Hawaiian Humane Society July-August Newsletter

Hawaiian Humane Society

Newsletter People for animals. Animals for people.

July – August 2018

Partnerships extend services to more of Hawaii’s people and animals While the Hawaiian Humane Society may be best known for its work sheltering and rehoming pets, its broader mission strives to create a more humane community for both people and animals. Partnerships help extend Hawaiian Humane’s reach deeper into the community, helping youth, families and people with myriad needs. Working together toward a unified goal of fostering compassion helps to ensure the success of the Society’s mission.

Keeping Families Together In 2015, the Hawaiian Humane Society partnered with the Institute for Human Services (IHS) to help break down the barriers homeless pet owners face when seeking shelter. During a recent visit to IHS’s pet-friendly shelter, Hale Mauliola, Society staff along with volunteer veterinarian Dr. Carolyn Naun provided pet wellness checks, microchips, deworming and flea treatment, as well as offered coupons for free spay/neuter services.

In addition, the Hawaiian Humane Society recently created a “Petiquette” workshop for Hale Mauliola guests. The pet-friendly housing development at Sand Island is a stepping stone for homeless adults who are bound for permanent housing. “Petiquette” training helps pet owners acquire the skills they need to live in harmony with landlords and neighbors.

The Hawaiian Humane Society believes that anyone can be a responsible pet owner and hopes this outreach effort will mean people will not have to choose between their pets and having a roof over their heads.

Reuniting Families The Hawaiian Humane Society has strengthened its relationship with two high-traffic Facebook groups, Paw Posse Ohana and Stolen Stuff Hawaii. These two groups have each developed unique and powerful relationships with their online followers.

The Society’s partnership with the Institute for Human Services provides information on responsible pet ownership.

Paw Posse Ohana is an online community dedicated to finding lost pets and reuniting them with their owners. Working hand-in-hand with the Society’s lost and found team, Paw Posse’s network of volunteers has reunited 800 pets with their owners since January. A woman known by Makamae is one of the founders and administrators facilitating these family reunions around the island.

“Since the Hawaiian Humane Society is the lost and found hub for the island of Oahu, it was only natural for us to partner with them to assist with

reuniting pets with their families,” she said. “We are thankful for our partnership with Hawaiian Humane, by working as a team we are able to help more lost pets be reunited with their families.”

Stolen Stuff Hawaii has more than 112,000 members and covers a wide variety of topics on all islands, including missing persons, current events, lost and found pets and law enforcement. Many posts to the page are from community members who have questions about animal continued on page 4

President’s Message

Celebrating 135 years of building a more compassionate community On July 24 the Hawaiian Humane Society celebrates 135 years of serving the people and pets of Hawaii.

More than a century ago, the Society was founded with a mission to create a more humane and compassionate society for both people and animals. Today, we remain committed to those same goals. Our mission to promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals is about creating the social change needed to build a community that embraces those values.

Our efforts have resulted in the passage of significant laws including creating a felony animal cruelty law, mandating veterinary care to prevent suffering, a cat protection ordinance, the inclusion of pets in temporary restraining orders, and so much more.

In addition, since 1992 the Hawaiian Humane Society has provided low-fee FreeRoaming cat sterilizations for members of the community caring for cats on the landscape. More than 60,000 Free-Roaming Lisa cats have been sterilized Fowler serves as as a result of this President program. & CEO. The Society is about to complete construction of a multimillion-dollar effort to increase the availability of affordable cat and dog sterilization services for the community.

Oahu’s first freestanding high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter clinic will open this fall at Hawaiian Humane’s Moiliili campus. While it also will serve pet animals, this specialized facility will be primarily dedicated to significantly reducing the number of cats on the landscape.

The Society has always recognized the importance of instilling compassion and humane values in our youth. Today our education team consists of three full-time humane educators who focus on developing school and community partnerships. Our humane education team promotes messages of empathy and responsibility with teen-run service learning projects, peer-topeer education, school-wide projects and events that engage communities to help animals while creating more compassionate people.

As one of our nation’s oldest animal welfare orginizations, the Hawaiian Humane Society is the leader in advocating for the animals of continued on page 3

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Lisa Fowler President & CEO Allison Gammel Community Relations Director Editor Jeff Chung Tyler Shorrt Lenae Stamps Photographers Published quarterly by the Hawaiian Humane Society.

2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Phone (808) 356-2200 Fax (808) 955-6034 HawaiianHumane.org Animal Rescues & Investigations 356-2250 Dog Licensing 356-2200 Donations & Gifts 356-2213 Education 356-2206 Events 356-2225 Hike Club 356-2222 Lost & Found 356-2228 Neuter Now 356-2200 Pet Adoptions 356-2218 Pet Loss Support Group 356-2222 Volunteer Programs 356-2222 The Hawaiian Humane Society is an education and advocacy organization that also shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals. It is Oahu’s only open-admission shelter that welcomes all animals.

Visit HawaiianHumane.org to learn more.

In Our Backyard

Jail sentence brings justice for Tulip A three-year-old dog named Tulip has found justice thanks to concerned community members who reported a pattern of animal cruelty.

Tulip was adopted by the Hawaiian Humane foster family who took her in while her case was being investigated. She is thriving in her new home and will require life-long specialized care as a result of the injuries she sustained.

Tulip was taken into the Hawaiian Humane Society’s care last year after the staff at a veterinary clinic alerted the Society to a pattern of physical trauma. The harm suffered by Tulip included head injuries, broken ribs and a fractured pelvis. Due to poor care from her owners following her pelvic injuries, her right rear leg eventually had to be amputated.

“We hope this sends a message that our court system understands that animal cruelty is a serious crime,” said Lisa Fowler, president & CEO of the Hawaiian Humane Society.

This is the second Oahu animal cruelty case in the past year to result in incarceration. The most recent was serial animal abuser James Montgomery who just completed a nine-month jail sentence.

Following an investigation, Tulip’s owner relinquished custody of her and Steven Boos, the owner’s boyfriend, pleaded no contest to animal cruelty in the second degree. Judge Trish Morikawa rejected Boos’ request for a deferral, which would have made it possible for him to eventually have the conviction removed from his criminal record.

Montgomery was convicted after the Hawaiian Humane Society rescued 33 sick and starving dogs from his home in May of 2016, including Cheddar, who had been left for dead in a trash bin.

Boos was sentenced on June 22 to 30 days in jail for the abuse Tulip endured. In addition, Boos was assessed a fine, ordered to do 50 hours of community service and required to serve a year’s probation, during which time he is prohibited from owning animals.

“There is a strong correlation between animal cruelty and violence toward people. The Society is grateful to Judge Morikawa for recognizing the magnitude of this crime,” Fowler said.

Celebrating 135 years of building a more compassionate community continued from page 2

Hawaii. It is inspiring to reflect on the progress made since the Society’s founding 135 years ago, and the mission of this organization is just as critical today.

The progress toward enhancing the Society’s mission is a credit to past and present staff, board members, volunteers and community members committed to educating people, rescuing abused animals, and serving as a voice for the voiceless. But our work is not finished.

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Our role as a leader and community resource in the ever-changing relationship between people and animals is as important as ever. I am excited to see what the future holds and thank you for helping to shape our past, present and future.

With Aloha,

Lisa Fowler President & CEO

Community members step up for kittens Kitten season runs from late spring to early fall, when the days grow longer.

