The Knoller Magazine, Fall 2024

96th Celebration, year in recap From Maryknoll to Cleveland Guardians 2023-2024 Annual Report of Giving

BISHOP LARRY SILVA Hawai’i’s first native-born Bishop, serving as the Diocese of Honolulu’s fifth Bishop since 2005. His tenure has been marked by leading the Diocese through heritage, challenges, and canonizations, as he approaches retirement at age 75.

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MARYKNOLL SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Father EJ Resinto PASTOR Tom Broderick CHAIR Shana Tong ‘83 PRESIDENT, HEAD OF SCHOOL John Harada Dr. Rosita Leong Russell Leu Katie MacNeil John Vannatta Caroline Witherspoon-Chouari Ryan Yamaguchi Kalbert Young ‘87 Dr. Llewellyn Young

BOARD EMERITUS Paul Chinen ‘57 Cori Weston Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr. Robert Harrison Dr. Thomas Kosasa Alfred M.K. Wong

FOUNDATION MEMBERS

ADMINISTRATION Shana Tong ‘83 PRESIDENT, HEAD OF SCHOOL Marissa Bratton DIRECTOR OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT Lori Carlos ’87 DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Carol Chong PRINCIPAL, ACADEMIC VISIONARY Cindy Lam CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Budd Lauer DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Chelsea Malefyt ELEMENTARY LEVEL DIVISION HEAD James R. Morris II ’85 DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY Dan Nagami MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD Lester Oshiro FACILITIES MANAGER Ben Valle ‘84 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Father EJ Resinto CHAIR Paul Chinen ’57 Peter C.K. Fong Bishop Larry Silva Alfred M.K. Wong

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DESIGN: LIFTED CREATIVE STUDIO Larry Ganiron, Creative Director Jeffrey Bonsato, Art Director / Designer Anna Manuel, Project Manager

PHOTOGRAPHY: Expressions Office of Marketing, Communication, and Community Engagement Kyle Roche ’18

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: L ori Carlos ‘87 Carol Chong Monica Hahn ‘84 Kateri Inglis Yvonne Chun ‘70 Izumi Mary LaPorte ‘08 Budd Lauer Kelly Marrotte Ouida “Yvonne” Morris ‘63 Dana Fukuda ‘98 Rauckhorst Christina Souza Chasen St. Onge ‘09 Shana Tong ‘83

EDITORS: Lori Carlos ‘87 Monica Hahn ‘84 Budd Lauer Christina Souza Chasen St. Onge ‘09

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kevin Sakamoto PRESIDENT Budd Lauer EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Robert Harrison Kevin Higa ‘99 Emily McCollum ‘91 Anthony Mizuno ‘89 H. Brian Moore Ross Murakami Cori Weston Derrick Wong ‘68

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BLAST FROM THE PAST

ALUMNI WEEK RECAP

Reflect on cherished memories, significant milestones, and contagious laughter as we celebrate our 96th year.

Jean Charlot, a renowned artist of FrenchMexican heritage, enriched Maryknoll Grade School with frescoes and sculptures, reflecting his dedication to faith, culture, and education, leaving a lasting legacy.

Take a trip down memory lane and explore the activities of Alumni Week 2024, celebrating our alumni and the Jubilarian Class of 1974.

12 After a 46-year break, Maryknoll Spartans won the Heide & Cook Division II Girls Basketball Championship on February 8, 2024, beating Hanalani 46-33 and achieving a 24-3 season record.

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THE PETER C.K. FONG PLAYGROUND

NOBLESSE OBLIGE DINNER: OCTOBER 19, 2024

Completed in February 2024, our new playground epitomizes holistic education by integrating free and structured play, promoting physical activity, and supporting student health.

Congratulations to Bishop Clarence “Larry” Silva, this year’s Noblesse Oblige honoree, and Lucile Smith '37 Mistysyn, recipient of Maryknoll’s inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award.

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The CTL Fellows Program, a year-long initiative, empowers 20 diverse high school seniors, like Kai Barsana-Szewczyk '24, fostering leadership rooted in local traditions through rigorous curriculum and impactful community projects.

Historic Bachelot Hall reopens after $6M renovation: A Legacy of Faith, Creativity, and Community at Maryknoll School and Sacred Heart Parish; now serving as a Performing Arts Center and Parish Hall.

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20 Derrick Bulatao, aka DJ Kutmaster Spaz, transitioned from a renowned DJ to a Creative Media teacher and mentor at Maryknoll School, where he fosters holistic student growth and champions innovative education.

CLASS OF 2024 Dedicated to celebrating the Class of 2024 and their future endeavors.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Aloha Maryknoll Community, For ninety-seven remarkable years, Maryknoll School has stood as a pillar of excellence, thanks in no small part to the unwavering dedication and generosity of our donors and supporters like you.

As we reflect on a century of history, we are humbled by the countless individuals, families, and organizations that have rallied behind our school, recognizing its profound impact on the lives of students and the broader community. From alumni who fondly recall their days within these halls, to local businesses that understand the importance of investing in future leaders, our supporters are united by a shared commitment to our Mission.

At the heart of Maryknoll School lies a profound belief in the transformative power of education which is modeled by the Maryknoll Fathers, Sisters, and Brothers. Their work around the world is a tribute to this philosophy. Beyond excellence in education, we strive to cultivate well-rounded individuals who are imbued with strong values and morals, and a keen sense of purpose. This integrated approach to education is made possible by the generosity of our donors, who have provided resources necessary to enrich our programs, facilities, professional development, and student support services.

From scholarship and financial aid, extra-curricular activities, and facility improvements like the newly renovated Bachelot Hall, The Mi and Dr. Tom Kosasa Performing Arts Center, our donors have played a crucial role in ensuring that every student can thrive and succeed. Together we are shaping the future, one student at a time. Whether through philanthropic endeavors, volunteer opportunities, or advocacy, supporters embody the spirit of compassion and service that lies at the core of the Maryknoll experience. Contributions have not only opened doors for aspiring scholars but have also empowered students to become leaders in their communities.

Spending the day on campus, one can see the growth of Maryknoll through the decades, which is reflected in the facilities, curriculum, advanced instructional practice, as well as students who are confident, global, and eager to make their mark on the world.

I extend our deepest gratitude. Your generosity fuels our Mission, strengthens our community, and transforms lives. As we embark on the next chapter of our journey, we do so with profound appreciation for your unwavering support. Here is ninety-seven years of legacy, and many more years to come.

With sincere appreciation,

SHANA TONG ’83 President, Maryknoll School

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DIVISION HEAD BIOGRAPHIES

DAN NAGAMI Our Division Head for Middle-Level and High School (Grades 6-12), Dan Nagami, is no stranger to Maryknoll. He has been a part of the Maryknoll Community for 25 years and has served the school in several roles, including Vice President of Academic Affairs, Director of External Affairs, Director of Extended Learning, and head of our COVID Response Team. In addition, Dan was a coach and coordinator for Maryknoll School’s canoe paddling and golf programs.

Born and raised in ‘Aiea, Dan graduated from ‘Iolani School and continued his education at the University of Washington and the University of Hawai‘i, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and Psychology and his Professional Diploma in Education. He worked for over 10 years as a public school teacher with the State of Hawai‘i in Elementary and Special Education, as well as coaching football and basketball at James Campbell High School.

Dan recently celebrated his 33rd wedding anniversary with his wife Robin. His three children (KJ '12, Aaron '15, Tia '18) are all graduates of Maryknoll School. In his spare time, you’ll find Dan on the golf course, or in the stands watching University of Hawai‘i sports.

CHELSEA MALEFYT Chelsea Malefyt is the Elementary Level Division Head for grades PK-5. Her educational background includes a degree in Elementary and Special Education, which was earned from the University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa. Chelsea began her career as a special education teacher in the Hawaii Department of Education (DOE).

Chelsea is in her 11th year at Maryknoll School, where she has had the privilege of serving in various roles. Chelsea started as a 3rd grade teacher and took on responsibilities as a PLTW (Project Lead the Way) instructor, yearbook advisor, robotics coach, and dean.

Chelsea’s dedication to Maryknoll is deeply influenced by her three wonderful daughters, two of whom currently attend the school. They inspire Chelsea daily and their presence has a significant impact on her commitment to fostering an excellent learning environment.

Beyond Maryknoll, you can find Chelsea at The Movement Center dance studio, happily sitting on the floor, watching her daughters gracefully dance. Otherwise, she can be found on a basketball court, enthusiastically cheering them on during their games. These moments with her daughters bring immense joy and fulfillment to her life.

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A Journey of Dedication CAROL CHONG'S PATH TO PRINCIPAL, ACADEMIC VISIONARY

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Carol Chong, the daughter of Filipino immigrants, grew up with a strong emphasis on the importance of education.

Her father, a laborer with only a second-grade education, and her mother, a high school graduate who built a long career as a housekeeper in a Waikīkī hotel, were determined to provide a solid educational foundation for Chong and her sisters to ensure they did not face the same hardships.

Chong’s academic journey began at St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Kalihi, followed by Sacred Hearts Academy for high school. These institutions not only provided her with a robust academic education but also deepened her Catholic faith. Chong became an active member of the church, serving as a lector and participating in Campus Ministry.

Continuing her education, Chong earned a BA in English from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Her teaching career began at her high school alma mater, Sacred Hearts Academy, where she taught freshman regular and honors classes. After several years, Chong aspired to extend her impact on the broader community and joined the second Catholic cohort for educational leaders at Chaminade University of Honolulu.

principal at Holy Family Catholic Academy. Her career trajectory continued upward as she assumed the role of principal at St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Kalihi. Most recently, she served as the Upper School Principal at Sacred Hearts Academy.

With over twenty years of experience in Hawai‘i Catholic school education, Chong now takes on the role of Principal Academic Visionary at Maryknoll School. She expresses immense excitement and a sense of blessing as she steps into this new leadership position. Chong looks forward to collaborating with Administrator Fr. EJ Resinto, the Maryknoll Sisters, President Shana Tong '83, and the entire Spartan community to deliver the best coeducational education on the island.

Chong is eager to share her knowledge, experiences, and the connections she has cultivated throughout her educational career.

Her leadership style emphasizes teamwork and a commitment to helping all students succeed. She is ready to engage with students, families, and staff, bringing her love of God and positive spirit to serve the Maryknoll community.

Gooo Spartans!

Upon receiving her MA in Educational Leadership from Chaminade University, Chong was appointed assistant

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HHSAA Division II Girls Basketball Champions INTERVIEW WITH COACH THOMAS "CHICO" FURTADO: A SEASON OF SUCCESS AND UNITY

W RI T T EN BY CH A SEN ST. ONGE '09

After a 46-year hiatus, the Maryknoll Spartans are champions once again. On February 8th, the Spartans clinched their first state title since 1978 by defeating Hanalani 46-33 in the Heide & Cook Division II Girls Basketball Championships held at Neal S. Blaisdell Arena.

