Hawaii Preparatory Academy 2018 Annual Report

H AWA I Ê» I P R E PA R AT O R Y A C A D E M Y

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy’s fiscal year ending May 31, 2018 was one of financial health and stability. It was also a year in which we continued to make progress meeting the goals of our Strategic Plan, which compels us to marry the wisdom of our island home with a global purpose.

We earnestly believe that Hawai‘i Island and HPA graduates have much to share with the world, and that our school and the HPA ‘ohana are at our best when we come together to support and serve the young people who will carry the lessons they learn here into the world.

Although global citizenship is not a concept that is unique to our school, HPA is uniquely and beautifully situated to make good on the promise of graduating responsible global citizens to create, lead, and thrive in tomorrow’s world. Indeed, our people, our place, and our history give us everything we need to succeed.

Our HPA ‘ohana provides the foundation for everything that happens here. The faculty and staff dedicate themselves to nurturing and empowering our students, our students contribute their good faith participation in the process of building this community and expanding their own base of knowledge, and HPA parents, friends, and alumni across the globe enable this work with their aloha and their financial support.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

Letter from the Head of School

2

Operating Results and Revenue Sources

3

Expenses, Capital Expenditures, Enrollment, Financial Aid, & Philanthropy

Our place on this island informs and inspires everything that we do. We live and learn in a place of spectacular beauty, rich in biodiversity and in a culture that respects tradition and honors the land.

You will read in the pages ahead about a generous gift from Jim Kennedy ’66, which is enabling us to take important steps toward becoming a model school for environmental sustainability. Becoming a school with such a focus better prepares HPA graduates to be innovators, change agents, and problem-solvers in a world that urgently needs them. It also strengthens our institutional

4 Endowment 5

HPA Statistical Overview

6

Letter from the Director of Advancement

7

Gifts to the HPA Fund

14

Gifts to Restricted Funds

17

Board of Trustees

Cover photo by Maia Mills ’20

structures and ensures we continue to make progress on our own environmental impact while making a greater difference beyond our borders in the future. Jim’s gift is a testament both to this place and to our potential.

Finally, we look to our history for guidance on the path ahead. James Taylor, whose leadership did much to shape the direction of HPA, wrote often of moral courage, service, and living a life of meaning. From his writings, we unearthed our core values of integrity, respect, pursuit of excellence, and wonder. As HPA continues to educate young women and men who represent a wide spectrum of backgrounds, talents, and passions, we hold these values in common, and we believe that by practicing these values together, we create habits that can shape our lives and our collective future.

The 2018-19 school year is my last as Head of School at HPA. My years of service to the school have been richly rewarding, often humbling, and inspiring. I look to the future with gratitude for this place and confidence in its promise.

With aloha,

ROBERT MCKENDRY / HEAD OF SCHOOL

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Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy’s fiscal year ending May 31, 2018 was one of financial health and stability. It was also a year in which we continued to make progress meeting the goals of our Strategic Plan, which compels us to marry the wisdom of our island home with a global purpose.

We earnestly believe that Hawai‘i Island and HPA graduates have much to share with the world, and that our school and the HPA ‘ohana are at our best when we come together to support and serve the young people who will carry the lessons they learn here into the world.

Although global citizenship is not a concept that is unique to our school, HPA is uniquely and beautifully situated to make good on the promise of graduating responsible global citizens to create, lead, and thrive in tomorrow’s world. Indeed, our people, our place, and our history give us everything we need to succeed.

Our HPA ‘ohana provides the foundation for everything that happens here. The faculty and staff dedicate themselves to nurturing and empowering our students, our students contribute their good faith participation in the process of building this community and expanding their own base of knowledge, and HPA parents, friends, and alumni across the globe enable this work with their aloha and their financial support.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

Letter from the Head of School

2

Operating Results and Revenue Sources

3

Expenses, Capital Expenditures, Enrollment, Financial Aid, & Philanthropy

Our place on this island informs and inspires everything that we do. We live and learn in a place of spectacular beauty, rich in biodiversity and in a culture that respects tradition and honors the land.

You will read in the pages ahead about a generous gift from Jim Kennedy ’66, which is enabling us to take important steps toward becoming a model school for environmental sustainability. Becoming a school with such a focus better prepares HPA graduates to be innovators, change agents, and problem-solvers in a world that urgently needs them. It also strengthens our institutional

4 Endowment 5

HPA Statistical Overview

6

Letter from the Director of Advancement

7

Gifts to the HPA Fund

14

Gifts to Restricted Funds

17

Board of Trustees

Cover photo by Maia Mills ’20

structures and ensures we continue to make progress on our own environmental impact while making a greater difference beyond our borders in the future. Jim’s gift is a testament both to this place and to our potential.

Finally, we look to our history for guidance on the path ahead. James Taylor, whose leadership did much to shape the direction of HPA, wrote often of moral courage, service, and living a life of meaning. From his writings, we unearthed our core values of integrity, respect, pursuit of excellence, and wonder. As HPA continues to educate young women and men who represent a wide spectrum of backgrounds, talents, and passions, we hold these values in common, and we believe that by practicing these values together, we create habits that can shape our lives and our collective future.

The 2018-19 school year is my last as Head of School at HPA. My years of service to the school have been richly rewarding, often humbling, and inspiring. I look to the future with gratitude for this place and confidence in its promise.

With aloha,

ROBERT MCKENDRY / HEAD OF SCHOOL

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Operating Results HPA finished FY2018 with operating revenue of $19.02 million and expenses of $18.88 million, resulting in a $140,000 operating surplus. The surplus reflects a responsible approach to spending while continuing to honor our commitment to develop and invest in our program. In fiscal year 2018, tuition and fees covered 79.5% of our expenses. Our endowment supported 11.6% of HPA’s operational expenses, with an additional 7.1% funded by income from Auxiliary Programs, and 1.8% from contributions to the HPA Fund. Between the endowment and the HPA Fund, past and present donors collectively provide 13.4% of the resources necessary to provide students with the unsurpassed opportunities HPA affords.

HPA recruits world-class instructors by offering competitive compensation, benefits, and professional development opportunities to facilitate a broad curriculum and enriching academic, athletic, and global learning experience for students. Costs of compensating and providing benefits to our employees comprise nearly 65% of operating expenses.

Other expenses supporting the HPA experience include utilities, insurance, interest, academic and student support, dining services, health and wellness services, information technology services, and facilities management costs.

Furthermore, HPA continues to invest in the capital renewal of our physical plant and technology infrastructure.

TUITION

2017-18 RE VENUE SOURCES

2

ENDOWMENT & SCHOL ARSHIP FUNDING

Capital Expenditures

Enrollment and Financial Aid

Capital Expenditures in fiscal year 2018 totaled nearly $1 million. The Facilities Team managed more than 50 major projects including audio visual upgrades at Gates Performing Arts Center, repairs to the roof of Castle Gymnasium, repaving campus roadways, and energy efficiency and sustainability projects. Capital expenditures also included bus replacement, classroom and athletic equipment, and technology and furniture upgrades.

For the 2017-2018 school year, HPA enrolled 114 K-5 students, 116 Middle School students, 215 Upper School day students, and 173 boarding students. In the Upper School, 248 students were from Hawai‘i Island, 14 from other Hawaiian Islands, 35 from the mainland U.S. and Alaska, and 92 were international students.

Philanthropy Donors to Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy contributed roughly $1.6 million to HPA during fiscal year 2018, including $333,935 to the HPA Fund, $133,803 to the endowment, and $1,152,738 million for capital projects and restricted giving.

79.5%

11.6%

AUXILIARY PROGR AMS

7.1%

ANNUAL FUND

1.8%

Financial aid for non-employee children and tuition remission for children of faculty and staff in total exceeded $5.3 million this year, allowing 54% of the student body to attend HPA with financial aid.

2017-18 E XPENSES

FACULT Y/STAFF SAL ARIES & BENEFITS

64.8%

CURRICULUM, ATHLE TICS & RESIDENTIAL LIFE

14.1%

UTILITIES, INSUR ANCE, SECURIT Y & MAINTENANCE

7.8%

ADMINISTR ATIVE

8.3%

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT

5.0%

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Operating Results HPA finished FY2018 with operating revenue of $19.02 million and expenses of $18.88 million, resulting in a $140,000 operating surplus. The surplus reflects a responsible approach to spending while continuing to honor our commitment to develop and invest in our program. In fiscal year 2018, tuition and fees covered 79.5% of our expenses. Our endowment supported 11.6% of HPA’s operational expenses, with an additional 7.1% funded by income from Auxiliary Programs, and 1.8% from contributions to the HPA Fund. Between the endowment and the HPA Fund, past and present donors collectively provide 13.4% of the resources necessary to provide students with the unsurpassed opportunities HPA affords.

HPA recruits world-class instructors by offering competitive compensation, benefits, and professional development opportunities to facilitate a broad curriculum and enriching academic, athletic, and global learning experience for students. Costs of compensating and providing benefits to our employees comprise nearly 65% of operating expenses.

Other expenses supporting the HPA experience include utilities, insurance, interest, academic and student support, dining services, health and wellness services, information technology services, and facilities management costs.

Furthermore, HPA continues to invest in the capital renewal of our physical plant and technology infrastructure.

TUITION

2017-18 RE VENUE SOURCES

2

ENDOWMENT & SCHOL ARSHIP FUNDING

Capital Expenditures

Enrollment and Financial Aid

Capital Expenditures in fiscal year 2018 totaled nearly $1 million. The Facilities Team managed more than 50 major projects including audio visual upgrades at Gates Performing Arts Center, repairs to the roof of Castle Gymnasium, repaving campus roadways, and energy efficiency and sustainability projects. Capital expenditures also included bus replacement, classroom and athletic equipment, and technology and furniture upgrades.

For the 2017-2018 school year, HPA enrolled 114 K-5 students, 116 Middle School students, 215 Upper School day students, and 173 boarding students. In the Upper School, 248 students were from Hawai‘i Island, 14 from other Hawaiian Islands, 35 from the mainland U.S. and Alaska, and 92 were international students.

Philanthropy Donors to Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy contributed roughly $1.6 million to HPA during fiscal year 2018, including $333,935 to the HPA Fund, $133,803 to the endowment, and $1,152,738 million for capital projects and restricted giving.

