Knoller spring 2016

Knoller T H E

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M A R Y K N O L L

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Champions!

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Maryknoll Athletics enjoy a banner year

FEBRUARY 2016

TAKING STUDENTS TO NEW HEIGHTS Aerospace engineering. The physics of flight. Engineering design and development.

At the Mx Scholar Program for STEM & Aerospace, students will experience all this and more! This advanced full-time high school program of Maryknoll School offers hands-on learning, leadership development, mentors and internships.

“The best aviators are the ones with both sets of skills: they’re good with numbers and they’re great athletes.”

Blue Angels Pilot Lt. Matt Suyderhoud ‘01 shared his experiences with 7th - 12th grade Maryknoll students on October 13

Matt’s success and the success of all of our alumni are part of the inspiration for our new Mx STEM & Aerospace program.

Now accepting freshman and sophomore applications for 2016-2017.

mxscholars.org

Contents FEBRUARY 2016

The success of our school depends on all of us and I am immensely grateful for all the support from our Maryknoll family, parents, grandparents, parents of alumni, alumni and friends over the years.

Each year, we acknowledge the generous contributions made to our school, contributions that go far in helping us to make our tuition as affordable as possible. A quality education is very important to all of our parents and your generosity helps make that possible.

In this issue of the Knoller, we acknowledge by name all those who gave to Maryknoll in the most recently completed fiscal year, 2014-2015. We are most thankful for their part in helping provide a quality education to our students.

We are also grateful for all those who took part in the 17th annual Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award and Scholarship Dinner in April and the school’s 40th annual luau in October and all the alumni who returned for the annual Alumni Week festivities this past summer, including golf, bowling, reunions and a lunch that brings together alumni from the Class of 1937 to our most recent graduates. It is a time to reconnect, renew friendships and rekindle memories.

If you have not yet experienced any of these events, I encourage you to become a part of at least one of these traditions. I also encourage you to visit our website, www.maryknollschool.org to get a sense of all that is happening at Maryknoll. These are exciting times for the school and you will hear much more about many programs in the coming months.

We’ve come far in the 88 years since the Maryknoll Sisters started our school and we have not stopped growing, innovating and reaching for new heights. Our past is a great story, and so is our future. I hope you will find ways to share in it with us.

Noblesse oblige,

Aquaponics at 2 Maryknoll Sr. Marie Patrice Kehoe 3 Marge Fox 4 An Exceptional Year for 6 Maryknoll Athletics Class of 2015 8 2014 - 2015 Annual 10 Giving Report Noblesse Oblige 26 Society Editorial Anne Harpham ‘68 Editor Design MC Consulting Creative Maryknoll School Board Ross Murakami Cori Ching Weston Darryl P. Wong Gino Gabrio Bob Harrison Alissa Kimura Dr. Thomas S. Kosasa Stanford Lee ‘75 Perry Martin Grelyn Rosario Gordon Smith Alfred M.K. Wong Maj. Gen. Darryll D.M. Wong ‘68 Derrick Wong ‘68 Stacey Wong ‘70 Susan Chong Wong ‘66 Fr. Gordian J. Carvalho Paul Chinen ‘57 Galen Ho ‘63

Chair Secretary Treasurer

PTA President

President

Alumni Association President

Pastor Emeritus Emeritus

The Knoller is published quarterly by Maryknoll School Office of Insitutional Advancement, 1526 Alexander Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822. Telephone: (808) 952-7310 knoller@maryknollschool.org • www.maryknollschool.org

Perry Martin President, Maryknoll School

Copyright © 2016 by Maryknoll School Issue 16A • All rights reserved.

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Aquaponics at Maryknoll TEXT BY STEPHANIE CONCHING

• T H I R D G R A D E T E AC H E R

aq·ua·pon·ics (noun): a system of aquaculture in which the waste produced by farmed fish or other aquatic animals supplies nutrients for plants grown hydroponically, which in turn purify the water.

The typical classroom has a bulletin board with student work, a shelf with books for kids to read, and desktop computers for those important technology connections.

In many rooms, you may also find a class pet or a fish tank.

At Maryknoll we’ve got all that…and then some. Our fish tank is 300 gallons of water with at least 20 tilapia swimming. And it isn’t in just one room, it’s on the third floor bridge so all of our students can enjoy it.

Our tilapia are connected to an aquaponics system that grows herbs like rosemary and chives, alongside leafy greens like ong choy and swiss chard. The concept of aquaponics is for fish waste to fertilize plants which will process the waste and return clean water to the fish.

Kristopher Kern ‘98, now a fifth grade teacher, was in search of hands-on service projects for middle school 2

students when he made the connection between an exciting idea and a sustainability venture.

An Internet search lead him to Kevin Kawamoto, who designed our aquaponics system in October 2013. Classes visited the installation and received mini-lectures about the process of an aquaponics system. “The fish feed plants and the plants feed the fish,” could be heard during each presentation.

Last year, we used the greens in morning smoothies organized by our physical education teachers. Mr. Kern’s vision is to have the entire third floor bridge filled with aquaponics systems. It could be soon in our future that classes will be eating lunch grown right in the schoolyard!

Maryknoll has worm bins in several grade levels to compost food waste from lunch and will be putting in a rain garden in the near future.

Sr. Marie Patrice Kehoe, MM I N

M E M O R I A M

Four decades of students fondly remember Sr. Marie Patrice Kehoe MM, Maryknoll teacher and then nurse, for her kind-heartedness and compassion and her great happiness at being a Maryknoll Sister. She made every student feel special.

Sr. Patrice died on August 8, 2014, at the age of 91 at Maryknoll, New York not long after she had entered hospice and some nine years after she left her beloved Hawaii and Maryknoll School. She taught math and religion at the high school from 1949 until 1970 and was school nurse from 1985 to “There are a few people in 2005.

“Sr. Patrice was the Mother my life who made all the to the high school community difference. Sister Patrice – students, faculty and staff pointed me in the right alike,” recalled Mike Baker, direction when I was most former Maryknoll School vulnerable. At the critical president. “She would often come by my office, ostensibly to see how I junction of transitioning from was doing, but then she would tell me a life in China to the US, she about a student who seemed particularly reached out to me. I was very depressed or a faculty member who was lucky in my career, but mostly going through a difficult time. I watched how it was Sister’s benevolent she comforted and cared for a young faculty member who was heart, her love of humanity, struggling with a terminal disease, and I heard the many stories and selflessness that were most of how she devoted herself to Jared Kauffman during his long responsible for my success. She periods of illness. will forever live in my heart.”

