The Y. So Much More 2013 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
YMCA OF HONOLULU
We’re more than
a gym or a place to
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hang out. We are programs that help people of all ages get and stay healthy. We help our youth grow and mature into responsible, civic minded adults; and, we help our local families in need. In short, the Y really is… so much more. The Y. Recognized around the world—generating nods of approval from those familiar with our work and smiles from those who hold personal memories and experiences with us. Here in Hawai‘i, our branches reflect the communities we serve—each distinct in the variety of services they provide, yet uniform in one aspect. We all work to strengthen the foundations of our community. But as the communities around us has changed, so have our response to their needs. We still offer exercise classes, but there are also academic enrichment programs for our youth. We still offer cardio fitness regimens, but there are also chronic disease programs to help those who suffer from obesity, diabetes, arthritis and Parkinson’s Disease. We still give swimming lessons, but we also give scholarships and financial assistance to those who need it most.
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2013 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Leadership Report Dear YMCA family and friends, In Hawai‘i, we are blessed with great weather and a natural environment that contributes to a healthy lifestyle. In fact, we are one of the healthiest states in the nation, according to a number of statistical sources. Despite these advantages, achieving a healthy lifestyle for many of us in Hawai‘i still remains a challenge. And it’s because healthy living is more than just exercising. It’s about achieving a level of health in mind, spirit and body that allows us to lead our fullest lives possible at any age and have hope for the future. That’s why the Y’s focus and the scope of what we do in the community has continued to change over the years. We have become so much more than a gym or a place to learn how to swim. We still provide those services, but as you will read in this annual report, we have and will continue to grow and evolve to better meet the needs of our communities—for our youth, families and seniors. Today, we offer a wealth of signature Y programs to help people overcome their challenges and achieve and sustain their own healthy living goals. We offer Y programs that target obesity, combat diabetes, and deal with chronic diseases and pain. We also provide programs that offer hope for our youth and families. And we work hard at ensuring that anyone in Hawai‘i who need our assistance gets it, regardless of their financial situation. In short, we are fulfilling the promise implicit in our new tag line: The Y. So Much More. It is a promise to you that we are here, as we have been for the last 144 years, offering a haven where you can come to improve the quality of your life— whether it’s through healthy living, cementing the bonds of family, empowering your children or simply finding joy in all that you do. Yes, the Y is a place that is “so much more.” It’s a place where you will always be welcomed. Aloha and mahalo,
Michael Broderick President and CEO
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Lance Wilhelm 2013 Board Chair 2013 Metropolitan Board Member
So Much More in
2013
Here’s just a snapshot of the exciting programs and activities that took place at and beyond the walls of our YMCA of Honolulu.
Opening of the 62nd YMCA Youth & Government legislative session.
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NFL Play 60 for All
Community at Work and Play
Our Y teamed up with the Salvation Army to host a free NFL Play 60 event for more than 300 kids at the Aloha Stadium. NFL Play 60 is the National Football League’s campaign to encourage kids to be active for 60 minutes a day to help reverse the trend of childhood obesity. Kids had a blast going through 6 different activity stations including jump rope challenges, football relay races, ladder drills, push-ups and sit-ups and ending with a giant Zumba class!
More than 200 volunteers from the YMCA of Honolulu joined “Disney VoluntEARS” from Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, organizers from KaBOOM!, and the community on May 25 to build a new playground in less than eight hours at the Y’s Windward Branch. The playground’s design was based on drawings by children who participated in a Design Day event in February.
Closing the Gap! Our Y’s early learning readiness program for children whose families chose not to or are unable to send them to pre-school continued to expand and now include sites at Kuhio Park Terrace, Mayor Wright Housing and at Kauluwela School. Launched as a pilot project in 2012, Come…with Me! addresses the significant gap in readiness these children experience compared to peers who have had preschool. Caregivers and their children play and learn together supporting them in their growth and development and transition for a successful start in school.
Future Leaders This year, 80 teens from around the State were sworn in to serve in the 62nd Annual YMCA Youth & Government legislative session. Teens learned parliamentary procedures, elected their own governor, speaker of the house, senate president and delegates and drafted their own bills and resolutions. Teens then spent three days debating and voting on their bills and resolutions in a mock legislative session.
Getting Healthy, Breaking Records More than 6,000 kids and their families came out eager to learn how to exercise their minds and bodies at the 6th Annual YMCA Healthy Kids Day in April. Attendance records were broken for this free event featuring more than 30 community partners offering fun, active play and educational opportunities to help parents improve their kids’ lifestyles.
Y Seniors Feature! Our Y seniors and programs were the focus of a featured cover article for Generations Magazine in May. The five-page article highlighted the numerous specialty programs offered just for seniors in fitness, chronic disease, education, and social activities. Several Y seniors and volunteers were also profiled!
N.E.W. Keiki Last year, we launched the pilot phase of a childhood obesity program, called N.E.W. Keiki (Nutrition, Exercise and Weight Management). In partnership with Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, the program is for severely to moderately obese children and their families. This year, we have continued to expand the program with 23 youth and 38 of their parents and siblings who completed the year-long fitness, nutrition, medical management and education program, which included cooking classes at Kapiolani Community College’s Culinary of the Pacific. The results were fantastic! 73% of participants maintained or lost weight. 82% of participants decreased their BMI. 100% of participants reported initiating lifestyle changes.
Pearl Harbor Read Aloud Kids in our Y A+ After School sites across O‘ahu joined the National Park Service and Pacific Historic Parks to share the historical significance of December 7 through their second annual read aloud program. At Pauoa Elementary School, a National Park Ranger read “Across the Blue Pacific, A World War II Story” to a group of elementary children and Pearl Harbor Survivor Delton Walling shared his experiences of December 7, 1941.
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TOP: NFL Play 60 at the Aloha Stadium
for 300-plus children! MIDDLE: Lots of helping hands built a
KaBOOM! playground at the Windward Y in under 8 hours. BOTTOM: Thousands of children in Y A+ after school programs honored our veterans of Pearl Harbor through a read aloud on December 7th.