79.5%

11.6%

AUXILIARY PROGR AMS

7.1%

ANNUAL FUND

1.8%

Financial aid for non-employee children and tuition remission for children of faculty and staff in total exceeded $5.3 million this year, allowing 54% of the student body to attend HPA with financial aid.

2017-18 E XPENSES

FACULT Y/STAFF SAL ARIES & BENEFITS

64.8%

CURRICULUM, ATHLE TICS & RESIDENTIAL LIFE

14.1%

UTILITIES, INSUR ANCE, SECURIT Y & MAINTENANCE

7.8%

ADMINISTR ATIVE

8.3%

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT

5.0%

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Endowment The endowment is an important resource for HPA, providing 12% of the revenue needed to run the school. It is made up of externally-managed endowed trusts, funds designated by our board to function as a permanent endowment, and approximately 80 funds established by alumni, parents, and friends to provide permanent support to the school. HPA is also one of four designated beneficiaries of the Parker Ranch Foundation Trust. As of December 31, 2017, the total market value of HPA’s share was $34.9 million, and the annual distribution was roughly $377,000. A majority of the trust’s assets are composed of undeveloped pasture land, which accounts for distributions at a level under typical market returns.

Investments for donor restricted and board designated funds are overseen by HPA’s Investment Committee, which is made up of trustees with significant investment and financial expertise. The investments of the endowment are managed to provide for the long-term needs of the school. HPA’s endowment spending policy and investment strategy share a goal of minimizing the volatility of endowment revenue available to fund operating expenses.

The amount spent in any one year is based on the market value of the endowment (as determined by a twelve-quarter trailing average) multiplied by our endowment draw rate of 4.5% but within a range not less than 95% of the amount spent in the prior year, or greater than 105% of the prior year spending. This formula slows down or buffers the effect of any market rise or fall on what is spent from the endowment to support operations.

During a year of strong markets, the HPA endowment returned 12.25% for the fiscal year, outperforming a comparable benchmark of 12.02%. Value at May 31, 2018 was $26.4 million.

The value of HPA’s share of beneficial trusts managed externally was $21.8 million for FY2018.

HPA’s endowment asset allocation represents diverse holdings focused on value preservation over time, including investments in domestic and international equities, fixed income, alternative investments, and cash.

Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy: Statistical Overview

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

TUITION GRADES K-5

$17,300 $17,900 $18,500 $19,200 $19,950

GRADES 6-8

$19,100

$19,800

$20,500

$21,300

$22,150

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

$22,300

$23,100

$23,900

$24,800

$25,800

5-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$39,900

$41,300

$42,700

$44,300

$46,100

7-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$44,100

$45,600

$47,200

$49,000

$50,900

INTERNATIONAL BOARDING 9-12

$52,000

$53,600

$55,500

$57,600

$59,900

ENROLLMENT GRADES K-5

111

119

112

115

114

GRADES 6-8

106

130

114

116

116

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

232

226

215

220

215

BOARDERS 9-12

173

152

175

182

173

FINANCIAL AID GRADES K-5

49% 47% 44% 47% 57%

GRADES 6-8

60%

55%

59%

56%

52%

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

58%

62%

66%

67%

63%

BOARDERS 9-12

44%

44%

44%

46%

41%

TOTAL SCHOOL 55% 54% TOTAL FINANCIAL AID

$4.9 million

$4.9 million $5.1 million

$5.7 million

$5.3 million

GIVING THE HPA FUND ENDOWMENT RESTRICTED

$306,779

$326,921

$374,576

$414,840

$333,935

$69,822

$343,136

$35,892

$1,032,112

$133,803

$1,652,115

$711,643

$2,469,128

$3,690,716

$1,152,738

ENDOWMENT TOTAL VALUE

4

DONOR RESTRICTED & BOARD DESIGNATED FUNDS

$23.7 million

$24.3 million

$22.6 million

$25.4 million

$26.4 million

BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN TRUSTS HELD BY OTHERS

$21.4 million $21.4 million

$20.4 million

$21.6 million

$21.8 million

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Endowment The endowment is an important resource for HPA, providing 12% of the revenue needed to run the school. It is made up of externally-managed endowed trusts, funds designated by our board to function as a permanent endowment, and approximately 80 funds established by alumni, parents, and friends to provide permanent support to the school. HPA is also one of four designated beneficiaries of the Parker Ranch Foundation Trust. As of December 31, 2017, the total market value of HPA’s share was $34.9 million, and the annual distribution was roughly $377,000. A majority of the trust’s assets are composed of undeveloped pasture land, which accounts for distributions at a level under typical market returns.

Investments for donor restricted and board designated funds are overseen by HPA’s Investment Committee, which is made up of trustees with significant investment and financial expertise. The investments of the endowment are managed to provide for the long-term needs of the school. HPA’s endowment spending policy and investment strategy share a goal of minimizing the volatility of endowment revenue available to fund operating expenses.

The amount spent in any one year is based on the market value of the endowment (as determined by a twelve-quarter trailing average) multiplied by our endowment draw rate of 4.5% but within a range not less than 95% of the amount spent in the prior year, or greater than 105% of the prior year spending. This formula slows down or buffers the effect of any market rise or fall on what is spent from the endowment to support operations.

During a year of strong markets, the HPA endowment returned 12.25% for the fiscal year, outperforming a comparable benchmark of 12.02%. Value at May 31, 2018 was $26.4 million.

The value of HPA’s share of beneficial trusts managed externally was $21.8 million for FY2018.

HPA’s endowment asset allocation represents diverse holdings focused on value preservation over time, including investments in domestic and international equities, fixed income, alternative investments, and cash.

Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy: Statistical Overview

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

TUITION GRADES K-5

$17,300 $17,900 $18,500 $19,200 $19,950

GRADES 6-8

$19,100

$19,800

$20,500

$21,300

$22,150

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

$22,300

$23,100

$23,900

$24,800

$25,800

5-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$39,900

$41,300

$42,700

$44,300

$46,100

7-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$44,100

$45,600

$47,200

$49,000

$50,900

INTERNATIONAL BOARDING 9-12

$52,000

$53,600

$55,500

$57,600

$59,900

ENROLLMENT GRADES K-5

111

119

112

115

114

GRADES 6-8

106

130

114

116

116

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

232

226

215

220

215

BOARDERS 9-12

173

152

175

182

173

FINANCIAL AID GRADES K-5

49% 47% 44% 47% 57%

GRADES 6-8

60%

55%

59%

56%

52%

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

58%

62%

66%

67%

63%

BOARDERS 9-12

44%

44%

44%

46%

41%

TOTAL SCHOOL 55% 54% TOTAL FINANCIAL AID

$4.9 million

$4.9 million $5.1 million

$5.7 million

$5.3 million

GIVING THE HPA FUND ENDOWMENT RESTRICTED

$306,779

$326,921

$374,576

$414,840

$333,935

$69,822

$343,136

$35,892

$1,032,112

$133,803

$1,652,115

$711,643

$2,469,128

$3,690,716

$1,152,738

ENDOWMENT TOTAL VALUE

4

DONOR RESTRICTED & BOARD DESIGNATED FUNDS

$23.7 million

$24.3 million

$22.6 million

$25.4 million

$26.4 million

BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN TRUSTS HELD BY OTHERS

$21.4 million $21.4 million

$20.4 million

$21.6 million

$21.8 million

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Giving: Mahalo nui loa!

Each year, it is our great pleasure to formally celebrate and acknowledge the generosity of our community. Though the reasons for giving to HPA encompass a full spectrum of interests and motivations, we are all connected by a common thread: we are Ka Makani.

Our place on this island and the people who belong to HPA, both past and present, are what make our school great.

I will never forget a moment last year, when I was driving with my six-year-old son, Axel, through town. He was in his second semester of Kindergarten at HPA. He was looking out his backseat window gazing up at the green hills above Waimea, and chanting to himself. I listened closely and realized he was chanting Hole Waimea. Every word, clear, perfect, and with passion. This little person, full of certainty and wonder, is such a reminder of what is important and of what lives on at HPA through the generations. We offer open landscapes, empower individual interests, and remember where we are from, where we are now, and where we are going. I swallowed the swelling of proud-mother emotion, and joined him. He looked at me in the mirror, smiled his big smile of surprise, and we continued together. Ka Makani is forever.

The affection and aloha that so many of our alumni feel for this place is real, and as we continue to look towards whole school sustainability, translating those feelings into action is paramount.

The HPA Fund is absolutely vital to HPA’s fiscal health and stability. A strong tradition of yearly giving will contribute to a fruitful HPA experience for every single student.

Last year, HPA parents answered the call of class captains and HPA Fund Chair Heidi Emmons P ‘17 P ‘19, who inspired our ‘ohana to raise a combined $205,573, with 40% participation to support financial aid, faculty salaries, technology, and our innovative curriculum, among other areas. We extend a sincere mahalo to all of you!

The generosity of our alumni spirit was felt everywhere during 2017-18. From new traditions like Ka Makani Alumni Pinning Ceremony, to the incredible turnout at Alumni Reunion, our aloha was palpable. Alumni increased their participation from 4% in FY2016-17 to 6% in FY2017-18! I am proud to be a part of this place and embrace my new role as director of advancement. We look forward to working with all of you in the year ahead!

Me ke aloha,

H A NN A H HIND CA NDEL A RIO ’01 P ‘30 / DIRECTOR OF A DVA NCEMENT

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Giving: Mahalo nui loa!

Each year, it is our great pleasure to formally celebrate and acknowledge the generosity of our community. Though the reasons for giving to HPA encompass a full spectrum of interests and motivations, we are all connected by a common thread: we are Ka Makani.

Our place on this island and the people who belong to HPA, both past and present, are what make our school great.

I will never forget a moment last year, when I was driving with my six-year-old son, Axel, through town. He was in his second semester of Kindergarten at HPA. He was looking out his backseat window gazing up at the green hills above Waimea, and chanting to himself. I listened closely and realized he was chanting Hole Waimea. Every word, clear, perfect, and with passion. This little person, full of certainty and wonder, is such a reminder of what is important and of what lives on at HPA through the generations. We offer open landscapes, empower individual interests, and remember where we are from, where we are now, and where we are going. I swallowed the swelling of proud-mother emotion, and joined him. He looked at me in the mirror, smiled his big smile of surprise, and we continued together. Ka Makani is forever.

