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P R ES IDEN T ’S L E T T ER

President

Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. P r ovo st

Helen Whippy, Ph.D. VI C E P R E S I D EN T OFFICE OF A DVAN C E M EN T

VI C E P R E S I D EN T OFFICE OF INNOVAT ION

Diane Peters-Nguyen

Aloha,

Vice President Finance and Fac i l i t i e s

Helen Turner, Ph.D.

Aulani Ka‘ano‘i

Board of Regents

Communities are sometimes based on where you live or where you work.

But communities can also form in other ways — around a common goal or a set of values.

And while the Chaminade community may have first centered on our Kaimuki campus, it’s grown much bigger than that.

These days, its members congregate not around a shared place — though we love our university grounds — but around a shared mission. The members of our tight-knit community are scattered across the globe. But wherever they live, they believe in Chaminade’s central aim — to educate tomorrow’s ethical leaders, preparing them to seek out ways to change the world for the better.

The strength of our community is nowhere more evident than in the annual Honor Roll of Donors — a testament to not only the generosity of so many individuals, families, foundations and businesses, but a showcase of the unwavering support for our institution.

And there is much to be supportive of.

Over the last year, we’ve made significant progress at Chaminade, kicking off the construction of new facilities, incubating and celebrating innovation, seeking out new avenues for growth and welcoming new faces — along with familiar faces into new roles. Our work would not be possible without the gifts of all sizes that you see in the pages of this issue. It is the generosity of our community that endows scholarships, funds research, supports student athletics and ensures Chaminade can continue to meet its mission.

Indeed, our donors are to be thanked for helping to ensure Chaminade continues to provide students with an excellent private education. An education that has made possible a long list of accomplished graduates—like Terry Walsh ‘93 on page 4 and all of our incredible alumni listed on pages 8-10.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we at Chaminade are grateful your generosity and for the greatest gift of all: A community of champions.

Mahalo and God bless!

Lynn Babington, Ph.D.

C h a n c e l lo r

Chair

Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. F i rst V i c e C h a i r

Shelley J. Wilson

John D. Field, Jr., M.B.A. ‘84

S e co n d V i c e C h a i r

S E C R E TA RY

Roy J. Panzarella, Ph.D.

Violeta A. Arnobit Carolyn Berry Wilson Gen. David A. Bramlett, Army (Ret.) Lesley J. Brey, M.B.A. ‘88 Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M., Ed.D. Melissa Ching Benjamin Daniel L. Colin Jerry J. Correa, Jr. Keiki-Pua S. Dancil, Ph.D. Ismael Eustaquio, ’88 Daniel D. Goo ’81 Karen Knudsen Thomas M. Mengler, J.D. Ralph Mesick Bennette E. Misalucha Edison H. Miyawaki, M.D. Lance A. Mizumoto, M.B.A. ‘92 Bro. Ronald Overman, S.M.

Ruth Ann Becker

Michael M. Rockers, Ed.D. Jean E. Rolles, M.S.J.B.S. ‘93 Martha B. Smith, M.B.A. ‘91 Laurie K.S. Tom, M.D. Bro. Edward A. Violett, S.M., Ph.D. Richard F. Wacker Terrence L. Walsh ‘93 Jeannine M. Wiercinski Hon. Patrick K.S.L. Yim (Ret.) Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. Michael F. Kerr, J.D. Richard Kido Bro. Jesse O’Neill, S.M. Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. Em e r i t u s R e g e n ts

Gary E. Liebl, Chair Emeritus

Chair

S e co n d V i c e C h a i r

Sharon McPhee

Arnold M. Baptiste, Jr. Richard J. Blangiardi John C. Brogan Margery S. Bronster Sai Cheong Chui ‘76, M.B.A. ‘78 Walter A. Dods, Jr. Adelia C. Dung Eddie Flores, Jr. William H. Garrett Col. Christine M. Gayagas (Ret.) Robert S. Harrison Warren H. Haruki Ed Hogan Gary Hogan Lynn Hogan Matthew D. Howard ’89 Bro. Robert Juenemann, S.M. Janet A. Liang Richard C. Lim, M.B.A. ‘78

S e cr e ta ry

Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik, Psy.D.

Dawn O. MacNaughton, M.B.A. ‘93 Joseph Melehan RADM Kenneth P. Moritsugu, M.D. (Ret.) Wilson Thomas Orbe ’73 Donald D. Rodrigues Walter Randall Schoch Marti S.N. Steele ’92 Richard E. Tanaka James J. Viso Gulab Watumull Julie T. Watumull Lt. Gen. Francis J. Wiercinski (Ret.) Jim R. Yates Adm. R.J. Zlatoper, USN (Ret.) E x Off i c i o

Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. John D. Field, Jr., M.B.A. ‘84 Diane Peters-Nguyen Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos

4 Hawaii’s Best Kept Secret

Terry Walsh, new Chaminade Board of Regents

6 Leaders of Tomorrow

Welcome dinner for Ho’oulu Scholars

7 New Student Orientation

8 Alumni Class Notes

Michael F. Kerr Vice Chair

Table of Contents

E x Off i c i o

Board of Governors

Anton Krucky

FA L L 2018

Four days of fun, friends and food

11 New Major Coming Fall 2019

B.S. Data Science, Analytics and Visualization

13 Honor Roll of Donors

July 1, 2017 to June 30 2018

22 Notables and Silverswords in the News 23 Leaving a Legacy

Hale Hoaloha and Silversword Athletics Training Center & Locker Rooms naming opportunities

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P R ES IDEN T ’S L E T T ER

President

Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. P r ovo st

Helen Whippy, Ph.D. VI C E P R E S I D EN T OFFICE OF A DVAN C E M EN T

VI C E P R E S I D EN T OFFICE OF INNOVAT ION

Diane Peters-Nguyen

Aloha,

Vice President Finance and Fac i l i t i e s

Helen Turner, Ph.D.

Aulani Ka‘ano‘i

Board of Regents

Communities are sometimes based on where you live or where you work.

But communities can also form in other ways — around a common goal or a set of values.

And while the Chaminade community may have first centered on our Kaimuki campus, it’s grown much bigger than that.

These days, its members congregate not around a shared place — though we love our university grounds — but around a shared mission. The members of our tight-knit community are scattered across the globe. But wherever they live, they believe in Chaminade’s central aim — to educate tomorrow’s ethical leaders, preparing them to seek out ways to change the world for the better.

The strength of our community is nowhere more evident than in the annual Honor Roll of Donors — a testament to not only the generosity of so many individuals, families, foundations and businesses, but a showcase of the unwavering support for our institution.

And there is much to be supportive of.

Over the last year, we’ve made significant progress at Chaminade, kicking off the construction of new facilities, incubating and celebrating innovation, seeking out new avenues for growth and welcoming new faces — along with familiar faces into new roles. Our work would not be possible without the gifts of all sizes that you see in the pages of this issue. It is the generosity of our community that endows scholarships, funds research, supports student athletics and ensures Chaminade can continue to meet its mission.

Indeed, our donors are to be thanked for helping to ensure Chaminade continues to provide students with an excellent private education. An education that has made possible a long list of accomplished graduates—like Terry Walsh ‘93 on page 4 and all of our incredible alumni listed on pages 8-10.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we at Chaminade are grateful your generosity and for the greatest gift of all: A community of champions.

Mahalo and God bless!

Lynn Babington, Ph.D.

C h a n c e l lo r

Chair

Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. F i rst V i c e C h a i r

Shelley J. Wilson

John D. Field, Jr., M.B.A. ‘84

S e co n d V i c e C h a i r

S E C R E TA RY

Roy J. Panzarella, Ph.D.

Violeta A. Arnobit Carolyn Berry Wilson Gen. David A. Bramlett, Army (Ret.) Lesley J. Brey, M.B.A. ‘88 Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M., Ed.D. Melissa Ching Benjamin Daniel L. Colin Jerry J. Correa, Jr. Keiki-Pua S. Dancil, Ph.D. Ismael Eustaquio, ’88 Daniel D. Goo ’81 Karen Knudsen Thomas M. Mengler, J.D. Ralph Mesick Bennette E. Misalucha Edison H. Miyawaki, M.D. Lance A. Mizumoto, M.B.A. ‘92 Bro. Ronald Overman, S.M.

Ruth Ann Becker

Michael M. Rockers, Ed.D. Jean E. Rolles, M.S.J.B.S. ‘93 Martha B. Smith, M.B.A. ‘91 Laurie K.S. Tom, M.D. Bro. Edward A. Violett, S.M., Ph.D. Richard F. Wacker Terrence L. Walsh ‘93 Jeannine M. Wiercinski Hon. Patrick K.S.L. Yim (Ret.) Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. Michael F. Kerr, J.D. Richard Kido Bro. Jesse O’Neill, S.M. Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. Em e r i t u s R e g e n ts

Gary E. Liebl, Chair Emeritus

Chair

S e co n d V i c e C h a i r

Sharon McPhee

Arnold M. Baptiste, Jr. Richard J. Blangiardi John C. Brogan Margery S. Bronster Sai Cheong Chui ‘76, M.B.A. ‘78 Walter A. Dods, Jr. Adelia C. Dung Eddie Flores, Jr. William H. Garrett Col. Christine M. Gayagas (Ret.) Robert S. Harrison Warren H. Haruki Ed Hogan Gary Hogan Lynn Hogan Matthew D. Howard ’89 Bro. Robert Juenemann, S.M. Janet A. Liang Richard C. Lim, M.B.A. ‘78

S e cr e ta ry

Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik, Psy.D.

Dawn O. MacNaughton, M.B.A. ‘93 Joseph Melehan RADM Kenneth P. Moritsugu, M.D. (Ret.) Wilson Thomas Orbe ’73 Donald D. Rodrigues Walter Randall Schoch Marti S.N. Steele ’92 Richard E. Tanaka James J. Viso Gulab Watumull Julie T. Watumull Lt. Gen. Francis J. Wiercinski (Ret.) Jim R. Yates Adm. R.J. Zlatoper, USN (Ret.) E x Off i c i o

Lynn M. Babington, Ph.D. John D. Field, Jr., M.B.A. ‘84 Diane Peters-Nguyen Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos

4 Hawaii’s Best Kept Secret

Terry Walsh, new Chaminade Board of Regents

6 Leaders of Tomorrow

Welcome dinner for Ho’oulu Scholars

7 New Student Orientation

8 Alumni Class Notes

Michael F. Kerr Vice Chair

Table of Contents

E x Off i c i o

Board of Governors

Anton Krucky

FA L L 2018

Four days of fun, friends and food

11 New Major Coming Fall 2019

B.S. Data Science, Analytics and Visualization

13 Honor Roll of Donors

July 1, 2017 to June 30 2018

22 Notables and Silverswords in the News 23 Leaving a Legacy

Hale Hoaloha and Silversword Athletics Training Center & Locker Rooms naming opportunities

Chaminade Quarterly Chaminade Quarterly is produced by the Office of University Communications and Marketing in concert with Oshiro Design.

Have an Idea? Suggestion? Comment?

Contact us: ucm@chaminade.edu Or write: Chaminade University University Communications & Marketing 3140 Waialae Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816-1578 The Chaminade Quarterly is published by Chaminade University of Honolulu. ©2018 All rights reserved.

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A LU M N I

Hawaii’s Best-Kept Secret As a child, Terry Walsh ’93 was fascinated with surfing. Magazines, videos, photos—he couldn’t get enough. The sport called to him.

There was only one small problem: he lived in landlocked Michigan.

But problems are meant to be overcome.

“My grandparents had a cabin on Lake Michigan,” says the president and CEO of Catholic Charities Hawai‘i and Chaminade Board of Regents member. “I remember boogie boarding on the choppy, storm-produced waves as an eight-year-old.”

When it became time to start thinking about colleges, he was drawn to Chaminade University. He already knew he liked the location: he had grown up with magazine covers featuring Pipeline and had traveled to Hawaii on family vacations. Chaminade also offered a behavioral sciences program that blended well with his interests. And he had grown up in Catholic schools, so the Marianist values felt like a natural fit.

Some of his fondest recollections of being a Silversword are of the hands-on learning opportunities. “My favorite memory is of going on an extended field trip with Dr. Richard Bordner,” he says. “We spent a weekend at a heiau, the site of a sacred temple on the Big Island, and learned about Hawaiian culture. It was the type of unique, hands-on experience you can only find at Chaminade.” He also recalls joining Dr. Bryan Man on field trips to Waikiki to observe and learn about different subcultures of society and taking marine biology field trips to the tide pools around Sandy Beach.

In recent years, these memories offer him something even more special — they provide him with a special connection to his daughter, Malia.

She’s a junior at Chaminade and a behavioral science major just like her father. She’s enjoyed learning from both Dr. Bordner and Dr. Man. Malia’s decision to attend Chaminade took both Terry and his wife by surprise — Chaminade hadn’t been discussed much as an option before she announced it was where she wanted to go. At the time, they were living in Michigan and weren’t planning on moving back to Hawaii. But he supported her the same way his parents supported him.

A n island homecoming

Terry has always had a passion for serving others. It’s a love he inherited from his mother, a social worker. “Giving someone hope brings me joy,” he says. “Working in social service

is something of a selfish pursuit because I experience happiness from helping others.

You never know when helping someone may turn in to something bigger. Even just a simple smile could save someone’s life.”

He credits his time at Chaminade for helping him turn that passion into a career.

Studying with diverse students, learning about different cultures and having professors from all over the world provided him with a backdrop and a blank palette that he has been able to fill in with his own experiences.

After graduating from Chaminade, he was a reading teacher at Washington Intermediate School in Honolulu and a counselor for runaway youth at Hale Kipa. But the high cost of living drove him and his wife back to Michigan when their son was born. His first job in Michigan was with the refugee programs at Catholic Charities in Lansing. “My degree from Chaminade taught me about people of different cultures and backgrounds and really opened my eyes to working with refugees. As soon as I walked into the refugee office in Lansing, I knew it was a good fit.” That was the beginning of his twenty-year and counting career working with refugees and immigrants.

His early career sent him around the world with the United Nations refugee programs.

His family has lived in Africa, New Jersey and Michigan, working with refugees and immigrants.

They had settled back in Michigan, where Terry was the president and CEO of Catholic Charities West Michigan, and were very comfortable there, so he never thought they would move again.

When his current position became available, he was hesitant to apply because he didn’t want to put his family through another move.

But it was a unique opportunity, and his family had strong ties to Hawai‘i. His wife is from Hawai‘i and they were excited by the idea of coming back to be with friends and family.

His daughter, Malia, had just started as a student at Chaminade. She was a bit apprehensive about her family’s move at first.

“Part of her really wanted to be independent and be 4,000 miles away from us,” says Terry.

“But now I think she appreciates having her parents close by.”

Almost exactly two years ago, his family returned to O‘ahu and he started his position as CEO on November 1, 2016. “I feel so blessed to be here,” says Terry.

H awaii ’ s best- kept secret

In many ways, his goals for Catholic Charities Hawai‘i are similar to Dr. Babington’s goals for Chaminade — to bring awareness to the many programs that serve local residents and find new, innovative ways to tackle growing social issues.

He sees Catholic Charities as Hawai‘i’s best-kept secret. They have nearly 40 different programs that serve tens of thousands of people every year across Hawai‘i’s major islands.

“A lot of people are aware of our programs — like the Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center or the Mary Jane Home for pregnant women in need of safe, affordable housing — but they don’t always realize they are programs of Catholic Charities.” He sees a huge opportunity to bring awareness about the incredible work they do across the islands.

He’s also excited to expand their programs on neighbor islands. There is a lot of need, and that, combined with the fact that there are untapped resources, means it’s a prime time to serve our neighbors. They will soon break ground on a new housing complex in Maui to provide affordable apartments for senior citizens. They’re also looking for new ways to care for Hawai‘i’s older residents. There’s a lot of “brain drain” in Hawai‘i, where young people leave Hawai‘i in pursuit of higher salaries and lower living costs. That means there are fewer young people and more older adults. “We’re looking to expand our services so seniors can age in place with dignity,” says Terry. “Providing social activities and helping

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A LU M N I

Hawaii’s Best-Kept Secret As a child, Terry Walsh ’93 was fascinated with surfing. Magazines, videos, photos—he couldn’t get enough. The sport called to him.

There was only one small problem: he lived in landlocked Michigan.

But problems are meant to be overcome.

“My grandparents had a cabin on Lake Michigan,” says the president and CEO of Catholic Charities Hawai‘i and Chaminade Board of Regents member. “I remember boogie boarding on the choppy, storm-produced waves as an eight-year-old.”

When it became time to start thinking about colleges, he was drawn to Chaminade University. He already knew he liked the location: he had grown up with magazine covers featuring Pipeline and had traveled to Hawaii on family vacations. Chaminade also offered a behavioral sciences program that blended well with his interests. And he had grown up in Catholic schools, so the Marianist values felt like a natural fit.

Some of his fondest recollections of being a Silversword are of the hands-on learning opportunities. “My favorite memory is of going on an extended field trip with Dr. Richard Bordner,” he says. “We spent a weekend at a heiau, the site of a sacred temple on the Big Island, and learned about Hawaiian culture. It was the type of unique, hands-on experience you can only find at Chaminade.” He also recalls joining Dr. Bryan Man on field trips to Waikiki to observe and learn about different subcultures of society and taking marine biology field trips to the tide pools around Sandy Beach.

In recent years, these memories offer him something even more special — they provide him with a special connection to his daughter, Malia.

She’s a junior at Chaminade and a behavioral science major just like her father. She’s enjoyed learning from both Dr. Bordner and Dr. Man. Malia’s decision to attend Chaminade took both Terry and his wife by surprise — Chaminade hadn’t been discussed much as an option before she announced it was where she wanted to go. At the time, they were living in Michigan and weren’t planning on moving back to Hawaii. But he supported her the same way his parents supported him.

A n island homecoming

Terry has always had a passion for serving others. It’s a love he inherited from his mother, a social worker. “Giving someone hope brings me joy,” he says. “Working in social service

is something of a selfish pursuit because I experience happiness from helping others.

You never know when helping someone may turn in to something bigger. Even just a simple smile could save someone’s life.”

He credits his time at Chaminade for helping him turn that passion into a career.

Studying with diverse students, learning about different cultures and having professors from all over the world provided him with a backdrop and a blank palette that he has been able to fill in with his own experiences.

After graduating from Chaminade, he was a reading teacher at Washington Intermediate School in Honolulu and a counselor for runaway youth at Hale Kipa. But the high cost of living drove him and his wife back to Michigan when their son was born. His first job in Michigan was with the refugee programs at Catholic Charities in Lansing. “My degree from Chaminade taught me about people of different cultures and backgrounds and really opened my eyes to working with refugees. As soon as I walked into the refugee office in Lansing, I knew it was a good fit.” That was the beginning of his twenty-year and counting career working with refugees and immigrants.

His early career sent him around the world with the United Nations refugee programs.

His family has lived in Africa, New Jersey and Michigan, working with refugees and immigrants.

They had settled back in Michigan, where Terry was the president and CEO of Catholic Charities West Michigan, and were very comfortable there, so he never thought they would move again.

When his current position became available, he was hesitant to apply because he didn’t want to put his family through another move.

But it was a unique opportunity, and his family had strong ties to Hawai‘i. His wife is from Hawai‘i and they were excited by the idea of coming back to be with friends and family.

His daughter, Malia, had just started as a student at Chaminade. She was a bit apprehensive about her family’s move at first.

“Part of her really wanted to be independent and be 4,000 miles away from us,” says Terry.

“But now I think she appreciates having her parents close by.”

Almost exactly two years ago, his family returned to O‘ahu and he started his position as CEO on November 1, 2016. “I feel so blessed to be here,” says Terry.

H awaii ’ s best- kept secret

In many ways, his goals for Catholic Charities Hawai‘i are similar to Dr. Babington’s goals for Chaminade — to bring awareness to the many programs that serve local residents and find new, innovative ways to tackle growing social issues.

He sees Catholic Charities as Hawai‘i’s best-kept secret. They have nearly 40 different programs that serve tens of thousands of people every year across Hawai‘i’s major islands.

“A lot of people are aware of our programs — like the Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center or the Mary Jane Home for pregnant women in need of safe, affordable housing — but they don’t always realize they are programs of Catholic Charities.” He sees a huge opportunity to bring awareness about the incredible work they do across the islands.

He’s also excited to expand their programs on neighbor islands. There is a lot of need, and that, combined with the fact that there are untapped resources, means it’s a prime time to serve our neighbors. They will soon break ground on a new housing complex in Maui to provide affordable apartments for senior citizens. They’re also looking for new ways to care for Hawai‘i’s older residents. There’s a lot of “brain drain” in Hawai‘i, where young people leave Hawai‘i in pursuit of higher salaries and lower living costs. That means there are fewer young people and more older adults. “We’re looking to expand our services so seniors can age in place with dignity,” says Terry. “Providing social activities and helping

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alumni

I nstituti o nal

Welcome Home, New Students

seniors engage in the community is critical to their overall health and wellbeing.”

In mid-August, Chaminade faculty, staff and students all

A partnership is born

gathered to welcome the newest members of our ‘ohana and

Terry was honored when Dr. Lynn Babington asked him to join the Chaminade Board of Regents earlier this year. “I was excited by the opportunity and quickly answered affirmatively because of what I felt I could offer to Chaminade as a Regent,” he recalls.

their parents during the four-day New Student Orientation.

The event started on August 16 when new students moved into their new homes on campus. The liveliness of the day included an opportunity for students to meet their faculty while parents mingled nearby, a trolley tour of Kaimuki, lunch with our Marianist Brothers and a campus office open house. The busy day concluded with a nice dinner at Silversword Cafe, where students and their parents met with the director and resident advisors of Residential Life.

The excitement continued on Friday and Saturday with more campus explorations, a presidential welcome and prayer service, a resource fair, Convocation, a new student luau and various day trips around the island to Ka’au Crater, Maunawili Falls, Waimanalo and Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck in Kahuku.

The event concluded on Sunday with a Diamond Head hike in the morning, morning mass and brunch.

Congratulations to our new Chaminade students–we’re excited to see where these next few years take them and support them on this new, exciting journey!

“As an alum, I have a lot of positive memories of Chaminade and partially because my daughter is a student here, I’m really invested in maintaining the high quality of education.”