During this season, breeding among cats increases two-fold, resulting in hundreds of kittens entering the Hawaiian Humane Society’s doors and thousands entering shelters nationally.

To help more kittens in the community find families, the Society held three Kitten Clinics this spring.

The Kitten Clinics were created as a way to assist community members caring for kittens with affordable services. During the one-day clinics, cats between eight weeks and six months old were welcomed to the Society for spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, flea treatment and vaccinations for a low fee.

Another important approach to help cats during this season was to

support community members caring for kittens who were in need. Kitten kits were filled with items needed to nurture kittens successfully.

Hundreds of kits were assembled; Kitten Kits they included were created to provide the kitten milk community supplies and instructions to replacement care for newborn and nursing kittens. bottles. Kits were distributed to those interested in taking on the intensive care neonatal cats require.

kittens find their way off the streets and into loving homes. For more information on how to help kittens, visit HawaiianHumane.org/Kittens.

With the assistance of the community, the Society is able to help more

Partnerships extend services to more of Hawaii’s people and animals “Initially, there is some resistance from the youth staying at the center, but the power of the human-animal bond is amazing,” said Mandi DeSouza, humane education manager. “By the end of our presentation, you may find these teens at the detention center rolling on the floor with a pet-visitation dog, enjoying affection and dog kisses.

It’s an amazing change in attitude once they let that wall down.”

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laws, potential incidents of animal abuse and lost pets.

Hawaiian Humane and the administrators of Stolen Stuff Hawaii work together to educate the community about animal welfare issues and to provide information on available resources.

Help for Rescuers In the past few months, the Society has assisted rescue groups Paws of Hawaii and Kaaawa K9 with spay/neuter surgeries and other medical treatment for dogs in their care.

The visits also inspire life goals, said Allen Aludino, a juvenile detention officer at Hale Hoomalu. “After a presentation on careers with animals, one of the youths commented that he wanted to work with animals in the future,” he said. “These presentations have benefited the youths by involving them in caring for other living beings in our society.”

In addition to attending to the needs of animals in its care, the Hawaiian Humane Society team is committed to assisting other groups whenever possible. This means even more animals receive the care they need.

The power of partnerships proves we truly are better together. Collaborating with other organizations gives the Society a broader reach into the community. Working with animal advocates from diverse backgrounds toward a unified goal of compassion for people and animals will ensure the success of Hawaiian Humane’s mission into the future.

Promoting Compassion The Society’s education team has partnered with Hale Hoomalu, a juvenile detention center in Kapolei, for workshops that teach responsible pet ownership and empathy toward people and animals.

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Mews-worthy

Single Marines and Sailors give dogs a workout Enrichment and exercise are important parts of the Hawaiian Humane Society’s effort to provide the best quality of life possible for animals waiting to be adopted.

A group of volunteers from the Single Marine and Sailor Program are a valuable part of the enrichment experience for dogs on campus.

organization, as well as taking dogs for mile-long runs for some much needed energy burning.

Kristy Stout, Hawaiian Humane Society’s enrichment coordinator, oversees the Single Marine and Sailor volunteers and finds them to be incredibly helpful. “The Single Marine and Sailor members take the dogs for long walks or runs,” she said. “They all come back tired and happy, which in turn, gets them settled in for a day of meeting potential new families.”

Usually, 25 to 50 participants can be seen on campus most Sunday mornings. These volunteers help out with special projects, including dog socialization and supply

Volunteers from the Single Marine and Sailor Program stop by the Adoptions Center to spend time with dogs. Mahalo to volunteer Shelly Pang, who leads the group every weekend.

A brand new shared cat room brings on more meows The newly renovated Cat House allows feline friends more room to explore. The room offers vertical spaces to climb and provides ample natural light and ventilation, creating an enhanced experience for cats at the Society’s Adoption Center. If you’re interested in adopting a pet, visit HawaiianHumane.org to see all of the available animals.

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Tuxes & Tails sparkles with

Diamonds in the Ruff & Purrls The Hawaiian Humane Society’s annual event at the Royal Hawaiian raised much needed funds to help Hawaii’s animals. Tuxes & Tails 2018: Diamonds in the Ruff & Purrls featured cocktails with canines, a sumptuous gourmet dinner, an exciting live auction and dancing with music by Jordan Segundo with Casey Fortuno.

2018 Committee Members Bob & Frances Bean, Naomi Salaveria Event Co-Chairs Ginny Tiu Table Sales Chair

Co-chairs Bob and Frances Bean and Naomi Salaveria, with President & CEO Lisa Fowler.

Anna Meng Auction Chair Barbara Campbell Vicky Cayetano John Doty Lisa Fowler Elizabeth Rice Grossman Lisa Izuta Richard Kennedy Patricia Kort Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa William Maliglig Paula Monma

Steve Prieto Larry Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Jack Tyrrell Tammy Uy Alan Yamamoto Kathleen Yoshinaga

The colorful ballroom is full of guests anticipating the upcoming live auction.

Board Chair Bob Armstrong, Ginny Tiu and Mike and Pamela Jones share a love for Hawaii’s animals.

Anna Meng and Mike Hogan enjoy an evening with friends, both two and four-legged.

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Mahalo to Tuxes & Tails 2018 Table Hosts Crown Jewels Bob & Kelly Armstrong Bob & Frances Bean Charlie Bean Joan & Jan Bellinger Keystone & Mr. Bubbles Dr. Tom & Mrs. Mi Kosasa Mary Philpotts McGrath / Alice Robinson Schuler Family Foundation Ginny Tiu – In loving memory of William & Patricia Tiu Ginny Tiu’s Furry Babies Barry & Virginia Weinman

Dazzling Diamonds ALTRES Bank of Hawaii Elizabeth Rice Grossman Susan Kosasa Eddie & Carol Kai Onouye / Ginny Tiu Carol Ann & Mark Solien A guest receives love from Lulu Grossman, a dog from the Society’s pet visitation program.

Platinum Purrfection

Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano • Central Pacific Bank • City Mill Company, Ltd. Leslie Disney / Charlyn Honda Masini • First Hawaiian Bank • Linda Lee / Aon Hewitt Laurie Foster – In Loving memory of Mary Weyand • Ginny’s Angels • Hawaii Gas Howard Hughes Corporation • Island Insurance Company, Ltd. • Robert & Arlene Iwamoto Clayton Kirio & Renee Honda • Wayne Pitluck & Judy Pyle • Stanford Carr Development Tori Richard • Jack & May Tyrrell / Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation • United Laundry Services Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman / Dr. Eric & Lori Ann Ako

Sparkling Soiree Cades Schutte • Christopher & Marcia Croft Enterprise Rent-a-Car • Ernst & Young First Insurance Company of Hawaii Friends of the Hawaiian Humane Society Insurance Associates • Kaiser Permanente Diane M. Kimura, Elias T. Beniga,

Andrew R. Meade – Merrill Lynch L&L Hawaiian Barbeque • MW Group, Ltd. Sofos Realty Corporation Dr. Sue Sylvester-Palumbo / The Cat Clinic Rebecca S. Ward Zephyr Insurance Company, Inc. Event co-chair Bob Bean participates in the live auction.

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asking for something like attention. As kittens, they meow to communicate to their mother, but usually don’t vocalize when they’re older to other adult cats.