This victory marked the Spartans' 15th consecutive win, culminating in an impressive 24-3 season record.

The triumph also secured Maryknoll’s third overall state crown, solidifying their place in the history books.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: Coach Furtado, this season has been remarkable for your team. What do you believe was the key to your success?

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One of the keys to our success was recognizing that our team makeup was different this year compared to years past. Our coaching staff was able to create a team style that fit our player personnel perfectly. Our “run and gun” style, shooting a lot of 3’s, and getting everyone a lot of playing time kept the team focused and energized. It was definitely fun to watch.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: How did team camaraderie and unity play a role in this season's performance?

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: Team camaraderie and unity were mainly due to the leadership provided by our veteran players. Isabella Arrisgado '24, Janelle Yap '24, Madison Faith Guillermo '24, and Hailey Marie Perez

'25 have been in the program for a while, and they took the team under their wing and kept everyone engaged.

It’s easier to coach when your best players lead.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: Your team had an impressive pre-season schedule. How did that prepare you for the regular season?

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: Traditionally, we always play a very competitive pre-season schedule, which prepares us for our regular season. Our December trip to Las Vegas also brought our team together. The girls gained a lot of confidence playing against mainland competition, which carried us through our undefeated season.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: You mentioned that this team was different from past teams. Can you elaborate on that?

of the 35-second shot clock was also beneficial to our style of play. The girls bought into this quickly and enjoyed playing this way.

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: This team was different from past teams mainly because of our style of play.

Never before have we depended on the perimeter 3-point shot as our main mode of scoring. We averaged 10 made 3’s per game, which was tops for the entire state. Utilizing our quickness defensively was also key.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: Looking back, what were some standout moments for you this season?

Q: Chasen St. Onge: What was your main strategy going into this season?

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: The main strategy was convincing the girls that any open shot is a good shot, especially at the 3-point line. I would get upset if someone passed up an open 3. The implementation

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: I was really impressed with the way we played against KS-Hawai‘i in the state semi-finals. That was a quality win against a very good team. They had two of the top scorers in the state, and we held them well below their average. And, obviously, winning the state championship was great.

Just watching our girls celebrate all their hard work and effort was very gratifying.

A: Thomas "Chico" Furtado: I place a lot of emphasis on taking care of each other. Staying together, playing for each other, and team unity are huge with me. Sacrificing individual glory for team success is super important. Only then can we truly become champions. I believe this team accomplished that.

Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Maryknoll Spartans championship team and to Coach Thomas “Chico” Furtado who was inducted into Chaminade University Athletics Hall of Fame on February 24, 2024.

Q: Chasen St. Onge: Lastly, what principles do you emphasize with your team to ensure such success?

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The Legacy of a Champion A N IN T ERVIE W WIT H A T HREE-TIME STATE SOCCER CHAMPION

WRITTEN BY CHRISTINA SOUZA

As the sun sets on her high school career, Rissalyn Hara ’24 looks back on a journey filled with hard work, determination, and unparalleled success. Recently graduated, she stands as a testament to what can be achieved through dedication and a love for the game of soccer.

As a two-year captain of the PAC-5 team, she led her teammates to three consecutive state championships, an accomplishment that still feels surreal. In this exclusive interview, she shares her early days, influences, team dynamics, and what it truly means to be a champion.

and spend my energy somewhere productive. They put me in activities such as tumbling and ballet, but I was not too fond of it, so they put me in soccer and that’s what I’ve done ever since.”

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I have developed. When I wasn’t at practice, he was always my coach. His drive and commitment to me and making me a better player have truly gotten me to where I am today.”

From the moment she first kicked a ball, it was clear that soccer was more than just a pastime. It became a passion that would define her formative years and set the stage for her future successes.

Her father’s dedication and support played a crucial role in shaping her into the player and leader she is today. His constant encouragement and rigorous practice sessions instilled in her a relentless drive and a winning mentality.

Influences and Role Models Who were your biggest influences or role models in soccer?

Influences and Role Models How would you describe the current team dynamic?

“My biggest influencer in soccer has always been my dad. He is someone who will help you get to your goals if you want to achieve them. He practiced with me outside of normal practices a lot when I was a kid and I credit him for the skills and mentality

“PAC-5 is different, and that’s something every school in the league knows. Our team dynamic is different than a lot of school soccer teams.

Normally, you would be playing with your classmates, people you see every day. Those bonds and the chemistry

have already developed from being school friends. But for PAC-5, it is a challenge because everyone comes from different small private schools across the island. It takes a little while to feel things out, but we always come together.”

Despite the unique challenge of blending players from various schools, the PAC-5 team consistently overcame obstacles to build a cohesive and formidable unit. This ability to unify and work as a team was a key factor in their remarkable success.

Can you walk us through your role and responsibilities on the field?

“I’ve been a captain of this team for two years now. I’ve learned a lot about leadership through my role. On the field, my role is to not only lead by example and play to the best of my abilities but also uplift my teammates whenever they need it and give my team the motivation to continue playing their hardest.”

Rissalyn’s leadership extended beyond just her exceptional skills; it was about being the motivational backbone of the team, always ready to lift spirits and drive her teammates to push their limits.

Handling Pressure and Staying Focused How do you handle pressure and

maintain focus during crucial games?

“Sometimes the pressure of crucial games can get to you. But what I do, especially if I make a mistake, is tell myself something my dad always tells me. He tells me to have short-term memory and to shake off mistakes as soon as I make them. If you dwell on what you have done wrong, the mistakes pile up until it turns into a bad game.”

Her father’s advice of maintaining a short-term memory for mistakes proved invaluable. This mental fortitude allowed her to stay focused and perform under pressure, a crucial trait for any athlete striving for excellence.

How do you stay motivated and passionate about soccer?

“Playing soccer for over half my life can make it feel more like a job sometimes than a hobby. But I’ve managed to maintain my love for it through my relationships with my teammates, moments of adrenaline in games, and the excitement of getting better with each training.”

The bonds formed withteammates, the thrill of the game, and the continuous drive for improvement kept her passion for soccer alive, ensuring she never lost sight of why she loved the sport.

The Triumph of a 3-peat Championship How did it feel being part of a 3-peat championship team?

“Being a part of PAC-5 has been a surreal experience. Many people cannot even call themselves a onetime state champion, but I have the honor of being a three-time state champion. Honestly, I don’t think those words have registered in my brain yet. I’ve loved every moment of being a part of this team. I have a legacy here now, and I was part of something special. Through the tough losses and exciting wins, every single minute of these past few seasons has been unforgettable. These memories are ones that I will keep in my heart forever.”

Winning three consecutive state championships is a feat few can claim. For Rissalyn, it’s not just about the titles; it’s about the journey, the camaraderie, and the legacy she leaves behind. As she steps into the next chapter of her life at Pacific University in Oregon, the lessons learned and the memories made on the soccer field will undoubtedly continue to inspire and drive her forward.

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From Maryknoll to the Majors J A C O B R E M I L Y M A K E S H I S T O R Y A S M A R Y K N O L L' S 1 S T M L B D R A F T P I C K WRITTEN BY BLAINE GIER '88

Jacob Remily '24, a 6-foot-6 right handed pitcher from Maryknoll, made baseball history on July 16, 2024. At just 18, he was chosen by the Cleveland Guardians as the 475th pick in the 2024 MLB Draft, fulfilling a dream he first glimpsed at age five. He’s just the second Spartans player to be drafted alltime following Jordan Kurokawa, who was picked in the 28th round of the 2016 draft after playing at Hawai‘i-Hilo.

Growing up in Hawai‘i, Remily’s journey has been marked by dedication and perseverance. Despite never being the standout player, his relentless hard work paid off. After impressive performances in pre-draft workouts and the Draft League, he caught the Guardians' eye, making him the second-ever Maryknoll graduate to be drafted straight out of high school.

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"I had my computer ready and phone charged," Remily said, recalling the suspenseful wait. "Hearing my name was surreal. I owe a lot to the Maryknoll program. I went in as a freshman who didn’t play intermediate baseball and coach Alaka‘i (Aglipay) took me in and took me under his wing and showed me the ropes. Everyone in that program is super supportive and want the best for you and hopefully it inspires other people to go and try their luck with Maryknoll and see what they can help you with.” Remily’s achievement highlights not only his personal triumph but also the strength of the Maryknoll program that nurtured him.

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Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders K AINALU “K AI” BARSANA-SZEWCYK ’24 SHINES IN THE CTL FELLOWS PROGRAM WRIT TEN BY LORI CARLOS '87

In the vibrant mosaic of Hawai‘i's communities, the Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders (CTL) Fellows Program stands out as a beacon of empowerment and inspiration for the state’s future leaders. This yearlong advanced leadership initiative is designed to cultivate a new generation of state-level leaders who are both world-class and deeply rooted in local traditions and values. Each year, 20 exceptional high school seniors from both public and private schools are selected to represent the diversity of Hawai‘i's communities in this transformative program.

Kainalu “Kai” Barsana-Szewczyk a recent graduate of Maryknoll and the class of 2024 is, a distinguished graduate of the Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders, 2024 Fellows cohort. At 17, Kai's journey reflected a blend of rich cultural experiences and a profound commitment to service and leadership.

Born and partially raised in Hawai‘i, Kai moved to Singapore at the age of eight, spending six formative years abroad before returning home. This international experience broadened his horizons and instilled in him a unique perspective on leadership and community service. Kai's participation in four different sports and his regular involvement in community service events underscore his dedication to personal growth and his passion for giving back to the ‘Āina.

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of becoming a better leader, I also seek to improve my social skills with new people and understand the differing perspectives of our society."

The CTL Fellows Program is structured around a rigorous leadership curriculum based on "The Leadership Challenge." Fellows engage in discussions on topics ranging from ethics to the local economy and participate in round table discussions with over 20 of Hawai‘i's foremost corporate, civic, and community leaders. This direct engagement with current leaders helps Fellows envision Hawai‘i's future and the type of leadership required to achieve it.

A cornerstone of the CTL Fellows Program is the hands-on community leadership project. Fellows work in teams to design and implement projects addressing some of Hawai‘i's most pressing issues. From improving police-community relations and promoting clean energy to enhancing economic resilience and combating kupuna (elder) loneliness, these projects have a tangible impact on the community. Each Fellow takes a lead role, applying the leadership lessons learned throughout the program.

Kai's project reflects his deep commitment to sustainability and self-reliance for Hawai‘i. "I truly hope for Hawai‘i to achieve a level of self-sustainability," he says. "Our state relies too heavily on the assistance of foreign powers, whether it be the tourists fueling our economy or the imported foods we buy without an alternate option."

The expectations for CTL Fellows are high. They must commit to making the program their priority extracurricular activity, attend biweekly sessions, engage in extensive project development, and adhere to rigorous standards of communication and conduct. Despite these demands, Kai has thrived, demonstrating a blend of character, critical thinking, leadership competence, and a passion for making a positive impact.

Reflecting on his journey, Kai acknowledges the influence of his mother. "Although it may sound cliché, I am heavily inspired by my mom.

