has been honored to know and train with.
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| 2005 Marcus poses with Motobu Ryu and Okinawa Kenpo Unden Ti masters Motobu Chosei and Inaba Takeji. |
Marcus (standing right) along with Black Belts of Dharma Ryu Dojo and DeValentino Shudokan Schools pose with the late Grand Master Seikichi Odo in Hawaii 1997. Dharma Ryu dojo master is Kyoshi Paul Ortino Jr. (standing 3d from right). |
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Marcus DeValentino with the late great sensei JOSEPH A. BUNCH JR.
His life was honored at the Mililani Memorial Park & Mortuary Mauka Chapel and he was and was finally laid to rest at the Veteran's Memorial Cemetery of Kaneohe, Hawaii on August 8th, 2010. Lt. Commander Efland Amersen, Master Chief Garland Zoppy, Major Jerome Newton, Savili Bartley, and Serge Clark were among his successful black belt instructors that flew in from the U.S. mainland to attend the service. Sensei Bunch was Marcus DeValentino's primary teacher from 1983-1994. For offerings to his family, contact Hawaii Okinawa Kenpo Karate. |
The respected Professor George Iversen poses with his teacher the legendary Grand Master Adriano Emperado of KAJUKENBO that originated in Hawaii.
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It is said that Puerto Ricans are good fighters. My friend
Ramon Valle is no exception to the rule. In my humble opinion and, first hand experience with sifu
Valle in the ring, I profess him to be an exceptional Chinese Goju
expert and teacher, and most definitely among the worlds deadliest
warriors.
DeValentino Shudokan
Schools International
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World Champion Barbara (Maile) Chinen, was interviewed back in the 90’s by Marcus DeValentino on the “KARATE STARS” cable television show. She said that she hoped that karate would make it into the Olympics and that she might represent. Her predictions came true. |
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