An estimated 48,000 households on Oahu include a feline family member. While pet owners typically know their feline’s favorite napping spot, there is so much more to what makes these animals tick.

For more about cats and upcoming events to celebrate felines, visit HawaiianHumane.org.

Lots of sleep is natural. While your cat may not be dozing off because she’s exhausted from hunting last night, it is natural for her to sleep about 15 hours a day. Cats spend at least two-thirds of their lives asleep and are most active between dusk and dawn.

Cats are born athletes. A cat can jump up to five times his own height in a single bound. They can also run at about 30 mph, while the average speed of a person is 22 mph.

Purring can mean stress. Most cats purr when they’re happy, content and comfortable, but cats also purr to calm themselves when they’re distressed or afraid. It’s important to read your cat’s body language and also observe the environment around her to figure out if she is purring to calm herself down or because she’s happy.

Cats don’t meow at one another. Meowing is how cats communicate with people. They’re usually saying hello or

Did you know?

The Hawaiian Humane Society is an independent, local nonprofit and was founded in 1883. Hawaiian Humane is not affiliated with any mainland organization and all donations stay on Oahu helping local animals and people.

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Students islandwide encourage others to be kind to animals Be Kind to Animals Week is an annual celebration that was started by the American Humane Association in 1915 and first observed in Hawaii in 1916.

To promote the importance of kindness and compassion in local neighborhoods, the Hawaiian Humane Society encouraged youth across Oahu to form roadside rally teams and raise awareness for animals. About 200 students from different schools and organizations participated in sign waving and cheering on behalf of animals in Hawaii during the first full week in May.

Anticipation rises for public spay/neuter center Guests visiting the Hawaiian Humane Society may have recently noticed construction underway. The Society is anticipating the opening of its public spay/neuter center this fall. This specialized spay/neuter center will provide high-quality, high-volume, low-fee sterilizations for owned pets

and Free-Roaming cats. About 8,000 surgeries will be performed annually.

“We are pleased to be able to offer more accessible spay/neuter options to the community,” said Lisa Fowler, president & CEO of the Hawaiian Humane Society. “Sterilization is so

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important to the health and wellbeing of a pet and helping to reduce pet overpopulation here in Hawaii.”

For more information about the grand opening, services offered and fees, visit HawaiianHumane.org.

Teen council works to make a difference The Hawaiian Humane Society invited Oahu high school students, ages 15 years and older to take part in the Society’s Teens4Animals Council for 2018-2019. This new and exciting opportunity was offered to animalloving teens who want to make a difference in their community. The program allows students to develop, promote and lead school and community animal welfare initiatives and events throughout their one-year term.

Students were selected for the year-long appointment through an application process which asked questions like “What types of programs or initiatives related to animal welfare would you like to develop or participate in as a council member?”

Aulii Silva from Kamehameha Schools – Kapalama wanted to be an animal advocate. “I joined Teen Council because I wanted to be able to speak up for the animals in my community, who don’t have a voice,” she said.

Amanda Ishida of Kailua High School agreed. “I applied to be a part of the

Students meet and greet Sophie, a Waianae Rescue Dog, and her owner, Ruth Ushijima.

Teens 4 Animals Council to be a voice for the voiceless and because animals are a big part of my life.”

Fifteen council members were selected for a four-day training program at the Society’s Moiliili campus, which allowed the students to dive into animal

The Teens4Animals Council learned about different careers with animals during their four-day training class. Council member Aulii Silva rewards a Transportation Security Administration bomb-sniffing dog who successfully tracked down an item.

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welfare issues, enjoy hands-on time with animals and learn about what it takes to be a responsible pet owner.

Throughout the year, they will be featured in media interviews, plan and execute events and advocate for animals by educating their peers and other community members.

Council member Colin Au learns how mange is diagnosed through a microscope.

Help your pets beat the heat this summer Summer is a great time for people and their pets to be active and enjoy the outdoors together. As we head into hot months, it’s important to remember to keep pets safe during the rising temperatures.

A little awareness and prevention can make exploring Oahu’s 35 dog-friendly parks and more than 100 beaches a great experience. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to find a dog-friendly beach or park near you.

Hawaiian Humane Society offers basic tips to stay safe during the hot summer.

Stay indoors during the hottest period of the day, which is 11 am to 3 pm.

Take an ample supply of water and rest at the early signs of overheating.

Just as you wouldn’t leave a baby in a car unattended, don’t leave your pets.

If you do venture outdoors, do research to ensure that your path is shaded and try to go as early in the morning as possible. Pay attention and listen to your own body cues; if you are hot or tired, your pet is probably experiencing even greater distress.

Symptoms of pet overheating include heavy panting, excessive drooling, fatigue or weakness, pale or blue gums and an unwillingness to continue walking.

A car can become an oven with temperatures that rise quickly and even a fast trip to grab a few snacks could become deadly. If you find an animal left in a car and fear they may be in immediate danger, call 911.

Kokua for animals on Hawaii Island In May, the Hawaiian Humane Society was a collection point for those wishing to donate much needed items to help people and pets displaced by the eruption of Kilauea on the Big Island. Dog crates, cat traps, towels and other supplies were shipped over to the Hawaii Island Humane Society to assist them as they respond to animal emergencies resulting from volcanic activity.

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Waggin’ Tales Tails wag at the Hawaii Pet Expo Mahalo to the Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association for donating exhibition space to the Hawaiian Humane Society at the 2018 Hawaii Pet Expo.

Project Pride for pets Mahalo to St. Andrew’s Priory and Lower School Student Council president Brooke Jones for hosting Project Pride, a food and supplies drive for Oahu’s animals.

Kokua for the animals in West Oahu A big mahalo to Waipahu High School for partnering with the Hawaiian Humane Society and hosting Pet Kokua, an outreach event that provided much needed services to people and pets in the community.

Healthy lives for all A round of applause to Camp Erdman and YMCA Honolulu for hosting Healthy Kids Day 2018 and promoting healthy living for families, including our furry loved ones.

A barkin’ good time at Kaohao School Three cheers for Kaohao School in Kailua for hosting the first Windward Canine Game Day, which drew people and their pups for contests, shopping, food and morning dog yoga. Mahalo to all of our pet partners who hosted booths and to the volunteer groups who helped out.

Give thanks for Ruby Tuesday May 24 was halfway to Thanksgiving and Ruby Tuesday wanted to show thanks to a local nonprofit by providing lunch for the staff of Hawaiian Humane Society. Their team also donated more than 500 pounds of pet food. Mahalo to Rick Nakashima of Ruby Tuesday for the generous donation.

Pet Worthy Products The Society’s retail store at the Adoptions Center has essentials for both you and your four-legged love! To top it off, all proceeds benefit the Hawaiian Humane Society and the 25,000 animals the Society serves each year. To make a purchase, stop by the Society’s Moiliili campus.

Sit Happens Tank Top

This woman’s tank top is perfect for summer walks with your pup.

This logo item comes in a variety of styles and colors. $10.

Gravy All Over T-Shirt

This unisex T-shirt is perfect for any dog lover.

T-shirts come in a variety of styles and colors. $15

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Holoholo Check out all of these upcoming events and more at HawaiianHumane.org.

