On Saturday, February 1st, we held a celebration of life for my Dad, Ed Greevy.
What’s happening: My Dad passed away on 6 November 2024 at the age 85. About 100 people attended his celebration of life at the Downtown Art Center in Honolulu.
Enjoy the pics and video 🙂
Jason Sims and Davy Chang surprised me by flying from CA in stealth mode to attend my Dad’s services.Aunty Donna Green flew in from San Diego to be there with us.My Mom greeting Floyd TakeuchiHaaheo Mansfield and Floyd Takeuchi greeting each otherSelfie with Kyle Chock, who flew in from the Big IslandSelfie with Russell LauSelfie with Adam WongFloyd Takeuchi put together a zine for the celebration of lifeSelfie with my Aunty Healani Williams
My high school classmate Ronstadt Lee and his older brother Zach Lee delivered catered bentos from Sugoi Bento and CateringMy close friend and co-worker Greg Hoffman flew in for the services. DJ HoffLongtime friends and baseball teammates from McKinley High School, Gary Harada (left) and Kris Yahiku, volunteered to staff the refreshments table.Selfie with my dad’s longtime and trusted friend, PF BentleyGreg Hoffman (left) flew in from Southern California, while PF Bentley flew from Molokai to attend my dad’s celebration of life.Selfie with my buddy from high school and fellow bodyboarder, Austin NakasoneMcKinley baseball boys showed up strong for Ed Greevy. My Dad taped every game we played. I don’t know how he did that.ʻIolani School represented as well for Ed GreevyAbout 100 people attended a celebration of life for Ed Greevy at the Downtown Art Center in Honolulu.My brother Naihehau Kalama (right) hadnʻt seen Jason Sims in about 30 years, he still recognized him.Blaine Kahoonei (center) was the best-dressed person in attendance.My Aunty Donna Green sharing prepared remarks about her brother, Ed Greevy. She flew from San Diego to attend.The view from the front of the room at Downtown Art CenterDuring a playoff game our Sophomore year, my dad filmed Erik Miyashiro lay down a one-handed suicide squeeze bunt against Pearl City High School. We went on to win that game.I donʻt how he did it but Jason Sims brought me to tears twice while he shared memories of my dad.Macky Catania wanted the room to know my dad was a pretty good fast pitch softball pitcher.Selfie with Dan “Makanui” ShermanSelfie with my wonderful mom, Haaheo MansfieldLeft to right: Yuko and Kai Peltier, Uncle Bobby, Cameron Wahineokai, and Aunty Healani WilliamsWayson Chow celebrates the life of Ed GreevyMy dad always spoke highly of Noel Kent, so I asked him to share some memories of Ed GreevyAnother view of Wayson Chow addressing the roomMy momʻs best friend, Aunty Lorraine Robinson, sharing her memories of my dadAunty Colleen Kellyʻs dad was John Kelly of Save Our Surf, my dadʻs mentorAnother view of the turnout for the celebration of life for Ed Greevy