Clarence W. Macfarlane

1858–1947 (age 89)

Biography

Clarence W. Macfarlane devoted his life to the people and traditions of Hawaii, nurturing civic life with a keen appreciation for the islands' natural beauty and their spirit of aloha. He supported endeavors that brought communities together, often through shared respect for the sea.

O'ahu Cemetery is a fitting place for his memory, where visitors can feel the lingering breeze of the Pacific and recall how his generosity helped keep Hawaiian hospitality strong.

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