Our most heartfelt condolences going out to Aunty Connie, Cousins Leighton and Karen, family and friends.

The last time we visited Hawaii Uncle took us to breakfast to catch up. When I needed my Li Hing Mui and Coconut ball fix he treated because my “mommy and daddy weren’t around anymore”, he said. His generosity and kindness just melt my heart.

I miss him and everytime I open the paper and see a cerve coupon I miss him more!

Love you all,
David, Helen, Riley, Garret and Ty

Our Deepest Condolences to Connie & Family.
Paet was a Dear Friend to our Dad and we will always remember his kindness in helping Mom after Dad passed away.
God rest your soul Paet.
Love & Aloha, Lara Ohana

Rest in Love Uncle Lolly. You are once again reunited with your Parents and siblings. Growing up you were always the strict uncle but we knew it was all in love. Auntie Connie, Leighton, and Karen, our deepest condolences go out to you. We always looked forward to our lunches when you were in town, and will miss our talks we had about the benefits that the VA can provide for me. May God bless your soul and the family. Love from the Remigio's in Las Vegas.

Dear Aunty Connie, Leighton and Karen,
I offer my deepest condolences to you all. News of Uncle’s passing is heartbreaking. I will always remember him and Uncle Manol giving us kids a hard time, playfully teasing us at family parties at Grannie’s house. Uncle Lolly’s his love for his family is a testament to his character. When my Gramma was her final years, knowing Uncle Lolly and Aunty Connie would check in on her, spending time talking story, reminiscing, laughing and eating Aunty Connie’s home cooked Filipino food together eased my aching heart. I am sad that he is gone, but knowing he is in heaven talking story and laughing with his siblings who have gone before him is somehow comforting. 
All my love,
Chelle

May God bless your soul Uncle Lolly.  Rest in peace.  My condolences go out to Auntie Connie, Leighton and Karen.  
Love, The Auman Family

Uncle Lolly was different from all my other uncles in the family.  He was set in his ways and bossy.  Actually, I am describing myself  too and maybe that’s why we got along  in many ways.  He was a talented musician - that was all the Paet boys - and played the sax and xylophone.   I too played a musical instrument and loved music.   I  will miss him although I never saw him much as I grew up.   After high school, I was away from the islands for many years .   May the Lord bless him, his soul and those he left behind.   He is now enjoying his family reunion in the heavens.   Amen to that!

My Dearest Auntie Connie Leighton and Karen,  my deepest condolences to you all.
Of course we were all saddened by the news of Uncle’s passing. I am heartbroken.
Auntie, I want to thank you and Uncle for taking the time to visit with my Mom when she was  illl.  It made her happy to have some Filipino food !  Uncle was a good man. He was always great with us kids! Even giving us some nicknames like “the Martian”, “Flowa” and “”Hinode”-like as small as a grain of rice. He was generous and kind.  He will be terribly missed.
God bless his soul.
My deepest sympathy to you all.
With love and much sympathy,
dee-dee, Ramon and ‘Chelle

A beautiful picture of these 3 brothers….now they’re together!💚💔

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Rodulfo Paet

June 11, 1941 – October 27, 2024

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