Garon G. Dang, LtCol USAF (Ret)
July 6, 1950 – July 16, 2020
Garon G. Dang of Bellevue, Nebraska, passed away at the age of 70 after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, where he graduated from Maryknoll High School. Garon served 24 years in the US Air Force and, after retiring from active duty, settled in Bellevue, Nebraska.
Preceded in death by parents Alban and Sarah.
Garon is survived by his wife Gerry; four children Erin (Joseph), Renee, Anthony (Marisha), and Matthew; grandchildren Alexander, Brooke, Ben, Mia, Evelyn, and Everett; brothers Colin (Mary) and Ryan (Amy); and nieces and nephews.
Per Garon’s wishes, there will be no services. Memorial donations can be made in Garon’s honor to the American Cancer Society.
14 Comments
My sympathies to Garon’s family, Garon was a true patriot and a great friend to all.
I just wanted say that this man was a great influence in my life even though it just for a very short period in my career. He was a good guy I miss Mr. Dang!
Very sad to see in today’s paper that Garon had passed. I worked with Garon on several occasions throughout the last 25+ years at USSTRATCOM. He was always very professional and helpful. I retired 14 months ago and was unaware of Garon’s illness. I hope he passed peacefully. Prayers and thoughts for him and his family. I will be on a sailboat to Hawaii soon for several weeks and will surely have Garon on my mind. Take Care &God Bless
Garon was a good friend and mentor. I enjoyed having him as my boss at the 20th Intelligence Squadons where we battled the AIA takeover after SAC went away. Garon always had a great sense of humor and more common sense than most. My condolences to you Gerry and the entire Dang family.
My sincerest condolences to the family. Daron was always a positive influence on every group he was a part of. He will be sorely missed.
It was a great pleasure to know & work with Garon. He was a brilliant leader & a caring person. He was a man who could always be counted on, and someone who people trusted. He will be missed. My prayers are with him & his family.
It was a great pleasure to know & work with Garon. He was a brilliant leader & a caring person. He was a man who could always be counted on, and someone who people trusted. My prayers are with him & his family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. It was a great pleasure to work with Garon at USSTRATCOM.
Gerry and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. I just found out about it this evening. I had the honor of working as Lt. Colonel Dang’s Secretary for the 27th Intel Squadron. He was a great man, with a kind and compassionate personality and big heart. with a good sense of humor and he was a good listener. He was at Art and I’s wedding in 1994. You are all in our prayers. God Bless him and all of you. Gerry & Art Childers
Some secretary, can’t type anymore. I apologize. 20th Intelligence Squadron.
Gerry and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. We just found out about his passing this evening. I had the honor of working as Lt. Colonel Dang’s Secretary for the 20th Intelligence Squadron. He was a great man an asset to the Air Force. He was kind and compassionate with a great personality and big heart, a good listener with a good sense of humor. He was at Art and I’s wedding in 1994. You are all in our prayers. God Bless you all. Gerry and Art Childers
Gerry and family. We are so sorry for your loss. Having worked with Garon since the mid 80s we are grateful to have had the opportunity to know the family and get to know how special Garon was.
Bill & Mona Roche
Dear Gerry and Family … I first met Garon in 1972 … Over the years we remained friends, but lost contact after his retirement. It was Garon who showed me what the ALOHA SPIRIT was, and it was because of him and his parents that I fell in love with Hawaii and it’s people.
I just learned of his passing today November 17, 2023 and I’m sorry that we lost touch over the years. He was a quite, friendly, thoughtful and caring man who will be missed but remembered with ALOHA and respect.
Our Condolences,
Carol & Rogerio Perez
The world lost a great man, rest in peace Sir.
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