The affection and aloha that so many of our alumni feel for this place is real, and as we continue to look towards whole school sustainability, translating those feelings into action is paramount.

The HPA Fund is absolutely vital to HPA’s fiscal health and stability. A strong tradition of yearly giving will contribute to a fruitful HPA experience for every single student.

Last year, HPA parents answered the call of class captains and HPA Fund Chair Heidi Emmons P ‘17 P ‘19, who inspired our ‘ohana to raise a combined $205,573, with 40% participation to support financial aid, faculty salaries, technology, and our innovative curriculum, among other areas. We extend a sincere mahalo to all of you!

The generosity of our alumni spirit was felt everywhere during 2017-18. From new traditions like Ka Makani Alumni Pinning Ceremony, to the incredible turnout at Alumni Reunion, our aloha was palpable. Alumni increased their participation from 4% in FY2016-17 to 6% in FY2017-18! I am proud to be a part of this place and embrace my new role as director of advancement. We look forward to working with all of you in the year ahead!

Me ke aloha,

H A NN A H HIND CA NDEL A RIO ’01 P ‘30 / DIRECTOR OF A DVA NCEMENT

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

We are deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations who contributed to the HPA Fund: Judith McKibben and Alexander ‘67 Achimore

Danielle Bates and Charles ‘83 Batchelor

Alissa Bushnell Tappan ‘84 and Jeffrey Tappan

Adoracion Acidera

Maria-Stella and James Batol

Talitha and Andrew Byram

Pamela and Patrick Adams

Neville Bayly ‘72

Alia ‘94 and Elton Cabrera-Zuke

Alma and Thomas Adolph

Dena and James Beach

Brenda and David Camacho

Leslie and Christopher Agorastos

Laura Benz

Hannah ‘01 and Alex Candelario

Jock Agorastos ‘93

Mace Bergmann ‘84

Tracey and Peter ‘64 Cannon

Laurie and Samuel Ainslie

Natasha ‘78 and Randall Bergt

Suzette and James Cantyne

Robin and Max Aiona

Nancy and Donald ‘58 Billings

Gayla Chalmers ‘83

Thomas Aitken ‘68

Fedrico Biven ‘66

Lauren and Robert Chancer

Mary Jane and James Allison

Leland Black ‘63

Abbie Charette ‘83

AmazonSmile Foundation

Mary Boland and Jerald Bleckel

Shen-Chia Chen ‘79

Mahealani and Brandin Anakalea

Kathleen ‘79 and Karl Boeger

Peggy Yuan and Jason Chin

Lisa and Charles Anderson

Melinda Bollinger

Shirley and Leland Ching

Karen Anderson and David Henderson

Dae Hyun Boo

Jessica and Ryan Christopher

Suzy and William Andrade

Linda and Ron Borgman

Bina and Michael Chun

Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock

Rebecca Clancy

Verlinda and Dennis ‘63 Boyer

Brenda and Joshua Clark

Margaret Bradford and Chris Dunlap

Mandana and Harold Clarke

Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley

Karyn and John Clay

Tracy Bradley ‘82

Deborah and Brian Cohen

Kate and Jon Bragado

Madeleine and George ‘66 Collins

Jaime Johnson and Richard Braithwaite

Jo Anne and Phillip Conley

Sharon and Abelardo Asuncion

Renee Brendel-Konrad ‘82 and Tobias Konrad

Tracy Kirkham and Josef Cooper

Emily and Frank ‘66 Atherton

Faith and William ‘67 Bright

Karen Au

Luz and Michael Brodowy

Julie Roberts and Erik ‘89 Backman

Balbi Brooks

Paul Backman

Cheryl and Troy Brost

Ralna Badua

Brenda Brown

Diane and James Bailey

Tami Ryan and David Brown

Anne Lowrey Bailey and R. Russell ‘69 Bailey

Elizabeth and Gordon Bryson

Deborah Baker ‘72

William Burkey ‘03

Anonymous Johanna and David Anton Dayna and Kenneth Apilado Christine and Lyle Arafiles Daniela ‘93 and David Araki Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga Asako and Brian Asbjornson

Catherine ‘77 and Bradley Barker Kilsy and Lindsay Barnes Nancy and Lindsay Barnes Kelly and Gregory Barrick Christine and Joshua ‘01 Bassan

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Donna and Robert ‘76 Budway Susan and Peter ‘67 Burkland Jefferson Burnett Garry Burns ‘02 Lin and Harry Buscher Tracy and Ian ‘85 Buscher

Paulette and Winston Conrad Harmony and Jacob ‘92 Cordeiro Kelly Corn ‘87 Eugene Cotter Kristi Cotton Wendy and Anthony Craven Daena and Scott Craven Julie ‘83 and David Crawford Bridget ‘75 and John Cresto Margitta and Charles ‘61 Dahlberg Peter ‘95 and Kelly ‘94 Dahlberg Adriana Dahlen Kristine Dahlquist and Stephen Rouselle Michelle and Keith Darby Barbara and William Davis

Kelly Davis ‘03

Tahirih Foster

Susan Hansen ‘83

Charlene and David ‘89 de Jetley

Tiffany and Jason Freitas

Ral West and John Hardwick

Elizabeth and Mark de Reus

Jill and James ‘62 Frierson

Catherine Harford

Tanya and Garry Dean

Lucy Frost and James Crum

Valerie Harmon

Nadine ‘67 and Gary Demaree

Thuy and Michael ‘70 Fujimoto

Sean Harmon

Youlia Doneva and Gueorgui Detchev

Alice and Robert Fujimoto

Virginia and Roy Harrington

Barbara and Guadalupe Diaz

Mariko ‘08 Fujio-White and Patrick Murphy

Nona Hasegawa ‘78 and Stew Cogan

Shirley Ann and Derrick Fukumoto

Gray and Benjamin Henderson

Gregory Dierenfield ‘98 Nicole and H. Gaylord ‘66 Dillingham Jing Lei and Shannon Doak Cobey Doi Paige and Michael ‘83 Donnelly

Eliza Wille and Steve Furchner Hiroko and Nariyuki Furusho LeeAnn and Patrick Ganley

Aimee and Michael Donoho

Kali Gardea ‘03

Ilene Grossman and Gregory Doppmann

Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle Mary ‘77 and Robert Garland

Amy Johnson and Stephen ‘68 Doughty

Dorothy and Kiaka Gaughen

Candie and Randy Duggan

Allison Holt Gendreau and Keith Gendreau

Elizabeth and Joseph ‘88 Duncan

David Giff

Tracey and Vincent Durnan

Tani Golden and Dale Schmidtknecht

Felicia and Taylor ‘91 Easley

Patrice and David ‘67 Goodale

Shayna and Stacey Eastman

Karen and Natan Goore

Sandra and Richard Ednie

Catherine Grant

Judith and David ‘99 Efnor

Monica Hattoon-Green and Lawrence Green

Diane and John ‘78 Ellbogen

Kanyarad and Kurt Hassfurther Scott ‘89 and Julia ‘97 Hendricks Pascale and David ‘84 Henrickson Andrew Hess ‘06 Yukie and Patrick Heymann Mahilani and Jerry Hiatt Melinda and James ‘86 Higgins Mary Helen and James Higgins Angela Hill Michael Hill Ana ‘00 and Mack ‘98 Hiyane Annette and Chris Hodges Heidi and Jason Hoffbauer Joy Holland ‘88 Diane and Frederick Holschuh Kimberly and Dean ‘87 Honda

John P. Ellbogen Foundation

Judy Greenbaum

Elaine Honma

Theresa Ellbogen ‘82 and Kitsey Petterson

Mary and David ‘68 Greenwell

Emily and Michael Hoover

Meg Greenwell ‘68

Annie Gibbons-Hope and Dale Hope

Leila Elling

Louise Dickinson and Christopher ‘96 Gregory

Sheree and Sid Hopson

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Taro Hori ‘85

Tisa and Deighton Emmons Heidi and Kirk Emmons Sasha and Craig Etchegoyen Elaine Evans Yvonne and Carl Everett Helene and Paul Fagan Christine Farias ‘95 Cristina and Juan Fernandez Michelle Ferron-Guppy and Mark Guppy Scott Fifer Sundara ‘93 and Reed Fitz-Gerald Mariko ‘92 and Ryan Foster

Dirk Von Guenthner & Associates Yoko and John Gussman Sheila and Matthew Gustavson Nan Oh and Seong Ha Patricia and Howard Hall Lisa Hall-Anderson ‘84 and Dan Anderson Norna and Eugene ‘64 Hamamoto James Hanano Geraldine Dugwen and W. Thane ‘93 Hancock Judith and William Hancock

Kiera Horgan and Jonathan Grayson Tania Howard Elizabeth and John Hoxie Barbara and Mark ‘64 Hubbard Misty and Zack Hudgins Barbara and Steve Hughes Lauren and Steven Hunt Sala Matamea Huntington and David Huntington Steve Hurwitz Mollie and James Hustace Victor Hwang Sarie and Brent Imonen

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We are deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations who contributed to the HPA Fund: Judith McKibben and Alexander ‘67 Achimore

