Duke Kahanamoku

John Kana Was a cook in the U.S. Navy.  He died on January 15, 1920 in Hull, England. John Kana is honored on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in service of his country.

Edward K. Kuaimoku Private, Army Born on: Died on 7/16/1918 at Schofield Barracks, Hawai‘i Cause of Death: Other Information: Listed on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in the Great War.  

Charles Kino Private, Army Born on: Died on 9/18/1918 in Honolulu, Hawai‘i Cause of Death: Other Information: Listed on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in the Great War.

John Kana Cook, Navy Born on: Died on 1/15/1920 in Hull, England Cause of Death: Other Information: Listed on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in the Great War.

Charles Kalaeloa Private, Army Born on: Died on 7/11/1918 in Honolulu, Hawai‘i Cause of Death: Other Information: Listed on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in the Great War.

Paulo Kaiewe Unknown Rank, Army Paulo Kaiewe, from Hana, Maui, was born in 1886 to Holani and Henele Kaiewe. He had a brother, Kahaelio, and a sister Luisa Kaiewe Umarner. Paulo was a mail carrier prior to the war. Born in: 1886 in Hana, Maui, Hawaii Date and place of death not known at this time Cause of […]

Ralph J. Kauhane Yeoman, Navy Died on 3/4/1919 at Pearl Harbor Hawai‘i Cause of Death: Other Information: Listed on the plaque outside the War Memorial Natatorium for giving his life in the Great War. From Lahaina Served on board the  U.S.S. Monterey

  Sam Kainoa was born August 9, 1891 on Maui and worked for the City and County of Honolulu when he enlisted in the U.S. Army.  He died on July 14, 1918.

Herman Kaaukea was twenty-two years old when he enlisted inthe U.S. Navy on August 19, 1916 and became a musician second class on the USS Navajo.  He died of Tuberculosis at Naval Station, Pearl Harbor on September 2, 1918 leaving behind his wife, Lily.