“For Sr. Patrice, the job of nurse was far more than taking temperatures and handing out Band-Aids. Her job included ~ Dominic Wong ‘62. kindness, compassion, and a genuine sense of care.”

Sr. Marie Patrice was born on May 10, 1923, in New Rochelle, NY and given the name Patricia Marie. She entered the Maryknoll Sisters on December 8, 1941, and received the religious name of Marie Patrice. She taught for a year in Boston’s Chinatown before being missioned to Hawaii. In 1970 she returned to New York and earned her RN degree. She returned to Hawaii in 1974 and worked at St. Francis Hospital for two years and then served as a nurseteacher in Majuro. She returned to New York in 1979 and worked as a nurse and coordinator of health services at the Maryknoll Sisters Nursing Home. In 1981 she transferred to Monrovia, CA where she served as clinic nurse in the Maryknoll Sisters residence until returning to Hawaii in 1985. ...continued on page 5 3

Marge Fox Sister Michael Marie Fox A N A P P R E C I AT I O N B Y J O E C L A R E ‘ 6 2

Marge Fox, formerly Sister Michael Marie Fox, a Maryknoll Missioner and principal of Maryknoll High School from 1959 to 1964, died on June 19, 2013. She was 93 and had lived in Delray Beach, Florida, for more than 25 years. She had suffered a stroke in October 2012 and had been in declining health.

Born in The Bronx, New York Sept. 27, 1919, Marge grew up in Port Washington and attended Our Lady of Mercy Academy. After high school, Marge got a job with the New York Life Insurance Company in New York City. She worked there for almost five years, during which time she felt called to the religious life. She applied and was accepted

by Maryknoll but before she could join the order her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Marge postponed her entrance into Maryknoll and stayed home to care for her mother, who passed away six months later. Marge then entered Maryknoll as Sister Michael Marie Fox in September 1943.

After attending the Maryknoll teacher training school, Marge was assigned to Hawaii in 1948. She began her career there teaching first grade. Her nephew said none of her training prepared her to face 63 first graders, and he said Marge recalled that her first thought upon walking into that classroom was, “What do I do?”

Later, Marge was sent to study for her master’s degree at Fordham University in New York City, and in time she did post-graduate work at Columbia University, the University of Hawaii, and Tel Aviv University. She returned to Hawaii as principal of Maryknoll High School in 1959, a position she held until being called back to New York in 1964. Many students at Maryknoll High School remember Marge as being stern but always with a twinkle in her eye and a kind 4

heart. She admitted in a conversation in September 2012 that her stern demeanor was her “game face.” One student, Diane Enos ‘62, remembered Marge as a “strong and gentle woman” who made her feel “safe and affirmed.”

Upon leaving Hawaii, Marge returned to New York and was a member of the faculty of Mary Rogers College – the Maryknoll Teacher Training School – from 1964 to 1969. This was a time of social and political unrest in the U.S. and religious upheaval in the church in the wake of Vatican II. One of her Maryknoll friends, Sister Dolores Rosso, recalled Marge being the first of the nuns to delve into the feminist literature of the times, as well as being heavily engaged in discussions about how to implement the directives and spirit of Vatican II. Sister Dolores said she thought Marge was disappointed at the slow pace of change at Maryknoll after Vatican II and that this probably was an important factor in her decision to leave Maryknoll in 1970.

With just $300 in her pocket, she and another former nun found a tiny apartment to share. Marge got a job as substitute teacher during the day and taught English to new immigrants at night. In time she was able to get a job as a guidance counselor at a high school in Yonkers, New York. After 17 years of teaching and counseling, Marge retired to Delray Beach, Florida in 1987. She was a long-time caregiver and source of encouragement to her younger sister, Bernadette Bachtler, of Delray Beach, who died in January 2012.

Clearly, Marge was a person who understood the Gospel message and who lived a life of service to others. She was an independent spirit with a “try-anything” mindset.

Marge is survived by her nieces, Margaret and Anne Bachtler, Theresa Gergela, Bernadette Fox, Mary and Kay Fox, and nephews John and Bill Bachtler. Marge’s ashes were scattered at sea, in accordance with her wishes.

Joe Clare attended Maryknoll from 1959 to 1962. He retired from the US Army in 1988 and from the Central Intelligence Agency in 2010, and celebrated a third (and, he thinks, final) retirement from a small commercial company in Reston, Virginia in May 2014. He and his wife, Kathy, have three daughters and two grandsons.

Sr. Marie Patrice Kehoe, MM

...continued from page 3 Sr. Patrice’s final generous act, said Sr. Rosario Daley was to leave her body to medical science hoping it would help in some discovery to relieve suffering for others.

“My guess,” says Mike Baker, “is that when Sister Mary Patrice approached the Pearly Gates not long ago, two people were waiting to receive her – St. Peter, of course, but standing beside him with open arms was Mother Mary Joseph. Like all of her words to her sisters, they were simple and direct, ‘Well done, Patrice, well done!’ ”

“God sends us to where God wants us to be, among those God wishes us to be among to do that which God wishes us to do in our lives.”

Sr. Marie Patrice on her 60th Jubilee Year, as quoted in the Hawaii Catholic Herald

In Memoriam

We remember and pray for our alumni who died between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015

Blanche Lee ‘38 Wong • Kathleen Haggood ‘38 Buckey • Eloise Zerbe ‘40 McIntosh • Violet Kamai ‘40 Kekina Marian Adachi ‘47 Kohn • Marjorie Marushima ‘49 Kaneta • Leonard K. M. Chun ‘49 • Henrietta Ah Lee ‘50 Locquiao Benjamin D. B. Fong ‘52 • Eva Chang ‘53 Matsuyoshi • Dawson T. Miura ‘65 • Norman C. Choy ‘67 • Hazlett T. Weatherwax ‘67 James Radich ‘67 • Dean T.M. Lee ‘73 • Michael J. Olliges ‘73 • Sheryl Kam ‘76 Uyematsu • Christopher R.K. Borsch ‘93

An Exceptional Year for Maryknoll Athletics T E X T B Y B E N V A L L E ‘ 8 4 , C O - AT H L E T I C D I R E C T O R

We again saw new heights in Maryknoll Athletics in 2014-15 with several state tournament appearances and 658 Maryknoll student athletes participating in 31 sports. It was a stellar year, but in the end it’s not about winning and losing for our Spartan student athletes, it’s about humility, a good work ethic and respect.