She exemplifies hard work against all odds, whether it be her gender, race, or position. She has always found ways to succeed not only for herself but for her family as well."

Upon graduation, Kai joined the Vanguard, CTL's premier alumni network of over 2,000 young leaders from across the state. This network provides ongoing opportunities for leadership development through special projects in civics, career, and community engagement.

Kai Barsana-Szewczyk's participation in the CTL Fellows Program exemplifies the transformative power of this initiative. As he and his fellow cohort members prepare to take on the challenges of tomorrow, they carry forward the legacy of leadership, community service, and a deeprooted commitment to the future of Hawai‘i.

On your mark, get set, Spartan Run is back!

The fifth annual Spartan Run was a thrilling spectacle that lit up our entire campus with its energy! This year, we embraced a whole new approach, uniting Spartans of all ages from our youngest pre-kindergarteners to our mighty senior class.

Teaming up with the talented minds at Taj Clubhouse, owned

by Maryknoll alumnae sisters, Theresa Wong ’68 and Jacqueline Chang ’71, we curated an unforgettable theme and design for this year’s event.

The Great Lawn buzzed with anticipation as students packed the balconies and lined the running course, ready to rally behind their peers. Following the PK-8th graders run, the high school levels took the stage, plunging headfirst into the first ever Spartan Run Challenge. From heart-pounding races to spirited lawn games, the atmosphere was electric. And who could forget the grand finale – a pulse-pounding, Mario Kart-inspired tricycle race that whipped around the Great Lawn, leaving laughter and excitement in its wake!

This year’s Spartan Run may have looked different, but its impact was monumental, bringing us closer as a community and leaving unforgettable memories for all who participated. Here’s to many more years of camaraderie, spirit, and unstoppable Spartan Pride!

Congratulations to our top fundraisers, Tia Hernandez ’27, Violet Jane Inayoshi ’36, Logan Lau ’35, and Alika Olds ’36. Our Spartan students displayed remarkable dedication, raising over $66,000!

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Derrick Bulatao: From DJ to Mentor THE EVOLUTION OF A CREATIVE VISIONARY W RI T T E N BY K EL LY M A RROT T E

In the vibrant landscape of Hawai‘i’s entertainment scene, few names resonate as profoundly as Derrick Bulatao, better known to many as DJ Kutmaster Spaz. Hailing from Kane’ohe, his journey from a local DJ sensation to a multifaceted media producer and educator exemplifies resilience, creativity, and a commitment to excellence.

During the 90s, DJ Kutmaster Spaz carved his niche as a nationally recognized re-mixer and DJ. His exceptional mixing skills and innate showmanship propelled him onto the stages of some of the world's biggest venues. From touring with renowned

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artists to gracing covers of esteemed magazines, his influence extended far beyond Hawai‘i’s shores.

One of his groundbreaking achievements was being honored as "Mixer of the Week" by Hitmakers magazine, a testament to his dedication in promoting new urban and dance music to Hawai‘i. But beneath the glamour of his DJ persona lies a story of overcoming adversity. Bulatao’s latest venture, his inspirational book titled “SPED to SUCCESS,” sheds light on his experiences of bullying and how those challenges fueled his journey to success.

Today, Bulatao’s legacy extends beyond the turntables. In his fourth year as a Creative Media teacher at Maryknoll School, he assumed the role of department chair, spearheading the establishment of a Creative Media Pathway for high school students.

His vision goes beyond traditional teaching methods, encompassing a holistic approach that fosters personal growth and character development.

In a candid conversation, Mr. Bulatao shares insights into his teaching philosophy, the unique aspects of his curriculum, and his plans for shaping the future of Maryknoll’s Creative Media Program.

Q: How do your classes/teaching reflect Maryknoll’s mission of being student-focused?

A: In my classes, I prioritize more than just delivering creative media content; I aim to instill in my student’s valuable life skills and habits for success. Whether it's cultivating character, fostering a champion mindset, or encouraging dedication to give their all, I emphasize the importance of holistic growth. By incorporating practical life lessons into every aspect of the curriculum, I create an environment where students feel seen, heard, and supported. Understanding that emotional well-being is crucial to academic success, I take the time to check in with my students, ensuring they feel safe and valued before delving into the day's lessons. This commitment to social and emotional learning sets my approach apart and aligns seamlessly with Maryknoll's mission of putting students first.

sound design, serve as compelling indicators of progress. By nurturing their talents and fostering a supportive learning environment, I witness firsthand the transformative impact on students' abilities and self-assurance.

Q: What makes your learning environment unique from others?

A: Central to my learning environment is the emphasis on creating a safe and inclusive space where students feel valued and respected. Through proactive conflict resolution and the implementation of clear classroom rules, I foster a sense of mutual respect and responsibility among students.

Additionally, initiatives like the "Weather Check" system enable students to express their emotions openly, promoting self-awareness and empathy. By prioritizing social and emotional well-being alongside academic growth, I cultivate a learning environment that nurtures the whole student.

Q: Why is your curriculum different from other schools or programs?

Q: How do you plan to build the Creative Media program?

A: What sets my curriculum apart is its foundation in my extensive industry experience and continuous adaptation to evolving trends. With over three decades in various media sectors, I've crafted a curriculum exclusively tailored to Maryknoll School, ensuring students receive cutting edge knowledge and skills. Beyond technical expertise, I prioritize individualized learning, catering to diverse learning styles and addressing each student's strengths and weaknesses.

By staying abreast of industry shifts and regularly updating the curriculum, I empower students to thrive in an everchanging media landscape.

A: Drawing upon my background in business marketing and management, I approach the expansion of the Creative Media program with a strategic vision and unwavering commitment. By fostering a culture of collaboration, inclusivity, and student-centeredness among faculty, I aim to ensure alignment with Maryknoll's mission and goals.

Through cohesive teamwork and a relentless dedication to student success, I envision a program that empowers students to amplify their voices and share their stories. With a focus on diversity, creativity, and excellence, I am determined to elevate Maryknoll as a premier destination for creative media education.

Q: How do you measure your success with your students?

A: My approach to measuring success extends beyond traditional assessments to encompass tangible growth and development. Through creative media assessments and collaborative projects, I gauge students' understanding and contribution, ensuring accountability and equitable participation. Moreover, the noticeable improvements in students' confidence and skills, such as in public speaking or

In Derrick Bulatao, Maryknoll School has found not just a teacher, but a mentor and visionary. His transformative approach to education reflects his unwavering commitment to empowering the next generation of creative leaders. As he continues to inspire and uplift, his impact resonates far beyond the confines of the classroom, shaping the future of Hawai‘i’s creative landscape.

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Unveiling of Bachelot Hall WRITTEN BY MONICA HAHN '84

Nestled within the Maryknoll School campus stands Bachelot Hall, an emblem of history, creativity, and community. For nearly a century, this venerable structure has witnessed the ebb and flow of generations, serving as a nexus for artistic expression and cultural exchange. For the last 18 months Bachelot Hall has seen a transformatve journey through a $6M renovation project. On August 23, 2024, Bachelot Hall re-opened to the Sacred Heart Parish and Maryknoll School after 5 years of vacancy.

Constructed in 1923 to support the flourishing parish of Sacred Heart Church, Bachelot Hall pays homage to Father Alexis Bachelot, a pioneering figure in Hawai‘i's Catholic history. Born in France, Father Bachelot embarked on a journey of faith that led him to establish the first permanent Catholic mission in 24

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Hawai‘i. Enduring the challenges of a new land and cultural unfamiliarity, he laid the groundwork for a thriving Catholic community, symbolized by the modest beginnings of Bachelot Hall.

Over the years, Bachelot Hall evolved from its initial function as a school annex to become a cherished space for artistic endeavors and communal gatherings. The original Maryknoll Sisters, imbued with dedication and resilience, made the hall their home as they nurtured the minds of young learners. From humble beginnings to a distinguished institution, Maryknoll School flourished under the watchful gaze of Bachelot Hall, embodying the spirit of innovation and excellence.

In 2001, Bachelot Hall received well-deserved recognition as it was added to the National Register of

Historic Places. Its architectural significance, characterized by Gothic Revival style, reflects a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. As one of the few examples of Gothic Revival architecture in Hawaiian parishes, Bachelot Hall stands as a testament to ingenuity and craftsmanship, inspiring generations of students to explore their creative potential.

As Maryknoll School and Sacred Heart Church embarked on a joint journey of renovating Bachelot Hall, a new chapter in its storied history unfolds to the Parish and students.

In the 2024-25 school year, Bachelot Hall will be a Performing Arts Center and Parish Hall serving as a catalyst for artistic expression, fostering collaboration and innovation across grade levels. Through comprehensive planning and community engagement,

the transformed Bachelot Hall emerges as a dynamic space for cultural enrichment and spiritual nourishment.

Rooted in faith and guided by a legacy of excellence, Bachelot Hall remains a beacon of hope and possibility.

As students step into its hallowed halls, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, where the arts serve as a pathway to enlightenment and fulfillment.

In celebrating the past and embracing the future, Bachelot Hall stands as a testament to the enduring power of creativity and community. As Maryknoll School looks ahead to celebrating our 100th anniversary in 1927, Bachelot Hall remains a steadfast symbol of inspiration and aspiration, igniting the flames of curiosity and imagination in all who enter its doors.

We express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who have generously supported the Bachelot Hall Capital Campaign.

Your contributions have made a significant impact on our endeavor, and we are deeply appreciative of your support.

Father Alexis Bachelot Mrs. Mi Kosasa & Dr. Thomas Kosasa Mr. Ernest Spencer '61 & Mrs. Sara Duncan Parishioners of Sacred Heart Church The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation The Kosasa Foundation

Parishioners of Maryknoll Sacred Heart Church School ‘Ohana Atherton Family Foundation

Alexander & Baldwin Inc.

The Cutter Family

Bank of Hawai'i Foundation

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Laurie Broderick

Historic Hawai'i Foundation

Mr. Paul Chinen '57 & Mrs. Yvonne Chinen

Mr. Galen Ho '63 & Mrs. Patricia Ching Ho 63'

Commercial Roofing & Waterproof Hawai‘i Inc.

