2012 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Here for You... Here for Our Community
Here for you‌
Here for our Community
The Y supports and empowers people and communities to learn, grow and thrive. With a focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Y nurtures the potential of every youth and teen, improves our State’s health and well-being and provides opportunities to give back and support neighbors. The Y is, and always will be, dedicated to building healthy, confident, connected and secure children, adults, families and communities. Every day our impact is felt when an individual makes a healthy choice, when a mentor inspires a child and when a community comes together for the common good.
OUR MISSION: The YMCA of Honolulu is a fellowship dedicated to
putting Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. THE YMCA OF HONOLULU IS A NONPROFIT 501(C)(3)
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20 12 a n n ual rep ort to t h e community
Leadership Report Dear YMCA Family and Friends, In 2012, we brought together an army of community leaders, volunteers, Y staff and administrators. The purpose was to reevaluate the direction in which we were heading—to create a new long term strategic plan. The 2013–2018 planning team looked at everything we did and why we did them, reaffirming many things and causing us to look anew at how we did others. The new plan reflects what the community sees as its most critical needs over the next five years. It addresses the development of youth and servant leadership, the needs of our growing senior population, health and nutrition and how we can assist others battling obesity and related chronic diseases. We updated our three areas of focus (youth development, healthy living and social responsibility) to meet the changing needs of today’s Hawaii and set operational priorities and operating principles. We also strengthened our partnerships with our donors, businesses and others throughout the community—with organizations such as the Hawaii Department of Education (DOE), Hawaii Department of Health (DOH), Pioneering Healthier Communities, Hawaii 5-2-1-0, Gear Up Hawaii, our military community, and the Hawaii Nutrition and Physical Activity Coalition (NPAC). Working with these organizations helped us to leverage our resources, extend our reach and deepen our impact within the community. It allowed us to strengthen and expand critically-needed Y programs and services for afterschool care, early childhood development, health, seniors and at-risk teens. More importantly, we brought people of all ages and backgrounds together to build a stronger community. It’s an important part of who we are and what we do.
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At the end of the day, they all point to one purpose: to build a strong, diverse, active and caring community. We do this by bringing out the very best in every single person we touch and who touches us. We often talk about addressing large social needs, reaching out geographically and generationally. But our real impact happens on a much more intimate level, where one volunteer brightens one day in the life of one senior, where one family’s bond is stabilized and cemented, where one person is inspired to take control of their health and loses 140 pounds, where one teen’s direction is altered for the better—for life. The Y makes a difference, one life at a time. The real story of the Y is a mosaic of all their wonderful and inspiring stories. We invite you to read about a few of them in our Annual Report. Here for you… here for our community. Mahalo nui loa,
Jim R. Yates
Michael F. Broderick
2012 BOARD CHAIR
PRESIDENT AND CEO
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Here When You Need Us The YMCA of Honolulu has been a part of the community for 143 years, serving the people of Hawai‘i. As the Islands went from a sleepy Pacific outpost to a modern cosmopolitan state, we grew up with Hawaii, our own rich history connected and woven into the very fabric of the community. As the needs of that community grew so did our vision—so much so that we were compelled to organize our services in a way that made us more efficient and effective.
It resulted in our three focus areas: Youth Development Healthy Living Social Responsibility They’re more than just organizing tools, but a way of reaching out to our community and touching them in ways that are meaningful and life changing—to be here when you need us. Here is a look back at how the Y was here for our Keiki, Families and Community in 2012…
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you t h d ev elop men t
Here For Our Keiki Nurturing and transforming our youth and preparing them to do well in school and in their future roles as responsible citizens and community leaders have been a big part of what we do at the Y. Our programs cultivate the values, skills and confidence that lead to positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement. Our A+ afterschool program expanded this year to touch the lives of 7,000 children in grades K–6 at 48 Hawai‘i State Department of Education schools across O‘ahu. In a recent survey, we earned high program ratings from 99% of our parents and 98% of our principals. Our Food and Fun program, developed by the Harvard School of Public Health which promotes healthy eating and exercise, also expanded to 27 elementary schools. Teen programs such as our Youth in Government (YIG) program expanded in 2012. Dormant in 2010 and 2011 after a 62-year history of enabling Hawai‘i’s youth to learn the inner workings and power of our State government, our YIG program was re-launched in 2012. Nearly 100 middle and high school students from schools across the Island gathered to create their own government, learn the art of parliamentary procedure, and draft, debate and vote into law their own bills. In 2012, the YMCA of Honolulu launched the pre-school readiness program Come…With Me!, at Kauluwela School and Mayor Wright Homes. Our Y was selected as one of 15 pilot sites across the nation to develop an early learning readiness program model for pre-school age children who are cared for at home by a family, friend or neighbor caregiver. The program is free and provides the caregivers and children with opportunities to play and learn together, supporting their role as first teachers for their young ones.
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ready to lear n As a busy mom raising four children, Vi Luta spent more time with them as a group than as individuals. She never had the one-on-one time she now has with her 2 ½ year old grandson, Roman (“Ro-Ro”). As Ro-Ro’s caregiver while his parents are at work, she found support from the Y’s Come… with Me! program. The program provided what Vi needed to help her grandson develop the confidence and skills vital for a great start at school. “I can see how much Ro-Ro has grown in this program with me. He’s so much more interactive, social, talks a lot more and even shares his toys. My playing with him, instead of just watching him, has made him more than ready for school.” – Vi Luta
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h e a lt hy l i ving
Here’s to Your Health! Living well means living in good health. The Y has long encouraged healthy living through fitness, sports, fun and social engagement for people of all ages. It begins at an early age with Y programs combatting childhood obesity and continues throughout life, with wellness in the workplace and through our golden years.
an intensive Weight Management and Behavior Change clinic
In 2012, we launched the pilot phase of a childhood obesity
Our Chronic Diseases Program for individuals suffering from
program in partnership with Kapi‘olani Medical Center for
illnesses continues to expand. This year, we launched the
Women and Children, called N.E.W. Kids, which stands for
GlucoFitClub offering people with diabetes or pre-diabetes a
nutrition, exercise and weight management. Targeted for
unique and fun way to improve their health, track their blood
severely to moderately obese children, the program begins with
sugar, and get fit.
administered by health professionals, and progresses to a family inclusive fitness and nutrition component at the Y. Initial results look promising with an attendance rate of 75% and improved health and fitness test scores by 15%. Our senior programs have also grown. Programs are designed specifically to fit the interests and unique abilities of seniors, to address their health and social needs and offer ways to engage them in the Y and the community at large.
