaru and a McKinley High School grad class of 1971. Photo attached and that is me with Jed Inoue same time we were with Adrian then. I will be celebrating his life along with all the others that have either passed or still with us. There are many photos being shared of a time that has since seen many changes. Rest in peace and Adrian was one of the many Tigers.

My sincere condolences to the Low family. I'm Adrian's classmate MHS71 and was on the pep squad cheering on our boys to victory, and we sure did winning OIA East Championship, the first championship for MHS since 1947. I recall all of our victory celebrations at his hale on Punchbowl. Those are memories that will remain forever. Gods Blessings to his `ohana. Me ke aloha pumehana! Michael "Kalani" Nakoa

I am so saddened to hear of Adrian´s passing. We went to St Louis together and played football until he transferred to McKinley. Later on I found out from my Mom that we were related. I always enjoyed his friendship and dry humor. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. God Bless his family and his soul. Aloha, Vernon Parker