“I also think that since I work for a sister Catholic agency, there’s a lot of opportunity for collaboration.”

In October, he attended the Hogan Entrepreneurial Program kickoff and had a chance to interact with several of the program’s students. “When they found out where I worked, they were very excited. A lot of young people are interested in business and giving back to the community. The blending of social work and business administration is a growing field and it’s important and critical for a position like mine where you have to balance both.”

He thinks there’s a lot of potential to capitalize upon that momentum and build a strong partnership between Catholic Charities and Chaminade. He is excited to create new internship opportunities for Chaminade students.

During his daughter’s first year at Chaminade, she participated in a service-learning project and volunteered at a homeless shelter and an immigration nonprofit. Catholic Charities also offers those programs, and Terry sees it as a natural fit for Chaminade’s service-learning component.

Terry credits Chaminade with giving him the tools he needed to turn his passion for community service into a career and he’s excited to help provide those same opportunities to current students. “What brings me joy is to bring hope to another person,” he says. “It is gratifying to be able to work for an organization where you never have to compromise your values, and at the end of the day, you are fulfilled by the good work that has been accomplished. My hope is to share that experience with others so they too, can find the joy in helping others help themselves.”

Leaders of Tomorrow “You are very welcome here.”

The Ho‘oulu Scholars Welcome Dinner on September 7, 2018 began with a very welcoming message from Dr. Helen Turner, dean of natural sciences and mathematics and vice president of innovation at Chaminade University.

“We are delighted that you are here. Many applied but few were chosen—the Ho‘oulu Scholarship represents an investment in the future of our community here in Hawai‘i.”

Chaminade faculty and staff gathered on campus with families from across the state to celebrate the new class of scholars and officially welcome them to the Chaminade ‘ohana. The dinner began with a traditional oli led by returning scholars and Kahoali‘i Keahi-Wood, cultural engagement specialist at Chaminade University.

President Lynn Babington motivated the students to make an impact. “We are counting on you to lead us into a better world,” she said. “You have an entire ‘ohana here, and we are so invested in your success.”

Thirty-six students received this year’s scholarship, joining a cohort of 89 Ho‘oulu Scholarship students on campus. But the evening also brought an exciting announcement from Dr. Helen Turner. Earlier that week, Chaminade University received a prestigious $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to offer an additional 15 scholarships next year.

The Ho‘oulu Scholarship is a partnership between Chaminade University and Kamehameha Schools to build a new generation of Hawaiian scientists, health practitioners, forensic specialists, environmental professionals, data scientists and business leaders. Students who are accepted into the program receive full tuition assistance, consideration for a housing stipend and wraparound academic support. Livingston “Jack” Wong, CEO of Kamehameha Schools, inspired the students to work hard and compete. “If you work hard and compete,” he said, “you can do anything.”

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alumni

I nstituti o nal

Welcome Home, New Students

seniors engage in the community is critical to their overall health and wellbeing.”

In mid-August, Chaminade faculty, staff and students all

A partnership is born

gathered to welcome the newest members of our ‘ohana and

Terry was honored when Dr. Lynn Babington asked him to join the Chaminade Board of Regents earlier this year. “I was excited by the opportunity and quickly answered affirmatively because of what I felt I could offer to Chaminade as a Regent,” he recalls.

their parents during the four-day New Student Orientation.

The event started on August 16 when new students moved into their new homes on campus. The liveliness of the day included an opportunity for students to meet their faculty while parents mingled nearby, a trolley tour of Kaimuki, lunch with our Marianist Brothers and a campus office open house. The busy day concluded with a nice dinner at Silversword Cafe, where students and their parents met with the director and resident advisors of Residential Life.

The excitement continued on Friday and Saturday with more campus explorations, a presidential welcome and prayer service, a resource fair, Convocation, a new student luau and various day trips around the island to Ka’au Crater, Maunawili Falls, Waimanalo and Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck in Kahuku.

The event concluded on Sunday with a Diamond Head hike in the morning, morning mass and brunch.

Congratulations to our new Chaminade students–we’re excited to see where these next few years take them and support them on this new, exciting journey!

“As an alum, I have a lot of positive memories of Chaminade and partially because my daughter is a student here, I’m really invested in maintaining the high quality of education.”

“I also think that since I work for a sister Catholic agency, there’s a lot of opportunity for collaboration.”

In October, he attended the Hogan Entrepreneurial Program kickoff and had a chance to interact with several of the program’s students. “When they found out where I worked, they were very excited. A lot of young people are interested in business and giving back to the community. The blending of social work and business administration is a growing field and it’s important and critical for a position like mine where you have to balance both.”

He thinks there’s a lot of potential to capitalize upon that momentum and build a strong partnership between Catholic Charities and Chaminade. He is excited to create new internship opportunities for Chaminade students.

During his daughter’s first year at Chaminade, she participated in a service-learning project and volunteered at a homeless shelter and an immigration nonprofit. Catholic Charities also offers those programs, and Terry sees it as a natural fit for Chaminade’s service-learning component.

Terry credits Chaminade with giving him the tools he needed to turn his passion for community service into a career and he’s excited to help provide those same opportunities to current students. “What brings me joy is to bring hope to another person,” he says. “It is gratifying to be able to work for an organization where you never have to compromise your values, and at the end of the day, you are fulfilled by the good work that has been accomplished. My hope is to share that experience with others so they too, can find the joy in helping others help themselves.”

Leaders of Tomorrow “You are very welcome here.”

The Ho‘oulu Scholars Welcome Dinner on September 7, 2018 began with a very welcoming message from Dr. Helen Turner, dean of natural sciences and mathematics and vice president of innovation at Chaminade University.

“We are delighted that you are here. Many applied but few were chosen—the Ho‘oulu Scholarship represents an investment in the future of our community here in Hawai‘i.”

Chaminade faculty and staff gathered on campus with families from across the state to celebrate the new class of scholars and officially welcome them to the Chaminade ‘ohana. The dinner began with a traditional oli led by returning scholars and Kahoali‘i Keahi-Wood, cultural engagement specialist at Chaminade University.

President Lynn Babington motivated the students to make an impact. “We are counting on you to lead us into a better world,” she said. “You have an entire ‘ohana here, and we are so invested in your success.”

Thirty-six students received this year’s scholarship, joining a cohort of 89 Ho‘oulu Scholarship students on campus. But the evening also brought an exciting announcement from Dr. Helen Turner. Earlier that week, Chaminade University received a prestigious $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to offer an additional 15 scholarships next year.

The Ho‘oulu Scholarship is a partnership between Chaminade University and Kamehameha Schools to build a new generation of Hawaiian scientists, health practitioners, forensic specialists, environmental professionals, data scientists and business leaders. Students who are accepted into the program receive full tuition assistance, consideration for a housing stipend and wraparound academic support. Livingston “Jack” Wong, CEO of Kamehameha Schools, inspired the students to work hard and compete. “If you work hard and compete,” he said, “you can do anything.”

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about the Ho‘oulu Scholarship at finaid.chaminade.edu

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A retired Lt. Col. Marine Corps helicopter and fixed-wing pilot, Shizuru’s military decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with two Gold Stars, Air Medal 2nd award, NMC Commendation Medal and the Humanitarian Service Medal 2nd award.

In addition to his bachelor’s degree from Chaminade, Shizuru holds a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration degree. He is a graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and a Commandant of the Marine Corps National Fellow.

Ronna White (née Birkenhagen) B.A. Communications ’88

Above, left: Chaminade brought the aloha spirit to San Jose, California. Alumni, family, friends and current and future Chaminade students came together for the Annual Sizzling Summer Northern California Gathering, hosted by Board of Governor member Joe Melehan and his wife, Celeste.

(L to R) Matthew Howard ’89, Elise Coll, Frederico Morales, MBA ‘93, Jeremiah Coll ’68, Steve Young ’11, William Ferguson ’68, William O’Donnell ’72, William Matthews, MBA ’99, Daniel Rodrigues, Andrew Trapsi, Be-Jay Kodama ’86, MBA ’16, President Lynn Babington, Allan Nuttal ’86, Kara Joves, Rosemary McCarthy ’83, Erinn Mifune-Palmer ’81, Ronald Palmer ’81, Dustyn Ragasa ’07.

Above, Right: Hosted by Chaminade Board of Governor member Tom Orbe ’73, alumni and their ‘ohana mixed and mingled at Wahoo’s Fish Taco in Huntington Beach, California. It was an opportunity to reconnect, reminisce and learn about all the exciting things happening at Chaminade.

1970’s Peter Carocci B.A. Psychology ’75

After seeing the Chaminade banner at Kapiolani Park, alumnus Peter Carocci joined faculty and staff at the first annual Chaminade Employee Picnic. He was excited to reconnect with the Chaminade ‘ohana and share stories of his time on campus. Carocci and his wife, Sheree, live in Syracuse, New York, and were in Hawaii for vacation.

(Left to right) Dr. Peter Steiger, Peter Carocci ’75, Sheree Carocci, Dr. Helen Whippy, Provost.

1980’s

Anthony M. Mira John D. Field, Jr. Master of Business Administration ’84

John Field, Jr. is Chaminade’s new Board of Regents Chair, and is the University’s first lay chair who is a Chaminade alumnus. He has served on the Board of Regents since 2012. Field is the vice president and treasurer of Punahou School. Field received a B.S. in business administration from the University of New Hampshire, a master’s degree from Chaminade University and has completed advanced coursework at the Pacific Coast Banking School, the University of Hawaii and Harvard University’s Advanced Management Programs. Field’s daughter Sara is also an alumna, earning a Master of Education in 2006.

Henry J. “Jamie” Holcombe Master of Business Administration ’89

Jamie Holcombe was named chief executive officer of Virginia-based Visium Technologies, Inc., a cybersecurity company. Previously, Holcombe served as vice president and general manager for Harris IT Services and Caprock Government Solutions; vice president of information systems for the Federal Communications Commission Universal Service Administrative Company; chief technology officer and senior vice president of operations for Globix, and as chief information officer for Cambrian Communications.

In addition to receiving his MBA from Chaminade, Holcombe graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point with a bachelor of science degree, finishing first in his class in computer science, and a Master of Science degree in computer science from George Washington University.

B.S. Criminal Justice ’86

Anthony Mira is the deputy federal security director at San Francisco International Airport, where he carries out Transportation Security Administration (TSA) programs. Mira leads and advises the assistant federal security directors, collaborates with senior airport/air carrier and stakeholder partners and advances the goals of TSA. Previously, Mira was the TSA representative at the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines. His TSA career began in 2007 as the federal security director covering Maui, Molokai and Lanai.

A thirty-year U.S. Air Force veteran, Mira spent the majority of his military career as a forwarddeployed security force specialist. Twenty of those years were at overseas locations in the western Pacific. While completing these assignments, he managed to complete his undergraduate and graduate studies in the areas of criminal justice and management. Mira and his wife and two sons live in Colorado.

Richard N. Shizuru B.A. Political Science ’86

This fall, Richard Shizura was asked to be the guest speaker at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s worldwide campuses commencement ceremony.

The ceremony included undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the university’s three Hawai‘i-based campuses — Marine Corps Base, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and Schofield Barracks.

Shizuru administers the Plans and Operations Branch, which advises and assists the Marine Corps Forces, Pacific Commanding General on manpower issues. It also is the principal source of continuity for all matters related to plans and operations involving Marine Corps personnel, commands and installations throughout the Pacific theater.

Ronna White (née Birkenhagen) recently relocated to Nashville, Tennessee to become a manager for Pharmacy Strategic Sourcing at HealthTrust. Her work involves negotiating fair pricing agreements for over 1,600 facilities and additional clinics. HealthTrust represents half of the largest health systems in the U.S. for purchasing and supply chain. White is continuing her volunteer work with NHL charities through the Nashville Predators Foundation. NHL charities support local community organizations and youth hockey programs, and sponsor Paralympic hockey teams. A recent fundraiser was held for families impacted by Hurricane Florence.

1990’s Elizabeth Ahana

and an entertainer with Robert Cazimero of The Brothers Cazimero and the Royal Dance Company.

After receiving a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Chaminade, he received a doctorate in professional educational practice from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.

Ron Connovich Master of Business Administration ‘93

Ron Connovich was recently named president of Fort Hamilton Hospital in Ohio. He has over 30 years of health care experience in finance and operations. Connovich joined Kettering Health Network in 2012 as chief operating officer and chief financial officer for Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia and Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek.

2000’s Heidi Tsuneyoshi M.S. Counseling Psychology ‘02

Elizabeth Ahana was promoted to senior consultant for public relations strategy at Kamehameha Schools.

She is responsible for external communications strategy as well as serving as media spokesperson for the organization. “I am grateful for the opportunity to do this work for Kamehameha Schools; however, I don’t believe I would’ve realized my love for communications and public relations had it not been for two of my professors at Chaminade.

Jude Yablonsky and Melba Kop gave me the opportunities and aloha to thrive during my years there and because they took the time and energy to see my potential, I have my dream job today— to serve and strengthen our lāhui.”

Kyle J. Atabay B.S. Behavioral Science ‘92 M.S. Counseling Psychology ’97

Kyle Atabay, a Damien Memorial School graduate, was named principal of the school.

Prior to his appointment, Atabay was vice principal of Kamehameha Schools’ Kapalama Middle School, a case manager at the Institute for Human Services,

B.S. Computer Science ’10

Rylan Chong is one of the newest faculty members in the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Chaminade. Originally from Maui, Chong earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a Hogan Entrepreneur Certificate from Chaminade.

He has a master’s degree from Purdue University in information security, where he specialized in biometric systems and human factors. Chong completed his Doctor of Philosophy degree in information security and a graduate certificate in information security policy at Purdue University. He was an Alfred Sloan Foundation indigenous graduate scholar and a fellow of the Bilsland Strategic Initiative Fellowship. The Bilsland Fellowship is for outstanding Ph.D. students that demonstrate superior academic abilities and scholarly achievements. Chong’s current research areas of interest at Chaminade are data science, cybersecurity, health, the Pacific Islander social environment and the career development of STEM students. He says, “I am very blessed — and feel so humbled — to be given an opportunity to be part of Chaminade’s ‘ohana and for allowing me to help Chaminade move toward its goals, mission and vision. From the Hawaiian culture, we want to give back. And that is what I want to do.”

Newly elected, Heidi Tsuneyoshi won her primary race, becoming the first woman of Hawaiian ancestry to serve on the council of the City and County of Honolulu. She follows another Chaminade alumni member on the council, Brandon Elefante, MBA ’11.

2010’s

B.A. Communication ’97

Rylan Chong

Diane Peters-Nguyen, Dr. Rylan Chong ‘10, Dr. Mark Speck, Millie Perreira-Gilmore ‘91

Joseph “Keahi” Carrero B.A. Historical and Political Science ’18

David L. Dinh

Joseph “Keahi” Carrero recently joined Chaminade’s Office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs as an academic advisor. Returning to Chaminade, Carrero says, “is an honor, and a blessing.” He served as the spring 2018 undergraduate commencement speaker, sharing his experience as a non-traditional student born and raised in Wai‘anae. Carrero is currently enrolled in Chaminade’s Masters of Education program.

Master of Business Administration ‘15

David Dinh is an instructor within the business division at the University of Hawai‘iWest Oahu where he teaches courses covering marketing, global management and business ethics. Dinh has been teaching at the university since the fall 2016 semester.

Dinh values the success of his students, creating relationships with local businesses and making a positive impact in the community. He is also a strong supporter of student veterans continuing their education and has helped many achieve their educational goals.

Prior to teaching at the University of Hawai‘iWest Oahu, Dinh was a graduate admissions counselor at Chaminade. He is also a veteran, having served nine years with the Army National Guard as a non-commissioned officer with the 487th “Hiki No” Field Artillery Battalion.

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Alumni Class Notes

A retired Lt. Col. Marine Corps helicopter and fixed-wing pilot, Shizuru’s military decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with two Gold Stars, Air Medal 2nd award, NMC Commendation Medal and the Humanitarian Service Medal 2nd award.

In addition to his bachelor’s degree from Chaminade, Shizuru holds a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration degree. He is a graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and a Commandant of the Marine Corps National Fellow.

Ronna White (née Birkenhagen) B.A. Communications ’88

Above, left: Chaminade brought the aloha spirit to San Jose, California. Alumni, family, friends and current and future Chaminade students came together for the Annual Sizzling Summer Northern California Gathering, hosted by Board of Governor member Joe Melehan and his wife, Celeste.

(L to R) Matthew Howard ’89, Elise Coll, Frederico Morales, MBA ‘93, Jeremiah Coll ’68, Steve Young ’11, William Ferguson ’68, William O’Donnell ’72, William Matthews, MBA ’99, Daniel Rodrigues, Andrew Trapsi, Be-Jay Kodama ’86, MBA ’16, President Lynn Babington, Allan Nuttal ’86, Kara Joves, Rosemary McCarthy ’83, Erinn Mifune-Palmer ’81, Ronald Palmer ’81, Dustyn Ragasa ’07.

Above, Right: Hosted by Chaminade Board of Governor member Tom Orbe ’73, alumni and their ‘ohana mixed and mingled at Wahoo’s Fish Taco in Huntington Beach, California. It was an opportunity to reconnect, reminisce and learn about all the exciting things happening at Chaminade.

1970’s Peter Carocci B.A. Psychology ’75

After seeing the Chaminade banner at Kapiolani Park, alumnus Peter Carocci joined faculty and staff at the first annual Chaminade Employee Picnic. He was excited to reconnect with the Chaminade ‘ohana and share stories of his time on campus. Carocci and his wife, Sheree, live in Syracuse, New York, and were in Hawaii for vacation.

(Left to right) Dr. Peter Steiger, Peter Carocci ’75, Sheree Carocci, Dr. Helen Whippy, Provost.

1980’s

Anthony M. Mira John D. Field, Jr. Master of Business Administration ’84

John Field, Jr. is Chaminade’s new Board of Regents Chair, and is the University’s first lay chair who is a Chaminade alumnus. He has served on the Board of Regents since 2012. Field is the vice president and treasurer of Punahou School. Field received a B.S. in business administration from the University of New Hampshire, a master’s degree from Chaminade University and has completed advanced coursework at the Pacific Coast Banking School, the University of Hawaii and Harvard University’s Advanced Management Programs. Field’s daughter Sara is also an alumna, earning a Master of Education in 2006.

Henry J. “Jamie” Holcombe Master of Business Administration ’89

Jamie Holcombe was named chief executive officer of Virginia-based Visium Technologies, Inc., a cybersecurity company. Previously, Holcombe served as vice president and general manager for Harris IT Services and Caprock Government Solutions; vice president of information systems for the Federal Communications Commission Universal Service Administrative Company; chief technology officer and senior vice president of operations for Globix, and as chief information officer for Cambrian Communications.

In addition to receiving his MBA from Chaminade, Holcombe graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point with a bachelor of science degree, finishing first in his class in computer science, and a Master of Science degree in computer science from George Washington University.

B.S. Criminal Justice ’86

Anthony Mira is the deputy federal security director at San Francisco International Airport, where he carries out Transportation Security Administration (TSA) programs. Mira leads and advises the assistant federal security directors, collaborates with senior airport/air carrier and stakeholder partners and advances the goals of TSA. Previously, Mira was the TSA representative at the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines. His TSA career began in 2007 as the federal security director covering Maui, Molokai and Lanai.

A thirty-year U.S. Air Force veteran, Mira spent the majority of his military career as a forwarddeployed security force specialist. Twenty of those years were at overseas locations in the western Pacific. While completing these assignments, he managed to complete his undergraduate and graduate studies in the areas of criminal justice and management. Mira and his wife and two sons live in Colorado.

Richard N. Shizuru B.A. Political Science ’86

This fall, Richard Shizura was asked to be the guest speaker at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s worldwide campuses commencement ceremony.

The ceremony included undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the university’s three Hawai‘i-based campuses — Marine Corps Base, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and Schofield Barracks.

Shizuru administers the Plans and Operations Branch, which advises and assists the Marine Corps Forces, Pacific Commanding General on manpower issues. It also is the principal source of continuity for all matters related to plans and operations involving Marine Corps personnel, commands and installations throughout the Pacific theater.

Ronna White (née Birkenhagen) recently relocated to Nashville, Tennessee to become a manager for Pharmacy Strategic Sourcing at HealthTrust. Her work involves negotiating fair pricing agreements for over 1,600 facilities and additional clinics. HealthTrust represents half of the largest health systems in the U.S. for purchasing and supply chain. White is continuing her volunteer work with NHL charities through the Nashville Predators Foundation. NHL charities support local community organizations and youth hockey programs, and sponsor Paralympic hockey teams. A recent fundraiser was held for families impacted by Hurricane Florence.

1990’s Elizabeth Ahana

and an entertainer with Robert Cazimero of The Brothers Cazimero and the Royal Dance Company.

After receiving a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Chaminade, he received a doctorate in professional educational practice from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.

Ron Connovich Master of Business Administration ‘93

Ron Connovich was recently named president of Fort Hamilton Hospital in Ohio. He has over 30 years of health care experience in finance and operations. Connovich joined Kettering Health Network in 2012 as chief operating officer and chief financial officer for Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia and Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek.

2000’s Heidi Tsuneyoshi M.S. Counseling Psychology ‘02

Elizabeth Ahana was promoted to senior consultant for public relations strategy at Kamehameha Schools.

She is responsible for external communications strategy as well as serving as media spokesperson for the organization. “I am grateful for the opportunity to do this work for Kamehameha Schools; however, I don’t believe I would’ve realized my love for communications and public relations had it not been for two of my professors at Chaminade.

Jude Yablonsky and Melba Kop gave me the opportunities and aloha to thrive during my years there and because they took the time and energy to see my potential, I have my dream job today— to serve and strengthen our lāhui.”

Kyle J. Atabay B.S. Behavioral Science ‘92 M.S. Counseling Psychology ’97

Kyle Atabay, a Damien Memorial School graduate, was named principal of the school.

Prior to his appointment, Atabay was vice principal of Kamehameha Schools’ Kapalama Middle School, a case manager at the Institute for Human Services,

B.S. Computer Science ’10

Rylan Chong is one of the newest faculty members in the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Chaminade. Originally from Maui, Chong earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a Hogan Entrepreneur Certificate from Chaminade.