And our Corporate Membership program has grown, offering businesses an easy and affordable way to keep their employees healthy and productive. Here’s to your health!
The “Over 90’s Club” at the Kaimuki Y boasts 16 active members over the age of 90 who stay active, healthy and connected through their aquatics, tai chi, circuit training programs and friendships with each other.
ABOVE: Tipping the scale at 300 pounds,
Ruby’s obesity led to diabetes, high blood pressure and respiratory and mobility problems. She learned how to swim, at age 60, at the Y, changed her diet and lost 140 pounds!
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partnerships in health Paul Ni‘ibu had gained more than 50 pounds over the years. So when his company, Oceanic Time Warner Cable of Hawaii, expanded its YMCA Corporate Membership program in 2012 to include onsite Y fitness classes, he literally jumped at the chance to enroll in the Y’s weekly Zumba and yoga classes after work. “The convenience and fun of the Zumba classes really gave me the incentive and push I needed to get serious about getting healthy and losing weight,” says Paul, a direct sales representative for Oceanic. Paul still has the Oceanic ID photo of himself when he weighed 240 pounds. He’s now down to a svelte 171 pounds.
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s o ci a l r es ponsibil it y
Here for Others The need to give back to the community is a strong desire in all of us. The Y understands both the individual need and the correspondent community need it fulfills. It’s why we work hard to nurture volunteerism and philanthropy in individuals and to partner with other businesses and community organizations to provide opportunities to create more of these win-win outcomes. Our 2012 Strong Communities Annual Support Campaign brought together thousands of volunteers who raised $1,012,000 to assist those who cannot afford but need our services. Monies raised provided financial assistance for Y memberships, youth programs and camp that helps thousands to be a part of the Y regardless of financial circumstances. Our partnerships with government, business and community organizations allowed us to offer programs like our At Risk Teen programs which provided guidance for more than 4,000 troubled teens in drop out, gang involvement and drug/alcohol prevention programs in 22 school sites across O‘ahu.
TOP RIGHT: More than 4,000
attended the 4th Annual YMCA Healthy Kids Day at the Bishop Museum showcasing healthy activities for the whole family!
The YMCA of Honolulu partnered with the National Park Service and Pacific Historic Parks to help share the historical significance of December 7th and Pearl Harbor with 6,000-plus school-age children across Hawaii with a simultaneous reading aloud program.
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Working with business and community partners, the Y again hosted the popular YMCA Healthy Kids Day at Bishop Museum enabling thousands of kids and families to enjoy a day learning about ways to become healthier. Partnering with the National Park Service, Pacific Historic Parks and DOE afterschool care, we offered a first ever statewide reading aloud event for thousands of children across the state. We are proud of these affiliations that allow thousands more to have a Y experience.
h ead ing in t h e right di r ecti on At 13, Alvin was already heading in the wrong direction. Failing in school, suspended and heading down the wrong path, Alvin was assigned to a Y schoolbased counselor who helped him shore up his grades and get on track. In high school, the Y was there again when Alvin got into trouble and this time, he started going to the Kalihi Y’s Teen Center Program, Ho‘okupa‘a. Ho‘okupa‘a is a free after school program for teens funded by donations. There Alvin found a sober place that was safe, comfortable and nurturing—a haven that he respects and where he finds respect. And that has put him on a much different path… one with hope, one with a future.
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Finding Joy in Giving Back
The YMCA of Honolulu was recognized by Pacific Business News in 2012 as a finalist for the Cades Schutte Foundation Nonprofit Leadership award, which honors excellence in Hawaii’s businesses. The YMCA of Honolulu was recognized as an outstanding nonprofit for its work in building stronger communities through youth and health focused programs. YMCA of Honolulu President and CEO, Michael Broderick, proudly accepted the award on behalf of the thousands of Y staff and volunteers.
Our nearly 4,000 volunteers serve their communities throughout the state in all capacities and levels of Y activities, keeping our keiki safe, our seniors engaged, and all of us healthy.
Tommy Amina has been a volunteer tai chi instructor at the Nu’uanu YMCA for many years teaching hundreds of eager students and instructors. Tommy’s students are motivated by his passion for teaching, his endless patience and willingness to volunteer at the Y and throughout the community. His classes keep them healthy, flexible and energized!
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On October 19, we held our first Volunteer Recognition Luncheon to honor and acknowledge our hard working volunteers for their contributions to the Y. We are fortunate to have many dedicated people who give their time and energy to improve the lives of the tens of thousands of individuals who walk through our doors each day!
volu nt e e rs w i t h a mi s s i on “Aunty” Carolee Nishi has been at the Nuuanu YMCA seven days a week as a full-time volunteer for the Nu’uanu Y’s Hawaiian Studies Program since 1968. She credits the success of the program to a dedicated hui of 22 volunteers. Some are parents, some are retired school teachers and others are Hawaiian cultural specialists—all share a common bond of a willingness to share without recognition or compensation, “Our students learn not only to dance and sing but to respect their community and elders while learning to treasure themselves for what they can give and not receive. E mau ana e ‘ike ia ka mea nui.... Continuing to focus on the things that matter.” - Aunty Carolee
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The YMCA provided the following for O‘ahu communities:
1,400
FULL AND PART TIME Y STAFF
2 out of 10
MEMBERS RECEIVE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
143
The number of years the YMCA of Honolulu has been serving Hawaii’s residents.
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118,000 men, women and children were helped by a Y program or service.
1 out of 5
YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT DELEGATES RECEIVED A PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP.
160
Military kids who had a parent deployed enjoyed a free week of camp.
$1,336,000 Dollars in financial assistance, scholarships and program subsidies distributed to families in need who were unable to afford Y programs.
7,000 CHILDREN
were kept safe and thriving in Y A+ After School Programs.
$1,012,000 was raised through the 2012 Strong Communities Annual Support Campaign.