The Fall sports season kicked off with seven runners, led by Sage Tong ‘15, going to the Cross Country State Championship. Also in the Fall, seven Maryknoll bowlers participated in the Bowling State Championship in Kona. Our bowlers were led by Keoni Inaba ‘15, Justin Agsalud ‘15, Malia Ankrom ‘15, and Alyssa Nakaoka ‘15.

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Winter brought another round of student athletes participating in state championships. The Girls Division II Soccer Team (PAC-Five) made a back-to-back appearance at the state championship, finishing third.

Nine Maryknoll girls contributed to the program. The girls basketball program, led by long-time staff member Thomas “Chico” Furtado captured the ILH championship.

Furtado was honored as ILH Coach of the Year and it was the first ILH championship for the Maryknoll Girls Basketball Team since 1978.

The Spartans were led by ILH Player of the Year Maegan Martin ‘15 and Kylie Cambra ‘15.

Maryknoll also sent five swimmers to the State Swimming

& Diving Championships led

by Katherine Guevara ‘15 and two student athletes to the State Wrestling Championship, led by Taylor Higa ‘15.

Maryknoll School Division II State Champions Maegan Martin ‘15 Girls Varsity Basketball

Shearyna Labasan ‘15 Softball

The Spring sports season was strong from the start. Ninth grader Alyssa-Mae Mateo ‘18 made it into the Hawaii High School Golf Championship. Although much younger than many of her competitors, Alyssa-Mae was tied on top of the leaderboard heading into the final round and finished fourth.

A trio of Spartans, led by Taylor Higa ‘15, participated in the PAC-Five Judo team and made it to the Hawaii High School Judo Championship. And Craig Shaner ‘16 made a trip to the State Track and Field Championships in the 3,000-meter event.

The Lady Spartan Softball team made a return trip to the HHSSA State Softball Championship led by Shayna Ige ‘15 and Sheryna Labasan ‘15 (ILH Player of the Year), and the ladies played their hearts out in

what was described by the media and those who were there as an “instant classic” because of the closeness of the game right to the final pitch.

The Boys Baseball team continued their impressive play in 2014-15 and repeated state championship play. The Spartans accomplished something very few teams have done, a three-peat of the State Division II Baseball Championship. They were led by a quartet of four-year lettermen who will be missed (Neil Nakasone ‘15, Trevor Hirano ‘15, Jason Nakamura ‘15, and State DII Player of the Year Joshua Muneno ‘15).

Our senior student athletes played hard, were humble and showed true Spartan qualities. I’m proud to say they are now alumni who will continue to represent the Maryknoll values we have seen them display.

Athlete of the Year Joshua Muneno / Maegen Martin

Scholar Athlete Award Trevor Hirano / Shearyna Labasan

Brother Venard Inspirational Athlete Award Neal Nakasone, Jr. / Luana Thompson

The Student Athlete of the Year Award is presented to the senior male and female student who have been outstanding in one or more sports. They best personify the Maryknoll giving spirit summed up by the school motto “Noblesse Oblige”. It is they who best accept the Spartan Challenge showing strength, leadership, courage, loyalty, and perseverance both on and off the playing field.

The Scholar Athlete Award is presented to the senior male and female student who have been outstanding scholars and fine athletes.

This winning combination - excellence in both academics and athletics is a goal many aspire to , but only few achieve.

As Maryknoll School’s first athletic director, Brother Venard Ruane truly exemplified the Spartan philosophy of upstanding moral values, sportsmanship, school spirit, and inspiration to their team. This award is presented to those athletes who have best personified Brother Venard Ruane and have been most inspirational throughout their senior season.

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Congratulations Class of 2015 Maryknoll’s Class of 2015 is headed off to higher education. Here are the colleges and universities they told us they were attending.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University McKenna M. Conboy Jordan N. Shimabukuro Reid M. Shin Florida Institute of Technology Hana M. Ito Antelope Valley College Luana K. Thompson Bellevue College Adam F.E. Pascual Centralia College Joshua R. Muneno Neal S. Nakasone Chaminade University of Honolulu Malia C. Ankrom Kyle T. Hara Alyssa Marie N.E. Nakaoka Kaitlyn Norton Rachel N. Okimura Jacqueline Yoshimura Creighton University Charis N.A. Baluyot Melody S. Higa Anna-Michelle C. Lucas DeAnza College Brian G.H. Yung

Gonzaga University Melissa C. Ching Grand Canyon University Jerian Rosa-Ching Honolulu Community College Jennifer K.O.Y. Lo Aaron K.M. Nagami Denise E.G. Talia International Christian University Kayla K. Takenaka Kapiolani Community College Amber Marie R. Bustamante Matthew K. Yoshikawa Leeward Community College Pia Openta V. Solis Lewis and Clark College Jason W.H.K. Nakamura Linfield College Kaile K. Cambra Menlo College Kyle K. Wong

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Northern Arizona University Samantha M. Hipolito Ashley M.P. Montayre Tiffany N. Pascua Jehriko Gydeon G. Quinabo Arianne N.M.M. Yago

Ringling College of Art & Design Kaleb Nollie

Notre Dame de Namur University Chantelle A. Iloreta

Saint Mary’s College McKenzie A. Quinn

Oregon Institute of Technology Jake D.T. Oshiro Oregon State University Kodi L. Bonner Kristiana K. Gutierrez Jennifer C. Lam Darin H. Miyamoto Pacific University William S. Bauer Daniel J.N. Nilo Trevor Y. Yee Pacific Lutheran University Takehiro Azuma Pennsylvania State University James N. Kalowsky

St. Martin’s University Trevor K.K. Hirano

Saint Vincent College Katherine F. Guevara Santa Barbara City College Ruby York Santa Rosa Junior College Jonathan G.L. Pond San Diego State University Shannon Durham Angeline C.Y. Tai Seattle University Christine Anne T. Galang Chassy Ann I. Inouye Jacob K. Shelton Jhanielle Alyson L. Vinluan Julia K. Worley Taft College Alwaise K. Villa

