Gerald James Revuelto, 82, passed away on April 24 at his home in Kingwood, Texas. He was born on Nov. 19, 1937, in Makaweli, Kauai, Hawaii, to Margaret and Nicholas Revuelto, one of eight children. After the Pearl Harbor attack, the family moved to Oahu. He graduated from Waipahu High School, class of '55. After graduation Gerry joined the Hawaii Air National Guard. He was selected to attend Officers' Candidate School at the Air Force Academy, graduating as a second lieutenant in 1963. He continued as a weapons controller at HANG, where he was recognized for his expertise. He was awarded the Hawaii National Guard Outstanding HANG officer in 1979. In 1971 he joined the FAA as an air traffic controller at the Honolulu Center, assuming many positions in his career field. In 1981 he retired from the Air Force with the rank of major and then transferred to the Houston Air Route Traffic Control Center, where he was a supervisor until retirement. Gerry is survived by his wife of 56 years, Jackie Summers Revuelto; daughters Lesley Revuelto (husband Larry Shreiber); and Kelley Revuelto of Texas. Other survivors are sisters Eleanor Griswold, Violet Gondkoff, and Barbara Allen of California. Also surviving are brothers Nicholas and Chester Revuelto; and sisters Beverly Bahr and Grace Reff, all in Honolulu. Gerry loved to travel and to share stories of the interesting experiences he and Jackie had. He was proud that he had traveled to over 110 countries and 7 continents. Highlights of his travels were safaris in South Africa, and as a result, he supported the charity African Wildlife Foundation. He enjoyed working out at the gym, reading, animals, nature, the many foods of Hawaii, and family get-togethers. There will be no service in Texas; however, when travel is safe, there will be a celebration of life in Honolulu and his ashes will be scattered in the place he always considered "home."