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Heritage Club 2012 The Heritage Club is a group of generous donors committed to ensuring the continued influence of the YMCA on future generations of youth and families through planned gifts to the YMCA Endowment. If you are interested in joining the Heritage Club, please contact Kerri Van Duyne, Vice President of Development, at 808-541-5473 or by email at kvanduyne@ymcahonolulu.org.
Peter and Eri Ackman
Nora and Harry Kurosu
Steven T. and Kathleen Takaki
Robert and Velma Akinaka
Wyman W.C. Lai
Daniel and Ethel Takamatsu
Donald and Susan Anderson
Thomas K. Lalakea
Samuel T. Tanimoto
Dawn Aull
Harry K. Lee
Ronald Tobara
Franklin Belding
David C. and Pam Livingston
Roy and Victoria Tokujo
Deloris Brain
Fenton and Betty Lum
Sabrina Toma and Cedric Akau
Sandra K. Chang
Samuel Luna
James T. and Doris Tomita
Richard Ching
Margie Maket
Arles Tooker
Howard Chong
John Marshall
Theodore S. Trimmer
Geraldine Choy
Clive Ushijima
Mark Chun
Robert K. Masuda and Jane E. Sherwood
Philip Chun
Stanford and Doretta Masui
Calvin and Ruth Wakai
Kyung Sun Chung
Rodney and Lena Matsumoto
Edgar Williams
Henry B. Clark, Jr. and Charlotte Clark
Osamu Matsuzawa
Cynthia Winegar
Dorothy Miyashiro
Randall Winn
Fred K. Cordes
Michael Nakao
John Wong
Dorothy B. Anderson Perpetual Charitable Trust
Lorynn Neser
Stephen C.L. and Susan Wong
John Norden
Esther Dye
August Yee
Barb Okabayashi
Monte Elias
John Young
Mary Olsen
Dennis Enomoto
Alan M. and JoAnn Oshima
Albert Evensen
Henry Rice
Earl H. Fujii
Larry and Patricia Rodriguez
Al Gima
Liane Sakai
Alice Ching Goldsmith
Melvin Sakuma
Sandra Joy Goldsmith
Philip Sammer
Anthony H. and Maria Helena Good
Michael Sen
James and Rosalind A. Hamby
Raymond W.L. and Phyllis Seto
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
John Stallman
Audrey and Steven Hidano
James Sylvester
Nelson M. Higa Charles Holt Kenneth Hoo Gilbert Horita Roy Imai Brad and Sharon Ishida Mildred Kam Kent and Elizabeth Keith Rose C. Kim Guy Kirkman Paul Kuromoto
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William and Agnes Suzuki Nancy N. and Stuart N. Taba
Helen Ushijima
Program Service Fees 53.5%
Membership Fees 26.3%
2012 FINANCIAL INFORMATION (FIGURES ARE UNAUDITED)
DECEMBER 31— ALL FUNDS
Government Grants 11.6%
Other Income 3.7%
Contributions and Bequests 5.0%
OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT
2012
Program service fees $ 14,162,200 Membership fees 6,958,800 Government grants 3,072,000 Contributions and bequests 1,313,200 Other income 967,200 Total revenue and support
$ 26,473,400
Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,157,200 Accounts receivable, net 953,600 Pledges receivable, net 13,900 Prepaid expenses 266,000 Inventory 23,700 Investments 8,938,700 Land, buildings, and equipment 33,140,900 Total assets
$ 46,494,000
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 1,624,700 Deferred revenues 1,605,000 Debt — Other liabilities 378,600 Total liabilities
Youth Development 38%
Healthy Living 33%
3,608,300
Total net assets 42,885,700 Total liabilities and net assets
Fundraising 2%
2012
$ 46,494,000
Social Responsibility 18% Management and General 9%
OPERATING EXPENSES
2012
Youth Development $ 9,893,000 Healthy Living 8,677,200 Social Responsibility 4,745,800 Management and general 2,240,500 Fundraising 384,000 Total expenses
$ 25,940,500
Net Mission Reinvestment
$
532,900
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y m ca o f hon olu lu
2012 Donors The List of Donors covers January 1–December 31, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if you find an error, please accept our apology and notify us at 808-541-5483 so we may correct our records immediately.
$10,000 +
$5,000 – $9,999
$2,500 – $4,999
Anonymous
Acme Vending Corporation
AON
Alice E. Davis Trust Estate
AlohaCare
Gregory Apa
Aloha United Way
Donald and Susan Anderson
Patrick Brent
Ameron Hawaii AT&T
Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation
Michael F. Broderick and Maile T. Meyer
Atherton Family Foundation
Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
Larry H. and Taehee Bush
City Mill Company, Ltd./ Chung Kun Ai Foundation
Central Pacific Bank Foundation
Dorothy B. Anderson Perpetual Charitable Trust
City Mill Company, Ltd./ David C. Ai Charitable Trust
Ewa Beach Community Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Cooke Foundation, Limited
HMSA
Engineering Services Corporation
ACES
Friends Of Hawaii Charities, Inc.
Hui O Na Wahine
Action Realty Corp.
George N. Wilcox Trust
Island Insurance Foundation
Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP
David M. and Colleen Haig
Michael K. and Gail Kawaharada
Wayne Y. and Laurie Hamano
Robert and Velma Akinaka
Hawaii Appleseed for Law and Economic Justice
Kiewit Companies Foundation
Hawaii Law Enforcement Association
Alakai Vending Corp
Healthways, Inc.
Lin & Ella Wong Foundation, Inc.
HawaiiGas
HEI Charitable Foundation/ Hawaiian Electric Company
Mamoru and Aiko Takitani Foundation, Inc.
ALM Management Services LLC/ Ala Moana Hotel
Henry and Colene Wong Foundation
Nadao and Mieko Yoshinaga Foundation
HMSA Foundation Kaiser Permanente
Navy League of the United States, Inc.
Peter Koziol
NCF Industries, Inc
Adrian Keohokalole
Mosher Galt Foundation/ Dawn Aull
Oceanic Time Warner Cable
Kyoya Hotels & Resorts, LP
Liane Sakai
Local Union 1186 IBEW
Alan and Priscilla Nagao
Keith M. and Lisa Sakamoto
Roger McCawley
National Parkinson Foundation Hawaii
TriWest Healthcare Alliance
Mid Pac Petroleum, LLC
United Assn Of Plumbers and Fitters, Local 675
Joan Namkoong
UnitedHealthcare Services, Inc.