Portland State University Calvin K. Koo Erika K. Wong

University of California-Davis Raymond R.T. Liang

Regis University Kristina T. Bland

University of California-Irvine Ray Kalani B. Pascual

University of Hawaii-Hilo Jerry K. Largo University of Hawaii-Manoa Misti K. Benoza Samantha M. Calumpit Dalton M.W.L. Chan Kaytee N. Ching Shay T. Chow Matthew J. Choy Chelsie T. Dugay Race A. Evers Leanne C. Fujimoto Kevin R. Harrison Keoni E.M. Inaba Zachary F. Kahookele Natalie A. Kamada Maya G.Y. Kanetake Jonathan H. Lau Sara G. Lee Vincent C. Lee Keone James M. Machida Andrew S. Menor Andrew K. Millard Carly J. Nakano Celina J.J. Ng Lindzey H. Ng Kyle Y. Nugent Chad M.S. Saito Toren E. Suemoto Kaylie C. Takeuchi Cole R. Tobin Travis H.K. Toriki Connie Tu Jordan T. Valle Jin Ean (Stephen) Wang Joseph K. H. Yee Eduardo O. Zabanal Vivian Zhang

University of HawaiiWest Oahu Justin J.A. Agsalud

University of San Francisco Christine E. Nishigaya Emmit K. Parubrub

University of Jamestown Alfred B. Lindsey

University of Southern California Jae J. Park

University of Kansas Peter M. Kintu University of Nevada-Reno Alex M. Oberacker Sage N. Tong University of Oregon Kayla C. Agustin Micah N.K. Goo

Whitman College Maegen N.L. Martin Windward Community College Joshua S.W. Brewer Yavapai College Shayna L. Ige

Utah Valley University Reyna-Kalei M. Sonomura

Germany-Exchange Program Joseph D. Hinz

Western Washington University Shearyna H.K. Labasan

University of the Pacific Taylor Y. Higa Taylor K. Lee University of Portland Megan R. Arakaki Travis J. Baguio Avery M.V. Guillermo Alyssa M. Lau

Hana Ito Valedictorian

Natalie Kamada Maryknoll Cup

Melissa Ching Christopher Award

Kevin Harrison Father John Murray Award

Jhanielle Vinluan Salutatorian

Misti Benoza Mother Mary Joseph Rogers Award

Travis Baguio Bishop James A. Walsh Award

Ray Pascual Chi Rho Award

Eduardo Zabanal Chi Rho Award

Each year, alumni, parents, grandparents, businesses and foundations make an investment in Maryknoll School and its students. In the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2015, $1,214,367 came to us as gifts to be used for the good of the school. We are so grateful for this generosity and faith in us.

There are many ways to give to Maryknoll, each integral to our ongoing mission: AIM (Annual Investment in Maryknoll) The annual AIM campaign is an essential part of our school’s annual budget. AIM supports classrooms and curricula; athletics and physical education programs; arts programs; Campus Ministry; extra-curricular activities; teacher development; technology; and on-going upgrades to the physical plant. All money given to AIM is used in the year in which it is given.

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Scholarship Endowment The Maryknoll School Endowment helps to ensure that financial aid is available for the one in four students who need assistance with their tuition. A strong endowment is an investment in the future.

Giving

Capital Project Donations Some gifts made to the school are specifically earmarked for on-going projects, such as the upgrades to 21st century classrooms, making possible enhanced learning environments with the latest in technology.

The Kekumano Benefit Dinner All proceeds from the annual Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award & Scholarship Dinner go into the Kekumano Endowed Scholarship. Sixteen scholarships of varying amounts are given annually.

Annual School Luau The annual school luau is not only an opportunity to enjoy ono luau food and meet up with old and new friends, but it also helps support the annual Parent Teacher Association budget. It is the largest family event of the year.

Since 1927, Maryknoll School has been an important part of this community and the many gifts, large and small, from our generous donors have enabled us to grow and flourish. We are so grateful for the support of each of the people listed in the following pages for their part in making Maryknoll School what it is today.

Noblesse Oblige.

Yvonne Morris ‘63 Director of Institutional Advancement 10

Report

2014 - 2015

Annual Summary For fiscal year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015

Annual Investment in Maryknoll (AIM) Unrestricted Operating Fund Building & Maintenance Scholarship Other Total AIM Fundraising Events Alumni Week: Bowling

Golf Tournament

Alumni Dinner Total Alumni Week Kekumano Dinner Luau

$

128,055 100,300 216,346 13,169

$

457,870

$

1,695 29,709 6,120 37,524 439,921 115,845

$

Total Fundraising Events

$

593,290

Endowment (scholarship)

$

18,015

Capital Projects

$

145,192

Total Giving

$

1,214,367

Percentage of Constituency Giving to AIM Alumni Parents Grandparents Corporations and Foundations Friends and Others Board Members Parents of Alumni Administrators Faculty & Staff

6% 16% 7% 47% 3% 100% 2% 100% 50%

The donors listed in this report made gifts to support Maryknoll School between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Gifts made after June 30, 2015 are credited to the 2015 - 2016 Annual Investment in Maryknoll (AIM) and will be recognized in the next annual report. We have made every effort to be accurate in recognizing those who have done so much for Maryknoll. Please accept our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions. Feel free to contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at (808) 952-7310 so that we may correct your records.

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Annual Giving For fiscal year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 * Indicates those who have given to AIM for 10 or more consecutive years.

A special mahalo to these donors for their ongoing commitment to the students at Maryknoll School.