Danielle Bates and Charles ‘83 Batchelor

Alissa Bushnell Tappan ‘84 and Jeffrey Tappan

Adoracion Acidera

Maria-Stella and James Batol

Talitha and Andrew Byram

Pamela and Patrick Adams

Neville Bayly ‘72

Alia ‘94 and Elton Cabrera-Zuke

Alma and Thomas Adolph

Dena and James Beach

Brenda and David Camacho

Leslie and Christopher Agorastos

Laura Benz

Hannah ‘01 and Alex Candelario

Jock Agorastos ‘93

Mace Bergmann ‘84

Tracey and Peter ‘64 Cannon

Laurie and Samuel Ainslie

Natasha ‘78 and Randall Bergt

Suzette and James Cantyne

Robin and Max Aiona

Nancy and Donald ‘58 Billings

Gayla Chalmers ‘83

Thomas Aitken ‘68

Fedrico Biven ‘66

Lauren and Robert Chancer

Mary Jane and James Allison

Leland Black ‘63

Abbie Charette ‘83

AmazonSmile Foundation

Mary Boland and Jerald Bleckel

Shen-Chia Chen ‘79

Mahealani and Brandin Anakalea

Kathleen ‘79 and Karl Boeger

Peggy Yuan and Jason Chin

Lisa and Charles Anderson

Melinda Bollinger

Shirley and Leland Ching

Karen Anderson and David Henderson

Dae Hyun Boo

Jessica and Ryan Christopher

Suzy and William Andrade

Linda and Ron Borgman

Bina and Michael Chun

Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock

Rebecca Clancy

Verlinda and Dennis ‘63 Boyer

Brenda and Joshua Clark

Margaret Bradford and Chris Dunlap

Mandana and Harold Clarke

Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley

Karyn and John Clay

Tracy Bradley ‘82

Deborah and Brian Cohen

Kate and Jon Bragado

Madeleine and George ‘66 Collins

Jaime Johnson and Richard Braithwaite

Jo Anne and Phillip Conley

Sharon and Abelardo Asuncion

Renee Brendel-Konrad ‘82 and Tobias Konrad

Tracy Kirkham and Josef Cooper

Emily and Frank ‘66 Atherton

Faith and William ‘67 Bright

Karen Au

Luz and Michael Brodowy

Julie Roberts and Erik ‘89 Backman

Balbi Brooks

Paul Backman

Cheryl and Troy Brost

Ralna Badua

Brenda Brown

Diane and James Bailey

Tami Ryan and David Brown

Anne Lowrey Bailey and R. Russell ‘69 Bailey

Elizabeth and Gordon Bryson

Deborah Baker ‘72

William Burkey ‘03

Anonymous Johanna and David Anton Dayna and Kenneth Apilado Christine and Lyle Arafiles Daniela ‘93 and David Araki Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga Asako and Brian Asbjornson

Catherine ‘77 and Bradley Barker Kilsy and Lindsay Barnes Nancy and Lindsay Barnes Kelly and Gregory Barrick Christine and Joshua ‘01 Bassan

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Donna and Robert ‘76 Budway Susan and Peter ‘67 Burkland Jefferson Burnett Garry Burns ‘02 Lin and Harry Buscher Tracy and Ian ‘85 Buscher

Paulette and Winston Conrad Harmony and Jacob ‘92 Cordeiro Kelly Corn ‘87 Eugene Cotter Kristi Cotton Wendy and Anthony Craven Daena and Scott Craven Julie ‘83 and David Crawford Bridget ‘75 and John Cresto Margitta and Charles ‘61 Dahlberg Peter ‘95 and Kelly ‘94 Dahlberg Adriana Dahlen Kristine Dahlquist and Stephen Rouselle Michelle and Keith Darby Barbara and William Davis

Kelly Davis ‘03

Tahirih Foster

Susan Hansen ‘83

Charlene and David ‘89 de Jetley

Tiffany and Jason Freitas

Ral West and John Hardwick

Elizabeth and Mark de Reus

Jill and James ‘62 Frierson

Catherine Harford

Tanya and Garry Dean

Lucy Frost and James Crum

Valerie Harmon

Nadine ‘67 and Gary Demaree

Thuy and Michael ‘70 Fujimoto

Sean Harmon

Youlia Doneva and Gueorgui Detchev

Alice and Robert Fujimoto

Virginia and Roy Harrington

Barbara and Guadalupe Diaz

Mariko ‘08 Fujio-White and Patrick Murphy

Nona Hasegawa ‘78 and Stew Cogan

Shirley Ann and Derrick Fukumoto

Gray and Benjamin Henderson

Gregory Dierenfield ‘98 Nicole and H. Gaylord ‘66 Dillingham Jing Lei and Shannon Doak Cobey Doi Paige and Michael ‘83 Donnelly

Eliza Wille and Steve Furchner Hiroko and Nariyuki Furusho LeeAnn and Patrick Ganley

Aimee and Michael Donoho

Kali Gardea ‘03

Ilene Grossman and Gregory Doppmann

Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle Mary ‘77 and Robert Garland

Amy Johnson and Stephen ‘68 Doughty

Dorothy and Kiaka Gaughen

Candie and Randy Duggan

Allison Holt Gendreau and Keith Gendreau

Elizabeth and Joseph ‘88 Duncan

David Giff

Tracey and Vincent Durnan

Tani Golden and Dale Schmidtknecht

Felicia and Taylor ‘91 Easley

Patrice and David ‘67 Goodale

Shayna and Stacey Eastman

Karen and Natan Goore

Sandra and Richard Ednie

Catherine Grant

Judith and David ‘99 Efnor

Monica Hattoon-Green and Lawrence Green

Diane and John ‘78 Ellbogen

Kanyarad and Kurt Hassfurther Scott ‘89 and Julia ‘97 Hendricks Pascale and David ‘84 Henrickson Andrew Hess ‘06 Yukie and Patrick Heymann Mahilani and Jerry Hiatt Melinda and James ‘86 Higgins Mary Helen and James Higgins Angela Hill Michael Hill Ana ‘00 and Mack ‘98 Hiyane Annette and Chris Hodges Heidi and Jason Hoffbauer Joy Holland ‘88 Diane and Frederick Holschuh Kimberly and Dean ‘87 Honda

John P. Ellbogen Foundation

Judy Greenbaum

Elaine Honma

Theresa Ellbogen ‘82 and Kitsey Petterson

Mary and David ‘68 Greenwell

Emily and Michael Hoover

Meg Greenwell ‘68

Annie Gibbons-Hope and Dale Hope

Leila Elling

Louise Dickinson and Christopher ‘96 Gregory

Sheree and Sid Hopson

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Taro Hori ‘85

Tisa and Deighton Emmons Heidi and Kirk Emmons Sasha and Craig Etchegoyen Elaine Evans Yvonne and Carl Everett Helene and Paul Fagan Christine Farias ‘95 Cristina and Juan Fernandez Michelle Ferron-Guppy and Mark Guppy Scott Fifer Sundara ‘93 and Reed Fitz-Gerald Mariko ‘92 and Ryan Foster

Dirk Von Guenthner & Associates Yoko and John Gussman Sheila and Matthew Gustavson Nan Oh and Seong Ha Patricia and Howard Hall Lisa Hall-Anderson ‘84 and Dan Anderson Norna and Eugene ‘64 Hamamoto James Hanano Geraldine Dugwen and W. Thane ‘93 Hancock Judith and William Hancock

Kiera Horgan and Jonathan Grayson Tania Howard Elizabeth and John Hoxie Barbara and Mark ‘64 Hubbard Misty and Zack Hudgins Barbara and Steve Hughes Lauren and Steven Hunt Sala Matamea Huntington and David Huntington Steve Hurwitz Mollie and James Hustace Victor Hwang Sarie and Brent Imonen

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Carlton Inada ‘72

Purea and Nicholas Koenig

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

Lois and Jefferson Inman

Allison and Chris Koepper

Donna ‘83 and Robert Mailhot

Naoyuki Inoue ‘83

Julie and Wallace Kojima

Sally and Keith ‘89 Marrack

Margaret Jambor

Mary Kuehn

Joyce Martin and James Grell

Farris ‘91 and George James

Sandra Kuwahara ‘83

Manuata Martin ‘83

Matthew James

Melissa and Neil Kuyper

Ruth and Joseph Marvin

Soomi James

Carol and Hans ‘73 L’Orange

Hans Mathiesen ‘91

Leah and Tommy Jarrell

Misty Lacy

Leslie and Richard Matsuda

Carolyn and Gary Jarvill

Alethea and Olivier Lai

Zerlina Mayne ‘83

Renee Jenkinson ‘98

Janet and Clemson Lam

Charline McCrystal ‘98

Barbara Jensen-Haight

Neil Lampson ‘93

Frances ‘72 and David McCue

Laura ‘91 and Thomas Jim

Karen and David Lavender

Aarti and Christopher McDonald

Margot and Mark ‘67 Johnson

Cay Lawrence ‘78

Nancy McFadden ‘83

Sonya and Andrew Johnston

Helen-Bailey Ledesma ‘83

Fiona ‘89 and Robert McKendry

Thea and David Johnston

Jing Guey Wu and Chien Te Lee

Suzanne and Michael McKinney

Carol and Donald ‘65 Johnston

Erin Lee

Stacy and Sean ‘83 McLane

Cynthia and William ‘61 Johnstone

Francis Lee

Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Jenny Chartier and Robert Jordan

Patricia Lee

Vicki and Gregory McManus

Vanessa ‘92 and Lincoln Kalama

Robert Leinbach ‘87

Janet Melton

Terrence Kalaniopio ‘94

Catherine Leong ‘73

C. Kailani Memmer ‘85

Barbara Kamrow

Peggy and Nicholas Leung

Georgette and Daniel ‘68 Kaniho

Jennifer Laszlo and Obediah Levine

Maria Miche Rosales and Flavio Miche-Sanail

Elise and Gary ‘72 Karr

Melissa and Jan Levitan

Debora Katz ‘84

Karen and Scott Limstrom

Kaunaoa Realty LLC

Yu-Shu and Hung-Chin Lin

Yuka and Keinosuke Kawakami

Margaret ‘74 and Stephen Lin

Ray Kawano ‘67

Kimberly and Daniel Lincoln

Lorraine and Wendell ‘65 Kawano

Kimberly ‘83 and Michael Lincoln

Perry Kealoha

Luana and Alexander Lincoln

Darlene and James ‘62 Kellerman

Mary Jo and Robert Link

Kevin Kelley ‘76

Lyda Liu

Deborah and Peiter Kettner

Deborah Lium ‘82

Cindy and Mark Montgomery

Seung Hwa Shin and Woo Young Kim Lisa Taniguchi and Bradon Kimura

Alexandra Kuzmina and Glen ‘87 Lockwood

Sharon Peterson and Greg Mooers Sue and James ‘70 Moore

Mary Bea Porter-King and Charles ‘64 King

B. Martha and John Lockwood

Tammi Morgues and Manmoy Raulo

Evelyn and Michael ‘64 Long

Jeffrey Mori ‘04

Tai and James ‘92 King

Irma Loper ‘67

Yumi and Gen Morita

Thomas King, Jr.

