The state of Hawaii documented a range of significant life events on Oahu during the week of September 26 to October 2, 2025, as new marriage licenses and birth certificates were filed with the Department of Health. This period saw a noteworthy number of marriages and births, reflecting ongoing family growth and commitment in the community.
Marriage Licenses Issued
A total of 66 marriage licenses were filed on Oahu during this week. Among the couples who tied the knot were Kelly Jo Abellanida and Devin Lopaka Damo-Pihana, alongside Madeline Palmer Allensworth and Jason Reed Peterson. Other notable unions included Thea Sales Arafiles with Theodore Eugene Thomas and Patrick Raymond Armenta with Courteney Arielle Sedillo.
The list continued with couples such as Joe Devin Estranero Ayento and Meagan Joy Legaspi Delos Santos, as well as Iliana Itzel Benitez and Emmanuel Sanchez Angel Guzman. The diversity of names highlights the rich cultural tapestry present in Oahu’s community.
Other couples included Taejia Maria Carelock and Martin Nduka Wobo, and Isaac William Naililanikule‘a Ebanies with Maura Nicole Muniz. The week also saw marriages for Alissa Maria Faralli and Carmen Rabottino IV, and Ruth Maria Felix and Jacob Christopher Leyman.
The marriage trend reflects a vibrant community committed to celebrating love and partnership.
Births Registered
In addition to the marriages, Oahu also welcomed a total of 53 new births during this period. Among the newborns were Yuani Kukealaponokukui Agbayani and Reign Kamaile Kaleiho‘owehiikamakualani Kaneakalau Akiona. The list continues with names such as Lucca Enzo Alagano and Luke Milovale Alaipalelei.
Other newborns include Toshiki Junior Albert, Jameson Lee Ambe, and Lacey Ann Ballenger. The variety of names chosen for these new arrivals reflects both cultural heritage and personal significance for families.
The data on marriage and birth registrations is published weekly by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, providing residents with insights into community trends. This week’s figures contribute to a broader understanding of demographic changes and family dynamics on the island.
As Oahu continues to grow, the commitment of its residents to forming families and partnerships remains evident. These statistics not only celebrate new beginnings but also underline the community’s evolving landscape.