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We’re more than a gym The YMCA offers many specialty health and fitness programs such as those focused on seniors that keep them safe, healthy and connected, as well as programs for all ages that address chronic diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, Parkinson’s Disease and obesity. In 1983, Don Pendleton began to suffer from excruciating back pain. He couldn’t sit, stand or walk. When surgery failed, doctors told him that there was not much else they could do for him. Don couldn’t work, and his only recourse was pain medication. He became bedridden, sullen and lost all hope of recovery. Don was living in San Diego at the time when his brother suggested he try the Y’s water aerobics class—a non weight bearing, low-impact exercise class designed for people recovering from injuries. At first Don dismissed the idea, but with his brother’s persistence, decided to give the classes a try. Religiously attending the classes four times a week, Don found to his surprise that after 6 months, he could walk without pain. “The results were frankly amazing,” Don said. “If I hadn’t found the Y classes, I honestly believe I would not be alive today. I just wanted to give up because I couldn’t do anything without pain. Just stepping off a curb was painful. Now I can move pain free and that has made all the difference in the world.”
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When Don moved to Hawai‘i in 2002, he was delighted to find that the Nu‘uanu Y offered the same water aerobics class and friendly supportive Y staff that helped him in California. He hasn’t missed a class since arriving in Hawai‘i. In fact, he often fills in as a volunteer substitute instructor. He says there are many others like him, who suffer from a variety of chronic diseases who are helped by the classes. He says the most satisfying part of taking part in the class is watching others leave the class and move on to higher impact forms of exercise because they’ve been healed from their injuries or disabilities. He says the Y has earned his unwavering commitment and support.
“Just stepping off a curb was painful. Now I can move pain free and that has made all the difference in the world.” DON PENDLETON
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We’re more than a place The positive impact of our Y reaches far beyond the walls of our facilities. The Y College Camp program brings together high school juniors and seniors from at-risk communities across the state for a week at Atherton Y to motivate them to take full advantage of the opportunities in higher education. Workshops, service projects, team building exercises and college campus tours give campers a chance to learn more about themselves and what it takes to get into and succeed in college. Growing up in the rural and isolated town of Pāhoa on the Big Island, Jerry had always secretly dreamed of going to college. However, with his family’s limited financial means, Jerry had never thought it would be possible. Still, when he learned about the YMCA’s College Camp, he applied and was ecstatic when he was accepted. The camp opened his eyes to the real possibilities of what college life and a degree offered. He realized how much he wanted to go to college, no matter how unrealistic it was.
Colleen, herself, went on to become even more involved with the Y, serving on the YMCA of Honolulu Atherton Branch Advisory Board, chairing the 2013 YMCA Annual Support Campaign for the Atherton Y Branch and being selected to serve on the World Alliance of YMCAs’ Executive Committee for 2014–2018. She will be one of only three delegates from the U.S. and will play a key role in shaping future global strategic direction for the YMCA worldwide. All this while still completing her business degree at UH.
“It was an amazing process of self-discovery,” Jerry recalls. “I was able to reflect on my life and realized that despite the adversity, I had done very well. Colleen Leung, who was my camp mentor, was supportive with her advice, encouragement and sharing of her own struggles and successes. I came away with the confidence that I could make college a reality.”
As for Jerry, through hard work and a renewed determination, he graduated from high school— a year early. He applied and was accepted to the University of California, Berkeley class of 2018, with a package of financial aid and scholarships to pave the way.
“As a College Camp mentor, I saw the importance of inclusion and what it means for these kids,” said Colleen, a University of Hawai‘i student majoring in business. “It was also a pivotal point in my own life. For the first time, I felt I was indeed a leader and could initiate change. I was eager to take on this new role.”
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He says he wants to eventually return to Hawai‘i and Pāhoa to help other young students in the same way his Y mentors ignited a fire of hope and determination in him. Now at UC-Berkeley, he still manages to keep in touch with his Y College Camp mentor, Colleen Leung—treasuring the bond that changed the both of them.
“I came away with the confidence that I could make college a reality.” J E RRY J AV I E R
YMCA College Camp mentor Colleen Leung video chats with former Y College Camper Jerry Javier, now a freshman at University of California–Berkley.
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We’re more than you know Our Annual Support Campaign raises more than $1 million each year for financial assistance to those who cannot afford YMCA programs but who desperately need our help. It helps kids get into afterschool care and into our summer fun programs. It also helps families, such as Cora Spearman and Chris Chang, looking for ways to improve their lives. From time to time, life has a way of tripping up even the best of us. For Cora Spearman, life had been pretty good. A world traveler and successful business woman, Cora’s travels eventually brought her to Hawai‘i, where she met her future husband, Chris Chang, a local boy who worked as a production director for a radio group.
(Image: Cora/Chris)
Together they started a successful gift and specialty clothing store and talked about marriage and a family. Her future with Chris looked rosy and bright. But in 2009, everything changed. A growing tumor in her jaw landed her at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital for surgery and an intense regimen of radiation. It did the job, but damage caused by the severity of the radiation and reconstructive surgery on her face sent her back to Johns Hopkins for multiple medical treatments. Cora’s mounting medical costs forced her to close her dream store but didn’t stop her from marrying Chris, or from giving birth to her two daughters. Somehow, through all of Cora’s medical trials, the couple had managed to continue to live life and start a family. Both Cora and Chris had grown up around their neighborhood Y’s, Cora in Ohio and Chris here in the islands, learning how to swim, enjoying summer camps, and working as counselors in the Ys summer programs.
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Cora and Chris wanted their daughters to have the same positive Y experiences. But membership and program costs seemed prohibitive, given medical bills that still weighed the couple down. That’s when the Y stepped in, providing the family with financial assistance for swimming lessons and a fitness membership so both Cora and Chris could work out at the Y and even take advantage of child care for some much needed downtime. They both say the Y has been a godsend and a wonderful support for their entire family. “The Y and especially the folks there have been absolutely beautiful, not only post operation but post babies,” Cora says. “It’s not about swimming lessons, or exercise, but a place that’s given us time to rejuvenate ourselves. It’s also been a place where we’ve found people who provided us comfort and support.” And, as if on cue, she adds, “It’s not just a gym, but a place where we feel like part of an ‘ohana and community. I’ve never looked at cancer as a curse. Certainly, it’s thrown us a curve ball and been a financial burden, but it’s also introduced us to a whole new world of supporters and friends that we would not have known otherwise.”
