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Mahalo for this article on the passing of Richard Marks, whose contributions to the island have always been most valued and appreciated by those who have a sense of Molokai (and Kalaupapa) pono. Aloha oe, Richard!

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I wish I had spent more quality time with Richard Marks-Mendez. We used to "talk-story" for hours on the phone. I last saw him in person at SFO-California in 1995 when he was en route from Belgium to Hawaii carrying a valuable relic (of Father Damien) with coins belonging to the church. I helped him carry all of that through the airport. I saw Richard off at the flight gate.

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My Partner and I were privaledged to have been on a personal tour with Richard of the Kaluapapa Peninsula - we also have our favorite phots with him and his signture sun glasses. We think that the measure of a person is how he/she effects those they come in contact with. There is no doubt that we are better for having known him for that little space of time. Best wishes for his family - and I am sure he is now at peace with the big smile of his all over his face.

My husband and I made our trip to Kalaupapa about 12 years ago with Richard as our guide. It was the most spiritual experience of our lives - I had my picture taken with Richard in front of Damiens church. I thought it was strange that no one else in our group asked to have their picture taken with him. I remember feeling such an overwhelming appreciation for this wonderful man, his insite, and willingness to preserve and educate the people and how strange no one else was flocking to have their picture taken with him. I feel very fortunate to have this special picture. I have a special place in my heart for him and how he affected my life. As far as I am concerned he is right up there with Father Damien, Mother Marianne, and Brother Dutton. I am a better person for having known him. Thank you to God. Condolences to the family

My husband and I would like to send condolences to the family and friends of Mr. marks. Several years ago we were fortunate to have spent the better part of an afternoon with Richard,having lunch, driving around your beautiful island, and stopping by his home. We have traveled the world but savor this as one of our finest memories. What a great time we had with this wonderful man. May God bless him.

Mahalo for this article on the passing of Richard Marks, whose contributions to the island have always been most valued and appreciated by those who have a sense of Molokai (and Kalaupapa) pono. Aloha oe, Richard!
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