Lorna-Ann Lorenzo

Donna Oba and Robert Morrison

Christopher Kirkham

April and Timothy Luria

Chana Motobu ‘81

Lani and Brent Kiyota

Heidi and James Lynch

Anne Marie and Brendan Moynahan

Zaheva and David ‘94 Knowles

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Susan Lynch

Tania and Paul Mills Ethel ‘67 and John Minayoshi Susan and Henri ‘70 Minette Robert Mist ‘66 Aiko and Robert ‘65 Mitchel Samara and Thomas Mitchell Jeni Miyahira ‘00 Shiho and Toshiyuki Mochizuki Akiko Yamadaya and Kyaw Moe

Stewart Munroe ‘88

My Bookkeep LLC

Carol and David Pratt

Lisa ‘00 and Waylon Salazar

Janie and Alan ‘70 Nagakura

Robin and Samuel ‘84 Pratt

Beth Sammond

Ronit ‘87 Felszer and Carlos Naibryf

William Pratt ‘86

Sara Sato

Judy and Riley ‘75 Nakatsu

Jacqueline ‘64 and C.E. Probst

Elizabeth and Paul Nakayama

Lynn Puana

Salvatore Satullo and Allen Yamashita

Eileen Pascua and Jon ‘82 Nekota

Rudolph Puana

Janice Savage

Betty and Manuel Nobriga, Jr.

Katherine ‘81 and George ‘81 Purdy III

Jon Savage Mary Diane and William ‘62 Savage

Cassandra Quaintance ‘93

Pamela ‘85 and Timothy Scheffler

Whitney and Cherie ‘85 O’Connor

Quality Builders, Inc.

Victoria and Jim Schneider

Bebe Mitchell and Richard ‘69 O’Donnell

Jane and Willie Quayle

Mercia Schorn

Lisa ‘91 and Max Rabinowitz

Sarah ‘98 and Aaron Schorn

Hui-Chun and Patrick O’Leary

Ruby and Sam Ragland

Crystal and Gavin Sebastian

Diane and Michael O’Toole

Darcy and Moses ‘97 Ramler

Annette and Charles ‘77 Serafini

Penny O’Toole

Sylvia and Mark Ravaglia

Chiharu and Thomas Shaver

Kathleen and Gordon Ogasawara

Terri and A. Ross ‘62 Reed

Cietta Penn and Andrew Sheinis

Sachie and Roy Ohata

Will J. Reid Foundation

June and Edson Sheppard

Ruth Ohata ‘81 and Bert Saito

Amy and George Rhyneer

Michele and Sipa Shimizu

Peter Olson ‘97

Jennifer and Jeffery ‘89 Richardson

Junko and Kyoichi Shirakawa

Chaynalei and Sheldon Ormsby

Kathy Goodale and Wayne ‘65 Richardson

Christina Shutes ‘88 and Anthony Heilizer

Tara and Bryan Riley

Mary and Rod Siebert

Pacific Isle Homes

Judith and Anthony Roberts

Laurie and Barton ‘64 Siegfried

Crystal Souza-Pagano and Stephen Pagano

Joanne Rocha

Krisanta ‘88 and William Silva

Juan Rodriguez

Robin and Douglas ‘74 Sims

Stephen Pagano

Sienna Rogers ‘94

Alyssa and Ronnie Slaven

Tami and Kevin Painton

Teresa and Alan ‘73 Rolph

Joanna and John Palleschi

Rhonda Romero ‘87 and Jose Gustavo Romero Bringas

Karla McDermid Smith and Robert Smith

Christine Noetzel Mikako and Carl Nordin

Noriko and David Ostrem Cynthia Overhardt ‘85

Idalee Posa and David Park Gayle and Ronald ‘66 Paschall Karen Paule-Carres ‘99 Jessica Pavao Sherri and Phillip ‘78 Pe’a Lynnia Woods and Henry ‘63 Pelfrey Megan and Catlin ‘00 Peterson Daniel Petrill Nancy and James Phillips Beth Podol ‘81 Betty and Richard Podol Pamela and Grey ‘67 Podorean Tiare ‘86 and Albert ‘85 Police Helen Chung and Ken Pon

Tara Smith ‘88

Allison and Dan Rose

Max Solmssen ‘97

Jack Rose

Steven Solomon

Colleen Bright Ross and C. Lewis ‘69 Ross

Hope Soo

Delaney Ross ‘12

Jill and Michael ‘66 Spalding

Colleen and Lew Ross Marie-anne and Edward Rouse Elsa and Philip Rowe Jade Rowland Karen Rowland Sally and Bill Russ

Michelle and Christopher Sorensen Charles Spitz III ‘62 Hannah Springer Maylyn ‘90 and Brian Stake Melissa Stark and Eric Poland Beverly and Stephen ‘63 Stearns

Nancy Rutgers

Melody and C. Gregory ‘92 Stephen-Hassard

Shawn and Miles Saito

Colleen and Lance Stevens

Lisa Sakurai

Joan Stewart and James Nudo

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Carlton Inada ‘72

Purea and Nicholas Koenig

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

Lois and Jefferson Inman

Allison and Chris Koepper

Donna ‘83 and Robert Mailhot

Naoyuki Inoue ‘83

Julie and Wallace Kojima

Sally and Keith ‘89 Marrack

Margaret Jambor

Mary Kuehn

Joyce Martin and James Grell

Farris ‘91 and George James

Sandra Kuwahara ‘83

Manuata Martin ‘83

Matthew James

Melissa and Neil Kuyper

Ruth and Joseph Marvin

Soomi James

Carol and Hans ‘73 L’Orange

Hans Mathiesen ‘91

Leah and Tommy Jarrell

Misty Lacy

Leslie and Richard Matsuda

Carolyn and Gary Jarvill

Alethea and Olivier Lai

Zerlina Mayne ‘83

Renee Jenkinson ‘98

Janet and Clemson Lam

Charline McCrystal ‘98

Barbara Jensen-Haight

Neil Lampson ‘93

Frances ‘72 and David McCue

Laura ‘91 and Thomas Jim

Karen and David Lavender

Aarti and Christopher McDonald

Margot and Mark ‘67 Johnson

Cay Lawrence ‘78

Nancy McFadden ‘83

Sonya and Andrew Johnston

Helen-Bailey Ledesma ‘83

Fiona ‘89 and Robert McKendry

Thea and David Johnston

Jing Guey Wu and Chien Te Lee

Suzanne and Michael McKinney

Carol and Donald ‘65 Johnston

Erin Lee

Stacy and Sean ‘83 McLane

Cynthia and William ‘61 Johnstone

Francis Lee

Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Jenny Chartier and Robert Jordan

Patricia Lee

Vicki and Gregory McManus

Vanessa ‘92 and Lincoln Kalama

Robert Leinbach ‘87

Janet Melton

Terrence Kalaniopio ‘94

Catherine Leong ‘73

C. Kailani Memmer ‘85

Barbara Kamrow

Peggy and Nicholas Leung

Georgette and Daniel ‘68 Kaniho

Jennifer Laszlo and Obediah Levine

Maria Miche Rosales and Flavio Miche-Sanail

Elise and Gary ‘72 Karr

Melissa and Jan Levitan

Debora Katz ‘84

Karen and Scott Limstrom

Kaunaoa Realty LLC

Yu-Shu and Hung-Chin Lin

Yuka and Keinosuke Kawakami

Margaret ‘74 and Stephen Lin

Ray Kawano ‘67

Kimberly and Daniel Lincoln

Lorraine and Wendell ‘65 Kawano

Kimberly ‘83 and Michael Lincoln

Perry Kealoha

Luana and Alexander Lincoln

Darlene and James ‘62 Kellerman

Mary Jo and Robert Link

Kevin Kelley ‘76

Lyda Liu

Deborah and Peiter Kettner

Deborah Lium ‘82

Cindy and Mark Montgomery

Seung Hwa Shin and Woo Young Kim Lisa Taniguchi and Bradon Kimura

Alexandra Kuzmina and Glen ‘87 Lockwood

Sharon Peterson and Greg Mooers Sue and James ‘70 Moore

Mary Bea Porter-King and Charles ‘64 King

B. Martha and John Lockwood

Tammi Morgues and Manmoy Raulo

Evelyn and Michael ‘64 Long

Jeffrey Mori ‘04

Tai and James ‘92 King

Irma Loper ‘67

Yumi and Gen Morita

Thomas King, Jr.

Lorna-Ann Lorenzo

Donna Oba and Robert Morrison

Christopher Kirkham

April and Timothy Luria

Chana Motobu ‘81

Lani and Brent Kiyota

Heidi and James Lynch

Anne Marie and Brendan Moynahan

Zaheva and David ‘94 Knowles

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Susan Lynch

Tania and Paul Mills Ethel ‘67 and John Minayoshi Susan and Henri ‘70 Minette Robert Mist ‘66 Aiko and Robert ‘65 Mitchel Samara and Thomas Mitchell Jeni Miyahira ‘00 Shiho and Toshiyuki Mochizuki Akiko Yamadaya and Kyaw Moe

Stewart Munroe ‘88

My Bookkeep LLC

Carol and David Pratt

Lisa ‘00 and Waylon Salazar

Janie and Alan ‘70 Nagakura

Robin and Samuel ‘84 Pratt

Beth Sammond

Ronit ‘87 Felszer and Carlos Naibryf

William Pratt ‘86

Sara Sato

Judy and Riley ‘75 Nakatsu

Jacqueline ‘64 and C.E. Probst

Elizabeth and Paul Nakayama

Lynn Puana

Salvatore Satullo and Allen Yamashita

Eileen Pascua and Jon ‘82 Nekota

Rudolph Puana

Janice Savage

Betty and Manuel Nobriga, Jr.

Katherine ‘81 and George ‘81 Purdy III

Jon Savage Mary Diane and William ‘62 Savage

Cassandra Quaintance ‘93

Pamela ‘85 and Timothy Scheffler

Whitney and Cherie ‘85 O’Connor

Quality Builders, Inc.

