Jack John Darvill

Bob and June Wright, our neighbors who do not have a computer, asked me to convey their condolences to Marian and the rest of Jack's family. June spotted the obituary for "Darvill, Arthur" in the Herald-Tribune and guessed that Jack was somehow hidden behind that pseudonym. June had not seen the earlier posting on the Bay Village bulletin board. Bay Village residents remember and miss Jack. Love, -Herman-

Bob and June Wright, our neighbors who do not have a computer, asked me to convey their condolences to Marian and the rest of Jack's family. June spotted the obituary for "Darvill, Arthur" in the Herald-Tribune and guessed that Jack was somehow hidden behind that pseudonym. June had not seen the earlier posting on the Bay Village bulletin board. Bay Village residents remember and miss Jack. Love, -Herman-

Aloha e Marian, This is Charmain Wong from Kamehameha. I wanted to write and let you know how sorry I was when I read about Jack’s passing. But, I had a smile on my face watching his video…what an amazing man! Although I’m sure you miss Jack, I do hope you are well. I’m still here at Kamehameha—43 years! I’ve enjoyed my work in the boarding program. Bruce and I have 3 married children (all KS grads) who were raised on the hill and have done well—an engineer, an attorney and a health physicist. Also have 4 grandchildren. As you can imagine there have been many changes but most are for the good but I do plan on retiring at the end of the next school year. I’ve had 3 headmasters—Jack, Mike Chun, and Earl Kim (we are in the process of hiring a new headmaster) and 3 principals—Tony Ramos, Julian Ako and currently Sheena Alaiasa. I saw Bob and Nani Springer last year when Bob retired from Island School on Kaua`i. It was nice seeing them both. Marian, malama pono and do know Bruce and I will always remember how kind and thoughtful you both were and making us feel welcomed. Best wishes. Me ke aloha pumehana, Charmain Charmain Wong Director of Boarding Kamehameha Schools Kapalama 2210 Girls Road Honolulu, HI 96817 (808) 842-8378 (office) 782-8182 (cell) (808) 842-8507 (home(847-6209 (fax)

Aloha e Marian, This is Charmain Wong from Kamehameha. I wanted to write and let you know how sorry I was when I read about Jack’s passing. But, I had a smile on my face watching his video…what an amazing man! Although I’m sure you miss Jack, I do hope you are well. I’m still here at Kamehameha—43 years! I’ve enjoyed my work in the boarding program. Bruce and I have 3 married children (all KS grads) who were raised on the hill and have done well—an engineer, an attorney and a health physicist. Also have 4 grandchildren. As you can imagine there have been many changes but most are for the good but I do plan on retiring at the end of the next school year. I’ve had 3 headmasters—Jack, Mike Chun, and Earl Kim (we are in the process of hiring a new headmaster) and 3 principals—Tony Ramos, Julian Ako and currently Sheena Alaiasa. I saw Bob and Nani Springer last year when Bob retired from Island School on Kaua`i. It was nice seeing them both. Marian, malama pono and do know Bruce and I will always remember how kind and thoughtful you both were and making us feel welcomed. Best wishes. Me ke aloha pumehana, Charmain Charmain Wong Director of Boarding Kamehameha Schools Kapalama 2210 Girls Road Honolulu, HI 96817 (808) 842-8378 (office) 782-8182 (cell) (808) 842-8507 (home(847-6209 (fax)

My sincere condolences to the Davil Ohana. Many of the most memorable years of my life were spent living just a few steps from your home on the Kamehameha schools campus in Lunalilo dorm. I remember Mr. Darvil as a real gentleman and a true leader and president of the schools. In my forty years as a teacher and dorm counselor I always admired Mr. Darvel for his sense of humor, good nature, and as outstanding educator and leader. He touched and guided the lives of many people in Hawaii. I appreciated his friendship and mentoring. Aloha, Bob & Ann Horwath

My sincere condolences to the Davil Ohana. Many of the most memorable years of my life were spent living just a few steps from your home on the Kamehameha schools campus in Lunalilo dorm. I remember Mr. Darvil as a real gentleman and a true leader and president of the schools. In my forty years as a teacher and dorm counselor I always admired Mr. Darvel for his sense of humor, good nature, and as outstanding educator and leader. He touched and guided the lives of many people in Hawaii. I appreciated his friendship and mentoring. Aloha, Bob & Ann Horwath