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Adding what appears to be passenger number seven from the article provided in the link.

A pilot and 8 passengers; one of which was a swimmer-

Pilot————Clyde Kawasaki, age 60
Passenger # 1 Loretta Fuddy, age 65, Hawaii State Health Director.
Passenger # 2 Keith Yamamoto, Fuddy’s Deputy Director.
Passenger # 3 Rosa Key, wife of Jacob Key, from Oahu.
Passenger # 4 Jacob Key, husband of Rosa Key, from Oahu.
Passenger # 5 C. Phillip Hollstein Jr., age 70, swimmer, from Kailua.
Passenger # 6 Ferdinand Puentes, onboard impromptu videographer.
Passenger # 7 Rev. Patrick Kililea. Comments as to witnessing Fuddy’s release from Yamamoto.
Passenger # 8

http://www.worldtribune.com/2014/01/10/the-strange-death-of-hawaiis-department-of-health-director-loretta-fuddy/

Thanks, I'm not sure Rev. Patrick Kililea was on-board though.I think we might have two unknowns. Didn't someone say the pilot's son was on-board?

From the Daily Mail, we have Rev Kililea recounting what Yamamoto said to the priest. I thought Kililea was on shore and came to the area because he was a priest. If he was on the plane as the World Tribune indicates, he would have seen Yamamoto helping directly and wouldn't be recounting what Yamamoto said.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2536931/New-footage-shows-harrowing-moment-small-plane-crashed-Hawaii-killed-woman-published-President-Obamas-birth-certificate.html

In the water, Fuddy held hands with her deputy director Keith Yamamoto as he tried to help her relax, said the Rev. Patrick Killilea, who consoled Yamamoto after the ordeal.

‘He recounted how he said he helped Loretta into her life jacket and he held her hand for some time,’ the priest said. ‘They were all floating together and she let go and there was no response from her.’

It's starting to look like the Reverend was on the island, not on the aircraft, and what you have is two unnamed passengers, one of the them the woman seen holding onto the wing, not wearing a lifevest, which the man sitting on the wing appears to be blowing up for her.
It's a wonder there weren't any drownings, one passenger evidently did leave the aircraft without a vest, and the polynesian woman, although she's wearing hers, hasn't inflated her vest yet... The water looks almost calm...nice day for a swim.

I’m using your method:

A pilot and 8 passengers; one of which was a swimmer-

Pilot————Clyde Kawasaki, age 60
He’s seen swimming with a white shirt and no jacket, and blood on his face. He’s not in camera range.

Passenger # 1 Loretta Fuddy, age 65, Hawaii State Health Director.

She’s on the left near the door, her hair isn’t wet, she’s wearing a lifejacket.

Passenger # 2 Keith Yamamoto, Fuddy’s Deputy Director.

He’s there right beside her, holding onto her hand or her arm, he also is wearing a lifejacket.

Passenger # 3 Rosa Key, wife of Jacob Key, from Oahu.
Passenger # 4 Jacob Key, husband of Rosa Key, from Oahu.

Rosa is hanging onto the wing of the aircraft, Jacob appears to be swimming towards the wing.

Passenger # 5 C. Phillip Hollstein Jr., age 70, swimmer, from Kailua.

Can’t see him.

Passenger # 6 Ferdinand Puentes, onboard impromptu videographer.

WE know he’s there because he took the video.

Passenger # 7
Passenger # 8

Are probably the man seen sitting on the wing, blowing up the lifevest for the woman in the water who doesn’t have one.

They are not identified by name, it has been suggested they were ‘tourists’.