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LILLIAN BABE ARQUETTE Lillian Arquette of Kaneohe, Hawaii entered Heaven's gate on July 7, 2014. The youngest of 5 children, "Babe" brought exuberance and generosity to all people in her life. Her witty "one liners" brought laughter and happiness into a room. Babe retired from Kamehameha Schools Intermediate Division and was also a Realtor with Arquette Properties. Her strong work ethic and love of family was evident her entire life. She mostly enjoyed bringing her great culinary skills to family and friends, and her dishes are treasures that will be passed down for generations. This Kalihi girl and strong matriarch was very protective over her fold. As a caring and loving daughter, mother, grandmother and great grandmother her memory will live on forever in our hearts. Babe was predeceased by husband Alvin John Arquette and her sisters Esther Chang, Alyce Kam and Sara Chang. She is survived by her brother Allen Y. Chang, sons Addison "E.T." Kahekili (Diane), Jimmy Uamana (Lulani), Allen Nakulu (Susan), Athan Uila (Debbie), daughter Vana Arquette-Leong (Clayton), daughter- in-law Caryl Arquette, 15 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews and wonderful friends. Babe will be remembered in a celebration of life on Friday, August 8th at St. Ann's Church in Kaneohe. Viewing and memories from 9 - 11am, Services will begin at 11 am, Prayer at 12pm. Burial at Hawaiian Memorial Veteran's cemetery at 1pm. Aloha attire.
LILLIAN BABE ARQUETTE Lillian Arquette of Kaneohe, Hawaii entered Heaven's gate on July 7, 2014. The youngest of 5 children, "Babe" brought exuberance and generosity to all people in her life. Her witty "one liners" brought laughter and happiness into a room. Babe retired from Kamehameha Schools Intermediate Division and was also a Realtor with Arquette Properties. Her strong work ethic and love of family was evident her entire life. She mostly enjoyed bringing her great culinary skills to family and friends, and her dishes are treasures that will be passed down for generations. This Kalihi girl and strong matriarch was very protective over her fold. As a caring and loving daughter, mother, grandmother and great grandmother her memory will live on forever in our hearts. Babe was predeceased by husband Alvin John Arquette and her sisters Esther Chang, Alyce Kam and Sara Chang. She is survived by her brother Allen Y. Chang, sons Addison "E.T." Kahekili (Diane), Jimmy Uamana (Lulani), Allen Nakulu (Susan), Athan Uila (Debbie), daughter Vana Arquette-Leong (Clayton), daughter- in-law Caryl Arquette, 15 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews and wonderful friends. Babe will be remembered in a celebration of life on Friday, August 8th at St. Ann's Church in Kaneohe. Viewing and memories from 9 - 11am, Services will begin at 11 am, Prayer at 12pm. Burial at Hawaiian Memorial Veteran's cemetery at 1pm. Aloha attire.Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
