Morgan Maximillion Kahoa Okekai Victor

Aloha ohana from all over, as some of you may know, we have encountered a day we never thought would come so soon. On May 4th, 2022, we lost Mr. Aloha himself, Max Victor. We are all at a loss of words as it was so unexpected. To those of you who did not have the pleasure of knowing him, Max stemmed from a beautiful loving ohana, he leaves behind his mother, grandmother, nine siblings, fiancé, his daughter Arrya, and an unmeasurable amount of more Ohana and friends. He was the light of every single person's life who had the honor of meeting him, and he embodied the meaning of Aloha, proud to be a true Hawaiian.

Max was murdered in his home early Wednesday morning, dying in Sabrauna's arms, the love of his life. The love they shared is irreplaceable. He is irreplaceable. Our ohana is truly devasted, we cannot wrap our heads around the fact that someone could do this to such a beautiful soul. He was not ready to be taken so soon. He and Sabrauna were embarking on a life for themselves; he had just begun his own business, Royal Homes LLC. Anyone that knew him, knew his passion for his career; it was more than a job, it was his hobby, and he was the best at it! Max & Sabrauna had mapped everything out... including a proposal that he had secretly planned to do this summer.

 

Max had the most contagious laugh, he lit up any room just with his presence. He was the most generous person, would give you the shirt off his back or the slippers off his feet, his soul was like no other! Max will forever have a place in everyone's hearts, always stopping to say hello and always making everyone feel included and loved. He leaves behind a tremendous amount of ohana and friends who all cared for him very deeply. The islands weep for you, our sweet Max.

Till we meet again, a hui ho.

 

By raising the targeted amount of money, we will be able to cover the expenses of: cremation, transportation fees, debt and a small memorial service in Oregon for his friends here to honor him. Additionally, there will also be a viewing and celebration of life in his hometown, Kailua Kona on the Big Island of Hawai'i. Please help us celebrate Max's life and his wish of being one with the ocean.

 

We greatly appreciate any help

Mahalo nui loa,

Max's Ohana