ImmersiveWorlds

Mr. Robert Harrison & Mrs. Lori Harrison

Dr. Henry Oyama '49

Mr. Ronald Wo & Mrs. Kathleen Wo

Strong Foundation Mrs. Audrey N. Tanaka '64 & Mr. Milton K. Tanaka TSK Charitable Foundation

Maryknoll's Sister Society Anonymous

Dr. Rosita Leong & Mr. Ricardo Leong

Mr. Alfred Wong & Mrs. Laurie Wong '56

In Memory of Mr. Lawrence Campos & Mrs. Shirley Campos

Dr. Gabriel Ma & Mrs. Frances Ma

Mr. Darryl Wong & Mrs. Teresa Brink-Wong

Mrs. Emily McCollum '91 & Mr. Albie McCollum

Maj. Gen. Daryll Wong '68 & Mrs. Teresa Ching-Wong '69

Mrs. Shana Campos Tong '83 & Mr. Rodney Tong Mrs. Barbara Ching '61 & Mr. Han "Sonny" Ching Mrs. Claire Chong Lau '50 & Mr. Merton Lau Mrs. Jeanette Chun '56 & Mr. Ronald Chun Mr. Andrew Corcoran '64 Mr. Peter C.K. Fong Mr. Kevin Higa '99 & Mrs. Sharon Higa Dr. Stephen Ho '73 & Mrs. Anne Ho Mr. Michael Kawazoe '95 Mr. Budd Lauer & Mrs. Poma Darasamay

Mr. Dean Miyamoto '72 Mr. Harold Olinger & Mrs. Nadine Olinger '57 Mrs. Denise Pange Yee '71 & Dr. Edwin Yee Father EJ Ikaika Resinto Mr. Kevin Sakamoto & Mrs. Sherri Sakamoto Mr. Ian Santee '91 & Mrs. Joy Watanabe In Memory of Mrs. Alice Thompson Mr. John Uekawa & Mrs. Celia Uekawa Mr. Jeffrey Weston & Mrs. Cori Weston Mr. Carleton Williams & Mrs. Gail Nakamura

Mr. Derrick Wong '68 & Mrs. Carol Kwak Wong '68 Ms. Stella Wong '68 Mrs. Susan Wong '66 & Dr. Calvin Wong Mr. Warren Wong & Mrs. Napualani Wong Mrs. Wendy Wong-Howell '73 & Mr. John Howell Ms. Mary Yoshioka Ms. Diane Young Ms. Lili Young '81 Mr. William H.C. Young & Mrs. Violet C. Young

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Hui Hawai‘i Takes Education into the Lo‘i CULTIVATING SERVICE THROUGH TRADITION W RI T T EN BY CH A SEN ST. ONGE '09

Maryknoll dives into the many ideologies and practices of Hawaiian culture. The ethos of ‘A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia— No task is too big when done together —thrives in every corner of their educational philosophy. Hui Hawai‘i along with Hawaiian Language and history, rooted in the spirit of community and service, has redefined how learning and giving back intersect.

In a remarkable initiative, Hui Hawai‘i has extended its educational reach into the lo‘i—a traditional taro patch— and brought the classroom into the field. This hands-on approach embodies the values instilled at Maryknoll, where students learn not only academic subjects but also the importance of service.

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By integrating real-world tasks like cultivating taro with their studies, students understand the significance of kuleana, or responsibility. The spirit of Noblesse Oblige, the idea that those with power have a duty to act with kindness and generosity, aligns seamlessly with Hawaiian values.

Our Maryknoll Hui Hawai‘i’s unique program exemplifies how education can foster a deep connection with both cultural heritage and community stewardship. By working together in the lo‘i at Papahana Kuaola, students learn the true meaning of responsibility and the profound impact of collaborative effort.

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Middle-Level Day of Service EMBRACING NOBLESSE OBLIGE MARY LAPORTE '08

The Middle-Level Day of Service, held on Friday, February 23, 2024, was a resounding success, showcasing the Maryknoll student community's dedication to living out the school motto, "Noblesse Oblige: to whom much is given, much is expected." This event reaffirmed Maryknoll's commitment to providing students with opportunities to serve others and make a meaningful impact on the community.

Students engaged in Mālama Pono at five diverse sites across the area: • Keawawa Wetlands in Hawai‘i Kai: Students worked as a united front to clear debris, pull weeds, and remove invasive plants, all in an effort to preserve the wetlands' natural habitat.

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• Catholic Charities of Hawai‘i in Mānoa: With care and creativity, students painted rocks with inspiring scripture and messages, decorating a new resting area for families in need at the Honolulu campus.

• Mānoa Heritage Center in Mānoa: Students tended to native and Polynesian-transported plants in a botanical garden, working with care and precision to maintain the garden's beauty.

• The University of Hawai‘i Ka Papa Lo'i 'O Kanewai in Mānoa: Students cleared the 'auwai (irrigation ditches) to the lo'i, fertilized the lo'i patch by pressing leaves into the base, and Mālama (cared for) the kalo with fresh mounts of rich soil.

• Maryknoll Grade School Campus and Sacred Heart Church: Students worked in small groups to beautify the church and school campus by picking up trash and performing other essential maintenance tasks.

The middle-level faculty at Maryknoll firmly believes that teaching children to serve others fosters connection and interdependence. This practice develops a sense of belonging and compassion that extends beyond physical labor to matters of the heart.

Reflecting on the day's achievements, it is clear that the spirit of service and community engagement is alive and thriving among Maryknoll students. Through their actions, they embodied the true essence of Noblesse Oblige, making a lasting impact on their surroundings and carrying forward the legacy of service and generosity.

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Blast from the Past MEMORIES OF E V ELY N GIDDINGS A ND S T E V E MURIN

WRIT TEN BY K ATERI INGLIS (OCTOBER 2000)

Jean Charlot traversed continents, imprinting his "Folk Art" onto the walls of churches, universities, and public edifices worldwide, from Mexico to the U.S. to Fiji. His lineage, a blend of French and Mexican heritage, intricately weaves through his creations. Raised in France, he found allure in the rustic charm of rural communities, while the ancient artifacts of pre-Hispanic Mexico ignited his artistic fervor.

captivated by the indigenous culture, akin to his earlier fascination with the folk traditions of rural France and Mexico's native peoples.

Delving into Mayan and Aztec cultures, Charlot, both philosopher and artist, imbued his works with the primal essence of these civilizations.

Upon arriving in Hawai‘i, he was

Introduced to the University of Hawai‘i by Ben Norris in 1948, Charlot soon found himself ingrained in the institution's artistic fabric.

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Charlot's ties to the Catholic Church ran deep, mirrored in the permanence of his art akin to "Buon Fresco." His faith extended beyond his craft, delving into the historical tapestry of Catholicism, particularly its artistic manifestations across Europe and Mexico.

His relocation to Honolulu in 1949 saw him seamlessly integrating into the community, with Sacred Heart Church becoming a spiritual anchor for his family.

He and his family were living in faculty housing on campus, and Sacred Heart Church was a short walk away. Sacred Heart Church became the Charlot family’s parish and Charlot’s children attended Maryknoll elementary school.

He visited churches of various denominations and met William Young, a businessman active in the Catholic schools, particularly

Maryknoll. Charlot and Young became regular and frequent participants in the Maryknoll fund-raising efforts. Very soon Jean Charlot saw that the school needed the same creative attention he was offering to St. Francis Hospital.

Bill Young never took any credit for Charlot’s art contributions to Maryknoll. He was pleased, however, that it was through his friendship that Charlot began supporting Maryknoll Grade School with his art. Charlot's philanthropic spirit found expression through his art, notably at Maryknoll Grade School. His contributions, from ceramic tiles depicting Sacred Heart to frescoes illustrating Mexican folklore and biblical scenes, stand as testaments to his devotion.

In 1978, Charlot, with the help of his son Martin, created a second fresco for Maryknoll Grade School on the niche behind the drinking fountain.

The most eye catching of Charlot’s contributions to Maryknoll is his sculpture Mary, Our Mother, an 18’ tall ceramic construction. Mary is seated on a simple kitchen chair holding her baby upright on her lap. The artist purposefully chose primary colors for his creation. This was a daunting undertaking, especially considering Charlot’s poor health.

Evelyn Giddings was his devoted colleague and implementer. The difficulty in the plan was that Mary was to be a massive figure, seated on a chair, which was high up on a platform. Mary was not to be a figure painted on flat tiles.

She was to be a sculpture.

nature of the material. Clay is almost a living element. Clay shrinks, clay dries, clay shatters, clay cannot be easily moved!

Clay had to be rolled out, shaped, and assembled. The pieces had to be made to fit with allowances made for shrinkage in the drying period and even more in the firing process. Forms were made to drape great slabs of clay for Mary’s dress and robes. Charlot carved Mary’s face and hands and the face of the baby Jesus. The baby’s body wrapped in swaddling clothes was represented by a hand-thrown pot.

At the same time, the chair designed by Charlot was to be faced with ceramic tiles, each a foot square.

The tiles were made by Howard Ching and then fired by Steve Murin, “The Mad Potter of Palolo”, at his Salvation Army Kiln. The final tiles were then glazed and refired in the Raku style

by Ching. Giddings, working with an experienced contractor who trusted her judgement, assembled the majestic Mary. The dedication of Mary was a moving and emotional affair. However, Jean Charlot was not there. He had died on March 20, 1979.

Though Charlot's physical presence has departed, his artistic legacy endures through lithographs adorning school walls and the timeless beauty of his creations. For the Maryknoll community, past, present, and future, Jean Charlot's masterpieces serve as poignant reminders of his boundless love, dedication, and artistic brilliance, perpetually inspiring faith, childhood wonder, and cultural reverence.

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The Peter C.K. Fong Grade School Playground OPEN FOR PRE-K TO 2ND GRADE WRIT TEN BY LORI CARLOS '87

In the realm of education, the design and implementation of school playgrounds holds a profound significance. These spaces serve as more than just areas for children to play during breaks; they are environments meticulously crafted to foster holistic development, intertwining elements of play, physical activity, and learning. The completion of the Peter C.K. Fong grade school playground in February 2024 stands as a testament to the essential role of project goals in creating spaces where free and structured play converge to maximize learning, enjoyment, and well-being.

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At the heart of this playground's design philosophy are three core objectives: the integration of free and structured play, the promotion of physical activity in a fun and engaging context, and the delivery of significant health and developmental benefits to students.

In today's digital age, combating sedentary lifestyles among children is paramount. The playground serves as a dynamic platform for promoting physical activity, transforming

exercise into an enjoyable endeavor.

The inclusion of features like the Hanging Pod Link, Inverted Loop Ladder, and Double Swerve Slide entices children to engage in movement, agility, and coordination challenges. By embedding physical activity within the fabric of play, the playground instills lifelong habits of health and wellness in students.

The realization of the Peter C.K. Fong grade school playground would not have been possible without the steadfast support of the Maurice & Joanna Sullivan Family Foundation, alumni, and parents. Their dedication to education and child development has enabled the creation of a transformative space where children can thrive physically, intellectually, and emotionally.

The Peter C.K. Fong grade school playground exemplifies the transformative power of aligning project goals with the principles of holistic education. By prioritizing the fusion of free and structured play, promoting physical activity, and

conferring substantial health and developmental benefits, this playground transcends its role as a mere recreational space, becoming a cornerstone of student well-being and academic achievement. As educators and community stakeholders continue to invest in the design of school playgrounds, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to creating environments that nurture the whole child, fostering a generation of resilient, empowered, and healthy individuals.

