On January 15, 2026 our family suffered the lost of my Dad. It came at a shock as his passing was…read morequick. Oahu Cemetary assisted me through each step of the process in this difficult time. Being that it is an emotional process our coordinator Sherie worked very hard to help in the process as we faced a simple but troubling issue. Despite this Sherie kept in touch and through this we were able to complete the process and retrieve his remains. The urn that I purchased from them was a beautiful Hawaiian Koa box that now holds the remains of both my Mom and Dad together. My Mom passed away back in 2020 during the lockdown and we were unable to do anything for her but handle her cremation. Now with the passing of my Dad, he and my Mom can be together as they were before 2020. They were married for 43 years and finally together again not just in heaven but as their remains sit together in this beautiful urn that was also beautifully engraved. Mahalo Sherie and Oahu Cemetary for helping in closing this final chapter in our family.

First time to Oahu Mortuary have a friend in Town and he asked if I can take him to his parents…read moregravesite. I have no family members buried here there all at Mililani or Diamond head mortuary. I'm very impressed the landscape is very clean and grass is maintained very well . This mortuary is located on Nuuanu Ave and if you're coming down on Pali Hwy you can see the graveyard on the right side of the highway.

We moved my mother's body to Aloha Mortuary from Borthwick after receiving advice from someone at…read moreour church. It was the best decision for her and my family and I wish we had done it earlier. They had comparable packages for a more affordable price and way more compassion. I mainly worked with Pua. I did meetings with her and my sisters, made payments and spoke to her on the phone. Pua was also able to talk to my sisters during a very difficult time and was able to tactfully mediate between the three of us. Not only did she help us with the contract, and the planning, but she also showed up the day of the funeral, and also checked in after the funeral, and months after the funeral. She also arranged meetings for in person payments, as well as ways to pay online. I believe my sister had spoken with Heitiare for the transfer and the contract. Picking this Mortuary saved us more than 10 grand, compared to Borthwick Mortuary. I feel like Pua made the process way easier. She also made it more personal, which was the kind of support I needed during this sensitive time. If you're considering a Mortuary to move your loved one, I hope this helps.

During the most difficult time of our lives, Aloha Mortuary provided our family incredible comfort,…read morerespect, and peace of mind. They handled every single detail of my mother's service with the utmost dignity and grace. They did a truly amazing job with my mother. She looked absolutely beautiful and peaceful, which brought our family so much comfort.The entire staff showed genuine compassion and treated us with warmth and care from start to finish. They took the heavy burden off our shoulders and made a very difficult process run smoothly and seamlessly.We are incredibly grateful for their kindness. We highly recommend Aloha Mortuary to any family needing compassionate care for their loved ones.

Losing my mother was one of the hardest things our family has ever gone through, but Nuuanu…read moreMemorial Park & Mortuary took care of us with so much aloha and compassion. From the very beginning, they treated us like ohana and made sure we felt supported every step of the way. They handled every detail with care and respect, allowing us to focus on honoring my mom's life. Her viewing was beautiful and heartfelt -- it truly reflected who she was and the love she gave to everyone around her. During such a difficult time, their kindness meant everything to us. We'll always be grateful for the comfort and support they showed our family. I highly recommend them to anyone on Oahu looking for genuine, caring service.

My dad passed away on December 6, 2024. The whole thing has been a blur and I've just been zoning…read morein and out. My parents purchased a glass niche here years ago and luckily were prepared, so I didn't have to deal with it. We met with Jack. He was our funereal director and walked us through the whole process. He was such a tremendous help. He explained everything to us and answered all our questions. My dad was cremated on the same day. We made an appointment with jack the next day to put my dad in the niche. Everything went smoothly. If you use Nuuanu Memorial, I would highly recommend Jack.

Located downtown close to Vineyard St on Nuuanu Ave, my parents purchased funeral plans and mom…read morepassed in 2011. Hosoi did a wonderful job making sure everything was as she wished and easy to work with, absolutely organized, efficient, and very sympathetic. Dad passed a couple months ago and we were lucky to work with Ricki, who was so wonderful because there was an additional step to Dad's plan as he was a retired Air Force Lt Col so his final wish was to be interred at Punchbowl with full military honors. Ricki kindly helped with all of the plans, setting the date with Punchbowl and working with USAF to ensure dad received his honors. Ricki's been doing this a while so he has it down-pat and makes good suggestions, answers all our questions patiently, and just made us feel like family. Like he treated us how he would treat his own during this overwhelming time. He answered all our emails promptly and even called when he needed to discuss a more sensitive matter. During the grieving time your mind doesn't work as it should- or at least mine doesn't - it was a comfort to work with Ricki and the rest of the kind ladies in the office who remained professional but caring with each interaction we had. Mahalo to Ricki and these ladies who obviously care and want to make sure our loved ones and us are at peace.

