Obituary for Gary Matthew Boteilho
Gary Matthew Boteilho, 59, of Pukalani, Maui peacefully passed away at the Hospice Maui Hale on September 30, 2020. Gary was born at Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu to Nelson A. Boteilho Sr. and Ann Cleo Yamashita Boteilho.
He is survived by his loving wife Donna K. Boteilho; son, Benjamin K. Boteilho; step-son, Kainoa A. Fernandez and 2 grand-children, Kayston Murao-Boteilho (8) and Axel K. Boteilho (3 mos.) Gary was the 4th of 5 brothers; Nelson A. Boteilho Jr. (deceased/Grace), Daniel D. Boteilho (Donna), Carl T. Boteilho (Georgiana) and Patrick C. Boteilho (Charlotte.) He is also survived by 12 nephews and nieces.
As an Army dependent, Gary resided with his family in Honolulu, Virginia, New York and Alaska where he loved fishing and crabbing. He was an avid fisherman who was employed by the DLNR – Div. Aquatic Resources.
Private mass will be held at St. Joseph Church. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, mass and scattering of his ashes in the ocean will be scheduled at a later date.
He is survived by his loving wife Donna K. Boteilho; son, Benjamin K. Boteilho; step-son, Kainoa A. Fernandez and 2 grand-children, Kayston Murao-Boteilho (8) and Axel K. Boteilho (3 mos.) Gary was the 4th of 5 brothers; Nelson A. Boteilho Jr. (deceased/Grace), Daniel D. Boteilho (Donna), Carl T. Boteilho (Georgiana) and Patrick C. Boteilho (Charlotte.) He is also survived by 12 nephews and nieces.
As an Army dependent, Gary resided with his family in Honolulu, Virginia, New York and Alaska where he loved fishing and crabbing. He was an avid fisherman who was employed by the DLNR – Div. Aquatic Resources.
Private mass will be held at St. Joseph Church. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, mass and scattering of his ashes in the ocean will be scheduled at a later date.