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Blanche Hilda (Leite) Cabral 1918 - 2008

Blanche Hilda (Leite) Cabral of Nokesville, Prince William County, VA was born on March 27, 1918 in Hilo, Hawaii County, Hawaii United States to John Leite and Olivia (Kapahua) Leite. She had siblings Thelma Anita Leite, Olivia K Leite, and John Patrick Leite Sr.. She married Michael Cabral, and died at age 90 years old on December 7, 2008 in Manassas, VA. Blanche Cabral was buried at East Hawaii Veterans Cemetery #01 in Hilo, HI.

Blanche Hilda (Leite) Cabral

Nokesville, Prince William County, VA 20181

March 27, 1918

Hilo, Hawaii County, Hawaii, United States

December 7, 2008

Manassas, Virginia, United States

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Blanche Hilda (Leite) Cabral's History: 1918 - 2008

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Introduction

Find A Grave Memorial# 114287494 Curtis Narimatsu Says: November 25th, 2009 at 2:15 pm Blanche Leite Cabral 1918-2008 was half-sister to Wendell Leite born 1928, both of whose mothers were sisters, Kapahua ohana. Of course, the Kapahua ohana owned a large expanse of land along what became RR Depot road, with the HRR/HCR station by the Pauka'a lighthouse toward the ocean, and the Depot Road connecting up with the old Mamalahoa Highway [today's Kahoa & Kulana Rds.]. Below Blanche's eventual home w/dearest hubby Mike Cabral was the Nagamatsu store [not my family]. Two lots Hilo direction of the Depot Rd./Mamalahoa junction [today's Kulana Rd.] was another store, all servicing the Pauka'a mill camp residents [former Reinhardt-Asegut German mill at Manuel Reis' houselot atop Pauka'a ridge along today's Kulana Rd.-old Mamalahoa Hwy 1850-1857; then Chinese like Akau took over mill, until earliest haole planters like Irwin-Austin took over mill, eventually selling out to Onomea Sugar Co. in Papa'ikou][Pauka'a camp 2 along the Honoli'i river was a mile mauka of today's mill camp]. Of course, the Kapahua estate's prize possession was its Honoli'i expanse immediately below our Belt Rd. bridge. –Curt
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1918

Birthday

March 27, 1918

Birthdate

Hilo, Hawaii County, Hawaii United States

Birthplace

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Professional Career

retired clerk for the Hawaii County Board of Water Supply
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2008

Death

December 7, 2008

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Manassas, Virginia United States
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East Hawaii Veterans Cemetery #01 in Hilo, Hawaii County, Hawaii United States
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Obituary

Blanche Leite Cabral: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Hawaii Tribune-Herald (Hilo, HI) - Friday, December 19, 2008 Deceased Name: Blanche Leite Cabral Blanche Leite Cabral, 90, of Hilo died Dec. 7 at Sudley Manor House in Manassas, Va. Born in Hilo, she was a retired clerk for the Hawaii County Board of Water Supply, and a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Papaikou. Private services held. Survived by sons-in-law, John Medici of Nokesville, Va., Fred Helms of Hilo; brothers, Wendell (Shirley) Leite and Earl Leite, both of Hilo; sisters, June (Francis) Lum and Patricia Cardus, both of Honolulu, Veronica Harl of Los Angeles, Calif.; six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.

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