Wadsworth Tilton Naehu, age 82, was born on March 14, 1943 in Honolulu, Hawaii and passed away with his family by his side on February 6, 2026 in Spring, Texas.

Beloved son, brother, and friend, passed away leaving behind a legacy of service, devotion, and love. He was the son of Joseph Naehu and Jane Keamalu Naholoholo, and stepson to Beven (Sonny) Kila Jr.

He grew up surrounded by a large and loving family, with those who have passed before him including his sisters; Marcedes Botelho, Minerva Hohaia, and Winona Kila, as well as his brothers; Joseph M Naehu, Kenneth Kawika Naehu, and Kenneth Ku'aloha Naehu, his daughter-in-law Jessica Naehu and son-in-law David Sablan.

He was also deeply shaped by the care and guidance of his foster parents, Leo and Mabel Frampton, whose influence remained a meaningful part of his life.

He is survived by his sisters; Wanda Naehu, Emmaline Mortensen, Debra Mae Pearson, Ethel Takasaki and by his brother; Blaise Naehu, his children & their spouses; Luana (George) Naehu-Polk, Alika (Jennifer) Naehu, Renee (Randy) Schneider, Raynette Sablan, Kaniala (Denevieve) Naehu, Kawika Naehu, and Palani Naehu with numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

A man of many passions, he was a devoted San Francisco 49ers fan and loved watching action movies. He enjoyed great food, and one of his greatest joys was coaching youth sports, especially football and baseball, where he dedicated himself to mentoring young athletes.
He pursued higher education with determination, earning a degree in Fire Science and Criminology.His professional life was defined by service. He proudly served as a firefighter with the Guam Fire Department, worked in USAF Military Police & Air Guard, and contributed his skills to the construction field.

His courage, commitment, and strong work ethic touched countless lives throughout his career.
The family extends a heartfelt thank you to Jonathan Hellewell and Justen Pagano for their support and kindness.
In honoring his generous spirit, the family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Kids' Meals Inc., an organization dedicated to ending childhood hunger.

His memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew him, as a man of loyalty, humor, strength, and love.
The family will receive guests from 9:30 to 10:30 AM in the main chapel of Klein Funeral Home, (16131 Champion Forest Drive Spring, TX 77379) the funeral will begin at 10:30 AM.

Mr. Naehu will be laid to rest in Houston National Cemetery following services at 12:45 PM, (10410 Veterans Memorial Dr, Houston, TX 77038).