-Chinese: 1/2
Hawaiian: 1/4
Spanish: 1/4
58-Mom's DNA Story on Ancestry:
PREVIOUS ESTIMATEAsia East 58%
Polynesia 38%
Asia Central 2%
Native American 2%
Last ESTIMATEChina 52%
Polynesia 27%
Hawaiʻi, Tonga & Samoa
Philippines 18%
Philippines & Guam
Native American—North, Central, South 2%
European Jewish 1%
504
CURRENT ESTIMATEChina 52%
Polynesia 22%
Hawaiʻi, Tonga & Samoa
Guam 11%
Philippines 9%
Philippines & Guam
Samoa 3%
Indigenous Americas-Mexico 2%
European Jewish 1%
505-Middle name has 21 letters & means: "Wreath of the Islands"
506-Middle name "
Tun Tet" is her Chinese name
507, after her Aunt Tun Tet Farm.
431,488-Her godmother is Rose “Kupau” Lyau.
508,495-At age 22 she flew with Tutu and Tutu’s 1st Cousins Anna “Lujan” Grote, and Mary “Lujan” Hoapili and her husband Herbert to California on United Airlines flight 6/4/50.
199-“Mom, Tutu, and Uncle Teddy drove cross country to New York City, they might have also gone to Mexico”.
199,200-Their (Uncle George and Family), tours of duty brought them to Ft Hood, TX; Schofield Barracks,HI; Ft Lewis,WA; Ft Ord, CA; and Ft Greely, AK.
497,491-Surgery in 2010 to replace a valve in her heart.
509-Thirty years and six children later, they retired from active duty and devoted their time at St Francis Xavier Church, the Serra Club of the Monterey Peninsula and the St Vincent dePaul Society. She was a charter member of Our Lady of Bethlehem #240 of the Young Ladies Institute (YLI).
497,491- Mom went in the hospital for swelling of her leg after she fell. After MRI of leg, they found she tore the calf muscle. She stayed in the hospital. She didn't want surgery and was put on pallative care. She did get permission to go home on the 28th but the doctor ended up blocking that. He said the transport process home would kill her. Boys went home at 1900 hrs., then they got a call from hospital that she stopped breathing about 1945 hrs. Nathan said for quite awhile she was ready as were they.
510-A Mass and Christian Burial will be offered on Friday, January 10, 2020 at St Francis Xavier Church in Seaside at 11AM. Funeral: Eddington Funeral Services, 429 Bassett St., King City, CA.
499,497,491
-Their (Uncle George and Family), tours of duty brought them to Ft Hood, TX; Schofield Barracks,HI; Ft Lewis,WA; Ft Ord, CA; and Ft Greely, AK.
497-Died @ 0430 hrs. because his heart gave out. Complications from diabetes. He had gone into the hospital 2 weeks prior for a sore on his good leg. He died in his sleep.
482-There is a picture of him on the front page of the New York Times, Sunday, August, 13, 1972, stating "Sgt. Major George R. Green of the 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry, furling the colors held by Lt. Colonel Rocco Negris, in stand down cermony at DaNang yesterday. The 3rd was the last U.S. battalion on combat maneuvers in Vietnam.”
500 &
431 (Computer generated copy of picture sent to me by cousin Nathan)
501-Retires from the Army after 30 years in 1982.
502-Leg Removed @ Letterman's Hospital, 2/15/89.
503-Grave: Located 6 rows from the west and 2 rows from the south
69
-Wedding announcement was made at a buffet dinner 5/7/49.
488-Maid of Honor: Mary Madeline (Kaleikau) Lee
511, (Half 2C1R)
143; She and Mary were good friends.
77 Best Man: Dad.
484 Rev. Philibert Vanfrachem.
490
-St. Patrick