Victoria and Jim Schneider

Bebe Mitchell and Richard ‘69 O’Donnell

Jane and Willie Quayle

Mercia Schorn

Lisa ‘91 and Max Rabinowitz

Sarah ‘98 and Aaron Schorn

Hui-Chun and Patrick O’Leary

Ruby and Sam Ragland

Crystal and Gavin Sebastian

Diane and Michael O’Toole

Darcy and Moses ‘97 Ramler

Annette and Charles ‘77 Serafini

Penny O’Toole

Sylvia and Mark Ravaglia

Chiharu and Thomas Shaver

Kathleen and Gordon Ogasawara

Terri and A. Ross ‘62 Reed

Cietta Penn and Andrew Sheinis

Sachie and Roy Ohata

Will J. Reid Foundation

June and Edson Sheppard

Ruth Ohata ‘81 and Bert Saito

Amy and George Rhyneer

Michele and Sipa Shimizu

Peter Olson ‘97

Jennifer and Jeffery ‘89 Richardson

Junko and Kyoichi Shirakawa

Chaynalei and Sheldon Ormsby

Kathy Goodale and Wayne ‘65 Richardson

Christina Shutes ‘88 and Anthony Heilizer

Tara and Bryan Riley

Mary and Rod Siebert

Pacific Isle Homes

Judith and Anthony Roberts

Laurie and Barton ‘64 Siegfried

Crystal Souza-Pagano and Stephen Pagano

Joanne Rocha

Krisanta ‘88 and William Silva

Juan Rodriguez

Robin and Douglas ‘74 Sims

Stephen Pagano

Sienna Rogers ‘94

Alyssa and Ronnie Slaven

Tami and Kevin Painton

Teresa and Alan ‘73 Rolph

Joanna and John Palleschi

Rhonda Romero ‘87 and Jose Gustavo Romero Bringas

Karla McDermid Smith and Robert Smith

Christine Noetzel Mikako and Carl Nordin

Noriko and David Ostrem Cynthia Overhardt ‘85

Idalee Posa and David Park Gayle and Ronald ‘66 Paschall Karen Paule-Carres ‘99 Jessica Pavao Sherri and Phillip ‘78 Pe’a Lynnia Woods and Henry ‘63 Pelfrey Megan and Catlin ‘00 Peterson Daniel Petrill Nancy and James Phillips Beth Podol ‘81 Betty and Richard Podol Pamela and Grey ‘67 Podorean Tiare ‘86 and Albert ‘85 Police Helen Chung and Ken Pon

Tara Smith ‘88

Allison and Dan Rose

Max Solmssen ‘97

Jack Rose

Steven Solomon

Colleen Bright Ross and C. Lewis ‘69 Ross

Hope Soo

Delaney Ross ‘12

Jill and Michael ‘66 Spalding

Colleen and Lew Ross Marie-anne and Edward Rouse Elsa and Philip Rowe Jade Rowland Karen Rowland Sally and Bill Russ

Michelle and Christopher Sorensen Charles Spitz III ‘62 Hannah Springer Maylyn ‘90 and Brian Stake Melissa Stark and Eric Poland Beverly and Stephen ‘63 Stearns

Nancy Rutgers

Melody and C. Gregory ‘92 Stephen-Hassard

Shawn and Miles Saito

Colleen and Lance Stevens

Lisa Sakurai

Joan Stewart and James Nudo

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Lisa and Michael ‘97 Stewart

Robert and Wilma Vorfeld

Michael Stocker ‘98

Brooksie and William ‘70 Wakefield

Michele and James Sullivan

Dee and Kelsey Walker

Alain Sykes

Patricia and Jim Walker

Jessica Takei ‘93

Steve Walker ‘80

Michael Tamashiro ‘98

Marne CarMichael Walsh and Jonathan Walsh

Michele and Dennis Tanaka Mayumi and Keiichi Tanaka Charlynn and Toby Taniguchi Kristin and Stbon Tarnas Joni and Michael ‘75 Tavares Jane Taylor ‘68 Jennifer Taylor ‘94 Tepa’s Farm Darice and Michael ‘78 Terry Michelle Thomas Bonnie Jo and David ‘67 Thomen Deborah and Stephen Thompson Tracy ‘76 and Craig Thompson Brynn and Robert Thurston Rosina and Ariel Timosan Nancy and Nobuhiko Tokita Hideki Tomita Ashley and Randolph ‘85 Tsien Sachiko and Nobuyuki Tsuji Lisa-Anne Tsuruda Trevor Tubelle ‘91 Lesley and J. Curtis ‘64 Tyler Tatsue Uemoto Michelle and Clint Uyehara Bonnie and Jeff ‘74 Van Burkleo Roger* and Kathlyn Vargas Vivian and Michael Varney Kimberly Vierstra ‘78 Nicole ‘90 and Shane Vincent Melissa and Rodger Virtue Pamela Matson and Peter ‘67 Vitousek Sharon and Roy ‘68 Vitousek Angela and Harry von Holt Ellen Loucks and Walter ‘70 Vorfeld * Deceased

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Alexander C. Waterhouse, Sr. Foundation Susan Welch Michelle and Frank Weyrick

HPA PARENTS

Lynn and Bill White

A N S W E R E D T HE C A L L A ND

Ceri and Robert Whitfield

RAISED A COMBINED $205,573,

Elizabeth and Scott ‘81 Whitman

W I T H 4 0 % PA R T I C IPAT I O N .

Cindy and Thomas ‘67 Whittemore Sydney and William Wiecking Charissa and Charles Wiggins Gina and Mark Willman Taffi and Daryl Wise Jodi and Michael Wise Priscilla ‘88 and David Witt Robert Witt Sachiko and Clifford Womack Gerald Wong ‘65 Sally and Allen Wooddell Maryalice ‘75 and Larry Woody Julie and Todd ‘79 Woosley Rebecca Worley ‘88 Mia Wright Midori Satoh and Shigeru Yamamoto Karen and Myron Yamasato Robin and Jonah ‘94 Yardley Marcia and William ‘64 Yardley Molly and Guy ‘72 Yogi Dahl and James Young Victoria Yu and Ramin Nikkhoo Caroline Hwang and Jonathan Zarley Katie and Steven ‘77 Zelko Zierk Family Foundation William Zucker Dorann Zuke

GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Lisa and Michael ‘97 Stewart

Robert and Wilma Vorfeld

Michael Stocker ‘98

Brooksie and William ‘70 Wakefield

Michele and James Sullivan

Dee and Kelsey Walker

Alain Sykes

Patricia and Jim Walker

Jessica Takei ‘93

Steve Walker ‘80

Michael Tamashiro ‘98

Marne CarMichael Walsh and Jonathan Walsh

Michele and Dennis Tanaka Mayumi and Keiichi Tanaka Charlynn and Toby Taniguchi Kristin and Stbon Tarnas Joni and Michael ‘75 Tavares Jane Taylor ‘68 Jennifer Taylor ‘94 Tepa’s Farm Darice and Michael ‘78 Terry Michelle Thomas Bonnie Jo and David ‘67 Thomen Deborah and Stephen Thompson Tracy ‘76 and Craig Thompson Brynn and Robert Thurston Rosina and Ariel Timosan Nancy and Nobuhiko Tokita Hideki Tomita Ashley and Randolph ‘85 Tsien Sachiko and Nobuyuki Tsuji Lisa-Anne Tsuruda Trevor Tubelle ‘91 Lesley and J. Curtis ‘64 Tyler Tatsue Uemoto Michelle and Clint Uyehara Bonnie and Jeff ‘74 Van Burkleo Roger* and Kathlyn Vargas Vivian and Michael Varney Kimberly Vierstra ‘78 Nicole ‘90 and Shane Vincent Melissa and Rodger Virtue Pamela Matson and Peter ‘67 Vitousek Sharon and Roy ‘68 Vitousek Angela and Harry von Holt Ellen Loucks and Walter ‘70 Vorfeld * Deceased

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Alexander C. Waterhouse, Sr. Foundation Susan Welch Michelle and Frank Weyrick

HPA PARENTS

Lynn and Bill White

A N S W E R E D T HE C A L L A ND

Ceri and Robert Whitfield

RAISED A COMBINED $205,573,

Elizabeth and Scott ‘81 Whitman

W I T H 4 0 % PA R T I C IPAT I O N .

Cindy and Thomas ‘67 Whittemore Sydney and William Wiecking Charissa and Charles Wiggins Gina and Mark Willman Taffi and Daryl Wise Jodi and Michael Wise Priscilla ‘88 and David Witt Robert Witt Sachiko and Clifford Womack Gerald Wong ‘65 Sally and Allen Wooddell Maryalice ‘75 and Larry Woody Julie and Todd ‘79 Woosley Rebecca Worley ‘88 Mia Wright Midori Satoh and Shigeru Yamamoto Karen and Myron Yamasato Robin and Jonah ‘94 Yardley Marcia and William ‘64 Yardley Molly and Guy ‘72 Yogi Dahl and James Young Victoria Yu and Ramin Nikkhoo Caroline Hwang and Jonathan Zarley Katie and Steven ‘77 Zelko Zierk Family Foundation William Zucker Dorann Zuke

GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

We also extend sincere thanks to the individuals and organizations who contributed to specific programs and projects at HPA: Stephanie Ackerman

Stephanie and David Chaikin

Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle

Laurie and Walter ‘68 Ackerman III

Lauren and Robert Chancer

Joseph Gargiulo

Laurie and Samuel Ainslie

Peggy Yuan and Jason Chin

Lovelyn and Timothy Gilkey

Mary Jane and James Allison

Catherine ‘86 and Jonathan ‘86 Christensen

Karen and Natan Goore

Veronica Picanco and Paulo Henrique Angelim

Kyoko Tatematsu and Leland Chu

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Christine and Lyle Arafiles

Deborah and Brian Cohen

Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga

Judith and Stanley Colla

Atherton Family Foundation

County of Hawai’i

AmazonSmile Foundation

Janelle and Dean Au Shannon and Ryan Au Charito and John Balaam Andrea and Robert Barretto Cathy Marquez-Batacan and Ernest Batacan Maria-Stella and James Batol Marian and David Beck Patrice Belcher Melissa Pulling and Ross Berger Ari Bernstein ‘94 Kathleen ‘79 and Karl Boeger Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock Shelley Boswell and Michael ‘94 Shumate Dianne Boucher Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley Denise Brinker Balbi Brooks Brenda Brown Donna and Robert ‘76 Budway Lin and Harry Buscher Gail Byrne and Clarence Baber Brenda and David Camacho Julie Camarillo and Joseph Cootey Barbara and Charles Campbell Hannah ‘01 and Alex Candelario Annette Carrington-Jackson Jessica and Jonathan Carroll