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Remembering Peter Fong A LIFE OF SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP WRITTEN BY BUDD LAUER

In the quiet moments of reflection, we remember the life and legacy of Maryknoll School, Chairman, Peter Chew Kwong Fong, a man whose journey embodied the principles of service, leadership, and unwavering dedication. Born on October 28, 1955, as the second of seven children to Arthur Sung Kong Fong and Victoria Kam Yuk Chun, Peter's life was a testament to the profound impact one individual can have on their community and beyond. His passing on January 1, 2024, at the age of 68, marked the end of a remarkable chapter in Hawai‘i’s history.

Peter's academic prowess was evident from the outset. A distinguished graduate of the University of Hawai‘i, he earned his Bachelor of Business Administration with Honors, leaving an indelible mark as the Graduation Marshall and garnering recognition as the Outstanding Senior in Management.

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Review. His stellar achievements were underscored by accolades such as the Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award and features in Who's Who in America, the World, and American Law. Throughout his illustrious career, Peter held various significant positions, each marked by his unwavering commitment to justice and community service. One of his most cherished roles was alongside his father, forming and running the law firm of Fong & Fong for over 35 years. His contributions extended beyond the legal realm, serving as President/CEO and Director of Chun Kim Chow, Ltd., and as a Honolulu District/Family Court per diem judge for over three decades. His dedication to education and community service culminated in his role as Chairman of the Board at Maryknoll School, where he was honored with the 2023 Noblesse Oblige Award.

Peter's commitment to service knew no bounds. From his roles as President and Chairman of the Board at Palolo Chinese Home to his involvement with numerous

committees and organizations, Peter's impact reverberated throughout the community. A devout Catholic, he cherished his audience with Pope Benedict at the Vatican, a testament to his unwavering faith and commitment to his beliefs.

As we bid farewell to Peter Fong, we remember a man who epitomized the values of compassion, integrity, and selflessness. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those he touched, from his family and friends to the countless lives he influenced through his tireless advocacy and dedication to service.

Though his laughter may have ceased, and his presence may be missed, his spirit continues to inspire us to strive for a better tomorrow.

In the words of those who knew him best, Peter Fong was more than an exceptional son, brother, uncle, and community member—he was a beacon of hope, a champion of justice, and a true servant-leader. As we honor his memory, let us carry forward his legacy of service and compassion, ensuring that his impact endures for generations to come.

Tom Broderick Assumes Chairmanship at Maryknoll School WRITTEN BY BUDD LAUER

As the Maryknoll School community mourns the untimely passing of Peter C.K. Fong, our beloved Chairman of the Board, a new leader steps forward to continue the legacy of service and dedication. Tom Broderick, a seasoned professional with a passion for education and community involvement, assumes the role of Chairman of the Board, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a commitment to excellence.

Hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, Tom Broderick's journey to the helm of Maryknoll School is marked by a dedication to leadership and a spirit of service. Graduating from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering, Tom began his professional career with Peter Kiewit Sons' Inc. Over the years, he worked on numerous high-profile projects across the western United States, showcasing his expertise and leadership skills.

In 1990, Tom's career path led him to Hawai‘i, where he played a pivotal role in overseeing Kiewit's construction projects, including the Inter-Island Terminal Complex and several telescope projects on the summits of Mauna Kea and Haleakalā. His dedication and leadership earned him promotions within the company, culminating in his current role as Vice President of Kiewit Building Group Inc.

'24. Ashley and Amber continue to pursue their education at Syracuse University and Gonzaga University, respectively.

Aaron will be attending Texas Christian University in the fall of 2024. Tom plays an active role at Maryknoll as a Facility Committee Chairman and School Board Member. Tom's commitment to education and community service is further exemplified by his role as a lector for Sacred Heart Church and his tenure on the School Board Executive Committee.

As Tom Broderick assumes the chairmanship at Maryknoll School, he carries with him a profound dedication to upholding the institution's values of excellence, integrity, and service. His leadership, coupled with his passion for education and community involvement, promises to guide Maryknoll School into a future filled with promise and opportunity.

In honoring the memory of his predecessor, Tom Broderick embraces the responsibility of leading Maryknoll School with humility and dedication. His commitment to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment for students, faculty, and the broader community reflects the essence of Maryknoll's mission and values.

Beyond his professional achievements, Tom is deeply rooted in family and community. He and his wife Laurie are proud parents to three children: Ashley, Amber '22, and Aaron

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In Memoriam: Charlene Wong '60 Lum A BE ACON OF FAITH AND EDUCATION WRITTEN BY SHANA TONG ‘83

Through the decades, Charlene Lum witnessed the evolution of Maryknoll, from its humble beginnings to its growth into a beacon of academic achievement and spiritual enlightenment. She saw the transition from wooden structures to modern facilities, from traditional teaching methods to innovative technologies, yet through it all, her commitment to fostering faith and nurturing young minds remained steadfast.

As she embarks on her final journey, Charlene Lum leaves behind a profound legacy of love, faith, and integrity. Her teachings transcended the confines of textbooks, instilling in her students the values of honesty, respect, and compassion.

Through her words and actions, she exemplified the timeless principles of the Ten Commandments, reminding us all of the importance of faith, family, and honesty in our lives.

For 44 remarkable years, Maryknoll Grade School had the privilege of being graced by the presence of Charlene Wong '60 Lum . With heavy hearts, we bid farewell to a beloved alumna, educator, mentor, and friend. Charlene Lum's journey at Maryknoll is not merely a chapter in the school's history; it is a testament to the enduring legacy of faith, dedication, and love.

As we gather to honor her memory, we reflect on the profound impact she has had on generations of students, families, and colleagues. Charlene Lum's commitment to her students extended far beyond the confines of the classroom.

Her unwavering dedication to education was matched only by her deep faith in the Almighty.

For many, Charlene Lum was more than just a teacher; she was a guiding light, imparting wisdom, compassion, and values that would shape the lives of her students forever. From her humble beginnings as a student at Maryknoll to her illustrious career as an educator, she embodied the spirit of excellence and service.

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As we mourn the loss of a beloved educator, we also celebrate the extraordinary life of Charlene Lum. Her memory will forever be enshrined in the halls of Maryknoll, a guiding presence for generations to come. Though she may no longer walk among us, her spirit will continue to inspire and uplift all who had the privilege of knowing her.

In her honor, let us carry forth the lessons she imparted, cherishing the values of faith, love, and compassion that she so tirelessly embodied. As we bid farewell to a cherished member of our community, we take solace in the knowledge that Charlene Lum's legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of all who were touched by her grace.

"May she rest in eternal peace, knowing that her life was a beacon of hope and inspiration to us all."

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A MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION FOR MARYK NOLL SCHOOL

Dear Maryknoll ‘Ohana, As we bid farewell to another remarkable school year at Maryknoll School, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for the incredible accomplishments and unwavering support that have defined our journey in 2023-2024. Together, we have achieved remarkable milestones, strengthened our bonds, and upheld the spirit of excellence that defines Maryknoll School.

I am thrilled to announce that thanks to the generosity and dedication of our supporters, we have raised $1,201,203. Through your contributions, we have been able to enhance our programs, provide scholarships, complete the Bachelot Hall capital campaign, and install a new playground on the Grade School. Your belief in our mission has truly made a difference, and we are deeply grateful for your continued support.

Our alumni community has continued to thrive, with engaging events and meaningful connections throughout the year. From reunions to networking opportunities, our alumni have demonstrated their enduring commitment to Maryknoll and each other. Your involvement strengthens the bonds that unite us as part of the Maryknoll ‘Ohana, and we look forward to further opportunities to reconnect and celebrate together.

Our vibrant campus has been alive with the energy and enthusiasm of our students and families, as we have come together for a variety of enriching events and activities. From academic achievements to athletic victories, from artistic performances to community service initiatives, our students have showcased their talents and dedication in countless ways. I am continually inspired by their passion and resilience, and I am grateful to our parents for their unwavering support and partnership in their children's education.

In closing, I want to express my deepest gratitude to each and every member of the Maryknoll ‘Ohana. Your passion, dedication, and generosity are the driving force behind our success, and it is an honor to serve as Executive Director of the Foundation for Maryknoll School. Here's to a joyful 2024-2025 school year!

With warmest regards,

BUDD LAUER Executive Director, Foundation for Maryknoll School

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GIFTS FOR FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2 0 2 3—JULY 30, 2 0 24

2

3A

3B

4 1

5 6

1

ENDOWMENT/ SCHOLARSHIP

$ 36 8,621.0 0

31%

2

ANNUAL FUND

$326,625.00

27%

3A

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

$ 215,6 4 0.0 0

18%

3B

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

$162,915.0 0

14%

BACHELOT HALL

PL AYGROUND

4

FINANCIAL AID

$60,400.00

5%

5

RESTRICTED GIVING

$43,304.00

4%

6

LOGO SHOP

$23,698.00

2%

$1, 2 01, 2 0 3. 0 0

10 0 %

TOTAL

The Foundation for Maryknoll School is designated as a 501 c(3) entity through the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Its federal tax ID number is 38-3926901.

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Mahalo for DONORS BY CATEGORY

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $10,000+

BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE $5,000+

Maj. Gen. Darryll Wong '68 and Mrs. Teresa ChingWong '69

Aloha United Way

ABM Industries, Inc.

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Mr. Arnold Jr. and Mrs. Joji Baptiste

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Mr. John Baraquio '88 and Mrs. Emilda Baraquio

Catholic Charities Hawaii

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Laurie Broderick

Central Pacific Bank

Mr. Wayne Cao and Ms. Denise Wang

Chun Kim Chow, Ltd.

Mr. Paul Chinen '57 and Mrs. Yvonne Chinen

Mr. Andrew W. Corcoran '64

Mrs. Barbara Ching and Mr. Han H. Ching

Fidelity Charitable

Ms. Cynthia Foster

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Mr. Myles Fujiwara '85 and Mrs. Cheryl Fujiwara

Mr. Peter C.K. Fong

Dr. Stephen and Mrs. Gloria Gainsley

Governor Benjamin Cayetano and Mrs. Vicky Cayetano

Mr. Galen Ho '63 and Mrs. Patricia Ching '63 Ho

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Higuchi

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Hughes Family Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hiramatsu '75

Dr. and Mrs. Malcom H.M. Chang

Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation

J.P. Morgan Donor Advised Fund

Mrs. Nancy Chang

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kosasa

Mr. Budd Lauer and Mrs. Poma Darasamay

Delta Air Lines Foundation

Mr. Glenn Lau and Ms. Winnie Lam

Mr. H. Brian Moore

Evergreen Ohana Hawaii LLC

Mr. Ricardo and Dr. Rosita Leong

Mr. Ross and Mrs. Dayle Murakami

First Hawaiian Bank

Maurice and Joanna Sullivan Family Foundation

Mr. Pat Nakagawa '80 and Mrs. Tina Nakagawa

Foodland Super Market, Ltd.