He has a master’s degree from Purdue University in information security, where he specialized in biometric systems and human factors. Chong completed his Doctor of Philosophy degree in information security and a graduate certificate in information security policy at Purdue University. He was an Alfred Sloan Foundation indigenous graduate scholar and a fellow of the Bilsland Strategic Initiative Fellowship. The Bilsland Fellowship is for outstanding Ph.D. students that demonstrate superior academic abilities and scholarly achievements. Chong’s current research areas of interest at Chaminade are data science, cybersecurity, health, the Pacific Islander social environment and the career development of STEM students. He says, “I am very blessed — and feel so humbled — to be given an opportunity to be part of Chaminade’s ‘ohana and for allowing me to help Chaminade move toward its goals, mission and vision. From the Hawaiian culture, we want to give back. And that is what I want to do.”

Newly elected, Heidi Tsuneyoshi won her primary race, becoming the first woman of Hawaiian ancestry to serve on the council of the City and County of Honolulu. She follows another Chaminade alumni member on the council, Brandon Elefante, MBA ’11.

2010’s

B.A. Communication ’97

Rylan Chong

Diane Peters-Nguyen, Dr. Rylan Chong ‘10, Dr. Mark Speck, Millie Perreira-Gilmore ‘91

Joseph “Keahi” Carrero B.A. Historical and Political Science ’18

David L. Dinh

Joseph “Keahi” Carrero recently joined Chaminade’s Office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs as an academic advisor. Returning to Chaminade, Carrero says, “is an honor, and a blessing.” He served as the spring 2018 undergraduate commencement speaker, sharing his experience as a non-traditional student born and raised in Wai‘anae. Carrero is currently enrolled in Chaminade’s Masters of Education program.

Master of Business Administration ‘15

David Dinh is an instructor within the business division at the University of Hawai‘iWest Oahu where he teaches courses covering marketing, global management and business ethics. Dinh has been teaching at the university since the fall 2016 semester.

Dinh values the success of his students, creating relationships with local businesses and making a positive impact in the community. He is also a strong supporter of student veterans continuing their education and has helped many achieve their educational goals.

Prior to teaching at the University of Hawai‘iWest Oahu, Dinh was a graduate admissions counselor at Chaminade. He is also a veteran, having served nine years with the Army National Guard as a non-commissioned officer with the 487th “Hiki No” Field Artillery Battalion.

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alumni c lass notes

Dinh’s fondest memory of his time at Chaminade was being a part of the Hogan Entrepreneurial Program. “The program really ignited my interest in the world of business. I was able to meet with many great business professionals and colleagues whom I still stay in contact with today. The Hogan Entrepreneurial Program was definitely the highlight of my college journey.”

Anthony Lamorena B.A. Business Administration ’17

advocacy,” was founded by two Harvard University roommates. Lamorena says, “I see this as the perfect opportunity to merge my experience in government with my business education. And I will be able to incorporate the skills and the important values I learned at Chaminade.”

Chardonnay Hi‘ilawe Pao B.A. Business Administration ‘13 Master of Business Administration ‘15

Anthony (far right) and other students meet Representative Tulsi Gabbard.

Anthony Lamorena, a past Chaminade Student Government Association president, is moving to Washington D.C. to work at a tech start-up company called Quorum Analytics. The company, a software platform that offers “solutions in stakeholder engagement, legislative tracking, and grassroots

Chardonnay Hi‘ilawe Pao says that Chaminade is her educational home base and is a place she returns to frequently for support and advice. After graduating from Chaminade, Pao found herself drawn to the music scene and farm-to-table food service industry. Today, as an entrepreneur, her business ventures include Chardonnay Music, Kapakahi Grindz and Jay’s Hog Farm. Continuing her connection to Chaminade, Pao’s Kapakahi Grindz food truck has been featured at the alumni reunions. She says, “What makes Chaminade special are the people and relationships built on this hill. This isn’t just a network, it is an ‘ohana.

A place where you can return and feel welcomed, respected and cared for.”

Andre “Pono” Riddle B.S. Psychology ’18

Andre Riddle is currently volunteering a year of service through the Marianist PULSE Program.

He is working with the Empowering Children with Hope and Opportunity program at the University of Dayton in the Center for Catholic Education Department.

In Memoriam Andrea R. Au ‘61 Stay Connected alumni.chaminade.edu John W. Koskela ‘83 Lawrence P. Ledgard @cuhalumni ‘81 cuhalumni Charles B. McEachin ‘84 Medsura E.M. Raguindin ‘61 Masaru K. Saito ‘78

cuhalumni

Stay Connected alumni.chaminade.edu cuhalumni @cuhalumni cuhalumni

Meet One of Our Student Scholars

Scholarship Spotlight Theresa Dao ‘20 M A J O R : Biology S C H O L A R S H I P S : Chun Hoon Biology Scholarship and Clarence T.C. Ching Scholarship

“I was working three part-time jobs before I received a scholarship because I was scared I wouldn’t be able to afford college. I came to Chaminade right away after receiving my scholarship letter, and there have been a lot of opportunities here. I want to go into the medical field because of the story of my birth. My parents had trouble getting pregnant—they went to doctor after doctor and no one would help them until they met Dr. Theresa, whom I’m named after. I’m their miracle child. I really want to bring the joy that Dr. Theresa gave to my parents to other people.”

See Theresa’s full story at chaminade.edu/theresa Learn More

finaid.chaminade.edu

Announcing Our Newest Major A hot new major in data science, analytics and visualization is coming to Chaminade University in fall of 2019.

Data science is dominating discussions on a daily basis — big data is saturating every sector of the economy and not enough people know how to analyze and communicate it. According to a recent LinkedIn article, data scientist is the fastest growing and one of the best-paid jobs in the U.S. The National Science Foundation, which funded Chaminade to start this program, identified “harnessing the data revolution” as one of its 10 big ideas for the future of U.S. science and technology.

“The world is drowning in data,” says Dr. Lynn Babington, president of Chaminade University. “We need more people who can convert data into meaning, into knowledge that will guide our decisions. This program supports Hawaii’s innovation economy and brings a much-needed skill set to our workforce.” She adds,

“Why place this program at Chaminade? It’s because we link science with values — our new program places a strong emphasis on data integrity and ethics because that’s the kind of data scientist our world needs right now.”

This is the first data science major in the state. Students will partner directly with industry partners to gain real-world experience and build networks. They’ll work with businesses and organizations for a semester-long capstone project and engage in a variety of

hands-on internships. Students will learn using new fully-equipped cyberinfrastructure created specifically for this new program, including a new data science center and virtual reality classrooms.

The new program was a direct response to industry and stakeholder requests. “Data analytics is critical,” says Robbie Melton, executive director and CEO of Hawaii Technology Development Corporation. “It is integral to our state and our economy. We’re excited Chaminade is offering this program because it keeps students current with the most advanced technologies. It also provides them with high paying jobs which is what we want for our young people.”

“Our students will get a tremendous grounding in the technical aspects of data science,” says Dr. Helen Turner, vice president of innovation and dean of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Chaminade University. “They will get the training to be great coders, communicators and visualization specialists.” Turner also noted the flexibility of the new major: “Students can specialize in tracks for healthcare analytics, business analytics, environmental analytics and analytics for the science and technology industries. With our four-year graduation guarantee, we will soon be serving every sector of the economy with our graduates.”

Applications to begin the new data science major in fall 2019 are open now.

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chaminade.edu.

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alumni c lass notes

Dinh’s fondest memory of his time at Chaminade was being a part of the Hogan Entrepreneurial Program. “The program really ignited my interest in the world of business. I was able to meet with many great business professionals and colleagues whom I still stay in contact with today. The Hogan Entrepreneurial Program was definitely the highlight of my college journey.”

Anthony Lamorena B.A. Business Administration ’17

advocacy,” was founded by two Harvard University roommates. Lamorena says, “I see this as the perfect opportunity to merge my experience in government with my business education. And I will be able to incorporate the skills and the important values I learned at Chaminade.”

Chardonnay Hi‘ilawe Pao B.A. Business Administration ‘13 Master of Business Administration ‘15

Anthony (far right) and other students meet Representative Tulsi Gabbard.

Anthony Lamorena, a past Chaminade Student Government Association president, is moving to Washington D.C. to work at a tech start-up company called Quorum Analytics. The company, a software platform that offers “solutions in stakeholder engagement, legislative tracking, and grassroots

Chardonnay Hi‘ilawe Pao says that Chaminade is her educational home base and is a place she returns to frequently for support and advice. After graduating from Chaminade, Pao found herself drawn to the music scene and farm-to-table food service industry. Today, as an entrepreneur, her business ventures include Chardonnay Music, Kapakahi Grindz and Jay’s Hog Farm. Continuing her connection to Chaminade, Pao’s Kapakahi Grindz food truck has been featured at the alumni reunions. She says, “What makes Chaminade special are the people and relationships built on this hill. This isn’t just a network, it is an ‘ohana.

A place where you can return and feel welcomed, respected and cared for.”

Andre “Pono” Riddle B.S. Psychology ’18

Andre Riddle is currently volunteering a year of service through the Marianist PULSE Program.

He is working with the Empowering Children with Hope and Opportunity program at the University of Dayton in the Center for Catholic Education Department.

In Memoriam Andrea R. Au ‘61 Stay Connected alumni.chaminade.edu John W. Koskela ‘83 Lawrence P. Ledgard @cuhalumni ‘81 cuhalumni Charles B. McEachin ‘84 Medsura E.M. Raguindin ‘61 Masaru K. Saito ‘78

cuhalumni

Stay Connected alumni.chaminade.edu cuhalumni @cuhalumni cuhalumni

Meet One of Our Student Scholars

Scholarship Spotlight Theresa Dao ‘20 M A J O R : Biology S C H O L A R S H I P S : Chun Hoon Biology Scholarship and Clarence T.C. Ching Scholarship

“I was working three part-time jobs before I received a scholarship because I was scared I wouldn’t be able to afford college. I came to Chaminade right away after receiving my scholarship letter, and there have been a lot of opportunities here. I want to go into the medical field because of the story of my birth. My parents had trouble getting pregnant—they went to doctor after doctor and no one would help them until they met Dr. Theresa, whom I’m named after. I’m their miracle child. I really want to bring the joy that Dr. Theresa gave to my parents to other people.”

See Theresa’s full story at chaminade.edu/theresa Learn More

finaid.chaminade.edu

Announcing Our Newest Major A hot new major in data science, analytics and visualization is coming to Chaminade University in fall of 2019.

Data science is dominating discussions on a daily basis — big data is saturating every sector of the economy and not enough people know how to analyze and communicate it. According to a recent LinkedIn article, data scientist is the fastest growing and one of the best-paid jobs in the U.S. The National Science Foundation, which funded Chaminade to start this program, identified “harnessing the data revolution” as one of its 10 big ideas for the future of U.S. science and technology.

“The world is drowning in data,” says Dr. Lynn Babington, president of Chaminade University. “We need more people who can convert data into meaning, into knowledge that will guide our decisions. This program supports Hawaii’s innovation economy and brings a much-needed skill set to our workforce.” She adds,

“Why place this program at Chaminade? It’s because we link science with values — our new program places a strong emphasis on data integrity and ethics because that’s the kind of data scientist our world needs right now.”

This is the first data science major in the state. Students will partner directly with industry partners to gain real-world experience and build networks. They’ll work with businesses and organizations for a semester-long capstone project and engage in a variety of

hands-on internships. Students will learn using new fully-equipped cyberinfrastructure created specifically for this new program, including a new data science center and virtual reality classrooms.

The new program was a direct response to industry and stakeholder requests. “Data analytics is critical,” says Robbie Melton, executive director and CEO of Hawaii Technology Development Corporation. “It is integral to our state and our economy. We’re excited Chaminade is offering this program because it keeps students current with the most advanced technologies. It also provides them with high paying jobs which is what we want for our young people.”

“Our students will get a tremendous grounding in the technical aspects of data science,” says Dr. Helen Turner, vice president of innovation and dean of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Chaminade University. “They will get the training to be great coders, communicators and visualization specialists.” Turner also noted the flexibility of the new major: “Students can specialize in tracks for healthcare analytics, business analytics, environmental analytics and analytics for the science and technology industries. With our four-year graduation guarantee, we will soon be serving every sector of the economy with our graduates.”

Applications to begin the new data science major in fall 2019 are open now.

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annual rep ort

Financial Overview Update FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018 (unaudited FYE 2018 financial data*)

Aulani Ka‘ano‘i V i c e P r e s i d e n t o f F i n a n c e a n d Fac i l i t i e s

Fiscal year 2018 was a year of transition for the University. Our new President, Lynn Babington, joined the team on August 1, and brought innovative ideas and plans to ensure that Chaminade is in a position to address the future changes in the ever-changing atmosphere of higher education.

Financially, Chaminade had a moderate year — despite the continued challenges in enrollment. Net tuition revenue had a slight increase over FY 2017 due in large part to pricing increases and the success of our online program in Micronesia. Total revenues increased slightly from FY 2017 due to continued success in receiving new federal and private grants. Overall, the University had a positive change in net assets for the year of $3.8 million.

13%

We are very proud of our completed renovation of Hale Hoaloha. It was once owned by Chaminade and used as a residence hall, then was given to Saint Louis School in 2003 in exchange for a portion of Clarence T.C. Ching Hall. In January 2016, Chaminade had the opportunity to purchase back the building from Saint Louis School at a cost of $3.5 million. In 2017, the University began renovation of the 12,000 square foot, three-story building. The newly renovated building, which includes active learning classrooms, collaborative space and offices, opened in January 2018.

In April 2018 the University held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new 4,300 square foot Silversword Athletics Training Center and Locker Room. The project is expected to be completed in Spring 2019, at a total cost of $4.2 million.

REVENUE

6% 19%

62%

2018

2017

Net tuition & fees

$ 31,770,000

$ 31,413,000

Private gifts & grants

9,663,000

7,820,000

Auxiliary enterprises

3,432,000

3,670,000

6,642,000

8,171,000

Federal grants & contracts, investment income & other Total

$ 51,507,000

$ 51,074,000

2018 revenue*

9%

58%

9%

24%

EXPENDITURES 2018 2017 Instructional academic support

$ 27,541,000

$ 26,663,000

Institutional support

11,464,000

11,001,000

Auxiliary enterprises

4,456,000

Student services

Total

$ 47,740,000

4,279,000

4,658,000

4,527,000

$ 46,849,000

2018 EXPENDITURES* 70

I N T H OU S A ND S

60

NET ASSETS 2018 2017

50

Restricted-permanently

40

$ 13,064,000

Restricted-temporarily 10,251,000

30 20 10 0

$ 14,733,000

Unrestricted 44,453,000

44,652,000

Total Net Assets

$ 65,606,000

2018

2017

COMPARATIVE NET ASSETS*

7,890,000

$ 69,437,000

Chaminade University is honored to recognize and thank all the individuals and organizations whose generous contributions give strength to our mission of enriching and educating our students for life, service and success.

We value each gift received and have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this 2017-18 Honor Roll of Donors.

If your name was omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies and notify us at (808) 739-4646 or quarter@chamainde.edu so that we may correct our records. Mahalo!

J uly 1 , 2 0 1 7 TO J une 3 0 , 2 0 1 8

Honor Roll of Donors

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annual rep ort

Financial Overview Update FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018 (unaudited FYE 2018 financial data*)

Aulani Ka‘ano‘i V i c e P r e s i d e n t o f F i n a n c e a n d Fac i l i t i e s

Fiscal year 2018 was a year of transition for the University. Our new President, Lynn Babington, joined the team on August 1, and brought innovative ideas and plans to ensure that Chaminade is in a position to address the future changes in the ever-changing atmosphere of higher education.

Financially, Chaminade had a moderate year — despite the continued challenges in enrollment. Net tuition revenue had a slight increase over FY 2017 due in large part to pricing increases and the success of our online program in Micronesia. Total revenues increased slightly from FY 2017 due to continued success in receiving new federal and private grants. Overall, the University had a positive change in net assets for the year of $3.8 million.

13%

We are very proud of our completed renovation of Hale Hoaloha. It was once owned by Chaminade and used as a residence hall, then was given to Saint Louis School in 2003 in exchange for a portion of Clarence T.C. Ching Hall. In January 2016, Chaminade had the opportunity to purchase back the building from Saint Louis School at a cost of $3.5 million. In 2017, the University began renovation of the 12,000 square foot, three-story building. The newly renovated building, which includes active learning classrooms, collaborative space and offices, opened in January 2018.

In April 2018 the University held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new 4,300 square foot Silversword Athletics Training Center and Locker Room. The project is expected to be completed in Spring 2019, at a total cost of $4.2 million.

REVENUE

6% 19%

62%

2018

2017

Net tuition & fees

$ 31,770,000

$ 31,413,000

Private gifts & grants

9,663,000

7,820,000

Auxiliary enterprises

3,432,000

3,670,000

6,642,000

8,171,000

Federal grants & contracts, investment income & other Total

$ 51,507,000

$ 51,074,000

2018 revenue*

9%

58%

9%

24%

EXPENDITURES 2018 2017 Instructional academic support

$ 27,541,000

$ 26,663,000

Institutional support

11,464,000

11,001,000

Auxiliary enterprises

4,456,000

Student services

Total

$ 47,740,000

4,279,000

4,658,000

4,527,000

$ 46,849,000

2018 EXPENDITURES* 70

I N T H OU S A ND S

60

NET ASSETS 2018 2017

50

Restricted-permanently

40

$ 13,064,000

Restricted-temporarily 10,251,000

30 20 10 0

$ 14,733,000

Unrestricted 44,453,000

44,652,000

Total Net Assets

$ 65,606,000

2018

2017

COMPARATIVE NET ASSETS*

7,890,000

$ 69,437,000

Chaminade University is honored to recognize and thank all the individuals and organizations whose generous contributions give strength to our mission of enriching and educating our students for life, service and success.

We value each gift received and have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this 2017-18 Honor Roll of Donors.

If your name was omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies and notify us at (808) 739-4646 or quarter@chamainde.edu so that we may correct our records. Mahalo!

J uly 1 , 2 0 1 7 TO J une 3 0 , 2 0 1 8

Honor Roll of Donors

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July 1, 2017 TO June 30, 2018

H on or r oll of do no rs

Lifetime Giving of $1,000,000 or More The Alaka‘ina Foundation

Harold K.L. Castle Foundation

The Atlantic Philanthropies

Hogan Family Foundation

John C. & Mary Lou Brogan

The Kamehameha Schools

Chaminade University Educational Foundation

Marianist Center of Hawaii

The Late Maurice J. and The Late Joanna L. Sullivan

The Marianist Province of the U.S.

Lawrence K.W. Tseu

The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation

The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation The Late Angela Starke ’85

The Late Henry A. Zuberano

Grelyn C. ’94, ’97 & Sheila Rosario z Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Servco Foundation Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii Kristina E. Stone ’00 z Charles X. Stricker Paul & Patricia M. Taylor University of Hawaii Foundation Vincent E. & Katherine J. Neal Memorial Fund Carl J. Voss & Itsuko Nagata John F. & Dawn M. Webster z Wilson Care Group z Patrick K.S.L. & Sandy Yim z

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Donors Derrick Abe Steven C. Ai z

Ismael I. Eustaquio, Jr. ’88 & Anne E. Eustaquio ’89, ’92 z Lydell Fabin Angeline L. Fleck Frank C. Floro Dale R. & Susan Fryxell z Kinsley M. ’67 & Sue S. Fujitani z Jeffrey J. Furukawa ’89 Gentry Investment Properties William F. & Sheri Gleason z Goodenow Associates Investigations, LLC Stephen P. Graner Peter Grossman & Catherine H.Q. Ching Phillip D. ’91 & Karen A. Gvozden Robert S. & Lori K. Harrison zX Hawaii Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Hawaii Gas Garrett & Nancy Hayashi William R. & Virginia S. Hinshaw Glenn F. Honda z

Harry L. ’67 & Ginger S. ’08 Miller z Bennette M. Misalucha z Michael A. Monroe & Edna Magpantay-Monroe Randolph G. & Lynne Moore z Arthur L. & Waltraut Mori Doris J. Ng ’67 Susan H. O’Connor Catherine M. O’Rourke z Vincent Ortolano & Nadine A. Clapp ’73 Dwight S. & Theresa Otani Roy & Jody Panzarella z Joseph & Fran M. Patoskie Pepsi Beverages Company Jerome E. & Cheri L. Rauckhorst Michael M. & Lori Rockers z Donald D. & Mona L. Rodrigues z Eric J. Roeben ’75, ’78 z Lionnel Ronduen ’08, ’11 & Jennifer L. Bryan ’08 Winona E. Rubin z The Late Masaru K. Saito ’78

Hub International of California Insurance Services, Inc. Roy S. Imai Insurance Solutions, LLC z Island Flooring Eric Iwamoto Neal & Natalie Iwamoto Craig & Allison A. Jerome z Kyle Johnson z Joon S. Joo ’83, ’84 z Kalei & Aulani ’93, ’96 Kaanoi z Kai Hawaii, Inc. z Albert Kanno Blane Kanno James & Melvia Kawashima Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha z Walter V. & Anne I.W. ’71 Keamo z Walter S. & May N. Kirimitsu zv Terrence Y.V. ’89, ’03 & Janice Kong Kyle H. Koyanagi ’00, ’01 & Terri K. Yoneyama Koyanagi ’00 James W. Kraus & Kai E. White ’02 z Anton C. & Julie W. Krucky z Davin L. Kubo Henry & Sharon LePage z Richard C. ’78 & Carin Lim z Betty B. Long z Reynold J.Y. Lum ’84 Duncan & Dawn ’93 MacNaughton z Duayne Madl James Merriman Ralph M. & Erlinda Mesick z

Michael Scupine Jan A. Seymour ’76 Sheet Metal Workers‘ I.A. Local Union 293 Thomas J. Snee ’69 z Geoffrey & Anne M. Somary Sportsmedicine Hawaii, Ltd. H.C. “Hank” & Vivien Stackpole zv The Late Annie Sueda Lawrence N. Takao z Stuart C. ’84 & Margaret Tanimoto z Wayne M. & Corinne Tanna z Laurie K.S. Tom z Douglas Tostrud & Christine M. Gayagas z Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima Helen C. Turner z Jon T. Ukishima John Vasko, II & Patty Vasko zX Kawika Villa Charles Volk & Kathy Jefers-Volk

Francis K. ’69 & Kathleen C. ’69 Yamamura z Robin C.T. & Lillian M.K. Yoshimura Donald M.S. & Teresa Y.B. ’62 Young z Verna H.F. Young ’62 z Stephen H. Yuen William L. Yuen Joseph C. Zelanis, II & Cynthia A. Zelanis zX

Gifts of $500 to $999 Anonymous Donors Asia-Pacific College Nancy Babington KeAlii T. Becera ’17 Benn Pacific Group, Inc. Esben Borsting Dante & Olan Carpenter Christopher T. ’00 & Jaime Chun Clinton R. & Suzanne S. Churchill

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Fr. Raymond Malley, SM ’63 Bryan D.Y. Man Maryknoll School Gustavo A. & Sonia Matamoros Mitsubishi Electric John H. Morris, III ’92 & Yuen C. Morris Dunn Y. Muramaru Joseph C. ’87 & Theresa M. Nawahine Hieu D. Nguyen ’09, ’14 Northrop Grumman Richard A. Novak, Jr. ’82 & Karen A. Novak ’79 William J. O’Donnell, II ’72 & Daniela O’Donnell Ohana Community Management Ohana Consulting, LLC Wendell K. & Annette Pang David M. Parrish ’80 Noah Pentelovitch & Caitlyn Carpenter James W. Robinson, Jr. & Patricia M. Lee-Robinson

Mahalo a Nui Loa to our generous donors z Indicates President’s Council of Donors Membership

v Indicates new pledge from FY 17-18

X Indicates matching gift (See pg. 21)

Gifts of $500,000 oR more Marianist Province of the U.S. v

Gifts of $100,000 to $499,999 Hogan Family Foundation Mamoru and Aiko Takitani Foundation Miyawaki Foundation v The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation The Late Angela Starke ’85 z

Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous Donors Atherton Family Foundation v William H. & Judith Garrett zv The Hearst Foundations, Inc.

Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous Donors American Savings Bank Jeanne A. Anderson z Chaminade University Educational Foundation Cooke Foundation, Ltd. Keiki-Pua Dancil z First Hawaiian Bank Foundation z Eddie Flores, Jr. & Elaine Flores v Freeman Foundation GIFT Foundation of Hawaii Hawaii Community Foundation Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation KemperLesnik Sports Management

Steve & Mady Lesnik z Michael C. & Cynthia W. Loui Ronald P. Loui Warren R. & Rose C. Loui William S. & Sheree T. Loui Matson McInerny Foundation Richard T. Blount Education Foundation, Inc. David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson

Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Donors Antone & Edene Vidinha Charitable Trust Randall Carpenter & Lynn M. Babington z Cincinnati Bengals v Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation for American Samoans G.N. Wilcox Trust Rukie K. Harris J. Watumull Fund z Bro. Thomas P. Jalbert, SM ’71 Kaiser Permanente Michael F. Kerr z Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik z Lesnik Charitable Foundation z Liliha Healthcare v Judith A. Mather ’83 Nuuanu Hale v Partizan Films, LLC Amedeo R. & Terry Pino RJW Foundation z Jean E. Rolles ’93 z Melvin Schantz, Jr. Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62 z Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Suresh & Anna Sundarababu

Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett z Richard E. & Catherine Tanaka z Lawrence K.W. Tseu John & Celia Uekawa Ushijima Architects, Inc. z Shaun Ushijima Waikiki Health Gulab & Indru Watumull z Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski z William H. Hannon Foundation Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo z Darryl P. Wong & Teresa Brink Wong z

Gifts OF $5,000 to $9,999 Alaka’ina Foundation Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. z Timothy & Catherine Babington Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC z John C. & Mary Lou Brogan z Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock Joseph Y. ’84 & Yoshimi L. ’85 Clark David L. & Valerie M. Coleman z Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin z John D. Field, Jr. ’84 & Susan J. Field z First Hawaiian Bank Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo z Judith J. Griffiths Hawaii News Now Honolulu Star-Advertiser Matthew D. ’89 & Kelli T. Howard zX Craig Iwamoto & Alexis Raftopoulos Amy L. Jampel z John Chin Young Foundation Leonard A. & Sheila Johnson

Dennis Kisler Tim Lay Marianist Center of Hawaii z Joseph & Celeste Melehan z Mildred Towle Scholarship Trust Mark Mugiishi Kenneth E. & Marilyn W. Nickels z ProService Hawaii Larry & Patricia Rodriguez zX Saint Louis School Charles B. Salmon, Jr. z Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos & Suzie Martin z VWR Charitable Foundation Richard F. & Eileen Wacker z Jaidev D. & Julie T. Watumull z Albert S.P. & Maureen H. Wong R.J. & Barry Zlatoper z

Gifts OF $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Donors Allied Builders System American Carpet One Foundation Aramark Campus Services Violeta A. Arnobit z Bank of Hawaii Ruth Ann Becker z Becker Communications, Inc. z Glen A. Birdsall ’74 z Kelvin Bloom & Shelley J. Wilson z David A. & Nora Bramlett z Bro. Edward Brink, SM z Cades Schutte, LLP Paul F. Campbell ’76 z Bro. William J. Campbell, SM z Hubert Chang Juliette S. Chock z Sai Cheong ’76, ’78 & Mei Tak Chui z

Jerry Correa, Jr. & Mari-Jo Correa Bro. Frank Damm, SM z Economy Plumbing & Sheetmetal Edward Enterprises, Inc. First Insurance Company of Hawaii Charitable Foundation Clifton & Sandra N. ’79, ’82 Furukawa Thomas C. Geist Rodney M. Harano ’84 Warren H. & Gail Haruki z Raymond Jardine, Jr. ’91 & Loretta Jardine Randall Y.M. Kam & Lesley J. Brey ’88 z Veronica Kaneko Robert Kilpatrick Richard A. & Peggy A. Malady Edmundo R. ’72 & Cheryle Mandac McDonald’s Restaurant of HI, Inc. Thomas M. Mengler & Mona Cuenod Mengler z Lance A. ’92 & Ayumi Mizumoto z Morgan Stanley Smith Barney James F. & Lauren ’18 Moriarty z Kenneth P. & Lisa Moritsugu zX Native Hawaiian Veterans, LLC New City Nissan Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen z Oahu Interscholastic Association Wilson T. Orbe, Jr. ’73 & Barbara E. Orbe ’76 z Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91 Punahou School

AIRPRO Indoor Air Solutions John D. Aiwohi, III Donn R. ’84 & Lynne Ariyoshi Dan R. Babington Jean Battig Gary Batungbacal z Christopher J. Benjamin & Melissa Ching Benjamin zX Michael Broderick & Maile Meyer z Myron K. & Betty G. Brumaghim Patrick C. ’87 & Katrina Butler z David F. Butterworth, Jr. ’80 Thomas G. ’68 & Patricia Cabrinha z Harlan J. & Kalei Cadinha Christian Carpenter Christine L. Carter ’73 Eng-Ni A. Chen ’85 z Chauncey & Theodora Ching B. & M. Chisholm Bertram B.N. Chock Chung Kun Ai Foundation z Louisa S. Cooper z Leigh Cox John V. Crank ’96 & Un Mei Pan z Jeffrey S. Cribbs, Sr. ’70 & Peggy Cribbs z Christine Denton z Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Walter A. Dods, Jr. & The Late Diane Dods zX Stephen & Adelia C. Dung z Enterprise Holdings Foundation Amado Gabriel M. ’86 & Josephine Esteban z

zX

Walmart Foundation Terrence L. Walsh, Jr. ’93 & Shari Walsh z Tom & Ellen M. Walvoord Helen J.D. Whippy z Emmet T. & Betty White z E. Sheffield Wilder ’73 z Don Williams & Angela Maroun ’76 Douglas H. Williamson ’72 z Margaret Wilson Tracy Lynn Wong ’14 z Vernon Y.C. Wong ’92 & Carla Fukumoto zX

Charles A. Crabb Donald & Angela Debaca Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont William F. ’68 & Karen Ferguson Eric F. ’94 & Lori Ann Y. ’01 Fujimoto Lisa Furuta Roger R. & Kathie A. Garczynski Frederick W. & Stephanie R. Genz Mathew S. Granger Joseph A. Gray Valerie J. Hong The Howard Hughes Corporation Ko Moe Htun & Susan P. Malterre-Htun ’69 David A.C. ’80 & Susan C. Hughes IIDA Hawaii Pacific Chapter Francis & Jacquelyn Imada Willan Johnson Kaimuki Auto Repair Clyde F. ’66 & Margaret T. Kang X Kirk M. ’78 & Pamela Knight Gregg & Carol Kokame Corita S. Kong ’63 Rev. Dennis M. Koshko ’71 Matilda A. Kruse ’13 Kyo-ya Management Company Patricia Y. Lee John T. ’79 & Cheryl B. Lettieri Luther L. ’75 & Donna Lewin Bernard K. ’59 & Lolita ’61 Lum Hoy Charles J. & Cynthia I. Macri

Rev. Stephen G. ’86 & Judith Robinson Carl U.J. ’70, ’78 & Sandra J. ’72, ’82 Rosetti Kainoa Scheer John C. ’82 & Mary G. Setser Thomas ’87 & Raven Shieh v Margaret M. Showalter Anne V.Z. Somary Joseph F. Spadaford, Jr. Christina K. Speirs ’00 Sports Line James T. ’73 & Lillian F. Stowe Maritel S. Suniga Wayne & Bev Takabayashi Donald M. Takaki ’68 Dave Tamura Wendy Tsou Robert L. ’80 & Carol Vieira Peter C. & Michele B. Visceglia Timothy I. Wee, Jr. & LeNora Wee ’72 Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. Bobby R. ’71 & Janet Wilkinson Windward Community Federal Credit Union Terry & Diane Wood Tina Yamamoto Linda K. Yeates ’94, ’97 Jai Ho & Kyung J. Yoo

Gifts of $250 to $499 NAMES: Anonymous Donors Jayson Abe

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July 1, 2017 TO June 30, 2018

H on or r oll of do no rs

Lifetime Giving of $1,000,000 or More The Alaka‘ina Foundation

Harold K.L. Castle Foundation

The Atlantic Philanthropies

Hogan Family Foundation

John C. & Mary Lou Brogan

The Kamehameha Schools

Chaminade University Educational Foundation

Marianist Center of Hawaii

The Late Maurice J. and The Late Joanna L. Sullivan

The Marianist Province of the U.S.

Lawrence K.W. Tseu

The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation

The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation The Late Angela Starke ’85

The Late Henry A. Zuberano

Grelyn C. ’94, ’97 & Sheila Rosario z Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Servco Foundation Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii Kristina E. Stone ’00 z Charles X. Stricker Paul & Patricia M. Taylor University of Hawaii Foundation Vincent E. & Katherine J. Neal Memorial Fund Carl J. Voss & Itsuko Nagata John F. & Dawn M. Webster z Wilson Care Group z Patrick K.S.L. & Sandy Yim z

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Donors Derrick Abe Steven C. Ai z

Ismael I. Eustaquio, Jr. ’88 & Anne E. Eustaquio ’89, ’92 z Lydell Fabin Angeline L. Fleck Frank C. Floro Dale R. & Susan Fryxell z Kinsley M. ’67 & Sue S. Fujitani z Jeffrey J. Furukawa ’89 Gentry Investment Properties William F. & Sheri Gleason z Goodenow Associates Investigations, LLC Stephen P. Graner Peter Grossman & Catherine H.Q. Ching Phillip D. ’91 & Karen A. Gvozden Robert S. & Lori K. Harrison zX Hawaii Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Hawaii Gas Garrett & Nancy Hayashi William R. & Virginia S. Hinshaw Glenn F. Honda z

Harry L. ’67 & Ginger S. ’08 Miller z Bennette M. Misalucha z Michael A. Monroe & Edna Magpantay-Monroe Randolph G. & Lynne Moore z Arthur L. & Waltraut Mori Doris J. Ng ’67 Susan H. O’Connor Catherine M. O’Rourke z Vincent Ortolano & Nadine A. Clapp ’73 Dwight S. & Theresa Otani Roy & Jody Panzarella z Joseph & Fran M. Patoskie Pepsi Beverages Company Jerome E. & Cheri L. Rauckhorst Michael M. & Lori Rockers z Donald D. & Mona L. Rodrigues z Eric J. Roeben ’75, ’78 z Lionnel Ronduen ’08, ’11 & Jennifer L. Bryan ’08 Winona E. Rubin z The Late Masaru K. Saito ’78

Hub International of California Insurance Services, Inc. Roy S. Imai Insurance Solutions, LLC z Island Flooring Eric Iwamoto Neal & Natalie Iwamoto Craig & Allison A. Jerome z Kyle Johnson z Joon S. Joo ’83, ’84 z Kalei & Aulani ’93, ’96 Kaanoi z Kai Hawaii, Inc. z Albert Kanno Blane Kanno James & Melvia Kawashima Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha z Walter V. & Anne I.W. ’71 Keamo z Walter S. & May N. Kirimitsu zv Terrence Y.V. ’89, ’03 & Janice Kong Kyle H. Koyanagi ’00, ’01 & Terri K. Yoneyama Koyanagi ’00 James W. Kraus & Kai E. White ’02 z Anton C. & Julie W. Krucky z Davin L. Kubo Henry & Sharon LePage z Richard C. ’78 & Carin Lim z Betty B. Long z Reynold J.Y. Lum ’84 Duncan & Dawn ’93 MacNaughton z Duayne Madl James Merriman Ralph M. & Erlinda Mesick z

Michael Scupine Jan A. Seymour ’76 Sheet Metal Workers‘ I.A. Local Union 293 Thomas J. Snee ’69 z Geoffrey & Anne M. Somary Sportsmedicine Hawaii, Ltd. H.C. “Hank” & Vivien Stackpole zv The Late Annie Sueda Lawrence N. Takao z Stuart C. ’84 & Margaret Tanimoto z Wayne M. & Corinne Tanna z Laurie K.S. Tom z Douglas Tostrud & Christine M. Gayagas z Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima Helen C. Turner z Jon T. Ukishima John Vasko, II & Patty Vasko zX Kawika Villa Charles Volk & Kathy Jefers-Volk

Francis K. ’69 & Kathleen C. ’69 Yamamura z Robin C.T. & Lillian M.K. Yoshimura Donald M.S. & Teresa Y.B. ’62 Young z Verna H.F. Young ’62 z Stephen H. Yuen William L. Yuen Joseph C. Zelanis, II & Cynthia A. Zelanis zX

Gifts of $500 to $999 Anonymous Donors Asia-Pacific College Nancy Babington KeAlii T. Becera ’17 Benn Pacific Group, Inc. Esben Borsting Dante & Olan Carpenter Christopher T. ’00 & Jaime Chun Clinton R. & Suzanne S. Churchill

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Fr. Raymond Malley, SM ’63 Bryan D.Y. Man Maryknoll School Gustavo A. & Sonia Matamoros Mitsubishi Electric John H. Morris, III ’92 & Yuen C. Morris Dunn Y. Muramaru Joseph C. ’87 & Theresa M. Nawahine Hieu D. Nguyen ’09, ’14 Northrop Grumman Richard A. Novak, Jr. ’82 & Karen A. Novak ’79 William J. O’Donnell, II ’72 & Daniela O’Donnell Ohana Community Management Ohana Consulting, LLC Wendell K. & Annette Pang David M. Parrish ’80 Noah Pentelovitch & Caitlyn Carpenter James W. Robinson, Jr. & Patricia M. Lee-Robinson

Mahalo a Nui Loa to our generous donors z Indicates President’s Council of Donors Membership

v Indicates new pledge from FY 17-18

X Indicates matching gift (See pg. 21)

Gifts of $500,000 oR more Marianist Province of the U.S. v

Gifts of $100,000 to $499,999 Hogan Family Foundation Mamoru and Aiko Takitani Foundation Miyawaki Foundation v The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation The Late Angela Starke ’85 z

Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous Donors Atherton Family Foundation v William H. & Judith Garrett zv The Hearst Foundations, Inc.

Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous Donors American Savings Bank Jeanne A. Anderson z Chaminade University Educational Foundation Cooke Foundation, Ltd. Keiki-Pua Dancil z First Hawaiian Bank Foundation z Eddie Flores, Jr. & Elaine Flores v Freeman Foundation GIFT Foundation of Hawaii Hawaii Community Foundation Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation KemperLesnik Sports Management

Steve & Mady Lesnik z Michael C. & Cynthia W. Loui Ronald P. Loui Warren R. & Rose C. Loui William S. & Sheree T. Loui Matson McInerny Foundation Richard T. Blount Education Foundation, Inc. David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson

Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Donors Antone & Edene Vidinha Charitable Trust Randall Carpenter & Lynn M. Babington z Cincinnati Bengals v Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation for American Samoans G.N. Wilcox Trust Rukie K. Harris J. Watumull Fund z Bro. Thomas P. Jalbert, SM ’71 Kaiser Permanente Michael F. Kerr z Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik z Lesnik Charitable Foundation z Liliha Healthcare v Judith A. Mather ’83 Nuuanu Hale v Partizan Films, LLC Amedeo R. & Terry Pino RJW Foundation z Jean E. Rolles ’93 z Melvin Schantz, Jr. Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62 z Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Suresh & Anna Sundarababu

Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett z Richard E. & Catherine Tanaka z Lawrence K.W. Tseu John & Celia Uekawa Ushijima Architects, Inc. z Shaun Ushijima Waikiki Health Gulab & Indru Watumull z Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski z William H. Hannon Foundation Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo z Darryl P. Wong & Teresa Brink Wong z

Gifts OF $5,000 to $9,999 Alaka’ina Foundation Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. z Timothy & Catherine Babington Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC z John C. & Mary Lou Brogan z Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock Joseph Y. ’84 & Yoshimi L. ’85 Clark David L. & Valerie M. Coleman z Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin z John D. Field, Jr. ’84 & Susan J. Field z First Hawaiian Bank Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo z Judith J. Griffiths Hawaii News Now Honolulu Star-Advertiser Matthew D. ’89 & Kelli T. Howard zX Craig Iwamoto & Alexis Raftopoulos Amy L. Jampel z John Chin Young Foundation Leonard A. & Sheila Johnson

Dennis Kisler Tim Lay Marianist Center of Hawaii z Joseph & Celeste Melehan z Mildred Towle Scholarship Trust Mark Mugiishi Kenneth E. & Marilyn W. Nickels z ProService Hawaii Larry & Patricia Rodriguez zX Saint Louis School Charles B. Salmon, Jr. z Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos & Suzie Martin z VWR Charitable Foundation Richard F. & Eileen Wacker z Jaidev D. & Julie T. Watumull z Albert S.P. & Maureen H. Wong R.J. & Barry Zlatoper z

Gifts OF $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Donors Allied Builders System American Carpet One Foundation Aramark Campus Services Violeta A. Arnobit z Bank of Hawaii Ruth Ann Becker z Becker Communications, Inc. z Glen A. Birdsall ’74 z Kelvin Bloom & Shelley J. Wilson z David A. & Nora Bramlett z Bro. Edward Brink, SM z Cades Schutte, LLP Paul F. Campbell ’76 z Bro. William J. Campbell, SM z Hubert Chang Juliette S. Chock z Sai Cheong ’76, ’78 & Mei Tak Chui z

Jerry Correa, Jr. & Mari-Jo Correa Bro. Frank Damm, SM z Economy Plumbing & Sheetmetal Edward Enterprises, Inc. First Insurance Company of Hawaii Charitable Foundation Clifton & Sandra N. ’79, ’82 Furukawa Thomas C. Geist Rodney M. Harano ’84 Warren H. & Gail Haruki z Raymond Jardine, Jr. ’91 & Loretta Jardine Randall Y.M. Kam & Lesley J. Brey ’88 z Veronica Kaneko Robert Kilpatrick Richard A. & Peggy A. Malady Edmundo R. ’72 & Cheryle Mandac McDonald’s Restaurant of HI, Inc. Thomas M. Mengler & Mona Cuenod Mengler z Lance A. ’92 & Ayumi Mizumoto z Morgan Stanley Smith Barney James F. & Lauren ’18 Moriarty z Kenneth P. & Lisa Moritsugu zX Native Hawaiian Veterans, LLC New City Nissan Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen z Oahu Interscholastic Association Wilson T. Orbe, Jr. ’73 & Barbara E. Orbe ’76 z Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91 Punahou School

AIRPRO Indoor Air Solutions John D. Aiwohi, III Donn R. ’84 & Lynne Ariyoshi Dan R. Babington Jean Battig Gary Batungbacal z Christopher J. Benjamin & Melissa Ching Benjamin zX Michael Broderick & Maile Meyer z Myron K. & Betty G. Brumaghim Patrick C. ’87 & Katrina Butler z David F. Butterworth, Jr. ’80 Thomas G. ’68 & Patricia Cabrinha z Harlan J. & Kalei Cadinha Christian Carpenter Christine L. Carter ’73 Eng-Ni A. Chen ’85 z Chauncey & Theodora Ching B. & M. Chisholm Bertram B.N. Chock Chung Kun Ai Foundation z Louisa S. Cooper z Leigh Cox John V. Crank ’96 & Un Mei Pan z Jeffrey S. Cribbs, Sr. ’70 & Peggy Cribbs z Christine Denton z Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Walter A. Dods, Jr. & The Late Diane Dods zX Stephen & Adelia C. Dung z Enterprise Holdings Foundation Amado Gabriel M. ’86 & Josephine Esteban z

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Walmart Foundation Terrence L. Walsh, Jr. ’93 & Shari Walsh z Tom & Ellen M. Walvoord Helen J.D. Whippy z Emmet T. & Betty White z E. Sheffield Wilder ’73 z Don Williams & Angela Maroun ’76 Douglas H. Williamson ’72 z Margaret Wilson Tracy Lynn Wong ’14 z Vernon Y.C. Wong ’92 & Carla Fukumoto zX

