Policarpio “Paul” Domingo
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Policarpio “Paul” Domingo was born in Waiipu, Hawaii. He was a native Filipino-Hawaiian the eldest of eight brothers and sisters. He enlisted in the Army was in “Go for Broke” and World War II. He was retired Civil Service. A dedicated husband to Barbara for 48 years and loving father to Mark, Paul Jr., Vicki, Suzie, Shane, Brandi and Scot. He is survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildre, great-great grandchildren. He was a quiet man whose philosophy in life was “no worries”. He lived as he died peacefully. Although he will be sorely missed by his family he is in eternal life.
My grandpa. My grandpa I remember all the wood craft toys we would get for birthdays and holidays. We love you and know you are in a better place with the creator. The medina family
I still cannot believe that you are no longer with us. I couldn’t have found a better man for our children or are grandchildren. Paul we love you so much and the void you left could never be filled and I’m still finding out why I loved you for forty eight years. Where we were different in many ways but we stuck it out through tick and thin and I still love you. Goodbye for now I will see you soon.
He was my hero
He was my light
He was my core
Rest in peace father
I love you with all of my being
GOD has sent one of his angels to bring you home. Gentle calling your
name though time. You stood your place and continued to fight for your home and all that was
right. GOD once again called you home and again you stood your place and watched all that you
loved being born into HIS Everlasting Light. Time has ticked and the man in the glass has
passed. As GOD gentle calls you home, I remember when I cried you wiped away all my fears.
I remember, when you got home you would pick me up and held me with GODs embrace.
I sit here writing this choking back all my tears, as your presents still lingers here
within all who loved you as brother, as a husband, as a friend and as a father.