Dr. Angela M. Pratt

Mr. Harold Olinger and Mrs. Nadine Jeremiah '57 Olinger

Fujiwara Appraisal Services LLC

Mr. Ernest Spencer '61 & Mrs. Sara Duncan Rudolph A. and Ralph W. Sylva Scholarship Fund of HCF Mrs. Audrey N. Tanaka '64 and Mr. Milton K. Tanaka The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation The Edward and Peggy Eu Foundation Mr. Derrick Wong '68 and Mrs. Carol Kwak '68 Wong Ms. Stella M. Q. Wong '68 Dr. Norman Yang '44

Dr. Clifford Omura '73 and Mrs. Beverly Ohtani '73 Omura Dr. Venerando Seguritan and Mrs. Mona Liza Valentin Ms. Ginny Tiu Mr. Daniel Tom '68 and Mrs. Urai Tom Mr. Rodney Tong and Mrs. Shana Campos '83 Tong Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.P. Wong Mr. Darryl P. Wong and Mrs. Teresa L. Brink-Wong

BOARD CIRCLE $2,500+

Bank of Hawaii Becker Communications, Inc. Mrs. Paula Lindo '63 Boyce Mr. Joseph Campos II '88 and Mrs. Marta GonzalezLloret

G70 Mr. John Harada and Mrs. Helen Chong Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hee '64 Mrs. Christine Lau '74 and Dr. Bertram Lau Dr. Patricia Young '61 Lee and Dr. Worldster Lee Ms. Jiayin Li Mrs. Lorna P. Lin '63 and Dr. Paul Y.K. Lin Mrs. Denise Pang '71 Yee and Dr. Edwin Yee Ms. Micaela W. Poomaihealani '12 Dr. Denby K. Rall '99 and Mr. Henni Rall

If you have questions about donor names listed in the Report of Giving, please contact Monica Hahn in the Office of Institutional Advancement at (808) 952-7310 or monica.hahn@maryknollschool.org.

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Riggs Distributing, Inc Mr. Larry and Mrs. Patricia Rodriguez

Sacred Heart Church

Mr. Patrick Hughes and Dr. Alena Hughes

Sacred Hearts Academy

Mr. and Mrs. John V. Imperial

Mr. Eric Tiwanak '67 and Mrs. Gail Nakagaki '67 Tiwanak

Dr. Norine Lau '66 Jalbert

Dr. Brian Wong '94 and Dr. Shellie Yamashita Mr. Alfred M.K. Wong and Mrs. Laurie W.L. Hong '56 Wong Mr. Stephen Wong '65 and Mrs. Susan Wong '65 Mr. Warren M.M.K. Wong '71 and Mrs. Napualani V. Wong Mrs. Wendy Wong-Howell '73

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $1,000+

Albert Chong Associates Inc. Ms. Katherine Alcaras Mrs. Catherine Waters '53 Allen Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong Mr. Larry D.K. Au '96 Mr. and Mrs. William H.Q. Bow Mr. John and Mrs. Marissa Bratton Mr. Thomas Cabrinha Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Mr. Matthew A. Chee '07 Mr. Alfred Chow Dr. Andrew and Dr. Vanessa Choy Mr. Vernon P. Chun '59 D. Lau Family Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation D. Otani Produce

Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Lisa Jicha Ms. Martha Khlopin Mrs. Erin Ginoza '02 Kirihara and Mr. Taylor Kirihara Mr. Peter A. Kirst '06 Knights Of Columbus Bishop Louis Maigret Assembly 1577 Mr. Jeffrey Konn '70 and Mrs. Liane Morihara '70 Konn Krave Marketing Group LLC Mrs. Marjorie Wong '51 Kum and Mr. Stanley Kum Dr. Jason and Dr. Collette Lam Dr. Joseph Lee, Jr. '70 and Mrs. Madeline Tom '70 Lee Mrs. Audrey Kong '64 Lee and Mr. Guy Lee Mr. Scott Marciel and Mrs. Jayne Lee

Mrs. Christina Souza The Omidyar Group Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Y. Ukishima '58 Vanguard Charitable Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Jane Vannatta Mr. Peter Wai Dr. David and Mrs. Eileen Wong Mr. Dan Nakasato and Mrs. Chrystal Wong Mr. Sean Roberts and Ms. Yang Yao Mr. Anthony P. Young '07 Mr. Nicholas E. Young '07 Mr. Kenn and Mrs. Kimberly Yuen

PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE $500+

Dr. Irwin and Mrs. Irene Lee

Ameriprise Financial Service

Mr. Duane Takamine '86 and Mrs. Allison LeeTakamine '87

Mr. Dan Y.W. Au Hoy

Mrs. Jean Uyeda '53 Leong

Mr. Sunya P. Boonyatera '00

Mr. Kenneth P. Lindsay '00 Ms. Paula Liu-Smith '67 Mrs. Chris Mattos '85 Loomis and Mr. Philip Loomis Ms. Stacey S. H. Luke '85 Mr. Alfred Y.F. Lum '71 and Mrs. Adele Odo '72 Lum Ms. Celeste Malia '98 and Mr. Anthony Craun Mr. Darrell Mattos '63 and Mrs. Marjorie Mattos Mr. Anthony Mizuno '89 and Mrs. Yuko Mizuno Michele Tokunaga '65 Morikami and Ken T. Morikami Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Nakayama

Mrs. Della Belatti '92 and Mr. Michael Belatti Booz Allen Hamilton Mrs. Felice Wong '65 Broglio and Mr. Edward Broglio Mr. George and Mrs. Elaine Burke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Chock '70 Ms. Jin Choi Ms. Patricia A. Czermak Mr. Peter K.W. Dang '64 and Mrs. Lai Mee Dang Mr. Guy M. De Primo '65 Mrs. Roseyn J. Devlin

Ms. Elaine M. Newton

Judge Colette Yoda '73 Garibaldi and Mr. John Garibaldi

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Elizabeth Nievera

Mrs. Cheryl Kunimune '75 Gesik

Mrs. Aiko Odo

Mr. Blaine Gier '88 and Mrs. Sharoness Gier

Mr. Isoo Oshima

Mr. Daniel Girlington

Mr. Dean and Mrs. Tavia Oshiro

Mrs. Betty Doi '53 Gomes

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Pang '56

Mrs. Shirley Fujii '53 Hayashi

Mr. Robert Paull and Mrs. Nancy Chen

Mr. Colin Hazama '99 and Mrs. Christina Hazama

Mrs. Sandra Freitas '64 Peltzer and Mr. Todd Peltzer

Ms. Monica Hirai

Renaissance Administration LLC

Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Fr. EJ Resinto

Mrs. Janis Ing Strauss '65

Ms. Naomi Saito and Mr. Robert Love

Mr. and Mrs. John Isabelo

Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Sherri Sakamoto

Mrs. Allene M.C. Ishikawa '58

Dr. David and Mrs. Elizabeth Samsami

Mrs. Meghan Smith '97 Jones and Mr. Jeffrey Jones

Ms. Amy Hennessey

Mr. Ian Santee '91 and Mrs. Joy Watanabe

Mrs. Gretchen Jong

Mr. Eric Hew '76 and Mrs. Linda Hew

Mrs. Charlene Leong '66 Santee and Mr. Robert Santee

Mr. Gerard K.S. Kam '69

Schwab Charitable

Mr. Edward Kawasaki

Mrs. Cathlen Hee '68 Daenz Mr. James Dator and Mrs. Rosemary McShane Mr. Michael X. Dean '65 Ms. Dvonia Ching '64 Dekker Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. DeVille '66 Electronic Arts Mr. Andrew K.K. Everett '95 Mrs. Donna M. Fukuda '70 and Mr. Donn T. Fukuda Ms. Louanne T. Gagnon '75 Mrs. Pamela-Jean Garcia '74 and Mr. Ashly K. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Glenn K. Ginoza Green Thumb Inc. Mrs. Donamay Lau '76 Guinasso and Mr. Rennie Guinasso

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higa Mr. Kevin Higa '99 and Mrs. Sharon Higa Mr. Michael Ho '57 and Mrs. Patricia Chu '57 Ho

Mr. Anthony Sellitto, Jr. and Mrs. Cindy Sellitto

Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Aileen Kamakura Dr. Mari Ann Zeiler '82 Keithahn and Dr. Stephen T.

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REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Mr. Rendell K. Bourg '73 and Mrs. Lanette Bourg

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Mrs. Roxanne Simpkins-Williams '74 and Mr. Robert Williams

Keithahn

Mr. Adam and Mrs. Grace Schonhardt

Mr. and Mrs. Raynard L. Apana

Ms. Alyssa Young '07 Kekoa-Oshiro

Mr. John and Mrs. Jennifer Shigenaga

Mrs. Joyce Morikawa '55 Arakaki and Mr. Carl Arakaki

Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. Kobayashi Jr.

Ms. Kellilynn K. C. Smith '98

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jonie Arita

Dr. Jerold and Mrs. Lori Kouchi

Mrs. Valerie Sorensen '63 and Mr. David Sorensen

Mr. James C. Armstrong II '89

Dr. Stephen Kula '67

Mr. Phil Spadaro

Mr. Barry Asberry

Ms. Leilani Kupahu-Marino Kahoano

Mrs. Caroline P. Spencer

AT&T

Mr. Tyler and Mrs. Emma Kurashige

Mr. Richard F. Strawn II '64

Ms. Phyllis L. Au '69 and Ms. Kaila Au

Mrs. Marlene T. Kurihara

Dr. Sonia L. Sugg '79 and Dr. Joel Shilyansky

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S.K. Au

Mr. Yun and Mrs. Wendy Kwong

Mr. Anson Sugimoto

Mr. Clifford Wong and Mrs. Jeannie Au Wong '74

Mr. Arnold and Mrs. Paulette Laanui

Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Tateishi

Mrs. Leona Graham Auerbach '51

Dr. Patrick J. Lam

The Howard Hughes Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Aviguetero

Mrs. Linda Jo Langley '67 and Mr. Lawrence Louis Langley

Tradewind Group Foundation

Ms. Diane Awana

Mrs. Melinda S. Underkofler

Ms. Josephine Ayson

Ms. Joneive Domingo '76 Uy

Mrs. Cherilyn Konn '97 Badua and Mr. Joel Badua

Mr. Donny and Mrs. Trisha Vallesteros

Ms. Ana Baker

Mr. Robert Van Tassell

Mr. Jason G. Baptiste '04

Dr. Marel R. Ver '98

Ms. Gloria Baraquio

Mr. William Youngblood and Dr. Mary Wilson

Mrs. Sally Engstrom '55 Barr and Mr. Laurence Barr

Mr. Bryant W.C. Wong '74

Mrs. Melissa Blaisdell '04 Batt

Mr. Shannon K. Wright

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Denise Beauchemin

Mr. Reggie and Mrs. Myra Yamada

Ms. Amanda P. Bediones '01

Dr. Kent and Mrs. Holly Yamamoto

Ms. Aileen Bello

Dr. Llewellyn Young

Mrs. Antonella Chock '55 Bennett and Mr. Joseph Bennett

Mr. Colin Lau '67 Mrs. Krystal Leong '04 Lau and Mr. Kevin Lau Mr. Richard and Mrs. Maude Lau Ms. Deborah A. Lazur Dr. Ernest K.H. Lee Mrs. Wai Jen Lee Mrs. Carol Leong-Kido '83 and Mr. Ray Kido Mrs. Dale B. McIntyre Lipton '66 Mr. Mallory Longboy and Mrs. Shari Arakawa '94 Longboy Mr. Chieh Fu and Mrs. Stella Lu Mr. Joel and Mrs. Noelani Luu Dr. Catherine Masica '67 Maley and Mr. Pat Maley Col. William Earl Marshall '67 and Mrs. Marcia Marshall Mrs. Emily Wong '91 McCollum and Mr. Albie McCollum LtC Manny Medeiros '57 and Mrs. Darlena Medeiros Mrs. Patricia Menor Ms. Cary Jane Miller '64 Mr. Carleton Williams and Mrs. Gail Nakamura Nelson Lowe, D.D.S., Inc. Mr. John Ng '75 NVIDIA Mr. Adrian Chang '75 and Mrs. Christine OhtaniChang '75 Mrs. Tracy Konn '99 Olds and Mr. Ikaika Olds Mrs. Deborah Ann Young '70 Pang and Mr. Jeffrey Pang Mrs. Natalie Pennington-Young Ms. Elaine Peterson '68 Mrs. Linda Wedge '73 Puu and Mr. John Puu Mrs. Lynne Budar '73 Ramsey Mr. Aaron Rauckhorst '98 and Mrs. Dana Fukuda '98 Rauckhorst

Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Berger

SPARTAN CIRCLE $100+

Mr. Eddie and Mrs. Helen Agbayani Mrs. Judith Aguiar '62 and Mr. Duane Aguiar Ms. Madelin R. Agustin '23 Mr. Ernest and Mrs. Kim Ah Choy Mrs. Aonani Ahakuelo-Chernisky '72 and Mr. Joseph Chernisky Ms. Inja Akase Mrs. Barbara Nobrega '61 Akau and Mr. Henry Akau Mr. Brian Shimamura and Mrs. Lynn Ann Akina Shimamura

Mrs. Leah Feldman '97 Bishop Mr. Mitsunori K. Blaisdell '75 Mr. Addison and Mrs. Lori Bonner Ms. Marilyn Boock Ms. Emily Boock Mr. and Mrs. Suthap S. Boonyatera Mr. Christoper and Mrs. Evelyn Box Ms. Christine Brown Ms. Bernadette Brown Mr. Jerry Lambert and Ms. Elizabeth Burgin Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Burns Mr. Thomas J. Burns '59 and Mrs. Judy Burns

Mr. Gene and Mrs. Shari Albano

Business Insurance Services, Inc.

Altres Foundation

Ms. Amanda Cadiz

American Savings Bank

Mrs. Suzanne G. Cajski

Mr. Aaron and Mrs. Nicole Amodo

Ms. Marianne T. Camagan '97

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Amore '79

Cpt Hugh Joseph Campbell

Mr. Andrew P. Ancheta II '17

Ms. Bernadine Kuulei Campbell '64

Ms. Susan Anderson

Mr. Royce K. Campbell '07

Mrs. Brenda Anderson '67

Ms. Jill Canfield

Ms. Lauryn Ando

Ms. Kimberly Carahasen '87

Mrs. Lillian G. Rodolfich

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Andrade

Mrs. Lori Kern '87 Carlos and Mr. Stephen Carlos

Mr. Edward W. Rogers

Mr. Eurim Co and Mrs. Amelia Ang

Mr. Randall Carpenter

Mr. Derek Sakai '85 and Mrs. Renee Sakai

Mr. Christopher Anjo

Mr. Joey and Mrs. Lani Castaneda

Mr. Calvin K.Y. Say

Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick S. Aoki

Mr. and Mrs. Flor E.R. Castillo Castle & Cooke Homes Hawaii, Inc.

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Mr. Joseph Uy and Ms. Rhea Castro

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S.F. Choy

Mr. Michael C. DeLuca '18

Dr. and Mrs. Ariel A. Catalan

Mrs. Lee-Ann W. Choy

Mrs. Napua Ellen Prados '58 Demers

Mr. Hadrian and Mrs. Angela Catekista

Mrs. Cynthia C. Chu '59 and Mr. Gillman Chu

Mr. Jeffrey Deymonaz

Mr. Robert and Dr. Kristin Caulfield

Mr. Joseph Chu

Mr. Clement B. Dias

Mr. Elliott W.K.C. Chamizo '61

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Chuck

Mrs. Tiffany K. Dikilato '04

Mr. Franklin and Mrs. Lianne Chan

Mrs. Mary Chun '69

Mr. Joseph M. Domingo

Mrs. Cynthia L. Chang

Mrs. Frances Lee '58 Chun

Ms. Elless Domingo

Ms. Linda Chang

Mrs. Marie Alina '57 Chun

Mrs. Rhonda Duarte '85 and Mr. Hector Duarte

Mrs. Lin Ann Chang '81 and Mr. Brian Shigaya

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Y.F. Chun

Mr. Desmond Duarte

Mrs. Jacqueline K. Chang '71 and Mr. Roland H.H. Chang

Col. Edward and Mrs. Jackie Chun Fat, Jr.

Mr. Russell D. Dung '70 and Mrs. Christine Marie Dung

Dr. Jo Ann A. Chang '83 Mr. Kai M. Chang '85 Mrs. Michelle Goo '82 Chang and Mr. Welton Chang Mr. Gifford Chang '85 and Mrs. Regina Chang Mrs. Frances Spencer '51 Chang Mrs. Renee Chang-Yamada '69 and Mr. Clayton Yamada Charities Aid Foundation of America C/O CyberGrants Mr. Kelvin Chee '73 and Mrs. Phyllis Odo '73 Chee Mr. Niraj Maskey and Mrs. Yi-Ju Chen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S.C. Cheong Mr. Matthew I. Chikasuye '97 Mrs. Carol China '74 and Mr. Craig China Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Chinen '61 Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Sheri Grace Ching

Mr. Leslie Chung '64 and Mrs. Anne Chung Mr. Simon and Mrs. Janet Chung Mr. Matthew Ciano and Dr. Cheryl Twu Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Joan Ciano Mr. David Ciano Mr. Joseph F. Clare '62 and Mrs. Kathlyn Ann Clare Mr. John and Mrs. Taryn Carr '97 Clatanoff Dr. Kerry McCarthy '83 Cleary and Mr. Gregory Cleary Ms. Jana E. Cohen Ms. Victora Villarama '64 Collins Mr. Homer M. Combs '58 Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Conboy Mr. Robert and Mrs. Maribel Conshue Mrs. Gloriane M.L. Cooper '76 and Mr. William J.K. Cooper

Vi Duong Ms. Christina Dwight Mr. Scott and Mrs. Stacy Ellefsen Mrs. Patricia Gilsey '57 Eng Ms. Kay Erland Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Estomago Jr. Ms. Lori Etter Mr. Robert and Mrs. Vera Fahl Ms. Andrea Farm Breiden Hannah Fehoko Ms. Linda Fehoko Ms. Rosalind Fellezs Ms. Sue Ferandin Mr. Clifford Ferreira '55 Mrs. Kathryn D. Fitzsimmons

Mr. Mike Correale

Mr. Renato and Mrs. Cecile Flojo

Coursera, Inc.

Ms. Candace Flores '94 and Mr. Anthony Lang

Mr. Aaron and Mrs. Catherine Crawford

Mrs. Geri W. Fong

Mr. Steven and Mrs. Joyce Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn G. Fonseca '78

Mr. Jared Crisologo

Dr. Wendell K. S. Foo

Ms. Diane Crisologo

Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Mariko Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Chinn '58

Mrs. Fabiana Baquering '59 Crozier and Mr. William Crozier

Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Lucille Fujioka

Mrs. Nadine Luke '79 Cho and Mr. Terrance Cho

Mr. Christopher Crum '69 and Mrs. Lana Crum

Ms. Melissa S.J. Chong '86

Mrs. Frances Cruz '53 and Mr. Roman Cruz

Ms. Catherine Chong

Mr. Robert M. Czermak

Mr. Dennis T.K. Chong '55 and Mrs. Bernice H.S. Chong

Mr. Jon and Mrs. Kimberly Dahl

Ms. Celia Ching Mrs. Carol Young '61 Ching and Mr. Stephen Ching Mrs. Elaine Young '50 Ching Mr. and Mrs. Carleton K.L. Ching Mr. Evan Ching '73 and Mrs. Cathy Kawano Ching Dr. Kin and Mrs. Lenore Ching

Mr. Henry and Mrs. Tiffany Chong Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Chong '85 Mr. Ky Vuong and Dr. Lorrie Chong Mr. Michael and Mrs. Laura Chong Mr. Herbert J.F. Chong '52 Mr. Randall Y.L. Chong '84 Mrs. Jennifer Lee '04 Chong Ms. Sheila Chong Ms. Jayna T. Chong Kee Dr. Dominic and Mrs. Naomi Chow

Mr. Edgar Dean Dalit '83 Mr. Jason and Mrs. Saysavanh Dang Ms. Mary Dang Mr. Kenneth Dang '77 Mrs. Bedda J. Bergold '65 D'Angelo Ms. Lei Darcey Mr. Scott and Mrs. Tiffany Davis Mrs. Margarita Dayao Ms. Beverly De Guzman Mr. Joseph M. De Primo '69

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Choy '62

Mr. Leonardo Delgado and Mrs. Charito PascualDelgado

Mrs. Candace C. Choy

Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Heather Dellapenta

REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Dr. Brian and Mrs. Sunny Chen

Mr. Henry W.C. Chung '47

Mr. Guy T. Fujishige Ms. Liane Fujishige Mr. and Mrs. Kinsley Fujitani Mrs. Jasmine Fujiwara '71 Mrs. Mia Kawamura '05 Fujiwara Mr. Scott K. Fukuhara '04 Mr. Ross and Mrs. Robin Fukuhara Mr. Bryson Nitta and Ms. Susan Fukumoto Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Christine Fuller Ms. Heavenly Gabriel Mr. James H. Gahler Mr. Herbert and Mrs. Debbie Galiza Dr. Howard Gehring '68 Mr. Lester S. Gibo '72 Mr. David Gillespie Mrs. Kimberly Nakagami '97 Gleason Mr. Gerald Glennon Dr. John Raymond Go and Dr. Janina Paula Sy-Go