Benefactor’s Circle $5000 and above Bank of Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean Mrs. Joan S. Bellinger Belt Collins Hawaii, LTD C.S. Wo & Sons, LTD Central Pacific Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ming Cheung D. Otani Produce Dennis Uniform Company First Hawaiian Bank G.N. Wilcox Trust * Estate of Virginia Gonsalves Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Harrison * Hawaii Community Foundation Hawaii Pacific Health Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hiramatsu ‘75 Mr. Galen Ho ‘63 and Mrs. Patricia Ching ‘63 Ho * Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation * Interior Showplace Princess Abigail K.K. Kawananakoa Ms. Susan Kosasa Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kosasa * Mr. Kent Lau Mrs. Claire Chong ‘50 Lau and Mr. Merton Lau McInerny Foundation * Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc. Dr. Edison H. Miyawaki ‘47 Mr. Ross and Mrs. Dayle Murakami * Dr. Elahe Omidyar Mir-Djalali Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Otani Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rodriguez * Mr. and Mrs. Grelyn Rosario The Schuler Family Foundation Mr. Gordon L.K. Smith Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Thomas & Mi Kosasa Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Mrs. Virginia Tiu Mr. Eric ‘67 Tiwanak and Mrs. Gail Nakagaki ‘67 Tiwanak

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TSK Charitable Foundation United Laundry Services, Inc. Mrs. Corine L. Hayashi Watanabe Mr. Darryl P. Wong and Mrs. Teresa L. Brink-Wong Xerox Hawaii

Board Circle $2500 to $4999 AB & Associates Insurance Services, Inc. Armstrong Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rendell K. Bourg ‘73 Cades Schutte, LLP Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Malcom H.M. Chang Mr. and Mrs. Paul Y. Chinen ‘57 * Mrs. Barbara Ching and Mr. Han P. Ching * Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Choo Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Cordes ‘88 D. Lau Family Fund E. Grossman Family Trust Mr. Aaron and Mrs. Angela Eberhardt Ernst & Young LLP Mr. Howard Fisk and Ms. Katherine Dean Ms. Vicki Galam Hawaii Management Alliance Association Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hee ‘64 Ms. Helen Higa IC Construction, Inc Dr. Patricia Young ‘61 Lee and Dr. Worldster Lee Lin and Ella Wong Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma * McCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon LLP Mr. Dean M. Miyamoto ‘72 * Next Design, LLC Mrs. Doris Quinones Ng * Ms. Zale T. Okazaki Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation Mr. Lorenzo Revilla and Dr. Maria Ilar-Revilla Mr. Anthony R. Sellitto III ‘83 Sodexo

Mrs. Audrey Nakagaki ‘64 Tanaka and Mr. Milton Tanaka * Mr. Alan and Mrs. Carole Tang The ABC Stores Torkildson, Katz, Moore, Hetherington & Harris Mr. and Mrs. John K. Uekawa Mr. Alfred M.K. Wong and Mrs. Laurie W.L. Hong ‘56 Wong * Maj. Gen. Darryll Wong ‘68 and Mrs. Teresa Ching-Wong ‘69 * Mr. Stacey T.J. Wong ‘70 and Mrs. Lorena T. Wong Mrs. Susan Chong ‘66 Wong and Dr. Calvin Y.H. Wong * Mr. Kalbert K. Young ‘87 Mr. Chris Q.Y. Yuen ‘71

President’s Club $1000 to $2499 Mrs. Maria Bediones Mr. and Mrs. William H.Q. Bow Mrs. Kelli K. Brandvold Chaminade University of Honolulu Mr. Robert K.Y. Chang ‘56 * Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Chock ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Chong Mr. Carl and Mrs. Laurie Chun Ms. Victoria C. Villarama Collins ‘64 Constellation Brands, Inc. Mr. Andrew W. Corcoran ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Costa Mrs. Marlene Dias ‘66 DeCosta and Mr. Thom DeCosta * Mr. Danilo Domingo and Mrs. Harrilynn Kameenui Ms. Heather L. Lehr Ellis Mr. Andrew K.K. Everett ‘95 Mr. Doug Ferreira ‘63 First Hawaiian Bank Foundation Foodland Super Market, Ltd. * Mr. Blenn Fujimoto Mr. Myles ‘85 and Mrs. Cheryl Fujiwara

Mr. Erwin Fung Mr. and Mrs. Gino L. Gabrio Mrs. Vivian W.M. Goo Ms. Anne P. Harpham ‘68 Hawaii Stars Presents, Inc. Hello World Mr. Michael ‘57 Ho and Mrs. Patricia Chu ‘57 Ho Mrs. Carolyn Dang ‘67 Hong and Mr. Leslie Hong Mrs. Rosalie Moilee Hong Dr. Yoji and Mrs. Maika Ikeda Mr. Marco Johnson Kaho’omiki Mrs. Maile Kawamura and Mr. Toby Kawamura Mr. Michael F. Kawazoe ‘95 Dr. Mari Ann Zeiler ‘82 Keithahn and Dr. Stephen T. Keithahn Ms. Diane Mari Kimura Knights of Columbus Mr. Howard K. Komine ‘82 Mr. Edison C.Y. Kwock ‘59 * Mrs. Edwina Cordeiro Lee ‘58 * Dr. and Mrs. Irwin K.M. Lee Mr. Stanford C. Lee ‘75 Mrs. Sadie Mau ‘57 Lew and Mr. Llewellyn Lew * Mrs. Violet Loo Mrs. Christine Mattos ‘85 Loomis and Mr. Philip Loomis * Mr. Perry and Mrs. Leann Martin Ms. Denise Ellen Medeiros ‘88 Mrs. Yvonne Usita ‘63 Morris and Mr. James Morris * Mr. and Mrs. Lester K. Oshiro * Mr. Jerry K.C. Pang ‘56 * Riggs Distributing, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Ryan Mrs. Lisa Kunimune ‘77 Sakamoto and Mr. Keith M. Sakamoto Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Shigeta ‘54 Mr. Warren Shon Mrs. Edwina Lau ‘57 Siu and Mr. Stanley Siu Mrs. Valerie Wong ‘63 Sorensen and Mr. David Sorensen * Southern Wine and Spirits Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Courtney Takai Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Takano * Dr. Lawrence and Mrs. Shirley Tam The Queen’s Medical Center TJK Enterprises Mrs. Jennifer Tseu and Dr. Joseph Tseu * Mr. Thomas T. Ueno

Mr. Justin T. Ushio ‘14 Mrs. Michelle Arakawa ‘81 Ushio and Mr. Glenn Ushio * Mr. John H. Walbridge, Jr. ‘65 Webco Foundation Mrs. Cori Weston and Mr. Jeffrey Weston * Mr. and Mrs. David K.C. Wong Mr. Derrick D.H. ‘68 Wong and Mrs. Carol Kwak ‘68 Wong * Dr. and Mrs. Livingston M.F. Wong ‘48 Ms. Stella M. Q. Wong ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Wong Mr. A. Jack Woods and Mrs. Patricia Hoenigman-Woods

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In Honor of Ms. Cari Ann Honda Mr. David and Mrs. Eileen Lau In Honor of Gov. David Ige and Rep. Sharon Har Mrs. Leorosie N. Nabor Zabanal In Honor of KA Teachers Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Minori Hung In Honor of Ms. Gaylen Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Eleuterio T. Arnobit Sr.

