The Hawaii Air National Guard is mourning the death of Master Sgt. Greg K. Ramos, also known as Hoku, who passed away while deployed to Guam.
His death has brought grief to fellow Airmen, family members, friends and colleagues who knew him throughout his military career.
Remembering Greg K. Ramos
Ramos was remembered as a dedicated member of the Hawaii Air National Guard and a person who made a meaningful impression on those around him.
Those who served alongside him described him as a friend, mentor and respected Airman. His relationships with fellow service members and his commitment to his responsibilities became important parts of the legacy he leaves behind.
His passing has prompted members of the military community to reflect on the experiences they shared with him and the contribution he made through his service.
A Legacy of Service and Mentorship
Throughout his time with the Hawaii Air National Guard, Ramos built relationships with other Airmen and colleagues who valued his presence and guidance.
His role as a mentor was among the qualities remembered by those who knew him. For the people who worked alongside him, his loss represents not only the death of a fellow service member but also the loss of a friend and trusted colleague.
Conference Room to Bear His Name
As a lasting tribute to Ramos, a conference room will be dedicated in his name.
The dedication is intended to preserve his memory and recognize the service and impact he had on the Airmen and others
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