The sister of missing Hawaiian woman Hannah Kobayashi is paying tribute to her father after his shocking suicide

The sister of Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaiian woman who disappeared while en route to New York Cityshared a moving tribute Tuesday to their father, who jumped to his death during the ongoing search for his still-missing daughter.

“You are with the angels, Dad,” Sydni Kobayashi wrote on Facebook alongside a photo of her 58-year-old father, Ryan Kobayashi.

“I love you and miss you so much. I’ll continue to stay strong for you. We’re going to find Hannah,” she vowed about the ongoing search for her sister.

Ryan Kobayashi was found dead Sunday after jumping from a parking lot near Los Angeles International Airport, where his daughter Hannah missed a connecting flight to New York more than two weeks ago, police said.

Sydni had also confirmed her father’s death in a GoFundMe post that is helping the family’s search for Hannah, and now Ryan’s funeral.

“We are heartbroken to share that my father, Ryan Kobayashi, tragically passed away during the search for Hannah,” she revealed.

“As we continue to search for Hannah, we are also faced with the unexpected costs of Ryan’s funeral. Donations now will both support the search for Hannah and honor Ryan’s memory,” Sydni added.

Police said Ryan died sometime around 4 a.m. Sunday after searching for his missing daughter for 13 days.

Neither the family nor police have said what prompted Ryan to jump to his death.

Hannah flew from Maui to Los Angeles on November 8, where she would board a connecting flight New York for a bucket list trip and to visit her aunt.

However, officials said she missed her flight, despite surveillance footage indicating she had landed at LAX.

Other footage showed Kobayashi at the Grove shopping center in LA’s Fairfax District on November 9 and 10, as well as video of her returning to LAX but not boarding a flight on November 11 before being spotted near the subway station, USA Today reports this.

Her family became concerned about her after receiving strange text messages from her before she disappeared, including one claiming she was “tricked into giving away virtually all my money.”

“Deep Hackers erased my identity, stole all my money and have had me on their minds since Friday,” one of the latest messages read.

Her family claimed that the texts they received from Hannah did not resemble her.

The family filed a police report with the LAPD, LAX authorities and the FBI, while officials were still searching for Hannah.

She is described as 6 feet tall and about 140 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes and has light skin with freckles.

If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the issues addressed in this story, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text Crisis Text Line at 741741.