In Honor of Mr. Wendell Bacnis Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Hilby Chinen

In Honor of Nainoa Lynch ’17 and Kanoa Lynch ‘18 Mr. A. Jack Wods and Mrs. Patricia Hoenigman-Woods

In Honor of Mrs. Steven Caley Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Angelita Perdido

In Honor of Mrs. Christeana Jones Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Hilby Chinen

In Honor of Mr. Elliott Chamizo ‘61 Ms. Lila Loos

In Honor of Mr. Troy Kamiya Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Tanaka

In Honor of Mr. Jeffrey Chang ‘94 Mr. Eddie I. and Mrs. Helen Y. Agbayani Mr. and Mrs. Keichi Nakasone

In Honor of Mrs. Lorraine Kojima Mr. Gordon Hung and Ms. Lea Michelle Lee

In Honor of Mrs. Stephanie Conching Mr. and Mrs. Shinji Nakanishi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soga

In Honor of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kosasa Mrs. Edith Leong

In Honor of Mrs. Jaclyn Culver Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sakamoto In Honor of Mrs. Kathy Felipe Mr. Jason and Mrs. Juvana Sunahara In Honor of Dr. Eugene Guillian Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C.J. Lee Ms. Lila A. Loos In Honor of Mr. Daniel Hickel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Takara In Honor of Mrs. Joy Higa Mrs. Elizabeth Manuel Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Angelita Perdido

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In Honor of Mrs. Rebecca Kotake Mr. Scott and Mrs. Jenny Nakagawa In Honor of Mrs. Paulette Laanui Mrs. Elizabeth Manuel In Honor of Mrs. Mardi LaPrade Mr. Randy and Mrs. Kristeen Chu In Honor of Ms. Deanne Lee ‘04 Dr. Emmanuel Kintu Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Loo In Honor of Mrs. Colleen Yoda ‘75 Liu Mr. Stephen E. Marvin and Mrs. Seung Eun Lee

In Honor of Mr. Milton Makishi Dr. Yoji and Mrs. Maika Ikeda Mr. Sean and Mrs. Jodi Kee In Honor of Mrs. Chelsea Malefyt Mr. and Mrs. Shinji Nakanishi Mr. and Mrs. Takaie Yoshimoto In Honor of Mr. William McFeeley Mr. Epifanio and Mrs. Donna Agas Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Angelita Perdido In Honor of Mrs. Heidi McGivern Mr. Kirk and Mrs. Jennifer Halemano Ms. Lila A. Loos In Honor of Mrs. Rie Mizumura Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Angelita Perdido In Honor of Mrs. JoAnn Morisato Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Yamamoto In Honor of Mr. James Petersen Mr. Steven E. Marvin and Mrs. Seung Eun Lee In Honor of Mr. Jeremy Ramos ‘07 Mr. Dan Y.W. Au Hoy Mrs. Reyna Nishimoto ’89 Hashimoto and Mr. Scott Hashimoto In Honor of Mrs. Dawn Shiinoki-Ho Mr. Sean and Mrs. Jodi Lee Mr. Floyd and Mrs. Joey Otani Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Yamamoto In Honor of Ms. Kelsey Shimshock Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Himeda In Honor of Mrs. Sara Smitherman Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Angelita Perdido In Honor of Dr. Anne Wong ’97 Sylva Mr. Renato and Mrs. Cecile Flojo In Honor of Mrs. Claire Thompson Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Lisa Jicha Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sakamotor Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Yanagawa

In Honor of Mrs.Virginia Tiu Ms. Lauren R. Wright In Honor of Dr. John Trowbridge Ms. Lila A. Loos In Honor of Mrs. Mary Jane Vannatta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean Mr. and Mrs. John Oshiro In Honor of Mrs. Lynne Taniguchi ’69 Watanabe Mr. Jason and Mrs. Juvana Sunahara In Honor of Mr. Fred Weisberger Mr. Gary and Mrs. Gayla Evora Mr. John and Mrs. Lillian Lacio In Honor of Mr. Donald Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong Mr. Michael and Mrs. Denise Beauchemin Mr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Matsumoto In Honor of Ms. Kit-U Wong ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C.J. Lee In Honor of Mrs. Sheila Worley Mr. Michael and Mrs. Denise Beauchemin Mrs. Betty L. Wong

Ms. Iris R. Shimabukuro ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Shimomura Mr. Jonathan M.T. Sim ‘99 Mrs. Carla A. Chock ‘74 Siu * Ms. Danielle Smith Mrs. Sara Smitherman and Mr. Luke Smitherman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soga Carol Ann Bryan Sousa Mrs. Joan Teves ‘52 Sroufe Mrs. Susan M. Stacy ‘61 Mr. Jeff A. Strauser ‘68 Mr. Yang Suh and Dr. Mari Ikeguchi Mr. William and Mrs. Marian Swider Dr. Anne Wong ‘97 Sylva and Mr. Jareus Sylva * Terry and Carole Tamura Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Tanaka Mrs. Regina K. Teramoto Capt. Arthur Teves ‘64 Ms. Carla Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Peter Togawa Mr. Terrence K. Torco ‘90 Mr. Patrick K. Torres ‘03 Mrs. Jewel Mun ‘73 Toyama and Mr. Gerald Toyama Mrs. Alice Neumann ‘45 Trani Mrs. Michiyo Tsubata-Okihiro Mrs. Mary Ann Yim ‘67 Underwood Mr. and Mrs. James A. Uy Jimmy ‘86 and Lisa ‘87 Ventura Mr. Jason Ventura ‘93

Mrs. Lynne Taniguchi ‘69 Watanabe * Theresa Y. Wee, M.D. ‘72 Mrs. Lourdes Lee ‘78 Whang and Mr. Russell Whang Mrs. Patricia Lindo ‘57 Wigglesworth Mrs. Catherine Salado ‘55 Wong and Mr. Gordon Wong Mrs. Judith E. Wong ‘55 Mr. Kingsley W.G. Wong ‘63 Mr. Warren M.M.K. Wong ‘71 Mrs. Margaret Kau ‘64 Woo Mrs. Isabella Grohmann ‘80 Wooldridge Mr. Stratton R.Y. Wright ‘06 Dr. Susan L. Wynne-Piters ‘71 and Dr. Kenneth Piters Mr. Rodney Yamabe ‘64 Mr. David Yamasaki Mrs. Linda Chee ‘52 Yee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Yokoyama Ms. Carol M. Young ‘58 Dr. Robert Young ‘59 and Mrs. Virginia Lum ‘72 Mrs. Leorosie N. Nabor Zabanal