Microchip Madness

7th Annual Makapuu Sunset Benefit Hike

July 1 – 31

Saturday, July 28 • 5:30 to 7 pm Makapuu Lighthouse Trail

Microchip your cats and dogs this July for only $10 thanks to an islandwide partnership with Oahu’s veterinarians. View a list of the participating clinics at HawaiianHumane.org and make an appointment for your pet today.

Step out for the Hawaiian Humane Society’s annual Makapuu Sunset Benefit Hike on Saturday, July 28, at 5:30 pm. Get active with your pets while enjoying views of east Oahu, spanning from Hawaii Kai to Waimanalo and Kailua. All proceeds benefit Oahu’s animals. For more hike information, email events@hawaiianhumane.org.

West Oahu Canine Game Day Saturday, July 14 • 3 – 6 pm Coral Crater Adventure Park

Join us on Saturday, July 14, from 3 to 6 pm, at Coral Crater Adventure Park in Kapolei for West Oahu Canine Game Day. You and your pooch can enjoy this free family event, featuring fun, food and more. Email events@ hawaiianhumane.org for more information.

PetWalk Paina 2018 Saturday, October 13 • 5 – 9 pm Ward Village and Kolowalu Park

Mark your calendar for the Hawaiian Humane Society’s 28th annual charity walk. This year’s event will feature a new walk route in the Ward Village area, followed by a block party in Kolowalu Park, located adjacent to the Ward Village Shops. Humans and their four-legged friends are invited to attend, walk and enjoy food and activities from various vendors. All funds raised go toward helping Hawaii’s animals. For more information, email petwalk@hawaiianhumane.org.

Hawaiian Humane Logo Bags

Shop in style while supporting the animals. This reusable bag is easy to transport anywhere in its own carrying case.

Colors include green and teal. $9.99

Pet ID Tags

These stylish ID tags are perfect for any pet.

Give your pet the gift of identification with a custom ID tag. Comes in a variety of sizes and colors. $8.

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Gifts of Love

We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more from February 1, 2018 – April 30, 2018

Fat Cats & Top Dogs $10,000 + Bob & Kelly Armstrong Bank of Hawaii Bob & Frances Bean Joan Bellinger Gov. Ben & Vicky Cayetano Leslie Disney Hawaii Gas Howard Hughes Corporation Island Insurance Company Arlene & Robert Iwamoto Susan Kosasa Petco Foundation Mary Philpotts McGrath Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation/Jack & May Tyrrell Schuler Family Foundation Carol Ann & Mark Solien Stanford Carr Development Ginny Tiu Tori Richard

Animal Champions $5,000 +

Daniel Arita Cades Schutte, LLP Cosco Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Christopher & Marcia Croft Enterprise Rent-A-Car First Insurance Company of Hawaii Kenneth Griffin Charlyn Honda Masini Insurance Associates Kaiser Permanente Eddie Onouye & Carol Kai Onouye Steven & Pamela Sofos Morrie Stoebner Sue Sylvester-Palumbo/ The Cat Clinic Rebecca S. Ward

Best Friends $1,000 +

Vittorio & Dialta Alliata di Montereale Anne Namba Designs Glen Aoki Bargreen Ellingson Jeffrey Bartlett Albert & Dolores Bediones Elias Beniga Tim & Jeanne Brauer Michael Brittain Robert & Melissa Bruhl Annaliza Cadiente Stanley Cadwallader Barbara Campbell-Cadinha Momi Cazimero & Lester Nakasone Gayle Chang

Mike & Joyce Ching Patricia & Cedric Choi Linda Chow & Julie Padron Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties William Coleman & Chris Frendreis Sharon Crofts & Brian Stewart John & Sue Dean Scott Dodd Nick & Koren Dreher Gary Edwards & Lisa Brewer Ken & Linda Fong Laurie Foster Jo Frasier Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel Mike & Sandra Hartley Azlina Harun Michael & Pamela Jones Lila Jong Kathleen Kagawa Dennis & Elaine Kato Kobayashi Group Patty & Roger Kort Roy Kuboyama Jodi Lam & Timothy Takaezu Matt & Cheryl Levi Perry & Leann Martin Steve McGerity Andrew Meade Bettina Mehnert Meng Dynasty Stephen & Susan Metter MW Group NAN Inc. David & Kellyn Okabe James & Cherye Pierce Steven Prieto & Richard Kennedy Mark Recktenwald & Gailynn Williamson Michael Regan Elizabeth Rice Grossman Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Kevin & Sherri Sakamoto Susan & Alvin Shishido Chuck & Vivien Sted Russell Takemoto Takeshi Toma Scott Turn Leslie & Annie Usui Wendell Wo Michael B. Wood Foundation Alan Yamamoto Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Paula Yoshioka Thomas Yue

Kenneth & Joan Brown Pam Cabrera Chaminade University of Honolulu Myron Chang Kathleen Chapman Neil Char Lee Cody Crazy Shirts Michael & Anne DeLuca John & Christina Doty Dr. Tung’s James & Vickie Farmer Dan & Jean Fong George & Lei Fukuhara Gerald & Joanne Glennon Nancy Hanks Ryan & Susan Harada Michael & Lotus Heltz HI Trend Leonore Higa Gregg Hirano Vernon & Gaye Hirata Karen Honma Timothy Howell Deborah Huebler Richard Humes Patsy Kalawaia Micah & Joelle Kane Laraine & Chester Koga Kelvin & Joni Kurisu John Larson Michael Lastor Laurie & Leland Lee Didi Leong Angele Leonge Kent & Sharon Lucien Bruce & Joy Morimoto Don & Marion Murphy Rebecca Nadler Annemarie Newman Shirley Nishizawa William & Hope Oliver Craig & Jan Park Roy Pfund Alan Phillips & Audrey Buyrn Susan Read Alice Robinson Melanie Salvador Kyle & Takashi Shirakata Miles & Reverie Suzuki Masao & Tomiko Takai Frieda Takaki Brian Tamashiro Rod & Fumiyo Tanaka Edward Tavares Mike Taylor Bob & Lynne Toyofuku Robin Turner Tammy Uy Veronica Victor Wayne Wehr Dylan Wehrly Jeff Weinstein Charles Whitten Lance & Marcy Wilhelm Wendy Wong

Devoted Companions $500 +

Carol Ai May & Michael May Tracy Aiwohi ALTRES & Simplicity HR Dean Arakawa Tony & Emi Au George Benskin Paula Boyce

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Wright Collection Stanford Yamada Lisa Yamane Louise & Derrick Yim Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman

Guardian Angels $100 +

AAC & Associates Piia Aarma James Abbott Charlene Abe & Keith Kaneshiro Joanne Abe Kelly & James Adams Linda Ahue Marilynn Aihara Dale & Katherine Aina David Aiu Robyn Akahoshi Allan & Arleen Akamine Charles & Laurel Aki Matt & Stephanie Akimoto Lynn Akina Lorinda & Clyde Akita Roy & Stephanie Akita Ada Alamani Steven & Lea Albert Chiara Albertson Angela Alday Hays Alexander David Allen Heather Allen Joanne Amaki Elizabeth & Thomas Amuro Michael & Hwa Ja Anahori Antoinette Anduha Paul Aoki Georgia Apana Richard Apo Jennifer Aquino Betty Arakaki Janice Arakaki Wayne & Helene Arakaki Kathy Arakawa Sandra Arashiro Renee Archer Nakashima Anna Arita Lisa Arizumi Nelson & Andrea Armitage Kris Ashdown Associated Rental Services Sharon Au Michael & June Awai Scott Aweau Frank Baensch Marc Bagby Jan Bailey-Yoshino Ray & Rosaline Ballungay Michael Balmer Tammi Barboza Kenneth Barclay Joanna Barroga Gabriele Barthlen Jessica Barut Nadine Bayne