Karla and Vic Redding
Waipahu Community Association
Bill and Trudy Stone The Safeway Foundation
Schuler Family Foundation
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Servco Foundation
Dr. Philip Wright
Bryce Uyehara
Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Pettus Foundation Precor USA
John and Yvonne King
Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman Foundation
Hui O Wahine Spouses Club
Benjamin K. and Momi Akana
Alexander & Baldwin Foundation
Aloha Petroleum, Ltd.
Jean & William K. H. Mau Foundation
Roy and Charlotte Arakaki
Kalihi Y’s Men’s & Women’s Club
Armstrong Foundation
Joseph B. Popp
SystemMetrics Corporation Tony Group Walmart Foundation
Waipahu Community Foundation
Ward Research Inc
Sue and Walter Wild
Jim and Deanna Yates
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Anonymous
Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation
Doris and James T. Tomita
Y-USA (YMCA of the USA)
$1,000 – $2,499
Xerox Hawaii
American Carpet One Foundation Helene Arata Armstrong Produce Frank Atherton Ronnie Baluca Mary Ann Barngrover Jamie S. Bennett William A. Bonnet William Brizee Doug Buhr Diana-Lee Bunney Erlinda Cachola Cameron Foundation Barbara Cargill Castle Medical Center Chevron Hawaii Michael and Joyce Ching Leburta Chock-Kanno Albert Rick Chong Craig and Sandy Chong
Geraldine Choy
Hawaii Operating Engineers Industry
Jessica Leong
Michael and Judy Pietsch
Marion Liu
Pitluck Kido Stone & Aipa, LLP
Henry B. Clark, Jr. and Charlotte Clark
Hawaiian Electric Company
Lum Yip Kee Ltd.
David and Marya Poore
Hawaiian Host, Inc.
Mandy MacMahan
Power Transmission Services, Inc.
Alice Clay
HEMIC
Charlotte A. and Bert Malott
Donna and Sam Prather
Club Asoka
Carl P. Hennrich and Alice Kuo-Hennrich
Robert K. Masuda and Jane E. Sherwood
Dr. Virginia Pressler and Andy Fisher
Hickam Officers Spouses Club
Rodney and Lena Matsumoto
Ralph S. Inouye Co., Ltd.
Herb and Nancy Conley
Bonnie Hilory
Maui Laminates, Inc.
Cox Media Group
Michael K. Hirai
Max Limited
Randolph H. Murayama & Assoc., Inc.
Ronald and Roberta Cox
HNTB Corporation
MCAS Chapel Fund
Tom and Joan-e Rapine
Robert Creps and Debra Pfaltzgraff
Francis Hogan
Meadow Gold Dairies
RCO Hawaii LLC
Earl Hunter
Bettina Mehnert
Redwoods Group Foundation
Mike and Becca Dailey
Noa and Dina Hussey
MIS Veterans of HI Post 110
Henry Rice
Danny Kaleikini Foundation
Imanaka Kudo and Fujimoto LLC
Jean Riederer
Dealer Assurance Group, LLC
Amy Miyamoto
Dominic Inocelda
Riggs Distributing, Inc.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Dee Dee Miyashiro
Robert K. and Rachelle Iopa Brad and Sharon Ishida
Mokuyo Gosan Kai-Thursday Lunch Club
Thomas and Susan Risse
Christopher Dods Walter Dods
Brian Ishikawa
Michael and Lisa Doss
Jhamandas Watumull Fund
(Ret.) Chief Justice Ronald and Stella Moon
Alice and Rob Roberts/ Mermaids Hawaii
Dr. Arthur and Bonnie Ennis Foundation
Timothy E. and Robyn Johns
Kent D. Morihara
Larry and Patricia Rodriguez
Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation
Movie Museum Inc.
Joan Rohlfing
Dr. Daniel and Amy S. Murai
Andrea Russell
Archie and May Murakami
Russell and Dale Saiki
Dennis Enomoto
JTB Cultural Exchange Corporation
Debra Nielsen
Philip Sammer
Shirley Estes
JTB Hawaii, Inc.
Sterling Nii
Ian Santee
Renato and Maria A. Etrata
KAI Hawaii, Inc.
Nippon Golden Network
Denise Sasaki
First Hawaiian Bank
Susie Kama & Thomas Popovich
Eleanor Nordyke
Harry and Susie Saunders
First Hawaiian Bank Dealer Center Division
Maile and Norman Kanemaru
William A. Olson
John and Carmen M Scelsa
Kaneohe Officers’ Spouses’ Club
First Insurance Company of Hawaii Charitable Foundation
Richard Ornellas
Schwab Charitable Fund
Melvin Kaneshige
Alan M. and JoAnn Oshima
Gerald Y. and Fay N. Sekiya
FORESIGHT Leadership LLC
Charles and Faye Kaneshiro
Palekana Permits, LLC
Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc.
George and Laura Kaneshiro
Parker, Inc. Round Table Pizza Kailua
Sheet Metal Workers Local 293
Anthony Pfaltzgraff and Charlene Young
Michael and Karen Street
Dr. Michael and Bina Chun
C. Kent Coarsey and Reverend Amy Wake
Esther Dye Paul Edwards
Earl J. Freitas Gentry Homes, LTD.
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children
Grace Bible Church Pearlside
Katrena Kennedy
Grace Pacific Corporation
Kiewit Building Group, Inc.
Gregory and Lucia Leong Foundation, Inc.
Wes S. Kimura
Rosalind and James Hamby
Roy Kobatake
Dr. William Haning III Jeffrey S. Harris and Sandi Chun Haseko Development, Inc. Deanne L. Haugaard Hawaii Bowl Foundation Hawaii Care & Cleaning, Inc. Hawaii Dental Service Hawaii Fire Fighters Association Hawaii Hotel Industry Foundation Hawaii Information Consortium
Robert Half International Inc.
