NATHAN NATE ALAYON
Nathan "Nate" Alayon was born September 3rd 1963, a 1981 Mililani Grad, and he went to be with God on March 24th, 2013 at 49 years young. He was a proud front end loader operator for Ameron who loved to hunt and fish. He was a muscle car enthusiast who was most proud of his Monte Carlo SS. Body building was a passion of his and he has the medals and trophies to prove it. He is survived by his loving wife Deborah Alayon, children Lexy (Shaun) Gorgonio, Nasera Alayon, Johnathan Zachman, Nathan Alayon Jr., and Levi Lontayao. He leaves behind 3 adoring grandchildren, Tihoney, Elijah, Lia and his best furry friend Scruffy. He will be forever missed by his mother Caroline, Sister Sandra and Brothers Calvin and Michael. Services will take place at Hawaiian Memorial Monday April 15th, 2013 starting with visitation at 9:30am. The service will begin at 10:30am lead by Pastor Dan Van Alstine followed by a graveside service at 1:00pm. Nathan was a friend to everyone and offered his love and support to anyone who would receive it. Constantly thinking of others and their needs Nathan will be missed but the love that he had for those who knew him, will live forever in their hearts. Nathan is with our Lord and savior and will spend eternity pain free and watch his loved ones from heaven above. We will miss you and remember you always.
NATHAN NATE ALAYON
Nathan "Nate" Alayon was born September 3rd 1963, a 1981 Mililani Grad, and he went to be with God on March 24th, 2013 at 49 years young. He was a proud front end loader operator for Ameron who loved to hunt and fish. He was a muscle car enthusiast who was most proud of his Monte Carlo SS. Body building was a passion of his and he has the medals and trophies to prove it. He is survived by his loving wife Deborah Alayon, children Lexy (Shaun) Gorgonio, Nasera Alayon, Johnathan Zachman, Nathan Alayon Jr., and Levi Lontayao. He leaves behind 3 adoring grandchildren, Tihoney, Elijah, Lia and his best furry friend Scruffy. He will be forever missed by his mother Caroline, Sister Sandra and Brothers Calvin and Michael. Services will take place at Hawaiian Memorial Monday April 15th, 2013 starting with visitation at 9:30am. The service will begin at 10:30am lead by Pastor Dan Van Alstine followed by a graveside service at 1:00pm. Nathan was a friend to everyone and offered his love and support to anyone who would receive it. Constantly thinking of others and their needs Nathan will be missed but the love that he had for those who knew him, will live forever in their hearts. Nathan is with our Lord and savior and will spend eternity pain free and watch his loved ones from heaven above. We will miss you and remember you always.Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