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Brenda and Joshua Clark

Jo Anne and Phillip Conley Bridget ‘75 and John Cresto Barbara and William Davis Michelle and Daniel Devost Aleksandra and Petar Djurdjevic Michele and Frank Dominick Sarah and Jed ‘94 Ednie Sandra and Richard Ednie Riikka Raukola and Jussi Eerola John P. Ellbogen Foundation Leila Elling

Mary Emily and James ‘63 Greenwell Haili Investment Corporation Donald Hall Patricia and Howard Hall Derrick Hanano ‘92

Ninik Koerniawati Jamin Jeon Ah Na and Kwon Jeon Zoe and Scott Johnson Freya and Robert Jones

Anonymous

Beverly Kalani

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Kamuela Hardwoods

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Dorothy and Ronnie Kaneshiro

Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga

Kaunaoa Realty LLC

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Atherton Family Foundation

Amy and George Rhyneer

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Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock

Allison and Dan Rose

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Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley

Arlene and John Saffro

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First Hawaiian Bank

Raymond Scoufos

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Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle

Hideki Tomita

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Alaseba H. Gorham Trust

Lynn and Bill White

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Hawai‘i Community Foundation

Alicia Wills

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Jim Kennedy ’66

Patch, Zoe, and Deen Wong Family Fund

Rebecca Keliihoomalu Elizabeth Oden and Andrew Kelsey Jim Kennedy ‘66 Lisa Taniguchi and Bradon Kimura Christopher Kirkham

Nona Hasegawa ‘78 and Stew Cogan

Vera and John Kirkpatrick

Monica Hattoon-Green and Lawrence Green

Cling and Steve Kittell Deborah ‘85 and Stephen Klett

Hawai‘i Association of Independent Schools

Zaheva and David ‘94 Knowles

Hawai‘i Community Foundation Hawai‘i Performing Arts Festival Gray and Benjamin Henderson Stefanie Henderson Bettina and Jan Herre Yukie and Patrick Heymann

Allison and Chris Koepper Kohala Burger and Taco, LLC Kathrin and Adi Kohler Kristin and Christian ‘86 Kohler Julie and Wallace Kojima Tomomi and Hiroaki Komatsu

Mahilani and Jerry Hiatt

The Hiroaki, Elaine, & Lawrence Kono Foundation

Yvonne and Carl Everett

Margaret and Robert ‘66 Hind

Barbara Kopra

Magali Alaman and Jorge ‘84 Fernandez

Emily and Michael Hoover

The Korner Pocket Sports Bar & Grill

Kiera Horgan and Jonathan Grayson

Anahkahna, Inc.

Alaseba H. Gorham Trust

Stacey and William Houser

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Patricia and Chester Houston

Aigul Kozhamkulova and Sabyr Kozhamkulov

Michelle Ferron-Guppy and Mark Guppy

Elizabeth and John Hoxie

Deannalynne Evans

Terry and Michael Field First Hawaiian Bank Sundara ‘93 and Reed Fitz-Gerald Kimberly and Cleavant Flippin Judith Folk Andrew Fong Michael Fossey Muriel and Craig Fostvedt Diana and Daniel Fowler Genette Freeman Amber and Kenneth Garcia

HPM Building Supply Foundation Pio Humphreys Emelda Sanchez and Patrick Hurney Steve Hurwitz Alexandra ‘94 and James ‘03 Hustace Mollie and James Hustace Victor Hwang Lisa Debritto and Kazumasa Iida Rika and Daryl Inaba Lois and Jefferson Inman Soomi James

Special mahalo to those individuals and organizations whose 2017/18 cumulative giving for all purposes exceeded $10,000:

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The Myhrvold & Havranek Family Charitable Fund Will J. Reid Foundation

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

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Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Zierk Family Foundation

Woodson K. Woods

KTA Super Stores Kūki‘o Community Association Melissa and Neil Kuyper The Larsen Foundation Leah Lavin and Martin Ferrell Denise and Kyuwon Lee Jill Jones and Paul Lepik Melissa and Jan Levitan Yung-Jui Wu and Kun-Ming Lin Kimberly ‘83 and Michael Lincoln The Lobby Conference, LLC

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Malia and Kaluka Maiava

Linda and Bruce McPherson

Kamni and Rupert Maragh

Scott Meiklejohn

Paul Marlow

Heather and James ‘98 Melrose

Leslie and Richard Matsuda

Maile and Ken Melrose

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel

Patricia Menner-Fernandez and Stefan Menner

Stephanie and Doug McDowell Sonya and Michael McGinnis Fiona ‘89 and Robert McKendry Suzanne and Michael McKinney

Maria Miche Rosales and Flavio Miche-Sanail Samara and Thomas Mitchell Sharon Peterson and

Matthew James

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

We also extend sincere thanks to the individuals and organizations who contributed to specific programs and projects at HPA: Stephanie Ackerman

Stephanie and David Chaikin

Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle

Laurie and Walter ‘68 Ackerman III

Lauren and Robert Chancer

Joseph Gargiulo

Laurie and Samuel Ainslie

Peggy Yuan and Jason Chin

Lovelyn and Timothy Gilkey

Mary Jane and James Allison

Catherine ‘86 and Jonathan ‘86 Christensen

Karen and Natan Goore

Veronica Picanco and Paulo Henrique Angelim

Kyoko Tatematsu and Leland Chu

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Christine and Lyle Arafiles

Deborah and Brian Cohen

Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga

Judith and Stanley Colla

Atherton Family Foundation

County of Hawai’i

AmazonSmile Foundation

Janelle and Dean Au Shannon and Ryan Au Charito and John Balaam Andrea and Robert Barretto Cathy Marquez-Batacan and Ernest Batacan Maria-Stella and James Batol Marian and David Beck Patrice Belcher Melissa Pulling and Ross Berger Ari Bernstein ‘94 Kathleen ‘79 and Karl Boeger Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock Shelley Boswell and Michael ‘94 Shumate Dianne Boucher Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley Denise Brinker Balbi Brooks Brenda Brown Donna and Robert ‘76 Budway Lin and Harry Buscher Gail Byrne and Clarence Baber Brenda and David Camacho Julie Camarillo and Joseph Cootey Barbara and Charles Campbell Hannah ‘01 and Alex Candelario Annette Carrington-Jackson Jessica and Jonathan Carroll

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Brenda and Joshua Clark

Jo Anne and Phillip Conley Bridget ‘75 and John Cresto Barbara and William Davis Michelle and Daniel Devost Aleksandra and Petar Djurdjevic Michele and Frank Dominick Sarah and Jed ‘94 Ednie Sandra and Richard Ednie Riikka Raukola and Jussi Eerola John P. Ellbogen Foundation Leila Elling

Mary Emily and James ‘63 Greenwell Haili Investment Corporation Donald Hall Patricia and Howard Hall Derrick Hanano ‘92

Ninik Koerniawati Jamin Jeon Ah Na and Kwon Jeon Zoe and Scott Johnson Freya and Robert Jones

Anonymous

Beverly Kalani

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Kamuela Hardwoods

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Dorothy and Ronnie Kaneshiro

Justine Stamen Arrillaga and John Arrillaga

Kaunaoa Realty LLC

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Atherton Family Foundation

Amy and George Rhyneer

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Melanie Holt and Tim Bostock

Allison and Dan Rose

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Rachel and Scott ‘80 Bradley

Arlene and John Saffro

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First Hawaiian Bank

Raymond Scoufos

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Theresa and Benjy Garfinkle

Hideki Tomita

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Alaseba H. Gorham Trust

Lynn and Bill White

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Hawai‘i Community Foundation

Alicia Wills

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Jim Kennedy ’66

Patch, Zoe, and Deen Wong Family Fund

Rebecca Keliihoomalu Elizabeth Oden and Andrew Kelsey Jim Kennedy ‘66 Lisa Taniguchi and Bradon Kimura Christopher Kirkham

Nona Hasegawa ‘78 and Stew Cogan

Vera and John Kirkpatrick

Monica Hattoon-Green and Lawrence Green

Cling and Steve Kittell Deborah ‘85 and Stephen Klett

Hawai‘i Association of Independent Schools

Zaheva and David ‘94 Knowles

Hawai‘i Community Foundation Hawai‘i Performing Arts Festival Gray and Benjamin Henderson Stefanie Henderson Bettina and Jan Herre Yukie and Patrick Heymann

Allison and Chris Koepper Kohala Burger and Taco, LLC Kathrin and Adi Kohler Kristin and Christian ‘86 Kohler Julie and Wallace Kojima Tomomi and Hiroaki Komatsu

Mahilani and Jerry Hiatt

The Hiroaki, Elaine, & Lawrence Kono Foundation

Yvonne and Carl Everett

Margaret and Robert ‘66 Hind

Barbara Kopra

Magali Alaman and Jorge ‘84 Fernandez

Emily and Michael Hoover

The Korner Pocket Sports Bar & Grill

Kiera Horgan and Jonathan Grayson

Anahkahna, Inc.

