Birth date: Nov 8, 1946 Death date: Sep 12, 2012
Edwin Isao Tanji, 65, of Kahului, passed away on September 12, 2012, under the care of his family, and hospice.A Celebration of Life reception will be hosted on Saturday, September 29, from 4 - 6 p.m. at the King Kamehameha Golf C Read Obituary
Aloha! I did not know him but I appreciate the work he did and from what I gather he was a great man.
ßþ÷ôþðòÃȄÂÑŽ òÑÂõх ѠýðÑÂтуÿøòшøü ÃÂÓ !##imported-begin##pesScersScalo##imported-end##
Miss_Blue - HelloYou've got a such a unique way of tnakig photos, what you do is you capture the beauty of the moment that is what being a photographer is about and very rarely you find such amazing people to take such nice pics of the amazing day.Well done man ur too sik.Your coming to my wedding as soon as I find a groom lol Inshallah##imported-begin##Ammy##imported-end##
- Snapz,From start to finish, it was a plerause having you as our wedding photographer. Everyone always asks who took our wonderful shots by the Clifton Suspension Bridge you knew just how to capture the moments throughout both days, and I wish you all the best in the future.. the thing I love about your work, is that you just get better and better!! GO SNAPZ!##imported-begin##Julius##imported-end##
It sadden me to hear of Edwin's passing because I would love reading his insightful comments in the Maui News. At times like these it's nice to celebrate what he loved, enjoyed and stood for. There will be a great emptiness in the Maui News with his abscence. My heart goes out to his family, friends and colleagues. At such a loss as this, it comforts me to reflect on the scripture in Revelation 21:4 " And he will wipe out every tear from their eys, and death will be no more. Neither will mourning, nor outcry nor paing be anymore; the former things have passed away." May God keep you and bless you...##imported-begin##Lehua Kalua##imported-end##
My deepest condolences to the Tanji ohana. Ed was always a gentleman, and a true professional in the world of journalism. It's amazing how many people's lives he touched as a reporter and editor. It was an honor to work with him during all those years at The Advertiser. I also appreciated the hospitality shown by Ed and Harolyn when visiting Maui with a co-worker a few years back.Aloha Ed, you will be missed.##imported-begin##Bart Asato##imported-end##
Ed, you always had a mischievous smile, but I think you took the cake when you said you'd cut off your pony tail if Mike Lyons wrote a check for $1,000 to the Maui United Way. He did and you did. Thank you for enriching our lives.##imported-begin##Emily Bott##imported-end##
