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Henry Kamae Obituary
"Uncle" Henry Elia "Kalana" Kamae, Jr., 72, of Long Beach, California, passed away Wednesday, January 8, 2014. He was born July 27, 1941 in Honolulu, HI to Maraea and Henry Kamae Sr. One of 7 siblings, Henry served several missions for the LDS church, building missions that included building the Polynesian Cultural Center and LDS Hawaiian Temple; proselyting missions to Hong Kong and the Philippines. He was multilingual. He has been a resident of California for the last 40 years. Henry played and taught ukulele with a passion. His life was filled with music and he shared that joy with many. He was deeply rooted in Hawaiian Culture and spread the spirit of Aloha where ever he went. He found great joy participating in many Hawaiian Groups, Polynesian Associations and Ukulele Clubs. Henry served his church for many years and called the LDS Long Beach 7th ward his home. He is survived by his dear sweetheart and wife of 31 years, Liz Kamae; 4 sons and 4 daughters; 17 grandchildren; brothers, Kenneth and Kane Kamae and the whole Kamae Ohana. A memorial service will be held Saturday, January18, 2014 at 10am. 6979 Orange Ave., Long Beach, CA. Donations graciously accepted with thanks and aloha at giveforward.com, Uncle Henry Kamae Memorial Fund. Please sign the guestbook atwww.presstelegram.com/obits.
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Sunny Brandow
January 21, 2014
May Heaven be as peaceful as you made Earth My Dear Uncle! I love you, and will always remember you! Please send our Love to Mommy and the rest of our Heavenly Ohana. A hui hou kakou!
January 18, 2014
I have always considered Henry my best friend. And I enjoyed the opporuntity to see him as he would visit our ward, when he was on the Stake High Council.
He pleasant voice and constant concern for myself and my Mother were always appreciated.
May the Lord bless Liz and the family during this time of mourning.
Bob Abseck
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