angered many Chamorros and convinced them that the Spanish influence would drastically change the social order. A son of Kepuha, Chief Kepuha II, was angered that his father had not been laid to rest with his ancestors and led a revolt. Legacy Today, the chief is honored by Chief Quipuha Park along Marine Corps Drive in Hagåtña, which includes a statue of Kepuha erected in 1976. In 1990, former Governor Ricardo Bordallo, committed suicide by chaining himself to Kepuha's statue and shooting himself. See also Gadao Matå'pang Hurao References and external links 1669 deaths Chamorro chiefs Guamanian Roman Catholics Burials in Guam Converts to Roman Catholicism Year of birth unknown