We recently attended a relative's service here on 10-10-24. Things haven't changed much since I…read moreheld my father's service here in 2006. For both services, the deceased had funeral plans with Hosoi making it a lot easier. This company had been in business for so long that it is reputable, organized and the program runs smoothly. Personally I'm glad it was in English without the senko(incense)offering. They set up a table for friends and family to sign in and give their koden(money envelopes) to the family. There are ample benched seating for the guests during the service both in and out.. Inside is nice, comfortable and air conditioned. Podium and microphone are present. You can show a video on the screen as part of your program. You can select your clergy person along with who does the eulogy or remembrances of your dearly departed. After the service it's customary to provide refreshments or a meal to your guests in their outside dining hall. The one we just attended got their deluxe bentos from Natsunoya and 3 kinds of mochi, manju from Kansai Yamato for dessert. Beverages are also provided. There are two toilets available for your guests.guests

AC works well and was cool enough to might need a jacket, staff are very friendly and offered to…read morerearrange the room to accommodate to our needs, the dining area is also well kept and the pineapple juice (I think it's pineapple?) was very delicious.

Unfortunately, this was one of the most disappointing experiences I've had with a mortuary on the…read moreisland. As a family coming together to honor and celebrate the life of our loved one, we expected a higher level of professionalism, care, and support. The overall quality of the facilities and equipment felt outdated, and the interactions with some of the staff came across as less welcoming than we had hoped. There were several issues throughout the service, including the slideshow not being played as planned and the microphones cutting in and out while people were speaking. The most difficult part was feeling rushed during the time we were trying to take photos, reflect, and create final memories with our loved one. This was an important moment for our family, and we hoped to have more time and support to truly honor that experience. I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future families, because during such a meaningful and emotional time, compassion, patience, and professionalism are incredibly important.

Tala & her staff were truly a God send. From the moment I called them to pick my dad's body at…read moreKaiser until his burial. They were FIRST CLASS ALL THE WAY. Also being Samoan, they understood the cultural aspects and protocols. She even helped in communicating and coordinating with Valley of the Temple for the burial. Thank you Tala and team for caring for my dad and giving him the send off he deserved. God bless you all. 10/10.

Grace Mortuary truly lives up to its name. From the very beginning to the final goodbye, they stood…read moreby our side with care, compassion, and support. They answered every question, listened when we needed to talk, and helped in more ways than we can count. As we laid our beloved mother to rest, Grace Mortuary handled everything with grace and dignity. Because of them, we were able to say goodbye beautifully, creating memories we'll treasure forever. A special thank you to the hearse drivers, Charlie and Uncle. From start to finish, your kindness and respect touched our hearts deeply. You treated our mother like your own and reminded us what true community feels like. There are no words that can fully express our gratitude -- but from the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

We recently held a service for our mother at Mililani Memorial Park and Mortuary. I wanted to…read morerecognize three employees, Stephanie, Jeana, and Jeanne who each contributed to creating a wonderful service for the family. In particular, Jeana was with us from the initial walk through of the Chapel and the setup, to the day of the service to ensure all our needs were met for the service. The 5 Star rating was in recognition of these three employees.

I recently attended a wake viewing and service at this location, and thought it would be nice to…read moreshare a few helpful tidbits of information with others: 1) Arrive EARLY. The earlier the better. The reason being is that the parking is tandem or stacked, meaning that the parking attendants will direct you to park in a specific lane/row of cars, and you won't be able to leave until the car in front of you moves. There are individual parking stalls in the same lot situated against another building, OR if you are not staying for the entire program, the parking lane that is furthest from the driveway is designated for those who want to leave early. On the evening that I attended the wake, the attendants did ask if we were staying for the entire service or leaving early, in which case we were directed to park in that aforementioned far lane. Secondly, another reason to arrive early is not just for the parking, but for seating purposes as well. To make sure you have a seat for the service (should you choose to stay), arrive as early as possible. 2) Bring a jacket. The hall where services take place is slightly cold, so it might be best to bring a jacket, sweater, or wear something with long-sleeves if you think that you may get cold easily (like me). 3) Additional parking is available in another lot directly across the street. I'm not sure if this lot belongs specifically to the mortuary or if they have an arrangement with another business, but a validation is required (provided by the mortuary) upon exiting this secondary parking lot. 4) The dining/eating area directly next to the service hall has limited seating fyi.