Cora and Chris love the Y’s child watch service which allows them time to work out together.
“It’s not about swimming lessons or exercise, but a place that’s given us time to rejuvenate ourselves.” CORA SPEARMAN
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112,091
men, women and children who were helped by a Y program or service.
IMPACT IN
2013
The YMCA provided the following for O‘ahu communities:
7,000 Children kept safe and thriving in Y A+ After School Programs
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2 out of 10 members receive financial assistance
144
The number of years the YMCA of Honolulu has been serving Hawai‘i’s residents.
1,489
1,325
FULL AND PART TIME Y STAFF
AT-RISK TEENS ENROLLED IN THE Y DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND GANG INTERVENTION PROGRAM
$1,081,578 Annual Support Campaign dollars raised for program support and given in financial assistance for families in need who were unable to afford Y programs.
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Heritage Club 2013 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
Wyman W.C. Lai
Tetsuro Ushijima
Robert and Velma Akinaka
Thomas K. Lalakea
Harry and Jeanette
Dorothy B. Anderson Perpetual
Harry K. Lee
Weinberg Foundation
Charitable Trust
David C. and Pam Livingston
Edgar Williams
Donald and Susan Anderson
Fenton and Betty Lum
Cynthia Winegar
Dawn Aull
Samuel Luna
Randall Winn
Franklin Belding
Margie Maket
John Wong
Deloris Brain
John Marshall
Stephen C.L. and Susan Wong
Sandra Chang
Robert K. Masuda and
Wayne Yamamoto
Richard Ching
Jane E. Sherwood
August Yee
Howard Chong
Stanford and Doretta Masui
John Young
Geraldine Choy
Rodney and Lena Matsumoto
Mark Chun
Osamu Matsuzawa
Philip Chun
Dorothy Miyashiro
Kyung Sun Chung
Michael Nakao
Henry B. Clark, Jr. and
Lorynn Neser
Charlotte Clark
John Norden
Fred K. Cordes
Barb Okabayashi
Michael and Lisa Doss
Mary Olsen
Esther Dye
Alan M. and JoAnn Oshima
Monte Elias
Karla and Vic Redding
Dennis Enomoto
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
Michael Sen
Maria Helena Good James and Rosalind A. Hamby Audrey and Steven Hidano Nelson Higa Charles Holt Kenneth Hoo Gilbert Horita Roy Imai Brad and Sharon Ishida Mildred Kam Kent and Elizabeth Keith Rose Kim Guy Kirkman Paul Kuromoto Nora and Harry Kurosu
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Raymond W.L. and Phyllis Seto John Stallman James Sylvester Nancy N. and Stuart N. Taba Steven T. and Kathleen Takaki Daniel and Ethel Takamatsu Samuel T. Tanimoto Ronald Tobara Roy and Victoria Tokujo Sabrina Toma and Cedric Akau James and Doris Tomita Arles Tooker Theodore S. Trimmer Clive Ushijima
Program Service Fees 53.9%
Membership Fees 24.7%
2013 FINANCIAL INFORMATION Program Service Fees DECEMBER 31—ALL FUNDS 2013 Membership Fees Government Grants Assets Contributions and CashBequests and cash equivalents $ 3,601,800 Other Income Accounts receivable, net 1,152,000 Other Income 3.9%
Government Grants 12.2% Contributions and Bequests 5.3%
Pledges receivable, net 3,300 Prepaid expenses 570,000 Inventory 29,200 Investments 9,756,700 Land, buildings, and equipment 33,257,600
Program Service Fees Total assets OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT 2013
Membership Fees Government Grants Program service fees $ 15,214,200 Membership fees 6,966,500 LIABILITIES Contributions and BequestsAND NET ASSETS Government grants 3,429,100 Other Income Liabilities Contributions and bequests Other income
1,490,300 1,100,500
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 1,920,300 Deferred revenues 1,938,200 Youth Development Debt — Social Responsibility Other liabilities 336,400 $ 28,200,600
Total revenue and support
Management and General Fundraising Total liabilities 4,194,900 Healthy Living Total net assets 44,175,700
Healthy Living 33%
Youth Development 39%
$ 48,370,600
Total liabilities and net assets
$ 48,370,600
Youth Development Social Responsibility Management and General Fundraising Healthy Living Fundraising 2%
Social Responsibility 17% Management and General 9%
OPERATING EXPENSES
2013
Healthy Living $ 9,137,600 Youth Development 10,901,700 Social Responsibility 4,751,800 Management and general 2,427,300 Fundraising 412,100 Total expenses
$ 27,630,500
Net Mission Reinvestment
$
570,100
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YMC A OF HONOLULU
2013 Donors The List of Donors covers January 1–December 31, 2013. 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
Steven C. Ai Charitable Gift Fund
City Mill Company, Ltd./
Donald and Susan Anderson
Dorothy B. Anderson Perpetual
David C. Ai Charitable Trust
Atherton Family Foundation
Charitable Trust
City Mill Company, Ltd./
Bank of Hawaii
Atlas Insurance Agency
Chung Kun Ai Foundation Aloha United Way AT&T Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation First Hawaiian Bank Foundation Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc. David and Colleen Haig Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. Healthways, Inc. Hui O Na Wahine ABC Stores Mosher Galt Foundation/ Dawn Aull Alan and Priscilla Nagao Office of Hawaiian Affairs Omidyar Ohana Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Robert G. Rust Revocable Living Trust The Schuler Family Foundation State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company James and Doris Tomita Waipahu Community Foundation Sue and Walter Wild Henry and Colene Wong Foundation Y USA (YMCA of the USA)
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Larry and Taehee Bush Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry Alice E. Davis Trust Discretionary General Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Island Insurance Foundation Michael and Gail Kawaharada Kiewit Companies Foundation John and Yvonne King Knapp Family Philanthropic Fund Ko Olina Charities Oceanic Time Warner Cable Liane Sakai
Daniel K. Inouye Memorial Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation JTB Hawaii, Inc. Athena Keehu
Foundation
Dr. Katrena Kennedy
Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman
The A.C. Kobayashi Family
Foundation
Foundation, Inc.
Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching
Kook Min Hur Foundation
Foundation
KYO-YA Hotels & Resorts, LLP
First Hawaiian Bank
Local Union 1186 IBEW
Goodsill Anderson Quinn
Locations Foundation
& Stifel, LLP
Robert K. Masuda and
Grace Pacific Corporation
Jane E. Sherwood
Wayne Y. and Laurie Hamano
Jean & William K.H. Mau
Hawaii Gas
Foundation
Hawaii Law Enforcement
Catholic Chapel Community
Association
at Marine Corps Base Hawaii Chapel
John Spadaro
Roger McCawley
Mamoru and Aiko Takitani
McDonald’s–ANG, Inc.
Foundation, Inc. Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc. United Healthcare Services, Inc. Walgreens Family of Companies Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Meadow Gold Dairies Hawaii
Carlsmith Ball, LLP
Hawaiian Host, Inc.
Cassidy Inamasu
Michael Pietsch Charitable Fund
Castle Medical Center
Hawaiiana Group Incorporated
Dominic Inocelda
Mid Pac Petroleum, LLC
Amy Chagami
HEMIC
Ironworkers Union Local 625
Mokuyo Gosan Kai–Thursday
Chevron Corporation
Carl P. Hennrich and
Island Controls, Inc.
Lunch Club
Chevron Hawaii
Alice Kuo-Hennrich
James Campbell Company, LLC
Joan Namkoong
Michael and Joyce Ching
Nelson Higa
Timothy E. and Robyn Johns
NAPA Hawaii
Albert Chong
Scott and Christine Higashi
Johnson Ohana
Oils of Aloha
Geraldine Choy
Michael Hirai
Charitable Foundation
Ralph S. Inouye Co., Ltd.
Dr. Michael and Bina Chun
HNTB Corporation
JTB Cultural Exchange
Karen Robertshaw
Philip Chun
Francis Hogan
Corporation
Royal Contracting Co.
CKW Financial Group, LLC
Elizabeth Honzik
Khala Services, LLC
Russell and Dale Saiki
Charitable Fund
The Howard Hughes Corporation
KAI Hawaii, Inc.
Keith M. and Lisa Sakamoto
CKW Financial Group
Noa and Dina Hussey
Kaiser Permanente
William and Trudy Stone
Alice Clay
Randal Ikeda and Pamela Funai
Susie Kama and Thomas Popovich
Sukamto Foundation, Inc.
C. Kent Coarsey and
Imanaka Asato, LLC
Maile and Norman Kanemaru
Craig Takahashi
Rev. Amy Wake
Daniel and Ethel Takamatsu
Ronald and Roberta Cox
Lynette Lo Tom and Neal Kanda
Robert Creps and
Tony Group Bryce Uyehara David and Kathryn VanDerWege August Yee Luke Yeh
$1,000 – $2,499 Anonymous Action Realty Corp. AG Management, Ltd. Paula Akana Guanzon and
Debra Pfaltzgraff Mike and Becca Dailey Dealer Assurance Group, LLC Deloitte & Touche, LLP Christopher Dods Walter Dods Jr. Michael and Lisa Doss Esther Dye Paul Edwards Electricians, Inc. Energy Industries
Robert Guanzon
Dennis Enomoto
Benjamin K. and Momi Akana
Ferraro Choi and Associates, Ltd.
Robert and Velma Akinaka
First Insurance
ALM Management Services, LLC/
Charitable Foundation
Ala Moana Hotel
Earl Freitas
Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.
Fresh Leadership, LLC
Alexander & Baldwin, LLC
Andrew Friedlander
Aloha Petroleum, Ltd.
Gentry Homes, Ltd.
AlohaCare
Edgar Hamasu
American Carpet One Foundation
Dr. William Haning III
Ameron Hawaii
Jeffrey S. Harris and Sandi Chun
Gregory Apa
The Hartley Foundation
Helene Arata
Haseko Development, Inc.
Armstrong Foundation
Deanne Haugaard
Armstrong Produce
Hawaii Bowl Foundation
Frank Atherton
Hawaii Care & Cleaning, Inc.
Jeffrey and Renae Bell
Hawaii Community Foundation
Jamie Bennett
Hawaii Dental Service
William Bonnet
Hawaii Electricians
Michael F. Broderick and
Hawaii Fire Fighters Association
Maile T. Meyer
Hawaii Information Consortium
Doug Buhr
Hawaii Operating
Diana-Lee Bunney
Engineers Industry
C & S Wholesale Grocers
Hawaii Pacific Health
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Melvin Kaneshige
Nippon Golden Network
Tom and Joan-e Rapine
The Sgan Family Charitable Fund
Charles and Faye Kaneshiro
William Olson
Karla and Vic Redding
Sheet Metal Workers Local 293
George and Laura Kaneshiro
Beryl Ono Stapleton
Redwoods Group Foundation
Ingeborg J. Shields Revocable
Brian Kealoha
Lisa Ontai and Peter T. Stone
Henry Rice
Living Trust
Kiewit Building Group, Inc.
Richard Ornellas
Riggs Distributing, Inc.
Skydiving School, Inc.
Wesley Kimura
Leighton and Mazie K. Oshima
Rich Rinaldi
State of Hawaii Organization of
Michael Kita
Pacific Resource Partnership
Richard and Susan Rinaldi
Police Officers (SHOPO)
Roy Kobatake
Palekana Permits, LLC
Thomas and Susan Risse
Sueda & Associates, Inc.
Eddie Koga
Parker, Inc.–Round Table
Alice and Rob Roberts &
Agnes Suzuki
Kosasa Family Fund of the Hawaii
Pizza Kailua
Mermaids Hawaii
Diane and Edwin Tabangay
Community Foundation
Anthony Pfaltzgraff and
Larry and Patricia Rodriguez
Takano Nakamura
Minnie Kosasa
Charlene Young
Joan Rohlfing
Landscaping, Inc.