Bernie Bays Todd Bedford Betsy Behnke Roger & Masako Bellinger Edwin & Maureen Benz Ronald Biho Hui Bingham Fedrico Biven Karin Bjorkman Kelvin Bloom Gillian Boss Gregory & Jann Boxold Doris Brannum Brenda’s Hair Salon Leona Bringman-Wilson Rodrigo Bristol & Zita Cruz-Bristol Chloe Brown James & Kathleen Brown Sylvia Brown Robert & Frances Bunn Ronald Bunn Barton & Diana-Lee Bunney Ronald & Willette Bush Peter & Claudia Butler Mannilo Cabral Steven Cahill Barbara Caldeira Janis Calton Lynne & Charles Calvet Susan Camarao Lowell & Charlotte Cambra Michael Cannon Career Development Center of Hawaii Gary & Sharon Cargo Ignacio Cariaga Richard Carlson Paula Carroll Charlotte Carter-Yamauchi Sonya Catiggay Catherine Caudle William & Erica Cayetano Chun Chan & Ching Wong Daniel Chandler Elizabeth Chang Franklin Chang Kathryn Chang Tesia Chang Rahul & Virgie Chattergy Wieland Chee Claire Cheeley Clyde & Lisa Chena Michael & Trudie China Diane Chinen Cecily Ching Keith & Peggy Chock Edward Chong Howard & Audrey Chong Mary Ann Choy Kathleen Chu Chuck’s Corvette Clinic Cynthia Chun Paulette Chun Sandra Chun Summer Chun Erin Claggett Barby Clarke Richard & Teresa Clifton Connie Clinton Dorothy Colby Lisa Colman-Gomes Steven Colon & Carrie Hermstad Susan & James Conner James & Irene Connors

Dorothy Cooper Stuart Copp & Raenell Bergantz Glenn & Inge Cordeiro Esther & John Costa Glenna Couts Melissa Cowles Sachiko Cox Michael Cramer R.A. & Janet Crotteau Katie Cruise Susan Cuizon Nancy Dawson Michael De La Cruz Kathleen De Silva Karen Degner Delta Kappa Gamma – Beta Chapter Darryl Diaz & Gina Matsuzawa-Diaz Alice Dickow John & Jane Dodson James Doherty Jordan Doi Marilee Duffy Harriet & Bassil Dunn Laureen Dunn Samuel & Kathy Dunn Adam Dupart Alan & Elinore Eckel Robert Ellefson & Joyce Chinen Adam Elvenia Jason & Dawna Emoto Charles & Cynthia Erlinger Karen Essene Roger Evans Lydia Faletoi Richard & Gail Farley Mark Favrow & Nancy Brouillet Pamela Fern Christopher Ferry Dale Fey Harry & Jane Field John & Anne Flanigan Joan Fleming Joan Florence Clara Flower Roger Fogleman Kalei Fojas Michael Formby Lisa Fowler & Barry Ching Natalie Franklin Petra Freed Peter Freeman Mary Jo Freshley John Fritz Donald Frost Roland Fuchs Milton & Joanne Fujii Jill Fujino Gary Fujisawa Harold & Jan Fujise Dean Fujita Wendell & Joy Fujita Myles & Cheryl Fujiwara Tracey Fujiwara Keith Fujiyama Ed Furuike Alan & Tracy Furukawa Edward & Grace Furukawa Judy Furukawa Dolores Furumizo Glenn & Janice Furuta Gary Furutani Fumio Fuse

Ryan Garo Denise Garrahan Barbara Garringer Donna Gatewood Nalani Gauen Francis & Jayne George Jonathan Gilbert & Tracy Masuoka Carole Gomes Stephen & Barbara Goodman Gloria Gorter Carrie Gosiaco

Audrey Hedani Ronald Heim Willliam Henne Edward Henning Melissa Henshaw Gary & Jennifer Herald Melvin & Lucinda Herolaga Hiroko Higa Kathleen Higa Linda Higa Paul Higa

Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy Gifts February 1, 2018 – April 30, 2018

Leonilda Kekuewa Chang Elizabeth Flora Deinert Thomas & Katherine Keller Jack & Marie Lord Susan Mahn Madelyn Ross Elma Taylor Mary & Paul Wagner Frank & Katharine Woodford

Eden Goto Eleanor Goto Judith Goto Guy Goya Robert & Carol Ann Graham Pamela Grant Shirley Grant Harvey & Rae Green Rosemary Griggs Jeffrey Grimmer Ted & Christine Grisell Katherine Growney Leslie Gruszie Sylvia Guernsey David Gustafson Robert Hackman Coralie Hagiwara-Rapoza William & Diane Hahn Guy & Joyce Hamada Martha & Duane Hamada Shelby Hankee Steven & Sherry Hansel Susan Hansen Jay & Faye Hara Robyn Harano Harbor Shores Apartments Jack & Myrtle Harmon Leighton Hasegawa Tomoko & Mason Hasegawa Harold & Yvonne Hashizume Sharon Hata Hawaii Kai Barber & Styling Shelley & Charles Hawkins Naomi Hayakawa Midori Hayashi Michele & Dale Hays

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Lynn Higa-Rebuldela Larry & Anne Higashi Michiko Hikita George & Kay Hino Eric Hirano Gladys Hirano Lynn Hirano Sandra Hiraoka Sonja Hirasuna Harriet Hirata Laurie Hites-Ferrell Susan Ho Wendall Ho Natalie Hofer Bonnie & Bruno Hofmann Duane & Mae Hong Jason Hong Jennifer Hong Marie Horikawa Gail Horimoto Ryan Horiuchi Timothy & Mary Houghton Kimi-Anne Houston-Sur Charlie Howland Sanjiv Hulugalle Penelope & Melvin Hurst William Iaela Calvin & Mildred Ichinose Percy Ihara & Laurie Wong Ihara Kelli Iida Diane Ikegami Hector Ildefonso Amy Imaguchi Sue Imose Lynn Inafuku Lynn Ink

Dennis & Linda Inouye Charlene Iokia Neil & Brenda Iseri Joseph Ishida Lenora Ishihara Russell Ishihara Clifford & Lorraine Ishii Grover & Lorie Ishii Sean Ishii Michael & Julie Ishioka Lloyd & Amy Itagaki Jason & Lisa Ito Kenneth Iwai Sherri Izuno Thomas Jackson Lorie Javier Brandon Jay Thomas & Sarah Jenny Jerome Johemko & Chiye Wenkam Russell & Carolyn Johiro Claire & Koa Johnson Gary & Melanie Johnson Jacquelyn Johnson Louise Johnson Michael Johnson Shereen Johnson David & Chiyono Jones Lee Ann Jones Sivylay Jones John Julian Joan Kaalekahi Ann Kabasawa Daniel & Grace Kagehiro Jolene Kageyama Denise Kahakui Doreen Kahue Arnold & Dianne Kajioka Wanda & Alden Kajioka Luana & Elliot Kalauawa Elaine Kam Shannon & Roy Kam Judy Kameoka Preston & Cynthia Kamikawa Thomas Kamikawa Kumiko Kaminaka Yoneko Kanaoka Gay Kanbara Paula Kaneaiakala Rhani Kaneaiakala-Chu Pamela & Michael Kaneko Jared & Terri Kanemaru Keith & Velma Kaneshige Donna & Eric Kaneshiro Dwight & Suzanne Kaneshiro Gary Kaneshiro Kenneth & Amy Kaneshiro Sydney Kaneshiro Troy Kaneshiro Mary Kanno Brian & Jean Kashiwaeda Christopher Kasperowicz Alan & Lori Kato Yuko Kato