In Honor of Mrs. Sandra Yamane Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Yamamoto In Honor of Ms. Gail Yamashita Mr. and Mrs. Haruyuki Kamemoto In Honor of Mr. Eduardo Zabanal ‘15 Mrs. Leorosie N. Nabor Zabanal

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REMEMBERING THE PAST... HONORING THE PRESENT

Mahalo to Our 2015 Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award & Scholarship Dinner Table Sponsors Jade Sponors Bob & Frances Bean Dr. Tom & Mi Kosasa Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc. Luis & Naomi Salaveria

Ilima Sponsors Joan Bellinger H.T. Hayashi Foundation HMAA, HWMG, & McCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Ginny Tiu

Maile Sponsors Air Service Hawaii Bank of Hawaii Joan Bellinger Belt Collins Hawaii Central Pacific Bank Sonny & Barbara ’61 Ching & Dr. Worldster and Dr. Patricia ’61 Lee C.S. Wo & Sons First Hawaiian Bank Sam & Lea Goin

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Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP Hawaii Pacific Health Interior Showplace, Ltd. Don Kim Susan Kosasa Princess Abigail K.K. Kawananakoa Ross & Dayle Murakami Dr. Angela Pratt Grelyn & Shelia Rosario Gordon Smith The Blooming Pot Claire Tong Torkildson Katz Moore Hetherington & Harris and Ross Murakami United Laundry Services, Inc.

Plumeria Sponsors ABC Stores ABM Family of Services Advanced Fence Solution Al and Laurie ’56 Wong Aloha Island Uniforms / Dennis Uniforms AMPCO Albert & Dolores Bediones

Cades Schutte LLP Catholic Charities Hawaii Dean Miyamoto ‘72 Marlene DeCosta ’66 and Friends Aaron & Angela Eberhardt Ernst & Young, LLP Friends of Bob & Frances Bean IC Construction Island Holdings Inc. Lin & Ella Wong Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma Malcom HM Chang DDS, Inc Maryknoll School – Office of Alumni Relations New City Nissan Next Design, LLC Ng Family Ohata Chun Yuen, LLP Zale T. Okazaki Destiny K. Higa Sodexo James W.Y. Wong and Darryl P. Wong Darryll D. Wong ’68 and Derek D.H. Wong ‘68 Stacey T.J Wong ‘70 Dr. Calvin and Susan ’66 Wong XEROX Corporation Kalbert K. Young ‘87

The 2015 Noblesse Oblige Award

was presented to Robert and Frances Bean at the 17th annual Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award & Scholarship Dinner on April 26, 2015. The dinner acknowledges the memory of a good and generous friend of Maryknoll School –Monsignor Charles Kekumano and his commitment to education.

Because of the funds raised through the annual dinner, 16 Kekumano scholarships are given to deserving students annually.

The Beans have made a lasting impact at Maryknoll and have been instrumental in the school’s continuing renovation of classrooms to innovation and technologydriven 21st century learning spaces. Their other community interests include youth, the arts, women’s health, protecting natural resources and animals.

They have made an impact through many other Hawaii organizations, including the Hawaiian Humane Society, the Kapiolani Women’s Center, Hawaii Community Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii, Boys and Girls Club of Honolulu, Honolulu Museum of Art, and Malama Maunalua.

From left, Maryknoll School Board Member Cori Weston, Kekumano Dinner Co-Chairs Mi Kosasa and Ginny Tiu, Frances Bean, Maryknoll School President Perry Martin and Robert Bean

Mahalo to the following individuals and corporations for their generous monetary gifts and services in support of the 2015 Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award & Scholarship Dinner Armstrong Builders, LLC Bob & Frances Bean Joan S. Bellinger John & Mary Lou Brogan Chaminade University of Hawaii Mark Conching D. Otani Produce Edward Enterprises, Inc. First American Title Company, Inc Green Thumb, Inc. Elizabeth Rice Grossman

Diane Kimura Dr. Tom & Mi Kosasa Dr. & Mrs. Irwin K.M. Lee Violet Loo Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mau Mitsunaga & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Scott Morimoto Jo-ann Morisato Dr. Elahe Mir-Djalali Omidyar Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation PSAV Mr. Yang Suh & Dr. Mari Ikeguchi Dr. Derek Takai & Dr. Jaelene Yates

The Original Hawaiian Factory The Queen’s Medical Center Dr. Joseph Tseu and Mrs. Jennifer Tseu Schuler Family Foundation Sheraton Waikiki Jack Tyrrell Glenn & Michelle ‘81 Ushio Bill & Cynthia Wilson

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Mahalo to the following generous donors who contributed to the 2015 Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Award and Scholarship Dinner Alan Wong’s Honolulu Aloha Island Uniforms Arthur Murray Dance Center Faamoana & Tracy Lynne Atagi Atlantis Submarines Hawaii Dr. Robert & Lora Baysa Bob & Frances Bean Colin Beard & Dawn Sugihara Michael & Denise Beauchemin Mona Bernadino Big Island Candies Bishop Museum Blue Hawaiian Helicopters Body Glove Cruises Budget Rent A Car Dr. Norman & Kellie Cheung Michael & Joyce Ching Dennis & Lori Chong Kee Randy & Kristeen Chu Consolidated Amusement Theatres Constellation Brands Jon & Kimberly Dahl Dave & Busters Johanna De Silva John & Sue Dean Diamond Head Theatre Dr. Kevin & Terrie Dieffenbach Arnel & Grace Domingo Doraku Restaurant Edward Enterprises, Inc. Elite Limousine Service

