Tin-Yuke Char

1905–1990 (age 85)

Biography

Tin-Yuke Char lived a full life from 1905 to 1990, witnessing and contributing to the rich cultural heritage of Hawaiʻi. His presence enriched the community and his memory remains cherished by those whose lives he touched.

Char's final resting place at O'ahu Cemetery stands as a testament to his life and the deep roots he established in the islands.

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