died in Honolulu Redmond Burke, pediatric heart surgeon John A. Burns, second Governor of Hawaii, 1962–1974, interred at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu Eric Byler, director of Charlotte Sometimes and Americanese, attended Moanalua High School, Honolulu C William Robert Caddy, World War II Medal of Honor recipient, interred at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu Daryl Cagle, editorial cartoonist Sarah Wayne Callies, actress James Campbell, founder of the Estate of James Campbell, a major landowner in Hawaii Joseph Campbell, author, lived and died in Honolulu George Ham Cannon, World War II Medal of Honor recipient Glenn Cannon, actor, Co-director of the Cinematic and Digital Arts Program at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Tia Carrere, singer, actress Alexander Cartwright, father of American baseball Steve Case, former Chairman and CEO of America Online Benjamin J. Cayetano, first Filipino-American governor Cedric Ceballos, basketball player, rap artist Byron Chamberlain, athlete, born in Honolulu Michael Chamberlain, film director, current resident of Honolulu Richard Chamberlain, actor, current resident of Hawaii Wah Chang, Hollywood designer Ben Chapman, actor, longtime resident of Oahu, Hawaii Duane "DOG" Chapman, bounty hunter, has lived in Hawaii since 1989 Charo, entertainer, longtime resident Tom Cheney, cartoonist Brian Ching, professional soccer (football) player for the US Men's National Team and Houston Dynamo, of Major League Soccer Herbert Choy, first Asian-American federal judge in US history Sam Choy, chef Kam Fong Chun, police officer/actor Bryan Clay, Olympic athlete Archibald Cleghorn, father of Princess Victoria Kaiulani, and husband of Princess Miriam K. Likelike Princess Victoria Kaiulani Cleghorn, last Hawaiian princess Harlan Cleveland, DIKW Titus Coan, early missionary to Hawaii, founder of Haili Church Ed Cobb, singer, member of the group The Four Preps Scott Coffey, actor, born in Hawaii, studied in Honolulu Bruce Cooil, statistical modeler, born and raised in Honolulu Captain James Cook, British explorer, died at Kealakekua Bay Francis Judd Cooke, composer Gordon Cooper, astronaut, lived in Hawaii Mother Marianne Cope, the successor to Father Damien David Copperfield, illusionist, early career at Pagoda Hotel Matt Corboy, actor, born and raised in Honolulu Nancy Cordes, CBS News correspondent Ed Corney, IFBB Hall of Fame bodybuilder Buster Crabbe, athlete and actor, studied at the Punahou School in Honolulu John P. Craven PhD, JD, ocean engineering scientist, developer of OTEC and law professor Richard E. Cunha, cinematographer D Mark Dacascos, actor and martial artist, born in Honolulu Anthony Peter Damato,