Death date: Aug 27, 2021
Craig Cass Kimura ("Giggie") was born in Hilo, Hawaii in 1949 to Edna and Kazuo Kimura and spent his early life there with brother, Russell. Gig was a member of the Hilo High School Class of ’67. He obtained a Bachelor's Degree fr Read Obituary
Giggie will always remain in our hearts as a most beloved friend and classmate. I will forever remember his infectious smile and laughter. Sally and family, thank you for giving him joy all these years. He will be so missed. Much love, Marcia (Miyasaki) Tschogl
Sally and Family,
We are so saddened to hear of Dr. Kimura's passing. He was the best dentist ever and will live on in our smiles! So many wonderful thoughts and memories including meeting him on Mana Road so early in the morning. We miss him and hope you will find peace in knowing such a wonderful man who touched so many.
With loving thoughts and gratitude,
Susan Hunt and Marius Ellis
Sally and Family
I'm very saddened by Gigi's passing. Mainly because it's been a few years since i last saw him. It was at his dental office - where I would just stop by when I'm driving through town. He always took the time to come and say hi when I did. He kept asking if I was going to the Pot-Luckers golf event but, not being a golfer nowadays, I rarely did.
We spent countless hours hanging together in our high school and college (summer) days. It was a privilege to know him as a friend.
Aloha and best wishes to Sally, Caitlin, and Cecily.
Sally, Caitlin & Cecily,
My most sincere aloha to you, your husband, father, and Gigi my cousin. So many good memories of family and great times. I especially will remember "Pōneko" the name Gigi used for his HPA girls basketball, a Hawaiian word my mother always called us when we went back home after playing outside all day and getting dirty, then ready for our furo bath.
Larry
Aloha Craig. Blessings to you and your family. RIP.
Dear Sally, Catir and Cecily. We’re sending positive thoughts of Gig since we just read his obit. He always was such a cheery, friendly and positive guy wherever he was and has left a huge coaching hole on the HPA campus and in many hearts. With sincere condolences, Kathy and Gus.