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Eye Productions Libby Fabrio Anthony & Debra Fikac Arnold & Rachel Fukumoto Germaine’s Luau, Inc. Glow Putt Mini Golf Grand Wailea - Maui Mark Hack Bruce Hale Hawaii Opera Theatre Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki & Golf Club Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Hawaii Theatre Center Bob Hines & Catherine Ngo Honolulu Theatre for Youth Honolulu Zoo Society David Hudson & Dana Kokubun Hula Grill Waikiki Ice Palace Hawaii IMILOA - Astronomy Center of Hawaii Alice Inoue of Happiness U Allene Ishikawa ‘58 Island Club & Spa Denis & Ella Isono J & C Jewels J Salon Joshua & Ann Margaret Jacobs Jams World Janna Joe-Hagiwara Kaanapali Beach Hotel Anna Kajiwara Jon & Darcie ‘90 Kawamura Toby & Maile Kawamura Michael Kawazoe ‘95 Kristopher Kern ‘98

Glenn & Traci Kim Kohala Zipline Kona Brewing Co. Krazy Karaoke Duane & Susan Kurisu Kyo-ya Management Lappert’s Hawaii Le Bistro Le Sport Sac Leahi Swim School Mei Wai Lee Legends in Concert Waikiki Leighton Lam Designs Jackie Loo Maile Money Lei for You Manoa Valley Theatre Marian’s Catering Market City Shopping Center Perry & Leann Martin Arnold & Thuy Martines Maryknoll Class Project, Kindergarten Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 1 Classrooms

Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 2 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 3 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 4 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 5 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 6 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 7 Classrooms Maryknoll Class Project, Grade 8 Classrooms Maryknoll School Maryknoll School, Athletic Department Mike Masuda Maui Divers Jewelry Design Center Maui Ocean Center Mauna Lani Bay Hotel, Big Island McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii, Inc. McKinley Car Wash Michel’s at the Colony Surf Duane & Patricia Miyashiro Lance & Ayumi Mizumoto Monkeypod Kitchen Restaurant Yvonne Morris ‘63 Morton’s The Steakhouse Mountain Apple Company Nails by Carrie Nalo Farms, Inc. Neiman Marcus Honolulu Steven Nyman Valery O’Brien Kaleolani Ogura ‘16 Pacific Aviation Museum, Pearl Harbor Pacific Whale Foundation Pacific Window Tinting Pali Tours & Travel Paradise Cove Luau Piano Lessons by Ms. Lynn Polynesian Cultural Center Pualani Hawaii Queen Emma Ballet Restaurant Suntory

Riggs Distributing Inc. Rivals Waikiki Roberts Hawaii Rock-A-Hula Roy Sakuma Productions Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center Roy’s Waikoloa Bar & Grill SOHO Fashion Inc. Salon 808 Priscilla Saiot Taylor Sayles ‘19 Sea Life Park Sheraton Kona Resort and Spa Sheraton Waikiki Warren Shon Jason Sumida Clinton & Marleen Sunda Swarovski Sparkles by Nastia Maxine Vickery Taj Clubhouse Tamura’s Fine Wines & Liquors Tesla Motors The Blooming Pot The Cheesecake Factory

The Club at Kukui ula The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art The Madden Corporation The Old Spaghetti Factory The Pacific Club USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc. Vim N Vigor Waikiki Aquarium Waikiki Parc Hotel Dr. Gerald ‘79 & Peggy Watanabe Wet’N’Wild Hawaii Don Williams Al & Laurie ‘56 Wong Yanagi Sushi Reid & Jodi Yoshida Kenn & Kimberly Yuen Zippy’s

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A Commitment to

Maryknoll School

Maryknoll and the Maryknoll Sisters made an impact on Nancy Hada ‘40 Nakamura that she never forgot. When she died in 2007 she left a portion of her estate to Maryknoll, enabling the school to establish the Nancy Nakamura Scholarship and to use some of the money to help with the campaign for the Maryknoll Community Center.

Jerry and Mieko Beckers were parishioners at Sacred Heart Church and would walk by the grade school campus on their way to daily Mass. Seeing the children in the playground made an impression and they chose to leave their real estate assets to the school after their death. Today, the proceeds from the sale of that property provide middle school scholarships.

Rudolph A. Sylva ‘35 was in the first graduating class at Maryknoll with his twin brother, Ralph, who went on to be a Maryknoll priest. Rudolph made his career at Hawaiian Electric Co. and when he died in 2000 he left $1.4 million in his will to fund the Rudolph A. and Ralph W. Sylva Scholarship. Since then, the scholarship has provided tuition assistance to numerous Maryknoll students with scholastic merit or scholastic promise each year.

Nancy Nakamura, Rudolph Sylva and the Beckers all made planned gifts during their lifetimes that have reaped benefits many times over in the lives that have been touched by those gifts. That is a legacy that is measured not just by money but also by the transformative difference in the lives of students. These gifts also are examples of the ways that people can make substantive gifts that are greater than they could make from their discretionary income during their lifetime.

“Donors often want to help their favorite cause but think they do not have the financial wherewithal to make a meaningful gift or they don’t think they have enough assets to need a will. But Planned Gifts include: many people don’t realize how much they do have or how valuable their property is or how it can help others,” said Yvonne Morris ‘63, Maryknoll’s Director of • Bequests in wills Institutional Advancement. “Planned gifts can set up a donor’s assets to do good or living trusts in the future and to continue to support donors and their families.”

• Beneficiary designations Types of planned gifts include bequests in wills or living trusts, beneficiary of retirement plans, designations of retirement plans, brokerage accounts and life insurance policies, brokerage accounts and charitable lead trusts, and charitable remainder trusts. Assets particularly life insurance policies appropriate for planned gifts include cash, real estate and stock.

• Charitable lead trusts To recognize and honor those individuals who create their own personal • Charitable remainder legacy by supporting Maryknoll School through a bequest or other planned gift, trusts the Foundation for Maryknoll School has created the Noblesse Oblige Society.

Membership in the Society allows the school and the Foundation to express Assets particularly appropriate their gratitude to those who have made a planned gift and to recognize the for planned gifts include cash, leadership of those whose philanthropy is an inspiration to others. real estate and stock.

All planned gifts will go into scholarship endowment, which is set up for the sole use of tuition assistance in perpetuity.

Members of the Noblesse Oblige Society not only have the satisfaction of knowing their gifts will create a personal lasting legacy, but they will be invited to special events throughout the school year, including a dinner with the president of the school.

To learn more about planned gifts, contact Yvonne Morris, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 808-952-7310 or yvonne.morris@maryknollschool.org.

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