Alaseba H. Gorham Trust

Stacey and William Houser

Katherine and Stephen Groves

Patricia and Chester Houston

Aigul Kozhamkulova and Sabyr Kozhamkulov

Michelle Ferron-Guppy and Mark Guppy

Elizabeth and John Hoxie

Deannalynne Evans

Terry and Michael Field First Hawaiian Bank Sundara ‘93 and Reed Fitz-Gerald Kimberly and Cleavant Flippin Judith Folk Andrew Fong Michael Fossey Muriel and Craig Fostvedt Diana and Daniel Fowler Genette Freeman Amber and Kenneth Garcia

HPM Building Supply Foundation Pio Humphreys Emelda Sanchez and Patrick Hurney Steve Hurwitz Alexandra ‘94 and James ‘03 Hustace Mollie and James Hustace Victor Hwang Lisa Debritto and Kazumasa Iida Rika and Daryl Inaba Lois and Jefferson Inman Soomi James

Special mahalo to those individuals and organizations whose 2017/18 cumulative giving for all purposes exceeded $10,000:

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The Myhrvold & Havranek Family Charitable Fund Will J. Reid Foundation

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

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Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Zierk Family Foundation

Woodson K. Woods

KTA Super Stores Kūki‘o Community Association Melissa and Neil Kuyper The Larsen Foundation Leah Lavin and Martin Ferrell Denise and Kyuwon Lee Jill Jones and Paul Lepik Melissa and Jan Levitan Yung-Jui Wu and Kun-Ming Lin Kimberly ‘83 and Michael Lincoln The Lobby Conference, LLC

Dawn and Duncan ‘62 MacNaughton

Cindy and Ronald McMackin

Malia and Kaluka Maiava

Linda and Bruce McPherson

Kamni and Rupert Maragh

Scott Meiklejohn

Paul Marlow

Heather and James ‘98 Melrose

Leslie and Richard Matsuda

Maile and Ken Melrose

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel

Patricia Menner-Fernandez and Stefan Menner

Stephanie and Doug McDowell Sonya and Michael McGinnis Fiona ‘89 and Robert McKendry Suzanne and Michael McKinney

Maria Miche Rosales and Flavio Miche-Sanail Samara and Thomas Mitchell Sharon Peterson and

Matthew James

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Gregory Mooers

Laura Rose

Judith Talbot Campos

Deanna ‘94 and Joern Mortensen

Sally and Bill Russ

Wailana Herbst and Jared Terpak

Susan Moss

Arlene and John Saffro

Michelle and Timothy Thomas

Anne Marie and Brendan Moynahan

Shawn and Miles Saito

Deborah and Stephen Thompson

Joan and Mike Moynahan

Motoko and Eiichi Sakakibara

Hideki Tomita

Peter Murphy

Lisa ‘00 and Waylon Salazar

Kaoru Tomita

John Mydock

Philip Sammer

Ellen and Joseph Torrence

The Myhrvold & Havranek Family Charitable Fund

Kelly and Richard Sandulli

Elizabeth Tranquilli and Dagan ‘97 Bernstein

Ronit Felszer ‘87 and Carlos Naibryf

Salvatore Satullo and Allen Yamashita

Judith-Ann and Kent Nakamaru

Janice Savage

Lisen and Desmond Twigg-Smith

Beth ‘87 Nakamaru Eberl and Chuck Eberl

Jon Savage

Rika and Tomohiko Ueno

Ha and Thanh Nguyen

Victoria and Jim Schneider

Joy and Kenneth Van Bergen

Scholarship America

Laurie and Jason Van Tassell

Sarah ‘98 and Aaron Schorn

Nicole ‘90 and Shane Vincent

JoAnn and Douglas Schulman

Angela and Harry von Holt

Raymond Scoufos

Waikoloa Vacation Rentals

Crystal and Gavin Sebastian

Linda and Alvin ‘65 Wakayama

Zulfiya and Fuad Serikova

Alexander C. Waterhouse, Sr. Foundation

Elizabeth ‘83 and Mark Noetzel Mary-Alice ‘74 and Bernard Nogues Chiaki and Junichi Nomaru Oregon Episcopal School Celeste and James Ornellas Noriko and David Ostrem Pa’ahana Enterprises, LLC Robyn ‘87 and Stephen Perry Stephanie and Cary Peterson Dana Petteys Barbara and Laurence Pimentel Rhonda Pollard Helen Chung and Ken Pon Katherine ‘81 and George ‘81 Purdy Quality Builders, Inc. Lisa ‘91 and Max Rabinowitz Ragnar Events LLC Amy and George Rhyneer Bonnie Rice ‘79 Pat and Marc Rice Jennifer and Jeffery ‘89 Richardson Andrea and Thomas Richmond Hilary Smith and Brian Riley Ian Robertson Leesa and Jay ‘82 Robertson Tami Rockholt Allison and Dan Rose

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Junko and Kyoichi Shirakawa Joan and Robert Shropshire Sharon Shutes Mary and Rod Siebert Frances and Roy Simperman

Tram Le and Tuan Truong

Dina Strittmatter and Fred Wawner

Robert Budway ’76

Mary Hennessy and Jean Webb Helen and Maurice Werdegar

Liza Maniquis-Smigel and David Smigel

Carolyn ‘79 and George ‘79 White Lynn and Bill White

Karla McDermid Smith and Robert Smith

Ceri and Robert Whitfield

Colleen and Frank Snyder

Alicia Wills

Crystal Souza-Pagano and Stephen Pagano Jill and Michael Spalding Brynly ‘94 and Aaron ‘95 Spielman Jennifer and Dennis Sponer Stifel Nicolaus Loida Icalla and Lance Sunahara Patricia and Stephen Tadaki Araikul Mamikova and Ibragim Tagashev

Laurie Ainslie John Arrillaga

Catherine and John Wheeler

Marina and Nikolay Sopidi

Scott Bradley ’80, Chair

Elizabeth Watson and Dan Joanisse

Barbara and Richard Slater

Sharon and Franz Solmssen

2017-18 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Sydney and William Wiecking Sandee and Lance Winston Jodi and Michael Wise

Michael Chun Taylor Easley ’91 Allison Holt Gendreau William Hancock Nona Hasegawa ’78 Rich Matsuda Cindy McMackin Gregory Mooers, Vice Chair

Deen Wong

Paul Nakayama

Patch, Zoe, and Deen Wong Family Fund

Samuel Pratt ’84

Woodson K. Woods Xiuzhong Zhao and Xintao Xia Maria Yamada ‘18 Pi lan Yang Dahl and James Young Dawn and David Zierk Zierk Family Foundation

William Pratt ’86 Michael Spalding ’66 Peter Vitousek ’67 Taffi Wise Robert Witt David Zierk

GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Gregory Mooers

Laura Rose

Judith Talbot Campos

Deanna ‘94 and Joern Mortensen

Sally and Bill Russ

Wailana Herbst and Jared Terpak

Susan Moss

Arlene and John Saffro

Michelle and Timothy Thomas

Anne Marie and Brendan Moynahan

Shawn and Miles Saito

Deborah and Stephen Thompson

Joan and Mike Moynahan

Motoko and Eiichi Sakakibara

Hideki Tomita

Peter Murphy

Lisa ‘00 and Waylon Salazar

Kaoru Tomita

John Mydock

Philip Sammer

Ellen and Joseph Torrence

The Myhrvold & Havranek Family Charitable Fund

Kelly and Richard Sandulli

Elizabeth Tranquilli and Dagan ‘97 Bernstein

Ronit Felszer ‘87 and Carlos Naibryf

Salvatore Satullo and Allen Yamashita

Judith-Ann and Kent Nakamaru

Janice Savage

Lisen and Desmond Twigg-Smith

Beth ‘87 Nakamaru Eberl and Chuck Eberl

Jon Savage

Rika and Tomohiko Ueno

Ha and Thanh Nguyen

Victoria and Jim Schneider

Joy and Kenneth Van Bergen

Scholarship America

Laurie and Jason Van Tassell

Sarah ‘98 and Aaron Schorn

Nicole ‘90 and Shane Vincent

JoAnn and Douglas Schulman

Angela and Harry von Holt

Raymond Scoufos

Waikoloa Vacation Rentals

Crystal and Gavin Sebastian

Linda and Alvin ‘65 Wakayama

Zulfiya and Fuad Serikova

Alexander C. Waterhouse, Sr. Foundation

Elizabeth ‘83 and Mark Noetzel Mary-Alice ‘74 and Bernard Nogues Chiaki and Junichi Nomaru Oregon Episcopal School Celeste and James Ornellas Noriko and David Ostrem Pa’ahana Enterprises, LLC Robyn ‘87 and Stephen Perry Stephanie and Cary Peterson Dana Petteys Barbara and Laurence Pimentel Rhonda Pollard Helen Chung and Ken Pon Katherine ‘81 and George ‘81 Purdy Quality Builders, Inc. Lisa ‘91 and Max Rabinowitz Ragnar Events LLC Amy and George Rhyneer Bonnie Rice ‘79 Pat and Marc Rice Jennifer and Jeffery ‘89 Richardson Andrea and Thomas Richmond Hilary Smith and Brian Riley Ian Robertson Leesa and Jay ‘82 Robertson Tami Rockholt Allison and Dan Rose

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Junko and Kyoichi Shirakawa Joan and Robert Shropshire Sharon Shutes Mary and Rod Siebert Frances and Roy Simperman

Tram Le and Tuan Truong

Dina Strittmatter and Fred Wawner

Robert Budway ’76

Mary Hennessy and Jean Webb Helen and Maurice Werdegar

Liza Maniquis-Smigel and David Smigel

Carolyn ‘79 and George ‘79 White Lynn and Bill White

Karla McDermid Smith and Robert Smith

Ceri and Robert Whitfield

Colleen and Frank Snyder

Alicia Wills

Crystal Souza-Pagano and Stephen Pagano Jill and Michael Spalding Brynly ‘94 and Aaron ‘95 Spielman Jennifer and Dennis Sponer Stifel Nicolaus Loida Icalla and Lance Sunahara Patricia and Stephen Tadaki Araikul Mamikova and Ibragim Tagashev

Laurie Ainslie John Arrillaga

Catherine and John Wheeler

Marina and Nikolay Sopidi

Scott Bradley ’80, Chair

Elizabeth Watson and Dan Joanisse

Barbara and Richard Slater

Sharon and Franz Solmssen

2017-18 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Sydney and William Wiecking Sandee and Lance Winston Jodi and Michael Wise

Michael Chun Taylor Easley ’91 Allison Holt Gendreau William Hancock Nona Hasegawa ’78 Rich Matsuda Cindy McMackin Gregory Mooers, Vice Chair

Deen Wong

Paul Nakayama

Patch, Zoe, and Deen Wong Family Fund

Samuel Pratt ’84

Woodson K. Woods Xiuzhong Zhao and Xintao Xia Maria Yamada ‘18 Pi lan Yang Dahl and James Young Dawn and David Zierk Zierk Family Foundation

William Pratt ’86 Michael Spalding ’66 Peter Vitousek ’67 Taffi Wise Robert Witt David Zierk

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