Friday, October 17, 2014
As a baseball catcher in the mid 1970's I had the pleasure of meeting umpire James Kimo OleOle. Kimo was the fastest umpire I ever saw in my life. When the umpire staff was shorthanded, he would work behind the plate, and the infield. He would out run the players to any base, and make a good call. He loved umpiring. He gave me tips between innings, I still remember them. As a person, Kimo always had a positive attitude, a shiny glimmer in his eyes, and a smile. Our families became close friends through many different relationships, it's a small world. Kimo knew so many people, we run into people that know Kimo at the local fitness center, shopping, or just about anywhere. Even though we will all miss Kimo, we know he is starting his forever journey with those that have left us before. Kimo’s pains are washed away. He experiences, and enjoys the wonderfulness we on earth have problems comprehending. The fog in thought lifted away, flawless vision restored, youth in spirit absorbed, Kimo is home where he belongs. The Riley’s
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