"Trish" left our Island Paradise on 16 June 2019 to receive an eternal measure of Love and ALOHA from the open arms of our Lord. She leaves behind: her hero, love of her life and husband of forty-seven years, Dean Robert "Bob" Coder; brother Steve (Tami) Bratton; sister Patina Herrington; countless nieces and nephews and numerous foster kids. Those that have known and loved Trish can rest assured that her love for the island people will remain here and made evident by the countless souls she impacted through her (and Bob's) compassionate commitment to the homeless on the North Shore. Her warm spirit, genuine hugs and compassion for all those she encountered will be missed. The family wishes to thank the dedicated doctors, nurses and staff that took care of her at Tripler Army Medical Center. Special thanks to all the dedicated people with the U.S. Special Operations Command. In lieu of flowers, please show your Aloha by random acts of kindness or by making a donation to one of the countless agencies that tend to the needs of the homeless on this island.
"Trish" left our Island Paradise on 16 June 2019 to receive an eternal measure of Love and ALOHA from the open arms of our Lord. She leaves behind: her hero, love of her life and husband of forty-seven years, Dean Robert "Bob" Coder; brother Steve (Tami) Bratton; sister Patina Herrington; countless nieces and nephews and numerous foster kids. Those that have known and loved Trish can rest assured that her love for the island people will remain here and made evident by the countless souls she impacted through her (and Bob's) compassionate commitment to the homeless on the North Shore. Her warm spirit, genuine hugs and compassion for all those she encountered will be missed. The family wishes to thank the dedicated doctors, nurses and staff that took care of her at Tripler Army Medical Center. Special thanks to all the dedicated people with the U.S. Special Operations Command. In lieu of flowers, please show your Aloha by random acts of kindness or by making a donation to one of the countless agencies that tend to the needs of the homeless on this island.
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