Charles A. Crabb Donald & Angela Debaca Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont William F. ’68 & Karen Ferguson Eric F. ’94 & Lori Ann Y. ’01 Fujimoto Lisa Furuta Roger R. & Kathie A. Garczynski Frederick W. & Stephanie R. Genz Mathew S. Granger Joseph A. Gray Valerie J. Hong The Howard Hughes Corporation Ko Moe Htun & Susan P. Malterre-Htun ’69 David A.C. ’80 & Susan C. Hughes IIDA Hawaii Pacific Chapter Francis & Jacquelyn Imada Willan Johnson Kaimuki Auto Repair Clyde F. ’66 & Margaret T. Kang X Kirk M. ’78 & Pamela Knight Gregg & Carol Kokame Corita S. Kong ’63 Rev. Dennis M. Koshko ’71 Matilda A. Kruse ’13 Kyo-ya Management Company Patricia Y. Lee John T. ’79 & Cheryl B. Lettieri Luther L. ’75 & Donna Lewin Bernard K. ’59 & Lolita ’61 Lum Hoy Charles J. & Cynthia I. Macri

Rev. Stephen G. ’86 & Judith Robinson Carl U.J. ’70, ’78 & Sandra J. ’72, ’82 Rosetti Kainoa Scheer John C. ’82 & Mary G. Setser Thomas ’87 & Raven Shieh v Margaret M. Showalter Anne V.Z. Somary Joseph F. Spadaford, Jr. Christina K. Speirs ’00 Sports Line James T. ’73 & Lillian F. Stowe Maritel S. Suniga Wayne & Bev Takabayashi Donald M. Takaki ’68 Dave Tamura Wendy Tsou Robert L. ’80 & Carol Vieira Peter C. & Michele B. Visceglia Timothy I. Wee, Jr. & LeNora Wee ’72 Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. Bobby R. ’71 & Janet Wilkinson Windward Community Federal Credit Union Terry & Diane Wood Tina Yamamoto Linda K. Yeates ’94, ’97 Jai Ho & Kyung J. Yoo

Gifts of $250 to $499 NAMES: Anonymous Donors Jayson Abe

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Aiea Warriors Softball, Inc. Alaka’i Mechanical Adrian Q.H. & Andrea R. ’61 Au Patric J. ’73 & Pauline M. Baumgartner Bonnie L. Bedoya Robert T.K. Chang Stanley R. & Bertha H. Ching Keegan Choy William E. ’73 & Phyllis J. Cook Michael D. ’79 & Sally A. Coovert Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach Lance G. ’78 & Jean W. Davis Timothy M. Dayton Ronald D. ’67 & Michele Dempsey John C. ’70, ’80 & Mary A. Epperson Richard J. ’84, ’85 & Nancy L. Erickson Maimoa H. Fineisaloi ’07 Romain Fravien ’00, ’01 GK Hawaii Restaurants Henry A. Goodrow Patricia L. Halloran Archie Hapai, III & Marlene M. Hapai Ronnie & Lori Harada Ha’s Auto Repair Mike & Robin Henmi Mark Hinshaw Clarence T.K. & Tammy P.N. Hohu Gregory Hoke Karlene K. Inaura ’73 X Richard Y. Kido Bert T. Kobayashi, Jr. & Harriet S. Kobayashi Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Landmark Logistics Corporation Ernest K.H. & Letah Lee Guye & Annette Lee Puputoa T. ’85, ’91 & Alana L. ’88, ’92 Mariota Christopher A. McNally & Ping Bai Marvin ’11, ’17 & Arial A.C. ’12, ’16 Mendoza William Morgan & Rosemary S.L. Wong ’67 David & Elaine Mortensen Francis M. ’75 & Arlene Mungavin Ernest J. Oversen ’95 Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train Jeremiah A. Pahukula, Sr. ’75 & Ellen M. Pahukula Kenneth Pollet & Joan V. Nacino ’85 Pu’uwai Medical Dave G. ’86 & Gwendolyn Rapoza Elwin ’70 & Norma J. Reichert Julieta M. Rosado

Ruby Tuesday Hawaii Ken G. ’87 & Dawn Sakuda Dayne T. ’84 & Shari Shinsato Susan M. Showalter Peter D. Steiger ’13 Virginia Teller Roy R. Thomas, Jr. ’74 & Soledad A. Thomas Richard S. Townsend ’65 Henry G. & Jean R. TrapidoRosenthal Leighton R. Tseu Daniel James Tucker ’79 Brent Umehira William & Renae L. Villa Rev. Msgr. Terrence A.M. Watanabe ’73 Michael E. ’14 & Cecelia P. ’14 Weaver Thomas & Magdalen ’65 Wenska Peter & Janice I. ’84 Wizinowich Kent H. & Vanessa K. Yamaguchi Ann K. Yoneshige

Gifts of $100 to $249 Anonymous Donors Efren H. Adalem ’82 William K. ’95 & Mary E. Adcox X Advanced A/C Contracting Genalyn N. Agustin ’15 Gerry & Emma Agustin Keith & Christy P. ’87 Aiwohi Ellen Akaka Gary Masao ’84, ’90 & Hwa-Zi Akita Marc R. Alexander Joseph Allen Joemarie J. & Maria Luisa P. Anacan Russell L. Anderson ’74, ’75 James R. & Tina L. ’05, ’14 Andrade Jerome M. ’63 & Gladys Andrade Kelly Antekeier-Pasha ’82 Francis Aona Bryan & Cristy Arce Joseph & Marianne ’79 Arvidson Marianne Au Sean P. & Emily Babington Dwight N. ’67 & Wilhelmina Bartolome Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard Ronald F. Becker Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell Randall L. & Candida D.U. ’89 Berdon Karen Berry Clifford J. Bieberly Leslie N. Blount Frank & Gayle Boitano Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y.H. Tsui ’94

Philip Bossert Rendell K. Bourg Vincent P. Branick ’63 William & Jennifer N. ’94 Brown Alexander & Maria Brownlow Dominic W. ’97 & Kehau K. ’01, ’04 Bugado Deven Bukoski Joel & Tracy Bukoski Joseph P. ’82, ’97 & Laure Burke Martin J. Burke Alaina M.S. Cabreros ’17 Louis A. ’78, ’79 & Nancy ’84 Caires Richard P. Campbell ’95 John A. ’88 & Kumiko Carlin Mary Cassarno Alfred & Lilia L. Castle Walter T.C. Chang James Chappell Philip H. & Gerry W. Ching Jack M. ’84 & Elizabeth G. Chinn Glenn B.L. Chong ’75 Alexander K.W. ’85 & Janice S. Chung Duke H. & Linda Y. Chung William S. Cobb, Jr. & Barbara P. Cobb ’84 Jean Coffman M. Loretta Cofield ’75 Edna M. Colon ’92 Regina G. Coopat ’84 William & Gloriane Cooper Wayne & Pamela D. ’80 Crenwelge Michaela A. Culkin ’98 John R. Culmer ’73 Gabrielle D. Daniels ’89 Janet T. Davidson Darcy B. Davis Sadami ’78 & Emily T. Deai Leon G. DeHaven ’72 Mark Demello William L. & Lovey-Ann L. ’76 DeRego Michael R. & Sheryl ’11 Dohm Lee D. Donohue, Sr. ’77 & Lucille K.H. Donohue Patrick J. Donovan & Cynthia A. Byers Lincoln T. ’69, ’75 & Mary Jane Drake Reid Duich & Lisa M. DuichPerry Richard W. ’88 & Sandi L. Duncan Lee & Jan M. ’84 Dunlap Rebecca L. Duran ’16 Keith A. Elliott, Jr. & Cheryl L. Elliott Julie Elting Scott R. ’87 & Diane Erickson Phillip M. Everson, IV ’93 Edward J. Feeley ’89 Filipino Nurses Organization of HI Inc.

Jean L. Fitzgerald ’92 Dennis M. ’83 & Kathy A. Flaherty Marylou Foley Kim L. Fontenot Poullard ’92 Eric Foote & Denise M. Tambasco ’01, ’02 Daniel J. ’05 & Allison I. Forburger Daniel Foster Mariko L. Foster ’97 Larry N. ’82, ’85 & Karen E. France Nick Frey ’06 Lewis P. Fuddy, Jr. ’69 & Deborah Fuddy Shirley T. Fujii Raymond & Teresa S. Fujino Jerry Garcia, Jr. ’83 & Terry Garcia William Gay & Kelli M. GayMonteilh Claire A. Gehrman ’89, ’95 Cathy George Daniel S. Gilmore Bernadette A. Gomes Margaret M.K. Gora ’88 Rita N. Gora Dennis M. & Janet M. Grogan Kevin F. ’80 & Kimberly Grondin David L. Grossman Lynn Haff Edward F. ’77 & Janet C. Hagan Ottina Haight David L. ’63 & Lorraine C. ’64 Hamilton Charlyn L. Hamilton Jones Rudynn Hammond Kevin Y. Hashiro Ronald E. ’74 & Linda B. Heald Joseph F. Hee ’17 Steven J.K.O. Hee ’80 Erin Hickok Stacey Higa Charles & Bettie O. ’70 Higgins Kathryn Hill ’79 Michael T. Hino ’98 Clyde & Sandra S. Hirata Ryan Y. Hirata ’08, ’18 A. Michael ’61 & Patricia K.F. ’61 Ho Bernard A.K.S. Ho ’68, ’79 David Hoke & Kahala K. Kabalis Hoke ’05, ’07 William E. Hollowsky ’77 Jerome T. & Dawn Honda Robert S. ’85 & Colleen Hornak Thomas P. & Gloria P. Huber Howard G. Humphreys, Jr. & Sylvia Humphreys Gail Ihara ’05 Reid Imai Wayne T. ’68 & Joy Ishihara Darren H. ’98 & Reyna Iwamoto Ronald M. Iwamoto Jack Endo Electric, Inc.

Clinton J. Jamile Craig & Janet S. Jensen Sandra B.L. Jhung ’63 Dawn Johnson Jacquelline L. Johnson Merrill Johnston Tyler K. Johnston Dave Kajihiro Andrew S. Kamikawa ’05, ’09 Ruth Kaneakua Timothy & Darlene Kaneshiro Dustin & Gina M. ’84 Karas John P. Karbens Edward M. ’60 & Grace U. ’61 Kashiwamura Clayton G. ’78 & Jay Ann T. Kau Daniel P. ’07 & Heather Kava X David A. ’69 & Jamie M. Kawauchi James A. Kelly Jeffrey F. ’64 & Sandra Keuss Michael C. & Margaret Killelea Stuart M. ’86 & Ronell C. Kimura Kingsley A. & Gail C. ’81 Koki Wendell & Melba E. Kop Linda S. ’98 Korus Carolyn M. Kuriyama Eric & Miriam Kusuda X Jadine Y.H. Lau ’72 Merton S.C. & Claire Lau Nathan J. & Melissa Lawrence David L. ’71 & Karen J. Leatherman Mark A. Lebehn Brian L. & Sheri L. ’08 Lees Denis C.H. & Diantha L. Leong David J. Levy, II & Barbara Levy Jay H. Lietzow ’90 Siakisone J. ’80, ’80 & Eseneiaso Liu Edna K.S. Loo Leslie A. Loo Grady A. ’78 & Suzan T. Lovett Robert J. ’81 & Jill A. Lowe Kalepaokekaikuihala & Wilette L. ’92 Lum William C.C. Lum ’71 Arsenio P. & Virginia Y. Macadangdang Donald L. MacGregor, Jr. Katherine A. MacPherson ’82 Magnum Investigations, LLC McKenna S. Makizuru ’17 Henry Mandac ’75, ’01 Jeff Mangum Alice E. Martensen Jason H. Martin, Jr. ’74 Chad M. Matsuda ’04 & Jeanelle J. Sugimoto-Matsuda ’08 Frank F. Maxwell, Jr. ’88 & Lane Maxwell Olive V. Mc Ginnis Douglas & Michele L. ’94 McCormick Christopher P. McKenzie

Arthur R. McNamara, III ’94 & Shirley McNamara Sharon S. McPhee Glenn A. Medeiros Jon H. Miki ’67 Carol R. Minami ’86 Michael B. ’88 & Joan Minnehan Michelle S. Miura ’92 Gervin K. ’80 & Gayle Miyamoto Ricky M. Moad ’79 Robert E. ’86 & Michele M. Moesch Willis H.A. Moore Gina M. Morford ’96 X Kimberly Morris Barbara G. Motola-Alford Jeffrey P. & Kimberly B. ’95 Murga Shadrack Nabea Rachel Nagai Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80 Daniel Y. Nakandakari ’87 Allen D. ’74 & Sue Ann Napoleon Timothy Ngau & Terryleen K. Dement-Ngau ’72 Raymond K. Ngum John D. Nielsen & Thelma C. Gretzinger Rory T. & Lori S. Nishino Wilson H. & Ruth H. Nitta Nancy C. Oide Alfred K. & Ruth Ono Michael S.S. Ono ’14 Stanley Orr & Cheryl D. Edelson Francis R. & Rita M. Ostdiek Bro. Allen Pacquing, SM Jose M. ’72, ’80 & Luisa Padron Annette M. Pakele-Chang ’16 Manuel Xavier ’72 & Judy A. Palazzo John W. & Karen E. Pape Peter & Elizabeth K. ’04 Park Joseph & Helen L. ’78 Parker Thomas & Mary Parpana Thomas A. ’95 & Allison E. Paynter Todd & Sandra L. ’68 Peltzer Jeanette L. Peterson Henry J. & Lorraine L. Pieloch Shauna M. Pimentel-Motooka ’04, ’06 Edwin A. Polendey ’62 Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow Eric Purviance & Rosemary L. McCarthy ’83 Luis I. ’76 & Dorothy S. Ramos Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza Bro. Thomas W. Redmond, SM ’85 William P. Reed, Jr. ’89 Howard S. Reinmuth, Jr. Max E. Reiter ’71 Michael & Izumi N. Rivera Timothy Roberts Georgia Savanah Robinson ’91

Luis Rodriguez Diane M. Roedersheimer ’81 Jean B. Rolfe Gerald A. ’81 & Mary Rush Chris Sadayasu James Y. & Anne N. Sadayasu Warren & Carmelita Sakuma Bobby Sambrano Joseph & Maria San Agustin Melvin S. & Allison M. ’86 Sasaki Dennis & Linda J. ’68 Sayegusa John M. & Rieko H. Schriml Fernando & Mary Selman Keith B. Shigaki ’94 Mark & Bernadette K. ’85, ’92 Shimono Walter H. Shiroma Ann P. Shunn Miles & Ruth L. ’64 Silberstein Russell D. Silva ’66 Michelle Simmons ’18 Sandra A.H. Simmons David C. ’72, ’74 & Ann Snakenberg Dennis & Deborah Souza John Spahn, Jr. ’01 & Jayna K. Spahn Andrew J. Speese, Jr. ’67 John A. & Laura Steelquist Fred & Marilyn S. Stolz Peter A. & Elizabeth A. ’10 Stone Shawn K. Sueoka Thomas E. Symonds, III ’02 Violet A. Taboniar Elaine Takata ’06 Richard S. Takata Eunice S. Tanaka Randolph C. Tandal, Jr. ’78 & Debora A. Tandal ’79 Kenneth M.H. & Barbara M. ’65 Tanji Wesley M. ’96 & Carole Tanoue Bert & Joyce Tatemichi Anthony W. & Yvonne D. ’63 Tavares Manuel C. Tavares, Jr. ’72 & Carol G. Tavares Elijah Thomas, III & Loretta Thomas Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd Wallace S.D. & Pauline H. Tom Mark S. ’74 & Iris ’71, ’73 Tonini Robert & Diana Torres Theresa Toyama Traniello Equipment Corp.

Ralph & Theresa Traniello Tracy Trevorrow & Lois Yamauchi Paul R. Trupiano ’84, ’88 & Vicky N. Ah Quin ’84 Lori A. Tsukamoto ’05 George B. Turner, Jr. ’77 & Ellen Turner Arthur E. ’77 & Julie A. Ugalde

Terence J. ’91 & C. Anna Ulaszewski Michael Umaki Cyprian A. ’73 & Josephine Vicars Don & Girlie Visaya Drew G. Waddell ’77, ’79 & Jo Anne Harvey-Waddell Jerry A. Walker, Jr. & Donna Walker Arthur E.P. Wall John G. & Theresa O. Walsh Thomas B. ’78 & Sandra E. Walther Montira L. Warran ’95, ’99 Mary Frances M. Watanabe ’60 James A. Watson ’81 John & Erin K. ’84 Wegznek Dwight E. & Cynthia A.B. ’74, ’87 Weiding Ted J. ’91 & Catherine M. Wells Kevin Welz & Beate L. Arendale ’94 David Wendt & Diana Gonsalves-Wendt ’73 Thomas C. Wesselkamper Arthur Bain White, Jr. ’76 John F. & Maria T. White Barbara Jeanne Whitman ’74, ’79 William S. ’70 & Karnchana Whorton Deneen T. Wong ’13, ’16 Michael J.Y. & Terrina Wong Ronald M. & Tesi H. Wong Amor Woolsey ’05 Justin T. Wyble Jane C. Yamada ’66 George M. Yamasaki, Jr. ’79 Theodore M.L. Yap, Jr. ’74 June T. Yasuhara Dean Yonamine Valerie Yontz Walter H. & Frances L. Yoshimitsu Gwenson ’83 & Helen F. Yuen Renee Yuen Henry T. Zerbe, Jr. & Ursula F. Zerbe

Gifts up to $99 Anonymous Donors David K. Abe ’13 Alberto & Luzviminda Agbayani Benjamin P & Nida S. Agoo Lincoln & Linda H. ’76 Akana Steven J. ’89 & Nancy E. Albanese Daniel A. Allen ’79 Philip G. ’81, ’82 & Carolyn Allmon Darrell D. Ames Mark & Lori M. ’87 Andreyka Jean H. Asato ’98 Robert K.S. ’74 & Dolores Y.L. Au

Amy Babington Erin Babington Pearce Babington Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo ’06, ’08 Frank Bailey ’94 Robert & Myra A. Baliares C. P. ’71 & Lydia S.N. Barrett Pat & Jeanne Barrett Barbara G. Bauer David W. Baumgartner, Jr. & Kathryn Suzuki Lily L. Berry Liftee ’17 Sharese S. Bidot ’90 Ashley L. Black ’17 Sharon Ann Blue ’87 Boss Communication Technologies Susan E. Boyer ’90 Minnie M. Brazell ’79 Barbara L. Breckenridge Gordon W. Brooks ’02 David J. ’90 & Jennifer L. Brower The Late Yvonne K. Brown Antonio D. Bueno, Jr. ’09, ’17 Keakahai Burgo Kenneth H. Burtness Gary R. & Katherine E. ’08 Butcher Amy M. Butts ’17 Rosy Cadina ’17 Leah Andrea Cahill ’91 Edward P. ’68 & Maura F. Callas Theresa L. Cameron ’17 Timothy O. & Thalia ’78 Cantley Sario J. ’72 & Renate Caravalho Dwight & Jennifer C.M. ’93 Carias Brooke A. Carlson Timothy F. Carney Kim Cartaino Michael T. ’79 & Juanita Casey Philip J. ’74 & Gaylynne E. Cavaco Elton J. Chambers, Jr. ’76 Caitlyn F. Chandler ’17 Adrian Y. Chang & Christine L. Ohtani-Chang ’92 Chinese-American Educational Consultants, Ltd. (CAEC) Cathy E. Chow Barry D. & Louise ’71 Christian Anthony W. & Deborah A.H. Chun Hans Chun Derek G. Chung Matthew J. Cochran Richard W. Coller Michele Cooke James J. ’90 & Susan Coughlin Charles A. Cutaran ’17 Lisa M. Daems ’17 Jacqueline J.F. Davis Roy D. ’73 & Carolyn Dayton Timothy M. ’93 & Christina Deane Sean Dearmin ’00

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Richard J. Decosta, Jr. ’89, ’90 & Jeanne L. Decosta Cipriano M. ’83 & Tessa Deluna Rev. Rodney J. Demartini ’69 Dean & Caryn N.H.C. ’94, ’11 Demello Gene R. Descalzi ’94 Brandi-Ashlee K. Dilwith ’17 Richard B. ’82 & Diana M. Dorsha Frank J. & Frances A. ’04 Doyle William Raymond Dunkel ’80, ’82 Teressa M. Dyson ’17 Thomas M. & Marie E. ’80 Early Ella Edmonds Dickie & Flordeleiz Edralin Roger & Marion F. Ehrich T. Tyler ’78 & Gwen S. Ellison Joy Marie U. Eslava ’17 Aileen Esmeralda ’10 Peter Estomage, Jr. ’67 & Donna M. Estomago ’68 Marshall U. Estrada, Jr. & Allayne Y. Estrada Erik & Bernice Ferguson Gregory Fischbach Cynthia M. Flating ’89 James J. & Judith A. ’65 Fox Lawrence S. ’65 & Stephanie Franco June H. Futenma Eva J. Gallegos Glenn A. Gamponia ’17 Guanlin Gao Jose S. Gomera, Jr. Chanelle S. Gomes ’17 Lisa Ann Gomes ’99, ’04 Michael E. ’77, ’80 & Mary Gordon David M. ’95 & Katharine E. Greenbaum Perry & Linda K. Hachler Michael Haisen Robert E. Hamamoto ’88 & Dayle S. Sasaki-Hamamoto John Hambright, Jr. Carl J. Hasselbeck Hailey C. Hema ’17 Michael D. ’76 & Dina E. Hendrickson Robert S. & Rosemarie B. Henninger Kenneth A. & Marissa Hilgers Morgan D. Hill ’93 Richard J. Hill David & Frances M. Hisashima Vincent Hodge & Grissel M. Benitez-Hodge Judith A. Holloway ’76 Shawn & Yvonne Hosaka Brian M. & Janinne K. ’91, ’92 Hulsey Daniel A. & T. Nichelle ’01 Inman Dana K. Izumi Noel Jaderstrom