Christine Katsura Britton Kaur Earl & Patricia Kawaa Carl Kawakami Galbraith & Janet Kawelo Arlene Kaya-Tamon Candace Kazuko Jonathan & Goldie Kea Richard Keawe David Keliikuli Alex & Stephanie Kendrick Kevin & Deborah Kern Robert & Hope Kihune Mavis Kim Vernon & Jane Kim Beatrice King Roy & Gloria King Ann Kinoshita Daniel & Kathryn Kirley Henry Kitagawa Roy & Therese Kitagawa Lloyd & Faye Kitaoka Keiso Kiwada Charlene & Michael Kiyabu Kathleen & Thomas Kiyuna Alex Ko Mary Ko Lynn Koba Jane Kobashigawa Carolyn Kobayashi Nannette Koga Kent & Nancy Koike Jimmy Komatsu Roy, Marian & Robin Komoto Eleanor Konishi Kop Distributors Gail Kop Nikki Koran Marvin Koshi Cathy Kotoshirodo Kathy Kubo Takeo & Barbara Kudo Eloise Kuni Harry Kupihea Melvin & Karen Kuraoka Clifford Kurata Lisa Kuwasaki-Kim Gerald Kwock Joline Labbe William Labby Richanne Lam Brian Lane Rachel Lange Charles & Betty Lau Licia Lau Spencer & Wendy Lau Harry Laubach Ellen & Jeffrey Layaoen Jan Lee Baccigaluppi Craig & Penni Lee Creighton & Linda Lee Jack & Charlis Lee Mary Jane Lee Patricia & Gregory Lee

for An Autos

Rebecca Lee Tommy & Lori Lee Richard Leon William Leonard Eric Leterc Richard & Rosann Lewis Steve & Danel Licari Barry Lightner Christine Lima Darcy Lindamood Barbara Lindblom Susan Liu Andrew & Shoko Livingston Marjorie Lodl Paul & Naomi Loewe Betty Long Jeffrey & Jan Loo Robin & Harold Loomis Meredith Low Gordon & Junko Lowry Sandra Luke Janice Lum Madeline Lum Stephanie Lum Lori Lundberg Charlene & Stephen Lung Sheila Mackertich Elizabeth MacNeill Benedict & Gail Madriaga Susan Maeda Shirley & Curtis Maeshiro Chase Maglangit William Maliglig Alexander & Clarita Malinao Clarissa Malinao Downey Manoukian Benito & Norma Manuel Robin & Daniel Marcom Laureen & Bryan Marino Arnold Martines & Thuy Hong Nguyen-Martines Richard & Lynnette Masuda Andrew Matayoshi Margaret Matayoshi George & Lynn Matsuda Alyson & Kyle Matsumoto Skye Matsumoto April Matsumura Roy & Joyce Matsuo Nathan Mattern Douglas Mau & Maude Nakasone Stanley & Carol May Wayne & Angelika McCall Richard McDowell & Darlene LooMcDowell James & Michelle McGuinness Mavis McGurn Brian McLaughlin Rachael McMahon Janice Meguro Kim Melanie Carol Melvin Barry & Linda Meyers Darin Mijo

imals. Turn your

Charles Miller & Stephanie Marshall Michael Miller & Sharon Shimono Betty Min Glenn & Kathlene Minami Kristie Ming Bruce & Cyndee Mirante Pamela Mitsumura Harry & Ethel Miyachi Raymond & Florence Miyahira Dori Miyamoto Takeshi & Fay Miyamoto Cordialea Miyamoto-Kelton Jan Miyashiro Tammy Miyashiro Tara Miyashiro Sharon Miyashita Stanley & Iris Miyata Sandra Miyoshi Brian Mizushima Walter & Helga Mizushima Charles Mizuta Midori Mochizuki Bernice Moon Laurie Moore Roy & Aileen Moriguchi Lester & Kelly Morikawa Nicholas Moriyama Alicia & Paolo Moro Pamela Moy Claudia Mulder William & Cheryl Muneno Gloria Munson Stanley & Judith Murai Floyd Murashige Roy Murashige Margaret Murchie Helen Muroda Adele Muronaga Gail Myers Roy Nagamine Richard & Euphemia Nagashima Jeanne & Dennis Nagatani Lisa Naimer Candice Naito Paul Nakachi Carolyn Nakagawa Janna Nakagawa Edwin & June Nakahara Dennis & Susan Nakaishi Loui Nakama Bob & Eileen Nakamura Donald & Myungsun Nakamura Gail & Roy Nakamura Laura Nakamura Bruce & Vanina Nakaoka George & Joyce Nakasato George Nakasono Richard & Jocelyn Nakata Walter & Gail Nakata Jennifer Nakayama Daniel & Avis Nanbu Nadine Nanbu Jemal & Atsuko Ned

old wheels into their meals.

Donate your car and help care for animals.

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Patricia Nekota James & Shirley Newman Debra Ng Mary & Darryl Ng Wanda Nichols Paul & Claudia Nihei June Nii Marilyn Nimsger Joyce & Roger Nishimura Robert & Naomi Nishimura Thomas & Ernell Nishiyama Frank Nitta Roy Noda Hideo & Yoshiko Noguchi Brenda Nomura Lanny & Mary Ann North Edwin Nose Christine Nozawa Ratna Nuti Gary & Kelly Oba Dean Ochiai Herbert & Nancy Oda Robert Oda & Brenda Ito Keith Ogasawara & Jan Kobayashi Sun Ye Ogata Lori Ohinata Charlotte & Milton Ohira Francis & Thelma Okada Gloria & Vernon Okada Yoshiko Okahiro Dale Okamoto Nancy Okamoto Neal & Amy Okamoto George & Ann Okano Gerard Nihous & Mari Okazaki Osmond & Elaine Okazaki Gary & Sun Hyang Okimoto Brandy Okuda Gary & Dale Oliva Walter & Charlotte Olmos Peter & Leonora Olson Gary Omori Myong & Elton Onigama Ann Ono Kimberly O’Quinn Michelle Orian-Lau Mark & Ok Sun Ortogero David & Patricia Osaki Valerie Osler Sanford Ota Roy & Colleen Otsuka Lori Ann Ouchi Delbert Ouye Joseph Overton Alvin & Mary Oyadomari Lori Pacarro Pacific Nature Kerrie Padeken Neolani Paet John Pampalone & Connie Yu-Pampalone Charlie Parker Donald Patten Edward & Gayle Pei Keri Perry Robert & Patricia Peters Theresa Peterson Helen Petrovitch PetSmart Charities Nancy Pflueger Margaret & Richard Philpott Helen Pierce Agnes Pigao Cadiz & Raynold Cadiz

