Aloha Family & Friends,

On March 27, 2026, we suddenly lost our beloved father, son, brother, and my love, Shannon Keahi. Shannon was full of love and laughter, always sharing jokes and bringing joy to those around him. He touched so many lives with his kind heart and beautiful spirit, and he will be deeply missed by all.

Shannon had been courageously battling diabetes for many years. He showed so much strength as he attended dialysis treatments three times a week at Liberty Dialysis.

In 2024, Shannon underwent a major open-heart surgery, continuing to fight with everything he had. Through it all, he remained strong, full of love, and never lost his spirit.

Shannon is a proud father of three children, ages 11, 23, and 25. He was an amazing father who loved his children deeply and always did his best to provide, guide, and support them. His love, strength, and presence in their lives will never be forgotten.

Shannon and I have been together for 16 years. He was the love of my life, my best friend, and my everything. Through all the ups and downs, we stood by each other, building a life full of love, memories, and strength. I will forever cherish every moment we shared.

Together, we have one keiki, our son Chase, who was truly Shannon’s everything. He was Chase’s number one supporter—always there at every sports event and school function, proudly watching his son with so much love. Shannon had big dreams for Chase and believed in him every step of the way.

Due to this unexpected loss, we are humbly asking for any monetary donations to help cover funeral expenses, celebration of life, and hardships, and as a sole provider. Any amount, big or small, is deeply appreciated, and we are grateful for your love, support, and prayers during this difficult time.

Though our hearts are heavy, we find comfort knowing he is now at peace and watching over us. His love will forever remain in our hearts.

We love you always, Shannon. Until we meet again.