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Aiea Warriors Softball, Inc. Alaka’i Mechanical Adrian Q.H. & Andrea R. ’61 Au Patric J. ’73 & Pauline M. Baumgartner Bonnie L. Bedoya Robert T.K. Chang Stanley R. & Bertha H. Ching Keegan Choy William E. ’73 & Phyllis J. Cook Michael D. ’79 & Sally A. Coovert Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach Lance G. ’78 & Jean W. Davis Timothy M. Dayton Ronald D. ’67 & Michele Dempsey John C. ’70, ’80 & Mary A. Epperson Richard J. ’84, ’85 & Nancy L. Erickson Maimoa H. Fineisaloi ’07 Romain Fravien ’00, ’01 GK Hawaii Restaurants Henry A. Goodrow Patricia L. Halloran Archie Hapai, III & Marlene M. Hapai Ronnie & Lori Harada Ha’s Auto Repair Mike & Robin Henmi Mark Hinshaw Clarence T.K. & Tammy P.N. Hohu Gregory Hoke Karlene K. Inaura ’73 X Richard Y. Kido Bert T. Kobayashi, Jr. & Harriet S. Kobayashi Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Landmark Logistics Corporation Ernest K.H. & Letah Lee Guye & Annette Lee Puputoa T. ’85, ’91 & Alana L. ’88, ’92 Mariota Christopher A. McNally & Ping Bai Marvin ’11, ’17 & Arial A.C. ’12, ’16 Mendoza William Morgan & Rosemary S.L. Wong ’67 David & Elaine Mortensen Francis M. ’75 & Arlene Mungavin Ernest J. Oversen ’95 Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train Jeremiah A. Pahukula, Sr. ’75 & Ellen M. Pahukula Kenneth Pollet & Joan V. Nacino ’85 Pu’uwai Medical Dave G. ’86 & Gwendolyn Rapoza Elwin ’70 & Norma J. Reichert Julieta M. Rosado

Ruby Tuesday Hawaii Ken G. ’87 & Dawn Sakuda Dayne T. ’84 & Shari Shinsato Susan M. Showalter Peter D. Steiger ’13 Virginia Teller Roy R. Thomas, Jr. ’74 & Soledad A. Thomas Richard S. Townsend ’65 Henry G. & Jean R. TrapidoRosenthal Leighton R. Tseu Daniel James Tucker ’79 Brent Umehira William & Renae L. Villa Rev. Msgr. Terrence A.M. Watanabe ’73 Michael E. ’14 & Cecelia P. ’14 Weaver Thomas & Magdalen ’65 Wenska Peter & Janice I. ’84 Wizinowich Kent H. & Vanessa K. Yamaguchi Ann K. Yoneshige

Gifts of $100 to $249 Anonymous Donors Efren H. Adalem ’82 William K. ’95 & Mary E. Adcox X Advanced A/C Contracting Genalyn N. Agustin ’15 Gerry & Emma Agustin Keith & Christy P. ’87 Aiwohi Ellen Akaka Gary Masao ’84, ’90 & Hwa-Zi Akita Marc R. Alexander Joseph Allen Joemarie J. & Maria Luisa P. Anacan Russell L. Anderson ’74, ’75 James R. & Tina L. ’05, ’14 Andrade Jerome M. ’63 & Gladys Andrade Kelly Antekeier-Pasha ’82 Francis Aona Bryan & Cristy Arce Joseph & Marianne ’79 Arvidson Marianne Au Sean P. & Emily Babington Dwight N. ’67 & Wilhelmina Bartolome Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard Ronald F. Becker Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell Randall L. & Candida D.U. ’89 Berdon Karen Berry Clifford J. Bieberly Leslie N. Blount Frank & Gayle Boitano Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y.H. Tsui ’94

Philip Bossert Rendell K. Bourg Vincent P. Branick ’63 William & Jennifer N. ’94 Brown Alexander & Maria Brownlow Dominic W. ’97 & Kehau K. ’01, ’04 Bugado Deven Bukoski Joel & Tracy Bukoski Joseph P. ’82, ’97 & Laure Burke Martin J. Burke Alaina M.S. Cabreros ’17 Louis A. ’78, ’79 & Nancy ’84 Caires Richard P. Campbell ’95 John A. ’88 & Kumiko Carlin Mary Cassarno Alfred & Lilia L. Castle Walter T.C. Chang James Chappell Philip H. & Gerry W. Ching Jack M. ’84 & Elizabeth G. Chinn Glenn B.L. Chong ’75 Alexander K.W. ’85 & Janice S. Chung Duke H. & Linda Y. Chung William S. Cobb, Jr. & Barbara P. Cobb ’84 Jean Coffman M. Loretta Cofield ’75 Edna M. Colon ’92 Regina G. Coopat ’84 William & Gloriane Cooper Wayne & Pamela D. ’80 Crenwelge Michaela A. Culkin ’98 John R. Culmer ’73 Gabrielle D. Daniels ’89 Janet T. Davidson Darcy B. Davis Sadami ’78 & Emily T. Deai Leon G. DeHaven ’72 Mark Demello William L. & Lovey-Ann L. ’76 DeRego Michael R. & Sheryl ’11 Dohm Lee D. Donohue, Sr. ’77 & Lucille K.H. Donohue Patrick J. Donovan & Cynthia A. Byers Lincoln T. ’69, ’75 & Mary Jane Drake Reid Duich & Lisa M. DuichPerry Richard W. ’88 & Sandi L. Duncan Lee & Jan M. ’84 Dunlap Rebecca L. Duran ’16 Keith A. Elliott, Jr. & Cheryl L. Elliott Julie Elting Scott R. ’87 & Diane Erickson Phillip M. Everson, IV ’93 Edward J. Feeley ’89 Filipino Nurses Organization of HI Inc.

Jean L. Fitzgerald ’92 Dennis M. ’83 & Kathy A. Flaherty Marylou Foley Kim L. Fontenot Poullard ’92 Eric Foote & Denise M. Tambasco ’01, ’02 Daniel J. ’05 & Allison I. Forburger Daniel Foster Mariko L. Foster ’97 Larry N. ’82, ’85 & Karen E. France Nick Frey ’06 Lewis P. Fuddy, Jr. ’69 & Deborah Fuddy Shirley T. Fujii Raymond & Teresa S. Fujino Jerry Garcia, Jr. ’83 & Terry Garcia William Gay & Kelli M. GayMonteilh Claire A. Gehrman ’89, ’95 Cathy George Daniel S. Gilmore Bernadette A. Gomes Margaret M.K. Gora ’88 Rita N. Gora Dennis M. & Janet M. Grogan Kevin F. ’80 & Kimberly Grondin David L. Grossman Lynn Haff Edward F. ’77 & Janet C. Hagan Ottina Haight David L. ’63 & Lorraine C. ’64 Hamilton Charlyn L. Hamilton Jones Rudynn Hammond Kevin Y. Hashiro Ronald E. ’74 & Linda B. Heald Joseph F. Hee ’17 Steven J.K.O. Hee ’80 Erin Hickok Stacey Higa Charles & Bettie O. ’70 Higgins Kathryn Hill ’79 Michael T. Hino ’98 Clyde & Sandra S. Hirata Ryan Y. Hirata ’08, ’18 A. Michael ’61 & Patricia K.F. ’61 Ho Bernard A.K.S. Ho ’68, ’79 David Hoke & Kahala K. Kabalis Hoke ’05, ’07 William E. Hollowsky ’77 Jerome T. & Dawn Honda Robert S. ’85 & Colleen Hornak Thomas P. & Gloria P. Huber Howard G. Humphreys, Jr. & Sylvia Humphreys Gail Ihara ’05 Reid Imai Wayne T. ’68 & Joy Ishihara Darren H. ’98 & Reyna Iwamoto Ronald M. Iwamoto Jack Endo Electric, Inc.

Clinton J. Jamile Craig & Janet S. Jensen Sandra B.L. Jhung ’63 Dawn Johnson Jacquelline L. Johnson Merrill Johnston Tyler K. Johnston Dave Kajihiro Andrew S. Kamikawa ’05, ’09 Ruth Kaneakua Timothy & Darlene Kaneshiro Dustin & Gina M. ’84 Karas John P. Karbens Edward M. ’60 & Grace U. ’61 Kashiwamura Clayton G. ’78 & Jay Ann T. Kau Daniel P. ’07 & Heather Kava X David A. ’69 & Jamie M. Kawauchi James A. Kelly Jeffrey F. ’64 & Sandra Keuss Michael C. & Margaret Killelea Stuart M. ’86 & Ronell C. Kimura Kingsley A. & Gail C. ’81 Koki Wendell & Melba E. Kop Linda S. ’98 Korus Carolyn M. Kuriyama Eric & Miriam Kusuda X Jadine Y.H. Lau ’72 Merton S.C. & Claire Lau Nathan J. & Melissa Lawrence David L. ’71 & Karen J. Leatherman Mark A. Lebehn Brian L. & Sheri L. ’08 Lees Denis C.H. & Diantha L. Leong David J. Levy, II & Barbara Levy Jay H. Lietzow ’90 Siakisone J. ’80, ’80 & Eseneiaso Liu Edna K.S. Loo Leslie A. Loo Grady A. ’78 & Suzan T. Lovett Robert J. ’81 & Jill A. Lowe Kalepaokekaikuihala & Wilette L. ’92 Lum William C.C. Lum ’71 Arsenio P. & Virginia Y. Macadangdang Donald L. MacGregor, Jr. Katherine A. MacPherson ’82 Magnum Investigations, LLC McKenna S. Makizuru ’17 Henry Mandac ’75, ’01 Jeff Mangum Alice E. Martensen Jason H. Martin, Jr. ’74 Chad M. Matsuda ’04 & Jeanelle J. Sugimoto-Matsuda ’08 Frank F. Maxwell, Jr. ’88 & Lane Maxwell Olive V. Mc Ginnis Douglas & Michele L. ’94 McCormick Christopher P. McKenzie

Arthur R. McNamara, III ’94 & Shirley McNamara Sharon S. McPhee Glenn A. Medeiros Jon H. Miki ’67 Carol R. Minami ’86 Michael B. ’88 & Joan Minnehan Michelle S. Miura ’92 Gervin K. ’80 & Gayle Miyamoto Ricky M. Moad ’79 Robert E. ’86 & Michele M. Moesch Willis H.A. Moore Gina M. Morford ’96 X Kimberly Morris Barbara G. Motola-Alford Jeffrey P. & Kimberly B. ’95 Murga Shadrack Nabea Rachel Nagai Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80 Daniel Y. Nakandakari ’87 Allen D. ’74 & Sue Ann Napoleon Timothy Ngau & Terryleen K. Dement-Ngau ’72 Raymond K. Ngum John D. Nielsen & Thelma C. Gretzinger Rory T. & Lori S. Nishino Wilson H. & Ruth H. Nitta Nancy C. Oide Alfred K. & Ruth Ono Michael S.S. Ono ’14 Stanley Orr & Cheryl D. Edelson Francis R. & Rita M. Ostdiek Bro. Allen Pacquing, SM Jose M. ’72, ’80 & Luisa Padron Annette M. Pakele-Chang ’16 Manuel Xavier ’72 & Judy A. Palazzo John W. & Karen E. Pape Peter & Elizabeth K. ’04 Park Joseph & Helen L. ’78 Parker Thomas & Mary Parpana Thomas A. ’95 & Allison E. Paynter Todd & Sandra L. ’68 Peltzer Jeanette L. Peterson Henry J. & Lorraine L. Pieloch Shauna M. Pimentel-Motooka ’04, ’06 Edwin A. Polendey ’62 Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow Eric Purviance & Rosemary L. McCarthy ’83 Luis I. ’76 & Dorothy S. Ramos Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza Bro. Thomas W. Redmond, SM ’85 William P. Reed, Jr. ’89 Howard S. Reinmuth, Jr. Max E. Reiter ’71 Michael & Izumi N. Rivera Timothy Roberts Georgia Savanah Robinson ’91

Luis Rodriguez Diane M. Roedersheimer ’81 Jean B. Rolfe Gerald A. ’81 & Mary Rush Chris Sadayasu James Y. & Anne N. Sadayasu Warren & Carmelita Sakuma Bobby Sambrano Joseph & Maria San Agustin Melvin S. & Allison M. ’86 Sasaki Dennis & Linda J. ’68 Sayegusa John M. & Rieko H. Schriml Fernando & Mary Selman Keith B. Shigaki ’94 Mark & Bernadette K. ’85, ’92 Shimono Walter H. Shiroma Ann P. Shunn Miles & Ruth L. ’64 Silberstein Russell D. Silva ’66 Michelle Simmons ’18 Sandra A.H. Simmons David C. ’72, ’74 & Ann Snakenberg Dennis & Deborah Souza John Spahn, Jr. ’01 & Jayna K. Spahn Andrew J. Speese, Jr. ’67 John A. & Laura Steelquist Fred & Marilyn S. Stolz Peter A. & Elizabeth A. ’10 Stone Shawn K. Sueoka Thomas E. Symonds, III ’02 Violet A. Taboniar Elaine Takata ’06 Richard S. Takata Eunice S. Tanaka Randolph C. Tandal, Jr. ’78 & Debora A. Tandal ’79 Kenneth M.H. & Barbara M. ’65 Tanji Wesley M. ’96 & Carole Tanoue Bert & Joyce Tatemichi Anthony W. & Yvonne D. ’63 Tavares Manuel C. Tavares, Jr. ’72 & Carol G. Tavares Elijah Thomas, III & Loretta Thomas Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd Wallace S.D. & Pauline H. Tom Mark S. ’74 & Iris ’71, ’73 Tonini Robert & Diana Torres Theresa Toyama Traniello Equipment Corp.

Ralph & Theresa Traniello Tracy Trevorrow & Lois Yamauchi Paul R. Trupiano ’84, ’88 & Vicky N. Ah Quin ’84 Lori A. Tsukamoto ’05 George B. Turner, Jr. ’77 & Ellen Turner Arthur E. ’77 & Julie A. Ugalde

Terence J. ’91 & C. Anna Ulaszewski Michael Umaki Cyprian A. ’73 & Josephine Vicars Don & Girlie Visaya Drew G. Waddell ’77, ’79 & Jo Anne Harvey-Waddell Jerry A. Walker, Jr. & Donna Walker Arthur E.P. Wall John G. & Theresa O. Walsh Thomas B. ’78 & Sandra E. Walther Montira L. Warran ’95, ’99 Mary Frances M. Watanabe ’60 James A. Watson ’81 John & Erin K. ’84 Wegznek Dwight E. & Cynthia A.B. ’74, ’87 Weiding Ted J. ’91 & Catherine M. Wells Kevin Welz & Beate L. Arendale ’94 David Wendt & Diana Gonsalves-Wendt ’73 Thomas C. Wesselkamper Arthur Bain White, Jr. ’76 John F. & Maria T. White Barbara Jeanne Whitman ’74, ’79 William S. ’70 & Karnchana Whorton Deneen T. Wong ’13, ’16 Michael J.Y. & Terrina Wong Ronald M. & Tesi H. Wong Amor Woolsey ’05 Justin T. Wyble Jane C. Yamada ’66 George M. Yamasaki, Jr. ’79 Theodore M.L. Yap, Jr. ’74 June T. Yasuhara Dean Yonamine Valerie Yontz Walter H. & Frances L. Yoshimitsu Gwenson ’83 & Helen F. Yuen Renee Yuen Henry T. Zerbe, Jr. & Ursula F. Zerbe

Gifts up to $99 Anonymous Donors David K. Abe ’13 Alberto & Luzviminda Agbayani Benjamin P & Nida S. Agoo Lincoln & Linda H. ’76 Akana Steven J. ’89 & Nancy E. Albanese Daniel A. Allen ’79 Philip G. ’81, ’82 & Carolyn Allmon Darrell D. Ames Mark & Lori M. ’87 Andreyka Jean H. Asato ’98 Robert K.S. ’74 & Dolores Y.L. Au

Amy Babington Erin Babington Pearce Babington Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo ’06, ’08 Frank Bailey ’94 Robert & Myra A. Baliares C. P. ’71 & Lydia S.N. Barrett Pat & Jeanne Barrett Barbara G. Bauer David W. Baumgartner, Jr. & Kathryn Suzuki Lily L. Berry Liftee ’17 Sharese S. Bidot ’90 Ashley L. Black ’17 Sharon Ann Blue ’87 Boss Communication Technologies Susan E. Boyer ’90 Minnie M. Brazell ’79 Barbara L. Breckenridge Gordon W. Brooks ’02 David J. ’90 & Jennifer L. Brower The Late Yvonne K. Brown Antonio D. Bueno, Jr. ’09, ’17 Keakahai Burgo Kenneth H. Burtness Gary R. & Katherine E. ’08 Butcher Amy M. Butts ’17 Rosy Cadina ’17 Leah Andrea Cahill ’91 Edward P. ’68 & Maura F. Callas Theresa L. Cameron ’17 Timothy O. & Thalia ’78 Cantley Sario J. ’72 & Renate Caravalho Dwight & Jennifer C.M. ’93 Carias Brooke A. Carlson Timothy F. Carney Kim Cartaino Michael T. ’79 & Juanita Casey Philip J. ’74 & Gaylynne E. Cavaco Elton J. Chambers, Jr. ’76 Caitlyn F. Chandler ’17 Adrian Y. Chang & Christine L. Ohtani-Chang ’92 Chinese-American Educational Consultants, Ltd. (CAEC) Cathy E. Chow Barry D. & Louise ’71 Christian Anthony W. & Deborah A.H. Chun Hans Chun Derek G. Chung Matthew J. Cochran Richard W. Coller Michele Cooke James J. ’90 & Susan Coughlin Charles A. Cutaran ’17 Lisa M. Daems ’17 Jacqueline J.F. Davis Roy D. ’73 & Carolyn Dayton Timothy M. ’93 & Christina Deane Sean Dearmin ’00

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Richard J. Decosta, Jr. ’89, ’90 & Jeanne L. Decosta Cipriano M. ’83 & Tessa Deluna Rev. Rodney J. Demartini ’69 Dean & Caryn N.H.C. ’94, ’11 Demello Gene R. Descalzi ’94 Brandi-Ashlee K. Dilwith ’17 Richard B. ’82 & Diana M. Dorsha Frank J. & Frances A. ’04 Doyle William Raymond Dunkel ’80, ’82 Teressa M. Dyson ’17 Thomas M. & Marie E. ’80 Early Ella Edmonds Dickie & Flordeleiz Edralin Roger & Marion F. Ehrich T. Tyler ’78 & Gwen S. Ellison Joy Marie U. Eslava ’17 Aileen Esmeralda ’10 Peter Estomage, Jr. ’67 & Donna M. Estomago ’68 Marshall U. Estrada, Jr. & Allayne Y. Estrada Erik & Bernice Ferguson Gregory Fischbach Cynthia M. Flating ’89 James J. & Judith A. ’65 Fox Lawrence S. ’65 & Stephanie Franco June H. Futenma Eva J. Gallegos Glenn A. Gamponia ’17 Guanlin Gao Jose S. Gomera, Jr. Chanelle S. Gomes ’17 Lisa Ann Gomes ’99, ’04 Michael E. ’77, ’80 & Mary Gordon David M. ’95 & Katharine E. Greenbaum Perry & Linda K. Hachler Michael Haisen Robert E. Hamamoto ’88 & Dayle S. Sasaki-Hamamoto John Hambright, Jr. Carl J. Hasselbeck Hailey C. Hema ’17 Michael D. ’76 & Dina E. Hendrickson Robert S. & Rosemarie B. Henninger Kenneth A. & Marissa Hilgers Morgan D. Hill ’93 Richard J. Hill David & Frances M. Hisashima Vincent Hodge & Grissel M. Benitez-Hodge Judith A. Holloway ’76 Shawn & Yvonne Hosaka Brian M. & Janinne K. ’91, ’92 Hulsey Daniel A. & T. Nichelle ’01 Inman Dana K. Izumi Noel Jaderstrom

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Pamela M. Juneman ’03, ’05, ’08 Kaui K. Kaaihue ’17 Robert E. ’71 & Yolanda Katz Mark S. Kawasaki ’17 Leroy F. Keffer, Jr. ’80 Marilyn L. Khan Errol E. ’82 & Lynnette Kilantang Noelani E. Kingery ’17 Richard & Ann ’01, ’06, ’12 Kishi Franklin H. & Carmen S. Kiyabu Liane K. Koja ’17 Leslie Ann C. Kondo ’17 Michael & Gail Kruse Marcia Kurahara Joon & Lisa Kwock Matthew V. Labuguen ’17 Andy S. Lamug ’17 Ronald & Valerie M. ’70, ’91 Lau Edward K.K. Lee ’72 Lorraine Y. Lee Donald J. Leehey, III & Emma Leticia Leehey Daniel & Meghan M. Levinson Desmond Levinson Ying Chuan ’88 & Gin Zhao Li Bennett J. Liang & Caryn A. Callahan Choong M. ’09 & Chi-Ching Lim Adrianne Rae Liongson ’17 Blaise E. ’91 & Elizabeth-Arlis K. ’85, ’89 Liu Kam L. Lizares ’17 Elizabeth S. Lockard Joseph E. Long ’71 Tori-Lynn Y. Loo ’17 Lesley-Anne Y. Loon Lambert & Jeannie ’05, ’07 Lum Stephanie Y.H. Lum ’17 Paul Lu’Uwai & Mary L. Akimo-Lu’Uwai ’98 April M. Mabe ’17 James J. ’74 & Rose M. Mace Francesca S. Mafua ’17 David R. & Susan L. ’86 Maltby Cassie L. Mandac ’17 Jeramae Q. Marcellano Frederic H. ’77 & Christine M. Martens Pamela H. Mason Joseph J. Mastrantonio, Jr. & Elizabeth M. Mastrantonio ’76, ’07 Jean U. Matsuo Rebecca Y. Maxey ’17 Loretta M. Mayko