Skydiving School, Inc David and Carol Striph
Michael Kita Eddie Koga Kona Brewery LLC Minnie Kosasa KPMG, LLP Anton Krucky Marie Kumabe Morris Kunita Dr. Dennis and Judith Kuwabara Walter and Shirley Laskey Lend Lease (US) Community Fund
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Sukamto Foundation, Inc.
Cheri Anderson
Commercial Sheetmetal Co.
Dr. Ernestine Enomoto
Akira and Martha Suzuki
Albert Apo
Noelle Condon
Enviroquest, Inc.
Diane and Edwin Tabangay
Apollo Group, Inc.
Controlpoint Surveying, Inc.
Toni Fasi
Craig M. Takahashi
Patricia Arakaki
Maureen Coogan
Fastlube, Inc.
Daniel and Ethel Takamatsu
Terrance Arashiro
Cost Engineering of Hawaii, Inc.
Leon F. and Heather Florendo
Guy and Lorraine Tamashiro
Jeff Arce
Dustin Coupal
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
Tesoro Hawaii Corporation
Armstrong Building Maintenance
FOPCO, Inc.
The James and Juanita C. Wo Foundation
David and Michiko Asanuma
Covaylence Communication Solutions, Inc.
Gary Augustin
Crestek Cleaning Center, Inc.
Joseph and Alice R. Freitas
The Queen’s Medical Center
Bank of Hawaii-Kailua Branch
Robert Cushnie
Fresh Leadership, LLC
The Sgan Family Charitable Fund
Richard Barrett
Henry Cusick
Bob and Cindy Fricke
Keola and Alissa Taniguchi
Eric Bautista
Bryson Dang
Doris Fuchikami
Joyce and Stephen R. Timpson
Edward Beal
Caroline and Derrick A. Dang
Terri Fujii
James C. Tollefson
Faye Belyeu
Jeffrey Deer
Samuel T. Fujikawa
Troy and Naoko Tomita
Carl Bendas
Aileen and Howard Deese
Benjamin T. Fujimoto
UHA
Benefit Plan Solutions, Inc
David and Charmayne Del Rosario
Ranold I. Fujioka
Helen Ushijima
Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation
Ronald T. Fujiwara
Alex Uyeda
Bergen County United Way Charitable Flex Fund
Kerri B. and John Van Duyne
Big City Diner Waipio, LLC
Ben Q. Diones
Andrew and Arianne VanDerWege
Matthew Bittick
Amber Doig
David VanDerWege
Richard Blangiardi
Shin Domen
Waikiki Network Vacation Rentals
Willem Blees
William and Patricia Domingo
Jaidev and Julie Trees Watumull
Lee and Beverly Bordenave
Don Maintenance, Inc.
Walter and Sue Wild
Boutiki
Lance and Marcy Wilhelm
Gale Braceros
Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art
Wilson Okamoto Corporation
Demetrius Brandon
Robert Witt
Elizabeth and David Bremer
Kiman and Brenda Wong
Mary Beth Brenner
Wendi Woodstrup
Antoinette G. Brown
Jodi Shin and Dean Yamamoto
Chad and Stephanie Buck
Steven Yamamoto
Nani Burgess
Dion Yasui
H. William and Sandra Burgess
Anthony and Kaori Yee
George Burnett
August Yee
John Carpenter
Luke Yeh
Cedar Assembly of God
Yogi Kwong Engineers, LLC
Central Building Co. Ltd
Thomas Zimmerman
Central Pacific Bank
Zippys Inc.
Melissa H.J. Chang Warren and Kathleen Chee
$250 – $999
Theodore Chock
Anonymous
Ananda Chou
Anne Abaya
Charles and Lauren Chou
Reggie Acosta
Jeanne Chun Turano
ADR Hawaii, Inc
Calvert Chun
Paula Akana Guanzon and Robert Guanzon
Mark Chun
Betty-Ann Akana
Duke H. Chung Jr
Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.
Clinton and Suzy Churchill
Earle Alexander III
Club Beyond
Alii Flooring, Inc.
Shawn Coleman
Thomas Allen
Franco Coluccio
Aloha State Services, LTD.
Commercial Roofing & Waterproofing
American Business Marketing
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Randall Chun
William Downard Hunter Downs Anne Marie and Jim Duca Julia Duncan Adelia and Stephen Dung Tiffany Eason Karen Ebato Earlyn and Clifford Ebesu-Mosher Electech Hawaii, Inc. Dave Endo
Lynette Frazier
Reid Fukumoto Gajimarukai Jaclyn Garringer GE Foundation M. Victor Geminiani Sean and Melissa Ginella Girl Scout Troop 96 Global Challenge Program Anthony H. and Maria Helena Good Glenn E. Goya Charisse Goza Adelbert Green Griffith Consulting Group Group Pacific (Hawaii), Inc. William Hahn Peter J. and Nancy H. Haines Sidney and Karen Hamada
Gordon “Chip” Hammond
James Campbell Company, LLC
Helping Hands
Jesus Reigns Ministries, Inc USA
Mufi Hannemann
Carla and Albert Joaquin
Breene Harimoto
John Loomis YMCA Fund
Bettye Jo and Ernest Harris
Ronald Jones
Hartley & McGehee
Journal Graphics/Phil Bridge
Lynnelle Hasegawa and Rod Shinno
Keahi Kaawa
Constance A. Hastert
Kaimiloa Elementary
Garrett Hatakenaka
Kalihi Business Association
Hawaiian Cement
James Kanae
Hawaiian Insurance & Guaranty Company
James N. and Gladys S. Kanehira
Hawaiian Telcom
Marion Kaneshiro
Garrett and Nancy Hayashi Blaine Hedani David Heenan Josh and Courtney Heimowitz Darlene and James Hein Francisco Hernandez Bonnie Hershberg Karl Heyer IV Audrey and Steven Hidano Nelson M. Higa Wendy K. Higa John Higham Garrick Higuchi David Hirashiki Martin Hirsch Patrick Hodai Todd J. Hoida Bruce Holmberg Randall Hong Ann and Daniel Horiuchi Grace M. and Robert K.Y. Hu IBM Corporation Janet Ignacio Dennis Ihara Ikeda & Wong, CPA, Inc. Valarie Ikemori Ilima Hotel In+Form Design, Inc. Cassidy Inamasu Marshall Ingraham Kathryn Inkinen Insynergy Engineering, Inc. Dennis and Patsy Irie Ironworkers Union Local 625 Dr. Kathy Ishimoto Brian Isobe