KPMG, LLP
Marda Phillips
Rolloffs Hawaii, LLC
David Talbert
Anton Krucky
Pitluck Kido & Aipa, LLP
SAIC Energy, Environment &
Guy and Lorraine Tamashiro
Kumabe HR, LLC
Power Transmission Services, Inc.
Infrastructure, LLC
Leslie and Jonathan Tamayo
Morris Kunita
Praesidium, Inc.
Philip Sammer
Carl and Jean Tanaka
Dr. Dennis and Judith Kuwabara
Donna and Sam Prather
Ian Santee
Keola and Alissa Taniguchi
Robert Kuwahara
Dr. Virginia Pressler and
John and Carmen M. Scelsa
Target Corporation
Andy Fisher
Schneider Tanaka Radovich
Linda Taylor
Queen Liliuokalani
Andrew & Tanaka, LLC
Joanie Teruya
Children’s Center
Donald Scott
THINK, LLC
The Queen’s Medical Center
Gerald and Fay Sekiya
James Tollefson
Randolph H. Murayama &
Servco Foundation
Sabrina Toma and Cedric Akau
Laborers’ International Union of NA, Local 368 Walter and Shirley Laskey Michael H. and Carol Lau Dr. and Mrs. Chi Lee Marion Liu Lum Yip Kee, Ltd. Mandy MacMahan J. Zeph Macnaughton Charlotte and Bert Malott Stanley and Masumi Masamitsu Matson Rodney and Lena Matsumoto Maui Divers of Hawaii, Ltd. Bettina Mehnert Merck Partnership for Giving Justin Mew The Ronald and Elizabeth Miller Charitable Fund MIS Veterans of HI Post 110 Amy Miyamoto Wynn Miyamoto Michael and Mona Miyamura Dee Dee Miyashiro Susan Moniz (Ret.) Chief Justice Ronald and Stella Moon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mori Kent Morihara Movie Museum, Inc. Archie and May Murakami Scott and Lauren Nahme National Football League Foundation Debra Nielsen George Nip
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Assoc., Inc.
Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc.
Troy and Naoko Tomita UHA Tetsuro Ushijima Alex Uyeda Kerri B. and John Van Duyne Andrew and Arianne VanDerWege Waikiki Network Vacation Rentals Walmart Foundation & Facility #6410 Walmart Foundation Walmart Watanabe Ing, LLP Jhamandas Watumull Fund WCIT Architecture, Inc. John Whalen Beth Whitehead Lance and Marcy Wilhelm Wilson Okamoto Corporation Lin & Ella Wong Foundation, Inc. Kiman and Brenda Wong Lisa Wong Stephen C. L. and Susan Wong Dr. Philip and Ann Wright Yamamoto Caliboso A Limited Liability Law Company Jodi Shin and Dean T. Yamamoto Steven Yamamoto Dion Yasui Jim and Deanna Yates Anthony and Kaori Yee Yogi Kwong Engineers, LLC Beatrice M. H. Young Foundation Zippys, Inc. Terrance Arashiro
Elizabeth and David Bremer
Doug Chin
Jeff Arce
Thomas P. and Laurie L. Broderick
Douglas Chin
Arita Poulson General
Antoinette Brown
Chinen & Arinaga Financial
Contracting, LLC
Group, Inc.
Kathy and Randolph Ahlo
Genie Brown
David and Michiko Asanuma
Abby Brown-Watson
Michael Cho
Betty-Ann Akana
Gary Augustin
Leburta Chock-Kanno
Jill Akuna
Chad and Stephanie Buck
Joan Bagood
Lou and Ann Bunk
Ananda Chou
Gerry and Earle Alexander III
Ronnie Baluca
Nani Burgess
Charles and Lauren Chou
Patricia Allen
BDF Subway, LLC
William and Sandra Burgess
Chris and Melissa Ching Benjamin
Thomas Allen
Edward Beal
Aloha State Services, Ltd.
George Burnett
Michaeline and Emma Belatti
Paul Alston
Lily Cabinatan
Faye Belyeu
American Business Marketing
Scott Cabral
Carl Bendas
American Piping & Boiler Co.
California Pizza Kitchen
Benefit Plan Solutions, Inc.
Cheri Anderson
Cam Pacific
Dana Bergeman
Eve Anderson
Shelly Campbell
Bradley Bishop
Albert Apo
Barbara Cargill
Richard Blangiardi
Dr. Linda Arakaki
Fe and Christopher Dumlao
Willem Blees
Patricia Arakaki
Stella Catalan
Sharlene and Brad Bliss
Roy and Charlotte Arakaki
Central Pacific Bank
Bomat Ltd., Co.
Lynette C. Arakawa
Tamale Sale Central
Gale Braceros
Melissa Chang
$250 – $999 Ace Medical, Inc.
Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Jeanne Chun Turano Calvert Chun Lorin Chun Mark Chun Randall Chun Duke Chung Jr. Clinton and Suzy Churchill Henry B. Clark Jr. and Charlotte Clark Club Beyond
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Shawn Coleman
Dave Endo
Anthony H. and
David Hirashiki
Franco Coluccio
Enviroquest, Inc.
Maria Helena Good
Irving and Debra H. N. Hirata
Controlpoint Surveying, Inc.
Pamela Erickson
Glenn Goya
Martin Hirsch
Bruce A. Coppa
Yoko Farias
Adelbert Green
Patrick Hodai
Jennifer Corley
Toni Fasi
Larry Hagmann
Todd Hoida
Cost Engineering of Hawaii, Inc.
Jerry Felipe
William Hahn
Home Appraisals of Hawaii, Corp.
Stan and Gloria Cowley
Reynold and Lana Fernandez
Debi and Douglas Halcro
Frank C.S. and Jenny L. Hong
Cox Media Group Hawaii
First Insurance Charitable
Charles Hall
Kenneth Hoo
Robert Cushnie
Foundation
Sidney and Karen Hamada
Ann and Daniel Horiuchi
D. Ontai Produce Charitable Fund
Leon F. and Heather Florendo
Rosalind and James Hamby
Kirk Hovious
of the Hawaii Community
Cynthia Fong
Gordon “Chip” Hammond
Foundation
Sarah Hussey
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
Mufi Hannemann
David’s Custom Roofing & Painting
Tahra Hussey
FOPCO, Inc.
