Martha Herrera

Death date: Dec 23, 2022

“In memory of Martha Herrera, born February 6, 1964. Her most important life moments were full of adventure and travel to several beautiful countries. Her favorite hobbies and activities were scuba diving and hiking. She enjoyed s Read Obituary

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Maria Spigener

144w ago

She was my dear friend for over 30 years. Embracing the family and I hope that they find comfort and peace knowing that Martha is free as she wanted to be. Aloha my dear friend! You were loved by many people

Ray Bragado

144w ago

Condolences to the family. So, sorry for your lost. ❤️🙏

George Razalan

144w ago

in honor of Martha.

She was an intelligent person who had taught me and helped me throughout my career as a surgical technician may she rest in peace.

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Melvin

144w ago

I had the pleasure of working with Martha when I first started at Kaiser Moanalua. She was a kind and welcoming person, especially to a young tech still learning the place. The world just got a little dimmer now. Rest in love and wallow in happiness dear Martha.

Lina Hill

144w ago

So sorry for your lost.
Marty , was what I called her.
Such a beautiful , adventurous. Kind hearted n very thoughtful person.
I remember what she had her sisters n neice did for me n family. I went to San Antonio Texas for my son graduation from Basic Training . Marty had ask sisters to come n take us out. They came took me, mom n my sister to dinner. Went to a Mexican Restaurant , had marrachi musician played fir us. Marty was full of life, joy. Always being helpful . We were treated like family . Especially not knowing her sisters . Love 💕 you Marty .Rest in peace
With deepest heartfelt condolences. Will be forever missed.
Aloha to sister Hortensia n family. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰💗💗💗💗

Anna Giunta

144w ago

I am so sorry for your lose. I worked with Martha at Kaiser, she was an amazing scrub tech and a friend. Working in the OR can be very stressful, though Martha some how made it tolerable and fun. We spent many evenings watching sunsets, and took trips to Kalaupapa on Molokai island. We enjoyed the beaches, more sunsets and swimming together. Her smile was so beautiful, even with her mask on you could see it in her eyes. After moving to the mainland several years ago, she was missed by many. I knew she needed to be closer to her family that she missed so much. She will be forever in my heart.

Aggie

144w ago

in honor of Martha.

My Deepest Condolences n Sympathy to the passing of our Dear Friend Martita”s n her familia,
Will be missed, foreva in our hearts. Such a sweet smile n beauty, Aloha from Hawaii and Kaiser O.R.
Aggie 🙏❤️‍🩹🙏

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Ah-J Benicta

144w ago

in honor of Martha.

My deepest condolence. "RJ" Aloha from Hawaii.

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Tammy

144w ago

in honor of Martha.

Martha loved God, her family, scuba diving, hiking and the islands. She would speak of her family often telling us stories. She loved all of you very much. I remember when Javier and his family came to visit, she was so excited and bragged about Marcella’s cooking. I’m so glad I got to taste her food. It was awesome. Then there was the time when her 5 sisters were coming for a visit! She had a blast. She talked about that visit for a long time. You guys went out and bought cute little Hawaiian dresses and stayed at the beautiful beach house. We often went camping with work friends and she was the life of the party. One Christmas she and I flew to Maui sat on the outside dining area of a restaurant looking at the ocean and watching the sunset. Even on Kauai we always had to be somewhere to have a beer and watch the sunset. We could never get up early for the sunrises. Rest in peace my friend. You are with God , watching over your family, and swimming with the dolphins and sharks in Hawaii. I will think of you every time a see a sunrise or sunset and of course when I am drinking a beer. I miss you. Malama pono. Aloha

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Ruth Fuller

145w ago

I had the privilege of working with Martha at Kaiser Moanalua for several years. She was a good scrub tech. We lived in the same condo and shared our love for travel and scuba diving. We shared several meals together at my condo laughing and sharing our experiences of travel. So sorry to hear of her passing. My deepest condolences to her family

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