Joyce Kagawa
Harry Kaneshiro Terrance Karels Ted Kashiwamura Jane H. Katayama Kevin Katsura Sue Ann Kauanui Nolan and Donna Kawano Dwight Kawata Brian Kealoha Mary and William Keegan Mindy Kensler Bob Kern Key Asylum Corp Charlene and Timothy Kim Lawrence Kim Peter Kim Karen Kimbrell Miles P. Kimhan King & Neel Inc Cynthia Kitagawa Norman Y. Kitazaki Barbara and Rick Klemm Andrew Kluger Edwin Kobashigawa Wayne K. and Ann Kodama Kimberly and Regan Koide Steve and Donna R. Kranz Kua‘aina Sandwich Shop Dexter Kubota Alexander and Alice Kufel Neal Kugiya Sunshine and Alika Kuhia Smith Harry and Pauline Kunimune Kusao & Kurahashi, Inc. Thomas and Bianca Kusatsu Robert K. Kuwahara
Lori Iwata
Larry & Beatrice Ching Foundation
Melissa Jackson
Pam Larson
Jamba Juice
Toni and Stephen Lathrop-Lee
Locations Foundation
David I. Lau
John R. Loggins
Michael H. and Carol Lau Richard K.Y. Lau
Stanley Luke and Lorraine Lunow-Luke
Susan M. Lau
Fenton and Betty Lum
Hartwell Lee Loy
Victoria Lyman
Greg and Iris Lee
Edgar Russel Lynch
Lorraine and Benjamin Leslie
Joseph and Mariko Lyons
Lex Brodie’s Tire Company
M. Matsumoto Store, Inc
Pamela G. and Don Lichty
Aaron MacDougall
Levani Lipton
Miche MacMahan
David C. and Pam Livingston
Maemae School PTSA
Michael Livingston and AJ Howell Livingston
Anne Mahi
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Margie Maket
Mary Ellen Nordyke-Grace and Robert A. Grace
Schneider Tanaka Radovich Andrew & Tanaka, LLC
Karen and C. Michael Street
Marian’s Island-Wide Catering Marsh USA Inc.
Joseph and Alice Nunogawa
Donald and Edna Scott
Candy Suiso
John Marshall
Nuuanu Y’s Men’s Club
Betty Jean Seguin
Janice Marsters
Linda Oba
John I. Seth
Supply Corps Association of Hawaii
Marsha J. Marumoto and Brian J. Pactol
Wayne and Phyllis Ogasawara
Michael Shibata
Esther Suzuki
Yasuo Ogawa
Stephanie and Justin Shim
Marcia Taira
Stanford and Doretta Masui
Barbara Ann Shirley
Terry T. and Eleanor Taira
Dan Matsumoto
Harold H. Ohata and Dr. Yoshie Takagi
Derrick Shiroma
Jill Takaezu-Harper
Maui Divers of Hawaii, Ltd.
Ronald and Janet Oi
Donna Shiroma
Lance Takahashi
James Mayonado
Ronnie Okazaki
Janet Shiroma and Ryan Shiroma
Steven T. and Kathleen Takaki
Jo Ann and Jack McCarthy
Ron Okimoto
Harry and Anne Siegmund
Matthew D.R. Takamine
Kathleen McGlinn
Erin Okuno
Winifred Simmons
Masa (Wallace) Takayesu
Peter Meagher
Phyllis Oliver
Gary B. Simon
Nelson Takenaka
Karl Mench
Beryl Ono Stapleton
Clifford Smith
Jan and Ben Tamura
Menehunes YMC
Ontai-LaGrange And Associates
Soderholm Sales & Leasing
Jean and Carl Tanaka
Merck Partnership for Giving
Walter and Dorothy Osakoda
Steven Sofos
Wendy and Eric Taramasco
Patricia Merideth
Ronald Ota
SSFM International, Inc.
Glenn Tarumoto
Metropolitan Y’s Mens District Council
Thomas M. Otake
Robert Stivers-Apiki
Raymond Teruya
James Ouchi
Richard Stockton
The Business Journals
Justin Mew
Pacific Resource Partnership
Michael J. Hulser, Inc.
Stephanie Pahia
Karen Miller
Paramount Fitness Corp
Shirley and Albert Minn
Corey and Jan Park
Caroline T. Miura
Hoyt Parker
Wynn Miyamoto
Monty K. Pereira
Eric and Cora Miyasaki
Nancy Pettiford
MK Engineers, Ltd.
Grant Phillips
MK Equipment
David Pietsch
Kilo Moa
Vanessa Poon
Susan Moniz
Deborah Pope
Kenneth and Barbara Montgomery
Daniel Port and Ann H Takenaka
Albert Morgan
Praesidium, Inc.
Patrick Mori
Price, Okamoto, Himeno & Lum
Joanne Mow
Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Duk Hee and Richard Murabayashi
Poseiden Properties, Inc.
Florence Puana
Mark Murakami
PVT Land Co Ltd
Mark T. Muranaka
Susan Rapine
Sanford and Frances Murata Nagamine Okawa Engineers, Inc.
Renissance Charitable Foundation Inc.
Leroy and Elaine M. Nagasako
RHS Lee, Inc.
William Nagle
Dane Robertson
Scott Nahme
Rolloffs Hawaii, LLC
Nelson K. Nakagawa
Ron’s Construction Corporation
Vernon Y. and Edy Nakamura
Rotary Club Of Waikiki
Sheryl Nicholson
Michael Sakai
Helen Nip
Kevin Sakamoto
Gary Nishikawa
Bert Sakuda
Kent Nishimura
Stephanie Sakurai
Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.
Michael Sawai
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Frances Stuart
The Cades Foundation
Patrick and Lynette Uchigakiuchi
Windward Y’s Service Club
Howard Yoshiura
The Triangle Club Of Hawaii
Uezu Enterprises, Inc.
Michael Wing
Eric S.T. Young
Sandra Theunick
United Public Workers
Paulette and Robert Wo
Joel Yuen
THINK LLC
Unitek Insulation, Inc.