Peter R. & Kirsten E. ’88 McCormick Bruce A. & Bee McEachen William F. ’84 & Lana C. McNeely Joan P. Mencher Paul F. Messina Donald M. Mikko ’90, ’92 Megan E. Milan ’17 Faith Milnes Jerick Miranda ’14 Thomas H. Muirhead, Jr. & Carol M. Muirhead ’90 Peter W. & Carolyn P. Murray Raymond T. ’72 & Nora G. Mysliwski Marissa C. Nacis ’17 Brian Nakagawa ’10 Shigeko Nakamura Lisa Y. Nambu ’80 Timothy E. & Judith M. Nash Carmen G. Neilson ’88 Myron E. Nelson, Jr. ’85 & Ruth Nelson Raymond & Kieu M.N. Nguyen Victoria Nguyen-Morgan Abigail A. Nickell ’12 Maxine A. Nihei Ward S. Nihiser ’78 Linda E. Nishigaya ’69 Kathleen R. Nishimura Kristin B. Nishioka ’17 Ronald D. ’80 & Mary E. Njus Kianna L. Nomura ’17 William F. & Susan Ogle Thomas N. ’73 & Ann Oliver Robert F. Olmos, Jr. ’80 & Lucy Olmos Anthony V. Ong Jerry T. & Arlene Ono Burton N. & Linda M.L. ’71 Oshiro Lorraine K. Oshiro ’84 Steven P. ’83 & Somjit Pagel Kiana U. Paik ’17 Edwin & Patty Pang Daniel A. Pavsek Katelynn Perrault Thomas K. ’64 & Jeannette F. Peterson Richard V. ’77 & Barbara W. Poe Barbara Poole-Street Shirley Ann Prieto ’92, ’96 Linda L. Quihuis ’92 Sandi K. Rabaca ’17

Stephen P. Rapozo, Jr. & Jerilyn A. Rapozo Arielle Joy A. Regis ’17 Joan D. Riggs Patrick Rizer Susan Rodrigo Amber Rodriguez ’18 Katrina Roseler Kenneth G. ’87 & Josie Rossi Robert James Ruschmeier ’72 Jimmie L. ’81 & Teresa Jean Russell Milton Sagon & Fay E. Molina-Sagon ’64 Sai & Bernadine H. Saifoloi Dexter J. ’65 & Emily Sakai Cassandra A. Sakamoto ’04, ’08 Frank G. ’69 & Patricia J. Salimbene Gordon K.F. Sam Oscar & Evelyn M. Sanqui Michael C. Schneider & Lori Kemp-Schneider ’80 Scott J.N. Schroeder & Koreen U. Nakahodo William J. & Margaret Schulz Sophie Scorpos Gregory D. & Karin F. Scott Chad ’00 & Leah ’17 Sekiya Kevin S. & Corazon Q. Serdenia Richard L. Sevilla Sandra E. Seyton ’85 Clifford P. Shields ’82 George M.C. & Sharon Y. Shim Walter T. Shimoda Nastassia K. Shon ’17 Carlo ’69 & Adrienne Silvestri Rogelio ’65 & Marcella Simon Hugh A. Sinclair ’85 Mary E. Smith Wade M. & Ann H. Smith Ronald V. Sorantino, Jr. ’90 & Laura P. Sorantino Richard & Marilyn Sotelo Lena M. Souza ’17 Bro. Thomas Spring, SM Sr. Joanne St. Hilaire, CSJ ’64 Robert L. ’73 & Ruth M. Stewart Lavilis & Bernice D. Stover Briana Stutzmann August Masato Suehiro ’78 Junghwa K. Suh Dixon & Valerie Suzuki Walter N. Takeda Maria I.G. Talana ’17

Linus P. ’81 & Laura E. ’83 Tavares Joshua A. Thinsew ’12 Randolph W. ’71 & Charlotte Thomas Amy F. Torres Hui Q. Tsuji ’17 Julieann R. Tupuola ’16 Chitha R. Unni & Yumiko Hoshimo Roy T. ’67 & Joan Uyehara John Vasko, III Alfio J. ’82 & Helen Vasta Christopher S. Waiamau ’13, ’15, ’17 Gail N. Watanabe Joseph C. Weller ’89 Michael A. & Rosario C. White John & Dorry Wollstein Sr. Malia Wong, OP Michael K. & Sheryl Wong Steven M. & Cresencia Wong Sr. Helene Wood, SSCC ’66 Marcus & Joyce B. ’75 Wood Theodore H. & Daisy Y. ’85 Yamane Mitch Yamasaki Melissa M. Young ’02, ’03, ’06 Pono & Mariko Young Christine Y.L. Yuen Dave G.K. Yuen ’12 H. Thomas Zerbe, III ’86

GIF TS IN KIND RECEIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING DONORS: 24 Hour Fitness Club - Kapolei 3660 on the Rise Acushnet Golf Company Adidas Golf Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC Big City Diner - Kailua Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y.H. Tsui ’94 Steven ’89 & Kathleen Brown Buffalo Wild Wings - Kaneohe Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach Dave & Buster’s, Inc Desert Island Restaurants, LLC Carl Fieber Foodland Super Markets, Ltd. Rechung Fujihira ’10

Giovanni Pastrami Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Zachary K. Goya ’12 Grand Wailea - A Waldorf Astoria Resort Hawaii Bowl Hawaii Coffee Company Hawaii Prince Golf Club Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic Hawaiian Telcom Interstate Hawaii Island Air Island Ready-Mix Concrete, Inc. Shayne K.S. Iwamoto ’12, ’13 Kaneohe Klipper Hawaii KFVE Leslie Ann C. Kondo ’17 Terrence Y.V. ’89, ’03 & Janice Kong Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts Lambert & Jeannie ’05, ’07 Lum Mililani Golf Club Mark & Teresa Milton John ’12 & Jane Y. ’08 Murao Orange Theory Fitness Outback Steakhouse - Waipio Paradise Beverages, Inc. PepsiCo Polynesian Cultural Center Prince Waikiki Roger Dunn Golf Shops Royal Hawaiian Golf Club Roy’s Waikoloa Ruby Tuesday Hawaii Floresa L. Santos ’15 Chad ’00 & Leah ’17 Sekiya Side Street Inn Sn Golf Enterprises Southern Wine & Spirits T&T Tinting Specialists, Inc. THINK, LLC Wailea Blue Golf Course Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo Wyndham Jade Zippy’s Restaurants

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Intercollegiate Athletics Gala Platinum Level

Table Sponsorship of $20,000

KemperLesnik Sports Management Miyawaki Foundation v Gold Level

Table Sponsorship of $10,000

Cincinnati Bengals v Liliha Healthcare v Nuuanu Hale v Partizan Films, LLC Jean E. Rolles ’93 Lawrence K.W. Tseu David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo Silver Level

TABLE SPONSORSHIP OF $5,500

Akimeka, LLC Alaka’ina Foundation Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. First Hawaiian Bank Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Hawaii News Now Honolulu Star Advertiser

Mark Mugiishi ProService Hawaii Saint Louis School Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos & Suzie Martin Bronze Level

Table Sponsorship of $3,000

Allied Builders System American Carpet One Foundation Aramark Campus Services Bank of Hawaii Becker Communications, Inc. Cades Schutte, LLP Hubert Chang Edward Enterprises, Inc. First Insurance Company of Hawaii Charitable Foundation Mike & Sandy Irish Marianist Center of Hawaii McDonald’s Restaurant of HI, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Native Hawaiian Veterans, LLC New City Nissan Oahu Interscholastic Association Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91

Punahou School Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Servco Foundation Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii University of Hawaii Foundation Wilson Care Group Robin C.T. & Lillian M.K. Yoshimura

Individuals

Anonymous Donors Jayson Abe Bonnie L. Bedoya John C. & Mary Lou Brogan Deven Bukoski Dante & Olan Carpenter Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin Timothy M. Dayton Rebecca L. Duran ’16 Edward J. Feeley ’89 Jerry Garcia, Jr. ’83 & Terry Garcia Kevin Y. Hashiro Erin Hickok Mark Hinshaw David Hoke & Kahala K. Kabalis Hoke ’05, ’07

Francis & Jacquelyn Imada Amy L. Jampel Tyler K. Johnston Dave Kajihiro Gregg & Carol Kokame Guye & Annette Lee Sharon S. McPhee Marvin ’11, ’17 & Arial A.C. ’12, ’16 Mendoza Shadrack Nabea Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80 Pepsi Beverages Company Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza Shawn K. Sueoka Dave Tamura Laurie K.S. Tom Leighton R. Tseu Wendy Tsou Robert L. ’80 & Carol Vieira Kawika Villa Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski Kent H. & Vanessa K. Yamaguchi Renee Yuen

Donations

American Savings Bank David A. & Nora Bramlett Myron K. & Betty G. Brumaghim Christopher T. ’00 & Jaime Chun

Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Gentry Investment Properties Hub International of California Insurance Services, Inc. Reid Imai Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen Sportsmedicine Hawaii, Ltd. Eunice S. Tanaka

SILENT AUC TION WINNERS

Emily M. Baptiste David Cassidy & Anne Namba Ed Coda Donnalei Gaison Kevin Y. Hashiro Sandy Loomis Aaron Masuoka Terry Ann P. Nagai-Sylva David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Renee Yuen Stuart Zwagil

Hui ‘Āhinahina Athletics Booster Club Po‘okela Level

Membership of $40,000 or higher

David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Haleakalā Level

Membership of $10,000 to $39,999

William H. & Judith Garrett Suresh & Anna Sundarababu Silversword Level

Membership of $5,000 to $9,999

Chris & Debbie Ayers Tim Lay Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski Kula Level

Membership of $2,500 to $4,999

Economy Plumbing & Sheetmetal Paul & Patricia M. Taylor

LANAKILA Level

Membership of $1,000 to $2,499

Jean Battig Caroline Betz David A. & Nora Bramlett John C. & Mary Lou Brogan Randall Carpenter & Lynn M. Babington Frank C. Floro Thomas C. Geist Rodney M. Harano ’84 William R. & Virginia S. Hinshaw Albert Kanno Blane Kanno James & Melvia Kawashima Dennis Kisler Duayne Madl Jean E. Rolles ’93 Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett Jon T. Ukishima Stephen H. Yuen William L. Yuen

Kilakila Level

Membership of $500 to $999

Anonymous Donors Derrick Abe Benn Pacific Group, Inc. Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin Charles A. Crabb Donald & Angela Debaca Roger R. & Kathie A. Garczynski Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Mathew S. Granger Garrett & Nancy Hayashi Craig & Allison A. Jerome Willan Johnson Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane PetersNguyen Ohana Community Management Ohana Consulting, LLC Wayne & Bev Takabayashi Starter Club Level

Membership of $100 to $499

Anonymous Donors Keith & Christy P. ’87 Aiwohi

Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard Karen Berry Rendell K. Bourg Joseph P. ’82, ’97 & Laure Burke James Chappell Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock Timothy M. Dayton Mark Demello Ismael I. Eustaquio, Jr. ’88 & Anne E. Eustaquio ’89, ’92 Angeline L. Fleck Daniel Foster Raymond & Teresa S. Fujino Shirley T. Fujii Daniel S. Gilmore Margaret M.K. Gora ’88 Rita N. Gora Mike & Robin Henmi Clyde & Sandra S. Hirata Darren H. ’98 & Reyna Iwamoto Kaimuki Auto Repair Andrew S. Kamikawa ’05, ’09 Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Nathan J. & Melissa Lawrence Mark A. Lebehn

Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell Leslie A. Loo Jon H. Miki ’67 David & Elaine Mortensen Rory T. & Lori S. Nishino John W. & Karen E. Pape Thomas A. ’95 & Allison E. Paynter Henry J. & Lorraine L. Pieloch Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91 Chris Sadayasu James Y. & Anne N. Sadayasu Walter H. Shiroma Ann P. Shunn Dennis & Deborah Souza Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd Laurie K.S. Tom William & Renae L. Villa Michael J.Y. & Terrina Wong Ann K. Yoneshige Dean Yonamine Friends

Membership up to $99

Peter D. Steiger ’13

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Pamela M. Juneman ’03, ’05, ’08 Kaui K. Kaaihue ’17 Robert E. ’71 & Yolanda Katz Mark S. Kawasaki ’17 Leroy F. Keffer, Jr. ’80 Marilyn L. Khan Errol E. ’82 & Lynnette Kilantang Noelani E. Kingery ’17 Richard & Ann ’01, ’06, ’12 Kishi Franklin H. & Carmen S. Kiyabu Liane K. Koja ’17 Leslie Ann C. Kondo ’17 Michael & Gail Kruse Marcia Kurahara Joon & Lisa Kwock Matthew V. Labuguen ’17 Andy S. Lamug ’17 Ronald & Valerie M. ’70, ’91 Lau Edward K.K. Lee ’72 Lorraine Y. Lee Donald J. Leehey, III & Emma Leticia Leehey Daniel & Meghan M. Levinson Desmond Levinson Ying Chuan ’88 & Gin Zhao Li Bennett J. Liang & Caryn A. Callahan Choong M. ’09 & Chi-Ching Lim Adrianne Rae Liongson ’17 Blaise E. ’91 & Elizabeth-Arlis K. ’85, ’89 Liu Kam L. Lizares ’17 Elizabeth S. Lockard Joseph E. Long ’71 Tori-Lynn Y. Loo ’17 Lesley-Anne Y. Loon Lambert & Jeannie ’05, ’07 Lum Stephanie Y.H. Lum ’17 Paul Lu’Uwai & Mary L. Akimo-Lu’Uwai ’98 April M. Mabe ’17 James J. ’74 & Rose M. Mace Francesca S. Mafua ’17 David R. & Susan L. ’86 Maltby Cassie L. Mandac ’17 Jeramae Q. Marcellano Frederic H. ’77 & Christine M. Martens Pamela H. Mason Joseph J. Mastrantonio, Jr. & Elizabeth M. Mastrantonio ’76, ’07 Jean U. Matsuo Rebecca Y. Maxey ’17 Loretta M. Mayko

Peter R. & Kirsten E. ’88 McCormick Bruce A. & Bee McEachen William F. ’84 & Lana C. McNeely Joan P. Mencher Paul F. Messina Donald M. Mikko ’90, ’92 Megan E. Milan ’17 Faith Milnes Jerick Miranda ’14 Thomas H. Muirhead, Jr. & Carol M. Muirhead ’90 Peter W. & Carolyn P. Murray Raymond T. ’72 & Nora G. Mysliwski Marissa C. Nacis ’17 Brian Nakagawa ’10 Shigeko Nakamura Lisa Y. Nambu ’80 Timothy E. & Judith M. Nash Carmen G. Neilson ’88 Myron E. Nelson, Jr. ’85 & Ruth Nelson Raymond & Kieu M.N. Nguyen Victoria Nguyen-Morgan Abigail A. Nickell ’12 Maxine A. Nihei Ward S. Nihiser ’78 Linda E. Nishigaya ’69 Kathleen R. Nishimura Kristin B. Nishioka ’17 Ronald D. ’80 & Mary E. Njus Kianna L. Nomura ’17 William F. & Susan Ogle Thomas N. ’73 & Ann Oliver Robert F. Olmos, Jr. ’80 & Lucy Olmos Anthony V. Ong Jerry T. & Arlene Ono Burton N. & Linda M.L. ’71 Oshiro Lorraine K. Oshiro ’84 Steven P. ’83 & Somjit Pagel Kiana U. Paik ’17 Edwin & Patty Pang Daniel A. Pavsek Katelynn Perrault Thomas K. ’64 & Jeannette F. Peterson Richard V. ’77 & Barbara W. Poe Barbara Poole-Street Shirley Ann Prieto ’92, ’96 Linda L. Quihuis ’92 Sandi K. Rabaca ’17

Stephen P. Rapozo, Jr. & Jerilyn A. Rapozo Arielle Joy A. Regis ’17 Joan D. Riggs Patrick Rizer Susan Rodrigo Amber Rodriguez ’18 Katrina Roseler Kenneth G. ’87 & Josie Rossi Robert James Ruschmeier ’72 Jimmie L. ’81 & Teresa Jean Russell Milton Sagon & Fay E. Molina-Sagon ’64 Sai & Bernadine H. Saifoloi Dexter J. ’65 & Emily Sakai Cassandra A. Sakamoto ’04, ’08 Frank G. ’69 & Patricia J. Salimbene Gordon K.F. Sam Oscar & Evelyn M. Sanqui Michael C. Schneider & Lori Kemp-Schneider ’80 Scott J.N. Schroeder & Koreen U. Nakahodo William J. & Margaret Schulz Sophie Scorpos Gregory D. & Karin F. Scott Chad ’00 & Leah ’17 Sekiya Kevin S. & Corazon Q. Serdenia Richard L. Sevilla Sandra E. Seyton ’85 Clifford P. Shields ’82 George M.C. & Sharon Y. Shim Walter T. Shimoda Nastassia K. Shon ’17 Carlo ’69 & Adrienne Silvestri Rogelio ’65 & Marcella Simon Hugh A. Sinclair ’85 Mary E. Smith Wade M. & Ann H. Smith Ronald V. Sorantino, Jr. ’90 & Laura P. Sorantino Richard & Marilyn Sotelo Lena M. Souza ’17 Bro. Thomas Spring, SM Sr. Joanne St. Hilaire, CSJ ’64 Robert L. ’73 & Ruth M. Stewart Lavilis & Bernice D. Stover Briana Stutzmann August Masato Suehiro ’78 Junghwa K. Suh Dixon & Valerie Suzuki Walter N. Takeda Maria I.G. Talana ’17

Linus P. ’81 & Laura E. ’83 Tavares Joshua A. Thinsew ’12 Randolph W. ’71 & Charlotte Thomas Amy F. Torres Hui Q. Tsuji ’17 Julieann R. Tupuola ’16 Chitha R. Unni & Yumiko Hoshimo Roy T. ’67 & Joan Uyehara John Vasko, III Alfio J. ’82 & Helen Vasta Christopher S. Waiamau ’13, ’15, ’17 Gail N. Watanabe Joseph C. Weller ’89 Michael A. & Rosario C. White John & Dorry Wollstein Sr. Malia Wong, OP Michael K. & Sheryl Wong Steven M. & Cresencia Wong Sr. Helene Wood, SSCC ’66 Marcus & Joyce B. ’75 Wood Theodore H. & Daisy Y. ’85 Yamane Mitch Yamasaki Melissa M. Young ’02, ’03, ’06 Pono & Mariko Young Christine Y.L. Yuen Dave G.K. Yuen ’12 H. Thomas Zerbe, III ’86

GIF TS IN KIND RECEIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING DONORS: 24 Hour Fitness Club - Kapolei 3660 on the Rise Acushnet Golf Company Adidas Golf Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC Big City Diner - Kailua Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y.H. Tsui ’94 Steven ’89 & Kathleen Brown Buffalo Wild Wings - Kaneohe Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach Dave & Buster’s, Inc Desert Island Restaurants, LLC Carl Fieber Foodland Super Markets, Ltd. Rechung Fujihira ’10

Giovanni Pastrami Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Zachary K. Goya ’12 Grand Wailea - A Waldorf Astoria Resort Hawaii Bowl Hawaii Coffee Company Hawaii Prince Golf Club Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic Hawaiian Telcom Interstate Hawaii Island Air Island Ready-Mix Concrete, Inc. Shayne K.S. Iwamoto ’12, ’13 Kaneohe Klipper Hawaii KFVE Leslie Ann C. Kondo ’17 Terrence Y.V. ’89, ’03 & Janice Kong Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts Lambert & Jeannie ’05, ’07 Lum Mililani Golf Club Mark & Teresa Milton John ’12 & Jane Y. ’08 Murao Orange Theory Fitness Outback Steakhouse - Waipio Paradise Beverages, Inc. PepsiCo Polynesian Cultural Center Prince Waikiki Roger Dunn Golf Shops Royal Hawaiian Golf Club Roy’s Waikoloa Ruby Tuesday Hawaii Floresa L. Santos ’15 Chad ’00 & Leah ’17 Sekiya Side Street Inn Sn Golf Enterprises Southern Wine & Spirits T&T Tinting Specialists, Inc. THINK, LLC Wailea Blue Golf Course Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo Wyndham Jade Zippy’s Restaurants

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Intercollegiate Athletics Gala Platinum Level

Table Sponsorship of $20,000

KemperLesnik Sports Management Miyawaki Foundation v Gold Level

Table Sponsorship of $10,000

Cincinnati Bengals v Liliha Healthcare v Nuuanu Hale v Partizan Films, LLC Jean E. Rolles ’93 Lawrence K.W. Tseu David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Ronald C. & Kathleen S. Wo Silver Level

TABLE SPONSORSHIP OF $5,500

Akimeka, LLC Alaka’ina Foundation Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. First Hawaiian Bank Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Hawaii News Now Honolulu Star Advertiser

Mark Mugiishi ProService Hawaii Saint Louis School Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos & Suzie Martin Bronze Level

Table Sponsorship of $3,000

Allied Builders System American Carpet One Foundation Aramark Campus Services Bank of Hawaii Becker Communications, Inc. Cades Schutte, LLP Hubert Chang Edward Enterprises, Inc. First Insurance Company of Hawaii Charitable Foundation Mike & Sandy Irish Marianist Center of Hawaii McDonald’s Restaurant of HI, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Native Hawaiian Veterans, LLC New City Nissan Oahu Interscholastic Association Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91

Punahou School Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Servco Foundation Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii University of Hawaii Foundation Wilson Care Group Robin C.T. & Lillian M.K. Yoshimura

Individuals

Anonymous Donors Jayson Abe Bonnie L. Bedoya John C. & Mary Lou Brogan Deven Bukoski Dante & Olan Carpenter Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin Timothy M. Dayton Rebecca L. Duran ’16 Edward J. Feeley ’89 Jerry Garcia, Jr. ’83 & Terry Garcia Kevin Y. Hashiro Erin Hickok Mark Hinshaw David Hoke & Kahala K. Kabalis Hoke ’05, ’07

Francis & Jacquelyn Imada Amy L. Jampel Tyler K. Johnston Dave Kajihiro Gregg & Carol Kokame Guye & Annette Lee Sharon S. McPhee Marvin ’11, ’17 & Arial A.C. ’12, ’16 Mendoza Shadrack Nabea Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80 Pepsi Beverages Company Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza Shawn K. Sueoka Dave Tamura Laurie K.S. Tom Leighton R. Tseu Wendy Tsou Robert L. ’80 & Carol Vieira Kawika Villa Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski Kent H. & Vanessa K. Yamaguchi Renee Yuen

Donations

American Savings Bank David A. & Nora Bramlett Myron K. & Betty G. Brumaghim Christopher T. ’00 & Jaime Chun

Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc. Gentry Investment Properties Hub International of California Insurance Services, Inc. Reid Imai Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen Sportsmedicine Hawaii, Ltd. Eunice S. Tanaka