Ann Harakawa
James Day
IBM Corporation
Lynette Frazier
Patricia Kawehi and Roy Harano
Letha DeCaires
Janet Ignacio
Joseph and Alice R. Freitas
John Harris
Aileen and Howard Deese
Ikeda & Wong, CPA, Inc.
Bob and Cindy Fricke
Hartley & McGehee
David and Charmayne Del Rosario
Howard and Gayle Ikeda
Doris Fuchikami
Lynnelle Hasegawa
Diabetes Action Research and
and Rod Shinno
Valarie Ikemori
Terri Fujii Samuel Fujikawa
Garrett Hatakenaka
Benjamin Fujimoto
Hawaiian Cement
Ronald Fujiwara
Hawaiian Telcom
Julia and Lance Fukumoto
Garrett and Nancy Hayashi
Reid Fukumoto
Blaine Hedani
Chris Fukuoka
HEI Charitable Foundation/
Education Foundation Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Amber Doig Rosemary Domecki William and Patricia Domingo Anne Marie and Jim Duca Daniel Dufrene Tiffany Eason Karen Ebato Earlyn and Clifford Ebesu-Mosher Electech Hawaii, Inc. John Elicker
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Agnes Furutani Gajimarukai Garlow Petroleum, Inc. Gas Buddy Open Store Geolabs, Inc. Gordon and Linda Gidlund Signe Godfrey
Hawaiian Electric Company Francisco Hernandez Audrey and Steven Hidano Wendy Higa John Higham Leinaala Hilea Bonnie Hilory
Ilima Hotel In+Form Design, Inc. Marshall Ingraham Glenn Inouye Dennis and Patsy Irie Marjorie Isemoto Brad and Sharon Ishida Dr. Kathy Ishimoto Mabel Ishimoto Garan and Adele Ito Jamba Juice Joan Bennet and Associates, Inc. Carla and Albert Joaquin John Loomis YMCA Fund
Keahi Kaawa
Herbert Loo
Menehunes YMC
Gary Nishikawa
Kenneth and Lillian Kadomoto
Kem and Junko Lowry
Mermaids Hawaii
Jay Nishimura
Andrew and Lea Kagawa
Walter Luke
Metropolitan Y’s Mens
Kent Nishimura
Joyce Kagawa
Fenton and Betty Lum
District Council
Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.
Kaimuki Y’s Men Club
Edgar Russel Lynch
Lois Meyer
Mary Ellen Nordyke-Grace and
Joseph and Mariko Lyons
Karen Miller
Robert A. Grace
James N. and Gladys S. Kanehira
Gaelic Ma
Jason Minami
Joseph and Alice Nunogawa
Harry Kaneshiro
Miche MacMahan
Caroline Miura
Nuuanu Y’s Men’s Club
Marion Kaneshiro
Maemae School PTSA
Matthew Miura
Linda Oba
Steven Kaneshiro
Aaron Mahi
Roy and Charlotte Miyamoto
Jordan Odo
Ann Mahi
Eric and Cora Miyasaki
Wayne and Phyllis Ogasawara
Terrance Karels
M. Makanani
MK Equipment
Harold H. Ohata and
Ted Kashiwamura
Margie Maket
Kilo Moa
Dr. Yoshie Takagi
Jane Katayama
Alex Marcial
Moorestown Friends School
Ronald and Janet Oi
Sue Ann Kauanui
Marsha J. Marumoto and
James Moy
Ronnie Okazaki
Dorothy Kawamoto
Brian J. Pactol
Mark Murakami
Phyllis Oliver
Mary and William Keegan
Stanford and Doretta Masui
Mark Muranaka
Eddie Onouye and Carole Kai
Mindy and Ken Duggar
Dan Matsumoto
Sanford and Frances Murata
Stacey Ontai
Bob Kern
Reid Matsumoto
Nagamine Okawa Engineers, Inc.
Walter and Dorothy Osakoda
Alan Kido
Maui Laminates, Inc.
Leroy and Elaine M. Nagasako
Ernest and Norine Oshiro
Cevilla Kim
Jo Ann and Jack McCarthy
William Nagle III
Wayne Oshiro
Lawrence Kim
Jewel McDonald
Nelson Nakagawa
James Ouchi
Harlan Kimura
CSM Oliver McGuire, USA (RET)
Winona Nakamura
Michael Oya
Cynthia and Guy Kitagawa
Thomas McTigue
Neil Nakai, Inc.
Barbara Oyama
Barbara and Richard Klemm
Peter Meagher
Natalie Nielsen
Harvey and Carolyn Ozer
Thomas A. Knauss and
Kimie and Richard T. Meguro
Vincent Nihipali Sr.
Pacific Architects, Inc.
Helen Nip
Stephanie Pahia
Curtis Kamisugi
Brian Kang
Suzanne S. Knauss Edwin Kobashigawa Wayne K. and Ann Kodama Kona Brewery, LLC Donna R. and Steve Kranz Kua‘aina Sandwich Shop Dexter and Mary Kubota Alexander and Alice Kufel Neal Kugiya Sunshine and Alika Kuhia Smith Thomas and Bianca Kusatsu Toni and Stephen Lathrop-Lee Dorene Lau Richard K.Y. Lau Susan Lau Law Offices of Frank K. Goto, Jr. Law Offices of James J. Stone Law Offices of Wesley Y.S. Chang Carole Ann Lee William Lee Leeward Oahu Lions Club Peter Leong Lorraine and Benjamin Leslie Lillian and Kenneth Leung Matthew Levi Timothy A. Liu David C. and Pam Livingston
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Palolo Toastmasters
William Remus
Gary Simon
Uezu Enterprises, Inc.
Michael Palomares
Rezents & Crowley, LLP
Clifford Smith
Lloyd Unebasami
Papa John’s Hawaii, LLC
Andrew Rhee
Steven Sofos
United Public Workers
Paramount Fitness Corp.
Richard and Maude Lau
Randall Spear
Unitek Insulation, Inc.