Gerald, Ann & Keven Wong
Omar Zaldana
Winnie R. Thomas
Barry and Florence Utsumi
Bertram Wong
Michelle Zippay
Thurston Pacific, Inc.
Stacey and Sunia Utu
Kendric Wong
Robert Kiha Tirrell
Donald and Rosamund Van Duyne
Lisa C. Wong
Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc
Victoria Ward, Ltd.
Sally & Willie Wong
Peggy Tobaru
Vietnam Veterans of America
Stephen C.L. and Susan Wong
Richard Tobin
Dallas Walker
Mavis Yamada
Franklin Tokioka
Wesley Waniya
Jean Yamaguchi
Randall S. Tom
Arden B. Warren
Raymond Yamasaki
Kirk S. Tomita
Watanabe Ing LLP
Fred Yamashiro
Sharon Tomita
Evan and Cristina Watarida
Andrew and Lauren Yee
Robert L.P. and Geraldine Gaye Tong
Susan Wehrman
Terrence Yeh
Kathryn Weldon
Deeann Eiko Yorimoto
Jennifer and Richard Townsend
John Whalen
Sandra Yorong
Yoshi Tsukayama
Richard Wheelock
Keith Yoshida
Wendy Tupper
George Wilson
Vernon Yoshida
Hollace Turl
Kathleen Wilson
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Tribute Gifts 2012 The List of Tribute Gifts covers January 1–December 31, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if you find an error, please accept our apology and notify us at 808-541-5483 so we may correct our records immediately.
Honor Gifts:
Memorial Gifts:
Gary Chang
These gifts pay tribute to the individuals for whom a donation has been made.
A memorial gift is a beautiful testament to the life of a loved one. In 2012, the following contributions were received in tribute.
Darlene Chee
In Honor of August Yee Duane Yee
Sachiko T. Chun Alison Colby Lily Bloom Domingo
In Memory of Anthony Chang
Carol Emerson
Leburta Chock-Kanno
Marjorie Enseki Audrey Enseki-Tom
In Memory of Bill Maket
Peter C. K. Fong
Margie Maket
Celia Y. Fujkami Evelyn L. Fukumae
In Memory of Calvin K. Arata
Harold Furukawa
Helene Arata
Frank and Doris Go
In Honor of Janet Shaw Alice and Rob Roberts / Mermaids Hawaii
Susan F. Griffin
In Memory of Dr. Herbert Kobayashi
Renee Guillermo
Joni Gross
Naomi Hayakawa
In Honor of Lisa Wong Bergen County United Way Charitable Flex Fund
Stanley M. Chow
Rachael Hagner
In Honor of Gary Yoshida Jane H. Katayama
Pamela Chow Philip Chun
In Honor of Charlee Malott Larry H. and Taehee Bush
Helen H. Chow
In Memory of Akana Ma
In Honor of Aunty Carolee Tai Yau and Norah Chung
Roxanne Chinn
Stacey and Joann Hendrickson
In Memory of Dr. Phil Lee
Steve Hisaka
Sue Oshita
Sharon Ige Louise K. Ing
In Honor of Leah and Thomas Mukai
In Memory of Gary Matsuoka
Yutaka Inokuchi
Locations Foundation
Faith Matsuoka
Bob Isonaga
In Honor of Tony Kato
In Memory of Herbert Kobayashi
Suzanne S. Isonaga
Todd J. Hoida
Ruth Kobayashi
Joan Izumigawa
Mae K. Isonaga
Grace M. Kaneko
In Memory of Jitsuri Yoshida & Fred Aspree
Ted and Grace Kanno
Jeanette Kawakami
Loretta Keanu
Jeanette Kawakami Shirley and Wayne Kimura
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In Memory of Kazuko Ching
Amy R. Kondo
Phyllis M. Adriano
David Kosaka
Cathleen T. Ahn
Benjamin Kudo
Tanya Alston
Franklin and Sharon Kudo
Kathryn Anbe
Debra Ann and Steve Kumai
Manuel L. August Jr.
Sandra Kunimoto
Carol Ann Cameron
Arlene Kuniyoshi
Elsie Chang
Suzanne N. and Andrew S. Large
Daniel and Debbie Lee
Craig Shikuma
Diane Ley
Jeri T. Shikuma
Kerri and Mark D. Lubin
Jiro and Doris Shikuma
Almira Lum
Lori M. Shikuma
Fenton and Betty Lum
Michael H. Shikuma
Marshall Lum
Miki Shikuma
Wendy Lum
Mitsuko Shikuma
Jamie Lumsolen
Takao Shikuma
Gordon and Janice Mah
Pono Shim
Diane Masuo
Vivian Shiroma
Colbert Matsumoto
Sharon C. Y. Takano
Rory and Janice Matsumoto
Miyome and Akira Tanaka
Helen S. Matsuo
Treschuk & Ferbabdes Ohana
Paulette McLain
Wendy F. Tsou
Laura M. Miho
Wendy Tsuneyoshi
Dale Minami
Kathy Uchida
Andrew Miyasato
Itsuko Uota
Daniel Miyasato
Ronald and Agnes Ushijima
Leigh-Ann K. Miyasato
Stan Wada
Sandra Miyashiro
Alvin and Trudy Wong
Cari Lee Mizumoto
Caroline S. Wong
Lance A. Mizumoto
Lavinia C. Wong
Miriam and Allen M. Mizumoto
Livingston and Linda Wong
Jo Ann Murashige
Stella Wong
In Memory of Mei-Chih Chun
Ellen Nagamine
Wanda L. Wong
Michelle Goman
Leroy and Elaine M. Nagasako
Richard Yamada
Edith Maier
Ernest Nakanishi
Jane M. Yamashiro
Joanne Lorence
Frances Y. Nakano
Georgia L. Yamashita
Deborah Spencer-Chun
Sheryl Nicholson
John W. Yim
Marcella Seto-Chock
Barbara Ogata
Karen L. Yoneda
Benjamin Seto
Claire C. and Allen K. Okamura
Howard Yoshida
Sandra Theunick
Gwen C. Omori
Susan Yoshioka
In Memory of Otto Carry
Ren and Meta Orans Lisa Oyama and Gary Lee
In Memory of Lenoir G. Carry
Mary S. Palumbo
Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
In Memory of Phyllis Higa
Kathy Pang Noreen Pang
In Memory of Leonard Chang
Charles and Judith Park
Sandra K. Chang
Jeanette Kawakami
Susan Sakamoto
In Memory of Sharon Ann Horita
Kristina Savidge
Elaine Okawa
Allen and Horoko Seto
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y m ca o f hon olu lu
