He is deceased and I need it for medical and geneaology reasons.
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Veterans office or your own senator or congressman. Our records are sealed after we are retired from military. We have to request if we want a copy and they tell us prior to retiring to make a copy. You will also need his death certificate and discharge papers
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Try looking up his name, or his parents' name at www.zabasearch.com
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The reports you need would have been filed in the state and county that he died in. Any death,to my knowledge that is not by natural causes is a coroner's case.Your first call should be to the coroner's office in the county of which he died.Most coroner's will sit down and talk with you if you have proof of who you are and make an appointment,generally the ones I've spoke with are very nice.The coroner could give you a copy of the death certificate because he or she would have had to do the autopsy and sign the death certificate.They would be able to answer almost any questions you would have or point you to any other office you might need to go to depending on what questions you have.If you have knowledge that this was not a death by natural causes then you would need to tell the coroner and the police.After doing an internet search,I realized that because you are in Hawaii,laws may be different,so I am listing some sites I found that may help you get started.Also you could do your own search.Just type in your search bar on your computer: how to get autopsy report in hawaii then click the search button.You might come up with something different than I did.Also you might want to speak with a lawyer before you speak to anyone else about your legal issue.You did not say which state your brother became deceased in,you just said you were from Hawaii.Just do an internet search,just like I told you above,just at the end of it put which state.So sorry to hear of your loved one's passing.Was glad to help you.
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I do not have any information, however, let me say I am sorry for your loss. Good luck with your search for information, I hope you are able to get the information you are requesting. God bless
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Try using online phone books, people searches, etc.  Try doing it with the free stuff first, but if you get desperate there are pay services that will find him if you have some basic information.
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public records.in the library. you can ask reference in the library in the area in which the obit was placed
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Do a Google or Yahoo search on him.
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http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?ceja::28.html
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most counties or states have public records. You can usually do a search on that on-line. I have personally tracked several people that way. There is also www.familysearch.org. It will only search for deceased relatives, but you might be able to find someone close to where he is then go from there. you can search census records as well on that sight. There is info on how to do it. good luck.
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do a people search on the internet, like white pages or if you are willing to pay, do a regular people search. go back to where he lived when the last time was you saw him or had contact with him. get a hold of his family
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He might be living in Florida...\n\nwww.ussearch.com\n\nand \n\nzabasearch.com\n\n\nand last resort\n\nThe Social Security Death Index\n\nssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com\n\nI think he is alive...\n\nNever Give Up!
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try looking him up on google or other search engines.
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Start searching on the net.  You can begin by going to www.ask.com and put in your father's name.\nFrom there, you may be redirected to one or more, sites.\n\nJust be patient and continue searching from there.  It may take some time, but you would be surprised what you could find if you dig deep.
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if you are in the us, go the probate court in the city where your father passed...they will have the estate information on file and can tell you who to contact
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Go to your county Government page, there should be a link for public records
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You can go to the courthouse of the city where he died and they have all that information on file.
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You can try on http://www.zoominfo.com/ if you know your friend's name and surname, you can also consult the birth register in your town or even online (try to yahoo "birth register records"). You can otherwise go to http://records.com/default.php , but I think you may have to pay something for that service.