For most purposes you can think of, almost certainly so.
It might be "voidable"--subject to summary dissolution although that does not appear likely for the reason that an annulment would probably have been quicker and cheaper for Stanley Ann than a divorce proceeding--the fact she didn't go for that is an indication that under Hawaii law, the defect would not be grounds to dissolve the marriage ab initio.
Interesting. Thanks for the clarification and opinion. Much appreciated.