SILENT AUC TION WINNERS

Emily M. Baptiste David Cassidy & Anne Namba Ed Coda Donnalei Gaison Kevin Y. Hashiro Sandy Loomis Aaron Masuoka Terry Ann P. Nagai-Sylva David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Renee Yuen Stuart Zwagil

Hui ‘Āhinahina Athletics Booster Club Po‘okela Level

Membership of $40,000 or higher

David G. Wilson & Carolyn A. Berry Wilson Haleakalā Level

Membership of $10,000 to $39,999

William H. & Judith Garrett Suresh & Anna Sundarababu Silversword Level

Membership of $5,000 to $9,999

Chris & Debbie Ayers Tim Lay Francis & Jeannine Wiercinski Kula Level

Membership of $2,500 to $4,999

Economy Plumbing & Sheetmetal Paul & Patricia M. Taylor

LANAKILA Level

Membership of $1,000 to $2,499

Jean Battig Caroline Betz David A. & Nora Bramlett John C. & Mary Lou Brogan Randall Carpenter & Lynn M. Babington Frank C. Floro Thomas C. Geist Rodney M. Harano ’84 William R. & Virginia S. Hinshaw Albert Kanno Blane Kanno James & Melvia Kawashima Dennis Kisler Duayne Madl Jean E. Rolles ’93 Tony & Martha B. ’91 Smith Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett Jon T. Ukishima Stephen H. Yuen William L. Yuen

Kilakila Level

Membership of $500 to $999

Anonymous Donors Derrick Abe Benn Pacific Group, Inc. Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin Charles A. Crabb Donald & Angela Debaca Roger R. & Kathie A. Garczynski Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo Mathew S. Granger Garrett & Nancy Hayashi Craig & Allison A. Jerome Willan Johnson Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane PetersNguyen Ohana Community Management Ohana Consulting, LLC Wayne & Bev Takabayashi Starter Club Level

Membership of $100 to $499

Anonymous Donors Keith & Christy P. ’87 Aiwohi

Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard Karen Berry Rendell K. Bourg Joseph P. ’82, ’97 & Laure Burke James Chappell Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock Timothy M. Dayton Mark Demello Ismael I. Eustaquio, Jr. ’88 & Anne E. Eustaquio ’89, ’92 Angeline L. Fleck Daniel Foster Raymond & Teresa S. Fujino Shirley T. Fujii Daniel S. Gilmore Margaret M.K. Gora ’88 Rita N. Gora Mike & Robin Henmi Clyde & Sandra S. Hirata Darren H. ’98 & Reyna Iwamoto Kaimuki Auto Repair Andrew S. Kamikawa ’05, ’09 Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86, ’16 Kodama Nathan J. & Melissa Lawrence Mark A. Lebehn

Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell Leslie A. Loo Jon H. Miki ’67 David & Elaine Mortensen Rory T. & Lori S. Nishino John W. & Karen E. Pape Thomas A. ’95 & Allison E. Paynter Henry J. & Lorraine L. Pieloch Larry D. Price & May Y. Kawawaki Price ’91 Chris Sadayasu James Y. & Anne N. Sadayasu Walter H. Shiroma Ann P. Shunn Dennis & Deborah Souza Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd Laurie K.S. Tom William & Renae L. Villa Michael J.Y. & Terrina Wong Ann K. Yoneshige Dean Yonamine Friends

Membership up to $99

Peter D. Steiger ’13

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Donor Impact THE FOLLOWING CAPITAL PROJEC TS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Carlson Fitness Center Hale Hoaloha Renovation Silversword Athletic Training Center & Locker Rooms

THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Advancement Fund Campus Ministry Chaminade Athletics Golf Tournament China Summer Study Internship Education Fund Environmental + Interior Design Environmental Studies Fund for Chaminade Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation General Athletics Fund Halo Performing Arts Hogan Entrepreneurial Program Hogan/American Savings Bank Nonprofit Business Plan Competition I am a Scientist IIDA Student Development India Immersion Intercollegiate Athletics Gala Interior Design Endowment Japan Immersion Marianist Center for Student Leadership Development Montessori Summer Institute NCAA Division II 10 Team Sports Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference Pu’ukohola Nursing Immersion Ronald M. Iwamoto Teaching Fellowship in Biology Saito Science Fund School of Business & Communications School of Nursing Student Opportunities Pre Health Student Service Immersion Sullivan Family Library

THE FOLLOWING SCHOL ARSHIPS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Accounting Endowed Scholarship Alpha Delta Kappa - Hawaii ETA Chapter Scholarship Alpha Phi Sigma Scholarship Biology Founders Endowed Scholarship Bro. Thomas Jalbert Scholarship Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) Scholarships Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) Trustees Scholarships David M. Peters Endowed Scholarship Dr. Feung and Mrs. Mew Sin Lee Scholarship

Early Education Student Scholarship Eddie and Elaine Flores, Jr. and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Restricted Scholarship Eddie and Elaine Flores, Jr. and the Filipino Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Foundation Scholarship Eddie Flores, Jr. Restricted Scholarship Enterprise Holdings Foundation Scholarship Fr. Thomas Hogan, SM and Fr. Joseph Kerr, SM Scholarship Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation Barstow Scholarship Fumiko Kanazawa Endowed Scholarship General Scholarship The Hearst Foundations Restricted Scholarship Ho’oulu Native Hawaiian STEM Scholarship Program Ho’oulu STEM Endowment The John Chin Young Endowed Scholarship Fund John D. Field, Jr. and Susan J. Field Endowed Scholarship Mamoru & Aiko Takitani Foundation Scholarship Mamoru & Aiko Takitani Foundation STEM+Nursing Scholarship Marianist Faculty Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mark and Jennifer Johnson Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mildred Towle Scholarship for International Students Ms. Judi Mather, MBA ’83 Endowed Scholarship Native Hawaiian Nursing Scholarship Nursing Graduating Class Scholarship Peggy and Keith Chock Family Scholarship for Student Athletes President Mary “Sue” Civille Wesselkamper Scholarship Reuben and Vera Wong Endowed Scholarship Richard T. and Leslie N. Blount Scholarship Robert and Gloria Babington Endowed Scholarship Sandra Lynn Barnum Memorial Endowed Scholarship Terrence Desmond Loui Endowed Scholarship Thomas Stephen Dal Ponte Memorial Scholarship Vincent E. and Katherine J. Neal Memorial Scholarship William H. Hannon Scholarship

TRIBUTE GIF TS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING: Lynn M. Babington Ronald M. Iwamoto Lauren Moriarty ’18

Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM Amber Rodriguez ’18 Jordan K. Taboniar

TRIBUTE GIF TS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING: Bro. Joseph Becker, SM Richard T. Blount Florence Chinn Denis DeMello ’62 Sr. Roberta Julie Derby, SND Michael E. Fassiotto Dorothy M. Goldsborough Henry H. Gomes ’74 Larry Helm Patricia J. Hollowsky Fr. Robert R. Mackey, SM Bro. Thomas Payne, SM David M. Peters Roxanne Rodriguez Donald Shishido Annie Sueda James L. Tucker, Jr. ’78 Blossom Y. Tyau Gail E. Weber ’67 Mary “Sue” Civille Wesselkamper Jude Yablonsky

PL ANNED GIF T AGREEMENTS RECEIVED OR REAFFIRMED FROM THE FOLLOWING: Anonymous Donors Jeanne A. Anderson William F. Anonsen & Marcia Anton Stephen D. Bloom John C. & Mary Lou Brogan The Late Florence Chinn Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont Cynthia M. Flating ’89 William H. & Judith Garrett William F. & Sheri Gleason Raymond H.H. ’89 & Yolanda Hon Kathleen M. Jaycox Randall Y. Mau ’81, ’87 Frank A. Miller ’77 Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen Janet M. Pool ’78 Garry A. & Harriet L. Rechnitz The Late Masaru K. Saito ’78 Jan A. Seymour ’76 James E. Smalczewski ’81 The Late Annie Sueda Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett William E. & Jan D. ’81 Whiteside

Chaminade University Educational Foundation The Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) is a nonprofit trust created in 1962 by seven Honolulu business executives to encourage and support Chaminade University’s mission and goals. To date, the foundation has contributed more than $1 million to the university for scholarships, endowments, physical improvements and programs.

CUEF Board of Trustees Calvert G. Chipchase, IV President

Keith A. Chock Vice President - Finance

Diane Peters-Nguyen Secretary

Calvert G. Chipchase, III Treasurer

Bryan P. Andaya Karen E. Anderson ’73, ’90 Kaleialoha K. Cadinha-Pua’a Nicole M. Dupont ’80 Bro. Robert Hoppe, SM ’64 Lolita Lum Hoy ’61 Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62 Gulab Watumull

Matching Gifts Mahalo to those donors who initiated a matching gift in partnership with an affiliated organization to Chaminade University. Those individuals whose organizations matched their gifts are indicated with an X in the year’s Honor Roll.

MATCHING GIF T ORGANIZaTIONS Mahalo to the following organizations for their generous matching contributions.

Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Boeing Gift Matching Program Crum & Forster Insurance Ernst & Young Foundation Fifth Third Foundation First Hawaiian Bank Foundation HP, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Medtronic Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

Intel Foundation Many corporate employers, parent companies and foundations will match the charitable gifts of their employees, retirees and spouses of employees. Matching gifts are an easy way to increase the impact of your gift to Chaminade. Find out if your employer has a matching gift policy today!

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H on or r oll o f do no rs

Donor Impact THE FOLLOWING CAPITAL PROJEC TS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Carlson Fitness Center Hale Hoaloha Renovation Silversword Athletic Training Center & Locker Rooms

THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Advancement Fund Campus Ministry Chaminade Athletics Golf Tournament China Summer Study Internship Education Fund Environmental + Interior Design Environmental Studies Fund for Chaminade Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation General Athletics Fund Halo Performing Arts Hogan Entrepreneurial Program Hogan/American Savings Bank Nonprofit Business Plan Competition I am a Scientist IIDA Student Development India Immersion Intercollegiate Athletics Gala Interior Design Endowment Japan Immersion Marianist Center for Student Leadership Development Montessori Summer Institute NCAA Division II 10 Team Sports Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference Pu’ukohola Nursing Immersion Ronald M. Iwamoto Teaching Fellowship in Biology Saito Science Fund School of Business & Communications School of Nursing Student Opportunities Pre Health Student Service Immersion Sullivan Family Library

THE FOLLOWING SCHOL ARSHIPS RECEIVED DONOR SUPPORT: Accounting Endowed Scholarship Alpha Delta Kappa - Hawaii ETA Chapter Scholarship Alpha Phi Sigma Scholarship Biology Founders Endowed Scholarship Bro. Thomas Jalbert Scholarship Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) Scholarships Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) Trustees Scholarships David M. Peters Endowed Scholarship Dr. Feung and Mrs. Mew Sin Lee Scholarship

Early Education Student Scholarship Eddie and Elaine Flores, Jr. and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Restricted Scholarship Eddie and Elaine Flores, Jr. and the Filipino Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Foundation Scholarship Eddie Flores, Jr. Restricted Scholarship Enterprise Holdings Foundation Scholarship Fr. Thomas Hogan, SM and Fr. Joseph Kerr, SM Scholarship Frederic Duclos Barstow Foundation Barstow Scholarship Fumiko Kanazawa Endowed Scholarship General Scholarship The Hearst Foundations Restricted Scholarship Ho’oulu Native Hawaiian STEM Scholarship Program Ho’oulu STEM Endowment The John Chin Young Endowed Scholarship Fund John D. Field, Jr. and Susan J. Field Endowed Scholarship Mamoru & Aiko Takitani Foundation Scholarship Mamoru & Aiko Takitani Foundation STEM+Nursing Scholarship Marianist Faculty Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mark and Jennifer Johnson Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mildred Towle Scholarship for International Students Ms. Judi Mather, MBA ’83 Endowed Scholarship Native Hawaiian Nursing Scholarship Nursing Graduating Class Scholarship Peggy and Keith Chock Family Scholarship for Student Athletes President Mary “Sue” Civille Wesselkamper Scholarship Reuben and Vera Wong Endowed Scholarship Richard T. and Leslie N. Blount Scholarship Robert and Gloria Babington Endowed Scholarship Sandra Lynn Barnum Memorial Endowed Scholarship Terrence Desmond Loui Endowed Scholarship Thomas Stephen Dal Ponte Memorial Scholarship Vincent E. and Katherine J. Neal Memorial Scholarship William H. Hannon Scholarship

TRIBUTE GIF TS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING: Lynn M. Babington Ronald M. Iwamoto Lauren Moriarty ’18

Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM Amber Rodriguez ’18 Jordan K. Taboniar

TRIBUTE GIF TS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING: Bro. Joseph Becker, SM Richard T. Blount Florence Chinn Denis DeMello ’62 Sr. Roberta Julie Derby, SND Michael E. Fassiotto Dorothy M. Goldsborough Henry H. Gomes ’74 Larry Helm Patricia J. Hollowsky Fr. Robert R. Mackey, SM Bro. Thomas Payne, SM David M. Peters Roxanne Rodriguez Donald Shishido Annie Sueda James L. Tucker, Jr. ’78 Blossom Y. Tyau Gail E. Weber ’67 Mary “Sue” Civille Wesselkamper Jude Yablonsky

PL ANNED GIF T AGREEMENTS RECEIVED OR REAFFIRMED FROM THE FOLLOWING: Anonymous Donors Jeanne A. Anderson William F. Anonsen & Marcia Anton Stephen D. Bloom John C. & Mary Lou Brogan The Late Florence Chinn Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont Cynthia M. Flating ’89 William H. & Judith Garrett William F. & Sheri Gleason Raymond H.H. ’89 & Yolanda Hon Kathleen M. Jaycox Randall Y. Mau ’81, ’87 Frank A. Miller ’77 Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen Janet M. Pool ’78 Garry A. & Harriet L. Rechnitz The Late Masaru K. Saito ’78 Jan A. Seymour ’76 James E. Smalczewski ’81 The Late Annie Sueda Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline A. Tallett William E. & Jan D. ’81 Whiteside

Chaminade University Educational Foundation The Chaminade University Educational Foundation (CUEF) is a nonprofit trust created in 1962 by seven Honolulu business executives to encourage and support Chaminade University’s mission and goals. To date, the foundation has contributed more than $1 million to the university for scholarships, endowments, physical improvements and programs.

CUEF Board of Trustees Calvert G. Chipchase, IV President

Keith A. Chock Vice President - Finance

Diane Peters-Nguyen Secretary

Calvert G. Chipchase, III Treasurer

Bryan P. Andaya Karen E. Anderson ’73, ’90 Kaleialoha K. Cadinha-Pua’a Nicole M. Dupont ’80 Bro. Robert Hoppe, SM ’64 Lolita Lum Hoy ’61 Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62 Gulab Watumull

Matching Gifts Mahalo to those donors who initiated a matching gift in partnership with an affiliated organization to Chaminade University. Those individuals whose organizations matched their gifts are indicated with an X in the year’s Honor Roll.

MATCHING GIF T ORGANIZaTIONS Mahalo to the following organizations for their generous matching contributions.

Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Boeing Gift Matching Program Crum & Forster Insurance Ernst & Young Foundation Fifth Third Foundation First Hawaiian Bank Foundation HP, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Medtronic Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

Intel Foundation Many corporate employers, parent companies and foundations will match the charitable gifts of their employees, retirees and spouses of employees. Matching gifts are an easy way to increase the impact of your gift to Chaminade. Find out if your employer has a matching gift policy today!

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THE FUND FOR CHAMINADE

Institutai onal

Notables

Division of Humanities and Fine Arts

School of Nursing

Chaminade University was recognized for their outstanding productions of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and Beyond Therapy at the 2017-2018 Season Po’okela Awards. These two productions brought home a combined total of 14 awards.

Yukio Ozaki

Assistant Professor, Economics

Professor, Fine Arts

“High cost of living makes Hawaii fertile ground to grow gig economy” – Star Advertiser

Guanlin Gao authored the article “High cost of living makes Hawaii fertile ground to grow gig economy” in the Star-Advertiser, discussing the pros and cons of the growing gig economy in Hawaii. Read her article at staradvertiser.com.

The Fund for Chaminade strengthens the educational experience of over 2,700 students enrolled in our Chaminade community.

Your support helps them receive a first-class education in an innovative learning environment that prepares them for life, service and successful careers. Your commitment reaches every one of our students, and for that, we are grateful.

Give today at ia.chaminade.edu

Business Marketing Major

Leave your print on Chaminade University

Yukio Ozaki was invited to the Commitment to Excellence Art Exhibition organized by Japanese Chamber of Commerce and received the Best in Show award for his ceramic sculpture titled “Union Cerebrated.” Throughout August, the sculpture was on display at Linekona Art Center and was then at Neiman Marcus at Ala Moana Center.

While academics are at the core of a university education, this initiative will help enhance our student experience in the classroom and in athletics.

Dr. Katelynn Perrault

Dr. Elizabeth Lockard

Dr. Elizabeth Park

Associate Professor, Environmental + Interior Design

Associate Professor, Education

Dr. Elizabeth Lockard received her National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) Certification, which demonstrations a specific set of core competencies and proves her expertise in understanding and applying current interior design codes established to protect public health, safety and welfare.

Savannah ‘19

Chaminade’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program received a 10-year full accreditation renewal from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), extending the program’s accreditation into 2028.

“This renewal is a great accomplishment,” said Dr. Helen Whippy, Provost. “It not only validates the incredible job done by all those associated with our nursing program, but it also lets prospective nursing students know they can choose our program with confidence, and that we will help take their career to wherever it is they want to go.”

Guanlin Gao

“Coming into Chaminade University, my career goals were rather blurry. Over the course of only two years, I have met so many different mentors who have helped mold me into the strong and driven woman I am today. Without the help of Chaminade University’s resources and financial aid, my exposure to growth would be limited. Today, I am in various leadership positions, continuously sharing God’s love through the talents he has so graciously blessed me with. Thank you for playing a huge role in my success!”

Dr. Elizabeth Park received three grants from the Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation — one for collaboration with the St. Francis Intergenerational Center, one to implement an emotional intelligence program at the L. Robert Allen Montessori Lab School and another for a statewide survey assessing preschool teacher attitudes regarding digital media and technology.

Assistant Professor, Forensic Sciences

Dr. Katelynn Perrault received a prestigious grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The five-year grant from NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program and Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research is expected to total $633,668. The funding will support Dr. Perrault’s research into new analytical technologies in the health and forensic science fields and will also be used to create innovative teaching approaches.

Hale Hoaloha naming opportunities starting at

Silversword Athletics Training Center and Locker Rooms starting at

$50,000

$50,000

Active Learning Classroom

Women’s Home Locker Room

Center for Teaching and Learning

Men’s Visitor Locker Room

Multipurpose Conference Room

Women’s Visitor Locker Room

Oasis Garden

Sports Officials’ Room

If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Diane Peters-Nguyen at (808) 735-4761 or dpeters@chaminade.edu.

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THE FUND FOR CHAMINADE

Institutai onal

Notables

Division of Humanities and Fine Arts

School of Nursing

Chaminade University was recognized for their outstanding productions of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and Beyond Therapy at the 2017-2018 Season Po’okela Awards. These two productions brought home a combined total of 14 awards.

Yukio Ozaki

Assistant Professor, Economics

Professor, Fine Arts

“High cost of living makes Hawaii fertile ground to grow gig economy” – Star Advertiser

Guanlin Gao authored the article “High cost of living makes Hawaii fertile ground to grow gig economy” in the Star-Advertiser, discussing the pros and cons of the growing gig economy in Hawaii. Read her article at staradvertiser.com.

The Fund for Chaminade strengthens the educational experience of over 2,700 students enrolled in our Chaminade community.

Your support helps them receive a first-class education in an innovative learning environment that prepares them for life, service and successful careers. Your commitment reaches every one of our students, and for that, we are grateful.

Give today at ia.chaminade.edu

Business Marketing Major

Leave your print on Chaminade University

Yukio Ozaki was invited to the Commitment to Excellence Art Exhibition organized by Japanese Chamber of Commerce and received the Best in Show award for his ceramic sculpture titled “Union Cerebrated.” Throughout August, the sculpture was on display at Linekona Art Center and was then at Neiman Marcus at Ala Moana Center.

While academics are at the core of a university education, this initiative will help enhance our student experience in the classroom and in athletics.

Dr. Katelynn Perrault

Dr. Elizabeth Lockard

Dr. Elizabeth Park

Associate Professor, Environmental + Interior Design

Associate Professor, Education

Dr. Elizabeth Lockard received her National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) Certification, which demonstrations a specific set of core competencies and proves her expertise in understanding and applying current interior design codes established to protect public health, safety and welfare.

Savannah ‘19

Chaminade’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program received a 10-year full accreditation renewal from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), extending the program’s accreditation into 2028.

“This renewal is a great accomplishment,” said Dr. Helen Whippy, Provost. “It not only validates the incredible job done by all those associated with our nursing program, but it also lets prospective nursing students know they can choose our program with confidence, and that we will help take their career to wherever it is they want to go.”

Guanlin Gao

“Coming into Chaminade University, my career goals were rather blurry. Over the course of only two years, I have met so many different mentors who have helped mold me into the strong and driven woman I am today. Without the help of Chaminade University’s resources and financial aid, my exposure to growth would be limited. Today, I am in various leadership positions, continuously sharing God’s love through the talents he has so graciously blessed me with. Thank you for playing a huge role in my success!”

Dr. Elizabeth Park received three grants from the Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation — one for collaboration with the St. Francis Intergenerational Center, one to implement an emotional intelligence program at the L. Robert Allen Montessori Lab School and another for a statewide survey assessing preschool teacher attitudes regarding digital media and technology.

Assistant Professor, Forensic Sciences

Dr. Katelynn Perrault received a prestigious grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The five-year grant from NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program and Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research is expected to total $633,668. The funding will support Dr. Perrault’s research into new analytical technologies in the health and forensic science fields and will also be used to create innovative teaching approaches.

Hale Hoaloha naming opportunities starting at

Silversword Athletics Training Center and Locker Rooms starting at

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Active Learning Classroom

Women’s Home Locker Room

Center for Teaching and Learning

Men’s Visitor Locker Room

Multipurpose Conference Room

Women’s Visitor Locker Room

Oasis Garden

Sports Officials’ Room

If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Diane Peters-Nguyen at (808) 735-4761 or dpeters@chaminade.edu.

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