Birth date: Dec 13, 1945 Death date: Dec 28, 2015
Isaac Ikaaka Hao, III, MSW, passed away in the mid-morning hours of December 28, 2015. The son of father, Isaac Ikaaka Hao Jr., and mother, Dorothea Eleanor Toogood, Isaac was born December 13, 1945 in the US Territory of Hawai’i. Read Obituary
Not sure if this will be seen by Isaac's family. I just read a letter Isaac wrote to my husband's uncle Bill in 1990. Isaac served with my husband's cousin in Vietnam. I was sad to hear of Isaac's passing. Condolences to his family. He sounded like a very nice man.
I always admired how Isaac always had a smile and a kind word to share - whether he felt good or not. Our sincere sympathy to the Ha'o family.
The things I always remember about Isaac is his stories, zen like wisdom, fast driving, and his singing. For sure missed but glad I got to visit with him one on one back at Grandpa Gregory's Birthday.
Praying that the entire Ha'o Family will feel Heavenly Father's arms of comfort and peace wrapped around them creating a warmth only Heaven can manifest...Nancy and Gayle Crawford
Isaak attended Pierce College when I was there, his presence and big bright smile lit up the whole campus.
Jeannette Arnold Noble
Who could forget the orange Road Runner Isaac drove when he and Kim first got married. I remember he took me for a ride and drove way too fast, or at least the sound of the engine made it seem too fast. (Or it could have been that I was just used to my mother's driving.) He was very generous to take me driving when he saw I was fascinated with the car.
One of my favorite memories of Isaac was when our family would visit his, and he'd start a water fight in the yard with all the kids. I'm glad he "adopted" my parents, and made us part of his family. Love to Kim and all of you. -- Geoff Arnold
Our sincerest condolences to all our Ha'o family at this time of loss. Kjestine & James Evans.
When I lived in Evanston, Wyoming I would drive to Provo and visit Kim and Isaac. I also would stop and see them at other times as travel permitted. Isaac was always so friendly and warm.. He always made me feel welcomed into their home. One memory that I will always hold in my heart is when I was baptized. Isaac drove to Evanston, bringing their two sons, and came to my baptism. I was so touched that he came and shared with me love and support. It was easy to feel his sincere love.
When I attended BYU, They invited me over and surprised me with a bear birthday cake.
It was great! What work Kim had put into decorating the cake.
One other time I had stopped to see them when traveling, Isaac took family that was traveling with me upstairs and watched a movie with them, giving Kim and I an opportunity to visit and she shared family history pictures and stories with me.
What a wonderful man, with a great smile that created a spark of happiness.
I know he will be greatly missed until the wonderful day of reunification with his eternal family. With much love, cousin Judy Howery.
Kim and 'Ohana,
We send our deepest sympathies and much love to you & yours. Isaac will be deeply missed. Rest in peace until we meet again.
Al and Marcia Stroud