Corey and Jan Park
Foundation, Inc.
SSFM International, Inc.
Joseph Uno
Hoyt Parker
Ron’s Construction Corporation
Staffing Solutions
Sharene Urakami-Oyama
Megan Parker
RSA, LLC
Patrick Stanley
Barry and Florence Utsumi
Wayne Parsons
Andrea Russell
Karen and C. Michael Street
Stacey and Sunia Utu
Melissa Pavlicek
S & M Sakamoto, Inc.
Frances Stuart
Alison and Emanuel Vasquez
Wes Pei
Michael Sakai
Patrick Sullivan
Cecilia and Stewart Wade
Monty Pereira
Samlyn Capital
Brian Suzuki
Waipahu Community Association
Grant Phillips
Rocco Sansone
Esther Suzuki
Waipahu Community Based
David Pietsch Jr.
Bernard Sato
SystemMetrics Corporation
Development Organization
Heidi Pimental and
Michael Sawai
Vivian Tagalog
Waipahu, LLC
Rev. William Pimental Jr.
Eric Schank
Marcia Taira
Wesley Waniya
Craig Polanzi
Schlack Ito, LLLC
Terry T. and Eleanor Taira
Jeffrey Watanabe
Deborah Pope
J. Christopher Schroll
Jill Takaezu-Harper
Evan and Cristina Watarida
Poseiden Properties, Inc.
Stanley Seki
Lance Takahashi
David and Abby V. Watson
Premier Interior
Selective Stone, LLC
Elizabeth Weatherford
Development, Inc.
Steven T. and Kathleen Takaki
Brian Sen
Claudia Webster
Prudential Foundation Matching
Matthew Takamine
Leslie Sharp
Gregg Takara
Susan Wehrman
Stephanie and Justin Shim
Masa (Wallace) Takayesu
Kathryn Weldon
Hiroshi and Florence Shinno
Ezio Tamburrini
Western Insurance Hawaii, Inc.
Barbara Ann Shirley
Jan and Ben Tamura
Richard Wheelock
Derrick Shiroma
Wendy and Eric Taramasco
Jason White
Donna Shiroma
Glenn Tarumoto
Tes Whitlock
Janet Shiroma and Ryan Shiroma
Deborah Thierbach
Brett Wiggins
Harry and Anne Siegmund
Peggy Tobaru
Mason and Trudy Williams
Franklin Tokioka
Windward Y’s Service Club
Tom Coffman Multimedia
Michael Wing
Randall Tom
Julia Wo
Kirk Tomita and
Arthur Wong
Stephanie Sakurai
Bertram Wong
Lane Tomita
Beverly Wong
Ross Tomita
Brenton Wong
Sharon Tomita
Kendric Wong
Robert L.P. and
Sally and Willie Wong
Geraldine Gaye Tong
Wendi Woodstrup
Jennifer K. Townsend
Mavis Yamada
James Toyama
Jean Yamaguchi
Trendtex Fabrics
Raymond Yamasaki
Jennie and Tokio Tsuchidana
Kenneth Yamashita
Kent K. and Jean T. Tsukamoto
Terrence Yeh
Yoshi Tsukayama
Noboru Yonamine
Wendy Tupper
Deeann Yorimoto
Hollace Turl
Sandra Yorong
Patrick and Lynette Uchigakiuchi
Vernon Yoshida
Joyce E. Uehara and
Howard Yoshiura
Gifts Program Pu‘a Foundation Puuhale Elementary School Jovy Quiocho David Reber Reflections Glass Janis and Robin Reischmann Phillip and Camille Rellinger
Marvin Uehara
Eric Young Eileen and Joel Yuen Omar Zaldana Andy Zalkow
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Tribute Gifts 2013 The List of Tribute Gifts covers January 1–December 31, 2013. 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
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 2013, the following contributions were received in tribute.
In Honor of Michael Broderick
Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
Chris and Melissa Ching Benjamin Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Holly Henderson Dr. Laurie Tom
In Honor of Jerry Felipe Fiatamalii Tavalo
In Honor of Randall Hong
In Memory of Lenoir Carry In Memory of Otto Carry Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
In Memory of Albert Evensen Mary Bowers Frederic Brossy, Jr. Eileen Bull Elizabeth Cockett
Anonymous
M. Gay Conklin
In Honor of Larry Hurst & Deborah Leong
Erminie Gartley
Communications-Pacific, Inc.