James-William & Jaylene Pilgrim Lynette Pimenta Frederick Pinkerton Mary Ann Plahy-Walker Edwin Polendey Louis Putzel John & Linda Puu Natasha Rabassa James & Cindy Ralar William Rausch Miles Rebuldela Rose Reed Michael Relayo Harold Revuelto Roy & Brenda Rezentes Bethany Ribble Ribbon Productions Paul & Jessel Riccardini Kalera Richards David & Karol Richardson Marie Riley Daniel Robertson Margaret Robideau William & Emi Robillard Barbara Rodgers Kamalani Rodrigues Lissa Rodrigues William Roome James & Shigeko Roser Libby Ruch Ann Russell Karlyne & Kevin Sadanaga Jiro Saegusa Glen & Christine Saito Mari Kikuchi Saito Alan Sakai Byron & Joy Sakamoto Daniel Sakamoto & Karen Watanabe-Sakamoto Isaac Sakata Latonia Sakata Naomi Salaveria Anthony Samalino San Francisco Salad Laura Sanches Michael Santantonio Drew Santos Francis & Patricia Santos Cindy Sasaki Colleen Sasaki Ken & Jean Sato Eugene Savio Rudy Savio Sandy Schafer Carole Scharfenberger Alan & Sandra Scharff Cynthia Scheinert Eric & Lissa Schiff Darrell Schuetz James & Bettye Schuler Daniel & Diane Segawa Yvonne & Carl Segawa Justin & Faith Seguirant Noreen & Richard Seubert Ben & Chris Severson Lonna & John Sherwin Kimberly Shigematsu-Mull Pamela Shim Harriet & Stanley Shima Masayoshi & Juliet Shimabukuro Jason Shimada Dennis & Patsy Shimane Lauren Shimizu Rodney & Sandy Shinkawa

License to love Give your car a new look with the Humane Society license plate decal. Fee is $30.50 and raises funds for the animals. Visit HawaiianHumane.org or call 356-2213 to learn more.

Tamae Shiraishi Kelly Shiroma Larry Shiroma Jeremy & Elizabeth Silva Sylvia & Gerald Silva Joan Skinner Piilani Smith-Kozibroda Arthur & Beverly Soares David & Cheryl Soong Catherine Sorensen Jonathan & Jill Spencer Lisa Spencer Natalie Spencer Jessica Sphar I Ching Chen Stanley Ronald Stebbins Mary & Scott Stewart George & Joan Stillman David & Mary Stock Adrienne Stofko Marianne Stone Milton & Georgia Stroud Paul Stuart & Rachanobol Prapatat Toby Suemoto Susan Sugai Wesley Sugai Paul & Ann Sugibayashi Jane Sugimura Barbara Sullivan Garrett & Lila Ann Suzuki Terry Tagawa Malcolm & Cathy Tajiri Roger Takabayashi Alan Takahashi Ann Takahashi & Grace Takahashi Lynn Takahashi Susan Takahashi Ted Takahashi Tod & Annette Takahashi Sisi Takaki Janet Takamoto Greg & Itsumi Takase Thomas Takayama Ann Takayesu Chisato Takeda Jacqueline Takeshita Randy, Eliza & EJ Talavera Emily Tamanaha Iris & Roy Tamanaha

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Celia Tamashiro Leony Tamura Katie Tanabe Alan & Joni Tanaka Carolyn Tanaka Lynn Tanaka Sandra Tanaka Wayne & Claire Tanaka Lynn Tanioka Rod & Hope Tanonaka Suzanne & Matthew Tanori Evelyn Tanouye Ronald & Angie Tateishi Sherry & Marvin Teruya Karen Thompson Mary & James Thrash Times Supermarket Ruedi & Debra Tobler Monica Toguchi Dwight Tokuda Deborah Tokuhara Barazandeh Toler Bobbie Tom Emily Tom Linda & Steven Tomei Carl Tonaki Irlene & Henry Torres Mitsuo & Jane Tottori Dwight & Marcia Toyama Leslie Tracy Pamela Troy JoAnn Tsark Bruce & Suzuko Tsuchida Marcy Tsuchiyama Dick & Cassy Tsuda Takashi Tsuhako Lori Tsukamoto Gordon & Janice Tsumoto Miles Tsuruoka Arthur & Angela Tulak LeeAnn Tuttle Wayne Tuulima Terry & Cheryl Tyler Kari Lyn Uchida Roy Umeda Yukie Urahama Donna Usagawa Teri Ushijima Glenn & Bernice Uto

Craig Uyehara Machiko & Kenneth Uyehara Robin Uyeunten Marion Valle Lothar & Cheryl Varady Lawrence Vasquez Charles Vause Michele Velasco John & Saro Verghese Iwalani Wagner Dan Wagoner Wahine Builders & Electric Betty & Ronald Wakatsuki Jeffry & Claudia Wallace Marie Wang Linda Warrick Gerald Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Ruth Watanabe Sueko Watanabe Tracy Watanabe June Wataoka Laura & Robert Weeks Camille Weindl Miyo Wenkam William & Gretchen Wesley Pamela West Carol Whitesell Gary Wild Edmund Wilkinson Jennifer Williams Timothy Williams & Laurie Doerschlen Don Wilson & Agnes Tauyan Clayton & Ginger Winger Judith Wolfe Clayton Wong Dorothy Wong Kathy & Erik Wong Kwong Lui Wong Linda Wright Wong Mai Wong Michael & Annette Wong Sheryl Woo David Wood Samantha Woodman Artesha Woodworth K’Olmos Francis Wright Angel Wyatt Martin & Jean Wyss Carol Jean Yakuma Stuart & Sue Yamada David Yamagata Angela Yamaguchi Ray & Elaine Yamaguchi Alan & Daphne Yamamoto Jodi & Dean Yamamoto May Yamamoto Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Erle & Sandra Yamane Patricia & Bryan Yamashiro Jerry & Caryn Yamauchi John & Jane Yanagida Yang Yao Alan & Karen Yasuda Donald & Annette Yasutake Peter & Diane Yee Tim & Janet Yee Theresa Yeung Mary Ann Yip & Wing-Cheung Yip Wayne Yonehara Michael Yoneshige Theodore York Elden & Cheryl Lynn Yoshida

In Honor of Pets

Russell & Gail Yoshida John Yoshimori Glenn & Carolyn Yoshimoto Joyce Yoshimoto Keith & Marian Yoshimura Jon & Donna Yoshino Karen & Howard Yoshioka David & Lydia Yoshishige Marvin & Deborah Yoshizumi Samuel Young Peter Yuen & Wendy Kaneshiro-Yuen John Zabriskie & Leslie Harakawa Zayne & Ann Zakimi Elizabeth Zeone

Babe Dennis Mahoney

Baby Bear Brutus Daniel Peralto Baclan Charles Wirta Bam Bam, Casey, Jackson & Zeke Connie New Bongo& Rocky Allan & Paulette Mossman

In Honor of People

Kahanaoi Family Kienen Koga Sylvia Kondo Derek & Lori Larson Manny Lopez Yonie Maligon Rob & Lei Spangler Kenneth & Ernestine Spence Tim & Norma Tansey Robert & Lucille Viola Scott Viola Peter Brown Virginia Brown Richard Flagg & Alberta FreidusFlagg James Roy Burkeen Lori Cady Brenda Jacobs NSA Civilian Welfare Fund

