Dennis X Chai

I knew Dennis from daily mass at St. Ann's and from the charismatic prayer group he faithfully took part in. I was blessed to know him and was very sorry to hear that he had passed away while I was visiting family on the mainland. I, who did not know him long or all that well, am truly sorry that he is no longer with us. He was a great blessing to me and, I am sure, to all who knew him. My heart and prayers go out to all of his family and especially to Alvina --- you were a gift to him and I am sure he was a great gift to you. Many blessings to all of you.

A hui kaua Uncle Dennis R.I.P Aloha wau ia oe
Hawaiian Pule
Ka Pule No Ka Malumalu ~ Ka Pule Lôkahi
Ka mâlamalama o ke Akua e ho`opuni mai iâ kâkou.
Ke aloha o ke Akua e kîpuni mai iâ kâkou.
Ka mana o ke Akua e ho`opakele mai iâ kâkou.
Ke alo o ke Akua e mâlama mai iâ kâkou.
Ma kahi â kâkou, e hele aku ai he Akua nô. .
Amene.
Mikala Ceballos (San Deigo,CA)

I'm so sorry to hear of Dennis' passing. He was my first teacher in HPER at UH when I transferred in in the early '70's and my last teacher when I finished my masters in 2005. He was my colleague and friend throughout those 40+ years. I'll always remember his kindness, wisdom, guidance, support, and commitment to making our lives healthier, more fit, and fun! He was a dedicated professional and compassionate friend. My sincere condolences to his family.

Dennis,
May you rest in peace now with the Lord.God always wants His Angels back.

My first impression with Dennis was on the volleyball court. I was fresh out of college, playing collegiate ball, and Dennis was a veteran on the court. He was a tenacious competitor, but humble in spirit. He was a true "All American, All Hawaiian" that made you proud to be on his team. He will be missed, but the good Lord knows Dennis is competing on a heavenly level now. Peace be with you, my brother.

GOD, Bless you Dennis. Rest in peace.

Dennis and I were teammates at the University of Hawaii. He was not only a great player but an even greater guy. We've had a lot of fun times during our UH days.

I have been living in Atlanta for the past 39 years but have had lunches with him no less than 6 times during my annual vacation visits back to the islands.

He was a great friend and I'm sure he will be missed. My sincerest condolences to the family.

Love you Uncle Dennis!! Mahalo for being there for us! Miss you, but know that you're at peace and enjoying heaven.