Don Ho: Hawaiian Entertainer Known for Tiny Bubbles Dies at 76

Don Ho was a Hawaiian singer and entertainer. Born on August 13, 1930, in Honolulu, he served as an Air Force pilot before entering show business.

Ho's laid-back lounge act at Waikiki made him a symbol of Hawaii for decades. He had a hit with "Tiny Bubbles" in 1966, had his own TV variety show in the 1970s, and performed in Hawaii into the 2000s. He also had guest appearances on shows such as The Brady Bunch.

He was married twice and had ten children. Ho had a heart stem-cell procedure in Asia in 2005. He died of heart failure in Honolulu on April 14, 2007, at age 76.

Achievements: Hit song "Tiny Bubbles" (1966), Hawaiian entertainer for four decades.

Birth: August 13, 1930 - Honolulu, Hawaii.

Profession: Singer and entertainer.

Interesting Facts: He was a fixture of Waikiki showrooms for decades.