Laura Harada Alan Nelson & Cyndi Keller

Cosmo Mansell Monica Ciletti Maureen & Jeff Cohen Milton Davis Denise & Bradford Hachat Jerry Haschak Susan Jannuzzi Andrea Kia Gerald & Julie Mansell On Balance Pilates Daniel & Heather Pence Kristina Swenson & Josh Stewart Maria Villalba

Denise Hayashi Yamaguchi Bob & Lori Harrison

Demi Steve & Deb Knight

Adelia Jani Myles & Karyn Komatsu Craig & Andrea Nelson

Hana Mike & Sandra Irish

Kenyon Cardoza Tammy Freedman Thomas & Ellen Maeda

Hapa & Nikki Warren & Ruth Chang

K.Y. & Ellen Chang James & Lydia Gibson

Keanu Yabui Bryant Yabui

Herbert & Helen Choy Girard Lau

Marti Takahashi Family

Thomas Coppola Jeannie Shaw

Moki Mike & Sandra Irish

Betty Crisman Chutima Leider

Poke Aileen Arashiro

Paul David Ente Joseph & Diana Ente

Beverly Page Raymond Lyau

Pua & Roxy Karen Nielsen & Daniel Zurbriggen

Roger Evans William & Caroline Spencer

Mary Philpotts McGrath Luanna & Peter McKenney

Teddy Beagle Clyde & Victoria Mizumoto

Elizabeth Rice Grossman Timothy Choy James & Cherye Pierce

Winston Jean Manly

Faith Sato Aonani Ahakuelo-Chernisky Wayne Kimura Ipo Olivieri

In Memory of People

Richard Smith Ginny Tiu

Daniel Arashiro Sandra Arashiro

Minnie Kosasa Bob & Frances Bean Joann Covey Lisa Fowler & Barry Ching Stephen & Gloria Gainsley Susan Kosasa Ginny Tiu Robert & Lori Yamaguchi

Ginny Tiu George Kodama Richard Smith & David Griggs

Alice Armando Stanley & Theresa Shibata

Reid Krucky Dana Anderson

Luana Cannella Rodney & Kim Maunakea Cathy Chang Alex Blanco David Griggs Ginny Tiu

Edward Kaneshige Darlene & Quin Kutara KHON2 Francine Joy Sapla Daniel Kueny Lisa & Glenn Jicha Maryknoll School Perry & Leann Martin Sally Matsumoto Nancy Remmers

Josephine Artese Mary Artese

Crystal Weber Michelle Hewitt

Nandini Bhattacharjee Mary Browne Doug & Pauline Ewart Steve Galicinao

Mrs. Yanagawa Gregory Natori

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Pamela Burns Betty Lou Kam Ginny Tiu Michelle Yoshioka Steve Butala Francine Egdamin Gerri Cadiz Marcia Morgado Madeline Cahoon Bill & Janet Beaulieu

Karin Gassner James & Dawne Browne Nancy Greene Frisbie Sandra Arashiro

David Larsen Rose Marie Barnette Leimomi & Michael Clark Katherine Daido Mario & Arlene Dekdeken Jeffrey & Rhonda Griswold Betty Prahler Mary Steiner & David Atkin Timothy Lau Warren Au Roger & Masako Bellinger June Kuramoto Katherine Yamashiro Elaine Lewis Ellen Lewis Matthew March Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills Edward Matayoshi Clyde & Lisa Chena Christine Mato Carlsmith Ball LLP Chiyoko Mun James Mun Glenna Murphy Gregory & Sharon Wong Les Murray Steven Prieto & Richard Kennedy Judith Trimlet Jim Nabors Robert & Nancy Cole Albert Gilding & Marvlee Naukani-Gilding The Kahala Hotel & Resort KMH LLP Robert & Ane Shields Ginny Tiu Linda Wong & Danny Kaleikini Nade Mark Behrang Colin Nishida Kris Armstrong Lisa Becker Jill Lacerdo-Magallanes Derek Nishida Edna Yaguchi Mari Yokoi

Axel Ornelles Accuity Earl & Arlene Ah Moo Akima Family Andru Akiona Peggy Balagia Kenneth & Joan Brown Elwa Bruns Lynne Fitzek Gwen Inzer Raynette Kaspar Eric Komori & Muffet Jourdane Saburo & Tomiko Makinodan Mary Murphy Geraldine Ornelles Louis Ortiz Ronald & Angie Tateishi

Alan Tomonari Timothy Choy Al & Connie Serafin Bill Welch Ann Yuen

In Memory of Pets Ashyboy Jerry & Caryn Yamauchi Beau, Kuno, Shadow, Toby & Winnie Ivan & Joyce Kawazoe Bella Miller Anne Miller

Margaret Orsini Leslie Orsini

Belle Goodlowe Marcia Morgado

Diane Ponce Gilbert Ponce

Boo, Jack, Junior, Momi & Neko Brian & Jane Fukunaga

Kula Rietfors Roberta Erickson

Captain Jack Ginny Tiu

Fred Roster Cheryl & Brian Allen Todd Aoki Lynette Roster

CC & Roca Connie New

Sarah Seal Jason Seal

Chaz Charlaine Higashi

Andrew Shoji Mitsunori & Kakuko Shoji

Chester Suzuki Mark Mikasa

Phyliss Sigetti Vincent Costello Marian Phillipson

Chibi Wallace & Carolyn Towata Ciao, Dammit, Funn & Kolohe Peter Drewliner

Bruce Stark Michael Fergus & Janice Lau Anne Iwasa Robert Miura Jeffrey & Deborah Pang John & Stephanie Sims Carol Stark

Claudia Anne Virnig Cocoa & Rusty Parker Noah & Ellen Parker Cosmo Nakagawa George & Susan Nakagawa

M & J Sullivan Jared Noyama

Daisy Burns Denise Okuhara Becky Rhoades

Douglas Takaba Lisa & Glenn Jicha

Eunji Dong Jin Lee Honey Girl & PC Hartmann Carol Dawe Frances & Duane Hartmann Kimo Steven & Dagmar Oato Kini Kanthi De Alwis Ginny Tiu Koa Mike & Terry Sylva Koa Irish Newton & Ruth Akiona Colton & Vicky Ching Denise Okuhara Kudos Judith Jakobovits Kuma Steve & Nancy Iwamoto Kuro Mitsunori & Kakuko Shoji Laki Richard & Marvela Satake Macavity & Zeke Thomas & Shirlee Cunningham Majesty Steve & Deb Knight Maka Blanche Kort Maka Daikoku The Dog Shop Maxie & Sally Dave & Patricia Odan Misha Khim Yoko Okumura Misty Suzuki Randal & Joyce Suzuki Miu Miu Cayetano Ginny Tiu Nahenahe & Rocky Boy Allyson Kaai Rocco Del Mundo Rommel & Serena Del Mundo Roxie de Lamos Marcia Morgado Saki Michael Armenoff Sam Goodwin Scott & Heidi Goodwin Shaggy & Tashi Doris Ladd Sterling Lance & Natalie Kakimoto Tika Hae-Suk Son Tina Kluvo Arthur Kluvo Zoey Camille Cisek

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