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81, of Wahiawa, Hawaii, passed away on June 20, 2019 in Kalispell, MT. He was born in Waipahu, Hawaii. He is survived by wife, Kay Keiko Uesugi; son, Greg Toshio Uesugi (Michelle); daughters, Lisa Mariko Evenson (Jerry), Cathy Sachie Crowley (Brian); sister, Judith (Mel) Sasamura; grandchildren, J.T., Kelsey, Stockton, Mackenzie, Xiomara, Xavier. Visitation will be 9:00 am Sunday, August 25, 2019 at Mililani Memorial Park's Makua Chapel. Memorial Service at 10:00 am. Casual attire, please no flowers. Herb enjoyed a 30+ year career with the Hawaii Department of Education holding various positions of teacher, counselor, vice-principal, principal, and personnel specialist. Students and colleagues alike remember him fondly. He retired in 1993 and continued to enjoy all that he loved including good food, good friends, and travel to Asia, Europe, and favorite U.S. destinations. But his greatest passion was being a grandfather. He attended his grandchildren's sporting events, school programs, and graduations whether near or far. His grand- children will remember playing cribbage, watching sports on TV, or just hanging out with him. At the time of his death, he and Kay were two days shy of their 56th wedding anniversary. The family is comforted knowing that he was surrounded by so many that loved him at his passing.
81, of Wahiawa, Hawaii, passed away on June 20, 2019 in Kalispell, MT. He was born in Waipahu, Hawaii. He is survived by wife, Kay Keiko Uesugi; son, Greg Toshio Uesugi (Michelle); daughters, Lisa Mariko Evenson (Jerry), Cathy Sachie Crowley (Brian); sister, Judith (Mel) Sasamura; grandchildren, J.T., Kelsey, Stockton, Mackenzie, Xiomara, Xavier. Visitation will be 9:00 am Sunday, August 25, 2019 at Mililani Memorial Park's Makua Chapel. Memorial Service at 10:00 am. Casual attire, please no flowers. Herb enjoyed a 30+ year career with the Hawaii Department of Education holding various positions of teacher, counselor, vice-principal, principal, and personnel specialist. Students and colleagues alike remember him fondly. He retired in 1993 and continued to enjoy all that he loved including good food, good friends, and travel to Asia, Europe, and favorite U.S. destinations. But his greatest passion was being a grandfather. He attended his grandchildren's sporting events, school programs, and graduations whether near or far. His grand- children will remember playing cribbage, watching sports on TV, or just hanging out with him. At the time of his death, he and Kay were two days shy of their 56th wedding anniversary. The family is comforted knowing that he was surrounded by so many that loved him at his passing.
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