2012 Board of Directors
Executive Staff
OFFICERS
2012 BRANCH REPRESENTATIVES
Michael F. Broderick
Jim Yates, Chairman
Casey Agena, Atherton Branch
Steven C. Ai, Vice Chair
Francis Hogan, Nu‘uanu Branch
Bruce A. Coppa, Vice Chair
Kathy Ishimoto, Mililani Branch
Tim Johns, Vice Chair
Bettina Mehnert, Camp H.R. Erdman
Lance Wilhelm, Vice Chair
Monty Pereira, Leeward Branch
Keith Sakamoto, Secretary
Karla Redding, Windward Branch
Wayne Hamano, Treasurer
C. Michael Street, Central Branch Ryker Wada, Kaimukï-Wai‘alae Branch
BOARD MEMBERS Benjamin K. Akana David Asanuma Jeffrey A. Bell Dr. Paul J. Carry Craig Chong Carl E. Choy Dr. Michael J. Chun Ronald R. Cox Paula Akana Guanzon Jeffrey S. Harris Carl P. Hennrich Robert K. Iopa Anton Krucky Rodney Matsumoto Sanford Murata Michael A. Pietsch Dr. Virginia Pressler Thomas Risse Joan H. Rohlfing Russell Saiki David Striph L. Candy Suiso Lynette Lo Tom Rebecca S. Ward John White K. Elizabeth Whitehead Reuben S.F. Wong August Yee
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Gary Yoshida, Kalihi Branch
PRESIDENT & CEO
Michael Doss EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & COO
Michael Chinaka SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & CFO
Anthony Pfaltzgraff SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Kerri Van Duyne VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT
Diane Tabangay EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CHILDCARE
Sandi Mactagone ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
y mca o f ho n olu lu
2012 Branch Board of Managers and Executive Directors ATHERTON BRANCH
CENTRAL BRANCH
Casey Agena, Chair Anthony Yee, Executive Director
C. Michael Street, Chair Troy Tomita, Executive Director
2012 BOARD MEMBERS
2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Casey Agena Stephanie Choi Carl Ackerman Colleen Leung Michael Kawaharada Cynthia Kitagawa Ann Mahi Russell Motter Dave Sgan Bryce Uyehara Kawika Villa Kiman Wong
Kimberly Bridges Melissa Chang Del Green Debi Halcro Alex Jakovljevic Roy Kobatake Donovan Koki Neal Kugiya Dave Livingston Phil Sammer Ian Santee C. Michael Street Michael Wing
CAMP H.R. ERDMAN Bettina Mehnert, Chair Tom Rapine, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Roy Arakaki Ronnie Baluca Sean Ginella Bonnie Hilory Kirk Hovious Susan Lau Donald (Flip) McDiarmid, III Bettina Mehnert Alan T. Nagao Mary Ellen Nordyke-Grace Ellie (Eleanor) Nordyke Mike Oya Omar Razvi John Scelsa Brister Thomas Kasey Wilson Wendi Woodstrup Philip Wright, MD
Steven Kaneshiro Thomas Kusatsu Wayne Kodama Lorraine Leslie Fenton Lum Brian Maeshiro Stanford Masui Mark Murakami Alice Nunogawa Ronald Oi Stephanie Pahia Geoffrey Pang Terry Taira Steven Takaki Dan Takamatsu Jean Tanaka Barry Utsumi Evan Watarida Gary Yoshida
KAIMUKI–WAI‘ALAE BRANCH Michael Lau, Chair Noa Hussey, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Ralph Aona Shelly Campbell Deanne Haugaard Athena Ke‘ehu Charlene Kim Michael H. Lau Robert Martin Jason Minami Phyllis Oliver Terry Peacock Robert Stott Craig Takahashi Sharene Urakami-Oyama Ryker Wada Eric Young Les Ihara, Jr. (Honorary member) DeeDee Miyashiro (Honorary member) KALIHI BRANCH Jean Tanaka, Chair Anthony Pfaltzgraff, Senior Vice President 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Robert Akinaka William Domingo Dennis Enomoto Jerry Felipe Leon Florendo Ron Fujiwara Wendy Higa Joyce Kagawa
LEEWARD BRANCH Monty Pereira, Chair Jennifer Townsend, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Patricia Arakaki Reid Fukumoto John Highman Dominic Inocelda Aaron Kanemaru Michael Miyamura Dwight Kawata Santi Lau Zenaida Lopez Stan Masamitsu Susan Moniz Monty Pereira Guy Tamashiro Robert Tong Sandi Yorong MILILANI BRANCH Dr. Kathy Ishimoto, Chair Keola Taniguchi, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Karen Ebato Dennis Ihara Dr. Kathy Ishimoto Dr. Dennis Kuwabara Robert Kuwahara Walter Osakoda Dexter Yee
NU‘UANU BRANCH Luke Yeh, Chair Randal Ikeda, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Randolph Ahlo B.A. Akana Tom Allen Gregory Apa Lynette Arakawa Albert Rick Chong Alan Fujii Blaine Hedani Audrey Hidano Frank Hogan Sarah Kalicki-Nakamura Brian Kealoha Wes Kimura Marie Kumabe Jewel McDonald Justin Mew Karen Miller Jordan Odo Beryl Ono-Stapleton Marcia Taira Matthew Takamine Sabrina Toma Betsy Weatherford Lisa Wong Stephen Wong Dion Yasui Luke Yeh WINDWARD BRANCH Karla Redding, Chair Bill Stone, Executive Director 2012 BOARD MEMBERS
Dr. Paul J. Carry Maureen Coogan Beth Davidann Aileen Deese David Del Rosario Dan Dufrene Marion Liu Dr. Stanley Luke Russell Lynch Dr. Katrena Kennedy Nora Knock Daniel Port Karla Redding John Seth Stewart Wade Arthur Wong Kelly Yamada
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