Kenneth Ono
In Honor of Richard Rinaldi Moorestown Friends School
In Honor of Paula Scott Anonymous
In Honor of Leslie Sharp Carol Kirsh
In Honor of Bill Stone
John Field Betty Higa David Pratt Joan Pratt
Laurie Ballantoni
In Memory of William Suzuki Donna Meyer Rye Country Day School Agnes Suzuki Noboru Yonamine
In Memory of Ed Toma Sabrina Toma and Cedric Akau
In Memory of Helen Ushijima Mary Bitterman Cheryl and Edward Mokuau Lloyd Nakamura Tetsuro Ushijima
Albert Turner
In Memory of Ruth Wakai
James and Harriet Yoshimori
Jeanette Kawakami
In Memory of Janice Low Joan Bagood
In Memory of David S. Oka
Anthony Pfaltzgraff and Charlene Young
In Memory of Kamaile Williams Fulgencia Malate Pablo
Karen Robertshaw
Michael F. Broderick and Maile T. Meyer
In Memory of William and Maggie Ruiz
Diana-Lee Bunney
William Payne
Dr. Paul and Lindsey Carry
In Memory of Bill Suzuki
Daniel Dufrene
In Memory of Robert G. Rust
Dr. Katrena Kennedy
Robert G. Rust Revocable Living Trust
Anton Krucky Edgar Russel Lynch Alice and Rob Roberts/Mermaids Hawaii Philip Sammer Donald Scott Kerri B. and John Van Duyne August Yee
In Honor of Lisa Wong Julia Wo
In Honor of The Wong Family Gloria Renda
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YMC A OF HONOLULU
2013 Board of Directors OFFICERS Lance Wilhelm, Chairman Steven C. Ai, Vice Chair Bruce A. Coppa, Vice Chair Tim Johns, Vice Chair Keith M. Sakamoto, Vice Chair Dr. Virginia Pressler, Secretary Wayne Hamano, Treasurer
Carl P. Hennrich Anton Krucky John T. Leong Rodney Matsumoto Sanford Murata Michael A. Pietsch Thomas Risse Joan H. Rohlfing Russell Saiki David Striph
BOARD MEMBERS
Ronald R. Cox
Benjamin K. Akana
Lynette Lo Tom
David Asanuma
Rebecca S. Ward
Jeffrey A. Bell
John White
Dr. Paul J. Carry
K. Elizabeth Whitehead
Craig Chong
Reuben S.F. Wong
Carl E. Choy
Robert K. Iopa
Dr. Michael J. Chun
Jim Yates
Joan E. Fujita
August Yee
Paula Akana Guanzon Jeffrey S. Harris
Executive Staff Michael F. Broderick
Anthony Pfaltzgraff
President & CEO
Senior Vice President
Michael Doss
Kerri Van Duyne
Executive Vice President & COO
Vice President of Development
Michael Chinaka
Sandi Mactagone
Senior Vice President & CFO
Assistant to the President
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2013 BRANCH REPRESENTATIVES Casey Agena, Atherton Branch David Del Rosario, Windward Branch Reid Fukumoto, Leeward Branch Francis Hogan, Nu‘uanu Branch Kathy Ishimoto, Mililani Branch C. Michael Street, Central Branch Ryker Wada, Kaimukī–Wai‘alae Branch Gary Yoshida, Kalihi Branch Philip Sammer, Y Service Club
YMC A OF HONOLULU
2013 Branch Board of Managers and Executive Directors ATHERTON BRANCH
CENTRAL BRANCH
Wayne Kodama
NU‘UANU BRANCH
Casey Agena, Chair
Ian Santee, Chair
Thomas Kusatsu
Luke Yeh, Chair
Ananda Chou, Executive Director
Troy Tomita, Executive Director
Lorraine Leslie
Randal Ikeda, Executive Director
2013 BOARD MEMBERS
2013 BOARD MEMBERS
Carl Ackerman
Melissa Chang
Casey Agena
Del Green
Stephanie Choi
Debi Halcro
Michael Kawaharada
Alex Jakovljevic
Cynthia Kitagawa
Roy Kobatake
Colleen Leung
Donovan Koki
Ann Mahi
Neal Kugiya
Emily McCarren
Dave Livingston
Russell Motter
Jonathan Pang
David Sgan
Phil Sammer
Bryce Uyehara
Ian Santee
Kawika Villa
C. Michael Street
Kiman Wong
Michael Wing
Lesli Yogi
KAIMUKI –WAI‘ALAE BRANCH CAMP H.R. ERDMAN
Michael H. Lau, Chair
Bonnie Hilory, Chair
Anthony Yee, Executive Director
Tom Rapine, Executive Director
2013 BOARD MEMBERS
2013 BOARD MEMBERS
Ralph Aona
Roy Arakaki
Shelly Campbell
Gary Augustin
Deanne Haugaard
Ronnie Baluca
Les Ihara Jr.
Bonnie Hilory
Athena Ke‘ehu
Susan Lau
Charlene Kim
Bettina Mehnert
Michael H. Lau
Alan Nagao
Robert Martin
Claire Nakatsuka
Jason Minami
Ellie Nordyke
Phyllis Oliver
Mary Ellen Nordyke-Grace
Terry Peacock
Ian Okamoto
Robert Stott
Michael Oya
Craig Takahashi
John Scelsa
Sharene Urakami-Oyama
Dave Talbert
Ryker Wada
Phillip Wright
Eric Young
Brian Maeshiro Stanford Masui Mark Murakami Alice Nunogawa Ronald Oi Stephanie Pahia Geoffrey Pang Terry Taira Steven Takaki Dan Takamatsu Leslie Tamayo Jean Tanaka Barry Utsumi Evan Watarida Gary Yoshida
Geoffrey Pang, Chair Anthony Pfaltzgraff, Senior Vice President 2013 BOARD MEMBERS Robert Akinaka William Domingo Dennis Enomoto Jerry Felipe Leon Florendo Ron Fujiwara Wendy Higa
Randolph Ahlo B.A. Akana Tom Allen Gregory Apa Lynette Arakawa Douglas Chin Albert Rick Chong Alan Fujii Blaine Hedani Audrey Hidano Frank Hogan Sarah Kalicki-Nakamura Brian Kealoha Wes Kimura Marie Kumabe
LEEWARD BRANCH
Jewel McDonald
Reid Fukumoto, Chair
Justin Mew
Jennifer Townsend,
Karen Miller
Executive Director
Scott Nahme
2013 BOARD MEMBERS Patricia Arakaki Reid Fukumoto John Higham Dominic Inocelda Santi Lau Michael Miyamura
Jordan Odo Beryl Ono-Stapleton Marcia Taira Sabrina Toma Lisa Wong Stephen Wong Dion Yasui
Zenaida Wong Lopez Stan Masamitsu
WINDWARD BRANCH
Susan Moniz
David Del Rosario, Chair
Monty Pereira
Noa Hussey, Executive Director
Guy Tamashiro Robert Tong Sandi Yorong Dwight Kawata
DeeDee Miyashiro (Honorary)
KALIHI BRANCH
2013 BOARD MEMBERS
2013 BOARD MEMBERS Dr. Paul J. Carry Aileen Deese Letha Decaires Dan Dufrene
MILILANI BRANCH
Ismael Eustascio
Dr. Kathy Ishimoto, Chair
Barbara Hamlin
Keola Taniguchi,
Katrena Kennedy
Executive Director
Marion Liu
2013 BOARD MEMBERS Karen Ebato Dr. Kathy Ishimoto Todd Jackson Dr. Dennis Kuwabara Robert Kuwahara Walter Osakoda
Russell Lynch Dr. Katrena Kennedy Dan Port David Del Rosario Karla Redding John Seth Arthur Wong
Michael Sugano Dexter Yee
Joyce Kagawa Steven Kaneshiro YMCA OF HONOLULU | 27
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