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Mrs. Carole H. Goldstein

Mrs. Maxine Ho

Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Kawamura

Mr. Clyde and Mrs. Jocelyn Goo

Mr. and Mrs. John Ho

Leslie Kawano

Mrs. Joyce Lee '56 Goo

Ms. Lydia Ho

Mr. Michael F. Kawazoe '95

Mr. and Mrs. Van N. Goto

Mr. Jacob Ho

Mr. David and Mrs. Kimberly Kay

Mr. Garrick and Mrs. Nadine Goya

Dr. Marcia F.J. Ho-Gatto '82

Ms. Harriet Goya

Ms. Cheryl Holdcroft

Mrs. Linda W. Kealoha '66 and Mr. Abraham S. Kealoha

Mr. Gregory Goya

Mrs. Kaylene L. Holub '60

Ms. Gabriella Grohmann Harmon

Mr. Brent Honda

Mrs. Lisa Anne Y.L. Gruebner '82 and Mr. David A. Gruebner

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Lisa Hong

Ms. Lan Gu Fr. Alfred Guerrero Mrs. Maria Anna Guevara and Dr. Paul Guevara Mrs. Cora Cabebe '73 Gushikuma and Mr. Wayne Gushikuma Mr. Mikey H Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Ha Mrs. Monica Luke '84 Hahn and Mr. Michael Hahn Mr. Christopher Haig Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Un Yong Hall Ms. Yung-Mei Haloski '92 Ms. Rebecca Hamar Mrs. Lorraine Chamizo '60 Hamilton and Mr. David Hamilton Mr. Carlyle Handley Mr. Robert and Mrs. Ann Hannan Mrs. Dolores Burnett '58 Hansen Mr. Peter Hansen Mr. Leslie K. Hasama Mrs. Reyna Hashimoto '89 and Mr. Scott Hashimoto James P. Hasselman Dr. Nelson and Mrs. Adele Hatanaka Mr. Cruz and Mrs. Kristi Hatanaka Mrs. Irene M. Zweber Haverty '74 Hawaii Dental Service Mr. Steven Hee '72 HEI Charitable Foundation Mr. Cody Helgeson

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Mrs. Eloise Gaspar '41 Hoyt Ms. Genevieve Huddy Ms. Judy Hui Mrs. Andrea K. Hussey-Leong Mr. George and Mrs. Kristal Ilae Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Judie Ilano Mr. and Mrs. Cris V. Ildefonso Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Imanaka Mrs. Christine H. Imoto Mr. Keoni E.M. Inaba '15 Mr. Brian and Mrs. Darlene Inaba Mr. Masahiro Inaba Mrs. Lesley Ann Lau '04 Inayoshi and Mr. Ryan Inayoshi Mr. and Mrs. Darrell H.W. Ing Mrs. Barbara Elias '57 Iseri Mr. Jerry Ishibashi '97 and Mrs. Elizabeth Ohno '98 Ishibashi

Mrs. Faith Cardoza '54 Kealoha Mr. Reed and Mrs. Roxanne Kido Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Ruth Kiemnec Mr. Cy and Mrs. Hong Kihara Ms. Annette Lum '92 Kim Mr. Raynard and Mrs. Wendy Kim Mr. Alfred H.S. Kim '47 and Mrs. Ialine Kim Mr. Seungjin Ok and Mrs. Shawna Kim Ms. Rosie Kim Mr. Scott Kim Mr. and Mrs. Art Kimura Ms. Monica Kirst '04 Mrs. Virginia M. Klein '64 and Mr. Edward F. Klein Mrs. Be-Jay Upchurch '81 Kodama and Mr. Gregg Kodama Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn R. Kohama Mr. John and Mrs. Kalowena Komeiji Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Konn '66 Mrs. Lauren A. Koochi Mrs. Becky Kotake Mrs. Cecilia Amor Bitanga '74 Kramer

Mr. Shane and Mrs. Rosa Ishihara

Mr. Kurt M. Kunimune

Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Itoga

Mr. Richard and Mrs. Paula K.M. Kurashige

Hae In Jeong

Mr. Keenan A.K. Kurihara '10

Mr. Dennis Joao

Jess Kusunoki

Mr. Bin and Mrs. Janelle Joh

Mr. Waley C.M. Kwock '64

Mr. Rex Duane Johnson

Mr. Edison C.Y. Kwock '59 and Mrs. Amy T. Kwock

Mr. Richard R. Jongkind

Ms. Flor Lacson

Ms. Keala Kamai

Sarsi Ladao

Mr. Warren and Mrs. Cheryl Kanai

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Ladrillono

Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Wendi Kanenaga

Mr. Sean Dodge and Mrs. Sheryl Ladrillono Dodge '96

Mr. Victor and Mrs. Wei Jia Heung

Mrs. Betty Yoneda '55 Kaneshige and Mr. George Kaneshige

Mr. Frank and Mrs. Loyce Hi Stepo

Ms. Terry Ann L. Kang '73

Mr. Brandon D. Lam '02

The Honorable Eden Elizabeth Hifo

Mrs. Mary N.I. Kano

Mr. Trung Lam '99 and Mrs. Lianna Lam

Mr. Ray M. Higa '69

Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Kelli Kao

Mr. Gary and Mrs. Sophia Lam

Mrs. Tanya Campos '85 Higa and Mr. Brad Higa

Ms. Mary Ann Kaopua

Dr. Dolly Echiverri '66 Langen and Mr. David Langen

Ms. Alyssa Higuchi

Mr. Kenneth B. Karhuse '65

Mr. Ky Lao and Mrs. Vikki Kaya-Lao

Mr. Jordan Hino and Mrs. Lealei Magat-Hino

Mrs. Alice Kashiwai

Mr. Howard and Mrs. Gloria Lao

Mr. Sherwin and Mrs. Ranelle Hiraoka

Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Katayama

Stephanie M. Lape, M.D. '97

Mr. Paul and Mrs. Gayle Hironaka

Mr. Michael F. Kaufmann '99

Mrs. Mariliz LaPorte '08 and Mr. Christopher Burman

Mr. and Mrs. Alan H.L. Ho

Ms. Elaine Kawada

Mr. Bernard LaPorte

Mr. Jonathan and Mrs. Cindy Ho

Mr. Ken Barrow and Mrs. Catherine Kawada

Mr. Kevin Laroza

Mrs. Patsy Ho

Ms. Ann Kawamata

Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Stella Laroza

Jing Ho

Mrs. Darcie Au '90 Kawamura and Mr. Jon Kawamura

Mrs. Claire Chong '50 Lau and Mr. Merton Lau

FALL 2024

Mr. and Mrs. Nin Wah Lam

Mr. Darrel and Mrs. Jennifer Lau

Mr. Henry Lukela, Jr.

Ms. Michelle Morihara

Ms. Kristy F. Lau

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W.C. Lum

Mr. Brandon and Mrs. Tania Morimoto

Dr. Jonathan K.H. Lau '91

Mr. Michael Lum '64 and Mrs. Carol Ann Lum '64

Mrs. Jessica S. Morimoto '99

Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Diane Lau

Mrs. Elizabeth K. Lum

Mr. Donald and Mrs. Amy Morita

Mr. and Mrs. Don Lau '72

Ms. Michelle M.G. Lum '07

Mr. Eric S.W. Morse '99

Ms. Lisa Lau

Mrs. Kristie Watanabe '06 Ma

Ms. Theresa T.L. Mui '74

Mr. Wilfred H. Lau

Patty Lum '65 Maffit

Mr. Brandon Lau '97 and Mrs. Andee Lau

Mr. Richard and Mrs. Rosita Magno

Mrs. Corliss Mukaigawa-Boehne '74 and Mr. Gary Boehne

Mr. Henry and Mrs. Christine Lau

Keli Maiocco

Mr. Zhi Hong Zhang and Mrs. Ching Man Lau

Mr. Charles and Mrs. Raynette Malefyt

Mr. Ted Lau

Mr. Scott E. Malefyt

Ms. Lorena Lau

Mrs. Catherine Martin '52

Mrs. Kathleen Laubhan

Mr. Donald and Mrs. Diane Marumoto

Dr. Lorrin Lee '97 and Mrs. Kara Lee

Mr. Stephen Marvin and Mrs. Seung Eun Lee

Dr. Damon and Mrs. Cheryl Lee

Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic - Central Pacific Region

Mrs. Lorraine Lee '59 Mr. John Lee Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lee, Jr. Ms. Stephanie Lee Ms. Shirley Lee Mrs. Deborah Low '65 Lee Ms. Roberta Lee Mr. Kenneth Lee Mr. Richard P. Lenox '69 Mr. Tim and Mrs. Julie Leong Mr. John Leong and Mrs. Julianna Rapu Leong Mr. Keoki A.K. Leong Ms. Joanna Leong Mr. Christopher Letoto and Mrs. Leslie Campaniano Ms. Grace Leung Mr. Nir Levav

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Lori Munekiyo Ms. Patricia A.C. Muneno '67 Ms. Lisa Munger Ms. Jeanette Munoz Mr. Troy and Mrs. Cara Muraoka Mr. Sean and Mrs. Puna Na'auao Mrs. Christine Ichimura '91 Nabavi

Mr. Rick B. Mathias '68

Mrs. Kaala Botelho '50 Nagai

Matson Navigation Company, Inc.

Mr. Dan Nagami and Mrs. Robin Aipa-Nagami

Ms. Jan K. Matsumoto '10

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nagata

Dr. Ian and Mrs. Nancy Matsuura

Mr. Dudley and Mrs. Patricia Naito

Mr. Abel R. Mattos III

Ms. Alexis Naito

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S.H. Mau

Mrs. Sandy Naito

Mr. Gary Maxwell and Mrs. Marsha Maxwell-Au

Mr. Shawn and Mrs. I-Wen Naito

Mr. Alex McBarnet and Cmdr. Desirae Arelliano '98 McBarnet

Mr. Brandon Nakahara and Ms. Brenda Corpuz

Mrs. Claudia Tom '62 McCloskey Mrs. Arlene McCormack Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Nancy McDonald Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Leticia Melegrito Ms. Laurie Chock '64 Miki Mrs. Cafey N. Millard Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Min '67

Mr. Grant and Mrs. Grace Nakahara Mr. Kyle and Mrs. Katherine Nakamichi Mrs. Karen Nakamura '62 and Mr. Bertram Nakamura Jayden & Makayla Nakamura Ms. Michelle Nakanishi '91 Mr. and Mrs. Shinji Nakanishi Mrs. Helen Tanabe '55 Nakano and Mr. George Nakano

Ms. Tania H.Y. Li

Mr. Stephen Miranda '55 and Mrs. Kathleen Parker Miranda

Mrs. Verna Ling-Roche '85 and Mr. Michael Roche

Mrs. Linda S. Mistysyn

Mr. Garrett Liu and Mrs. Colleen Yoda '75 Liu

Dr. Brandon and Dr. Anh Mitsuda

Mr. Brian Simpkins and Ms. Amy Liu

Mrs. Iris Kim '99 Miwa

Ms. Shay T. Loftus '83

Ms. Alicia Miyahira

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Loo

Mr. Dean Miyamoto '72

Dr. Lila A. Loos

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gervin K. Miyamoto

Sionesoul Lotaki

Ms. Nola N. Miyasaki

Ms. Rosa Lovett

Mrs. Winona Miyashiro '62 and Mr. Patrick Miyashiro

Mr. James and Mrs. Janice Low

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Y. Miyashiro '65

Mr. James and Mrs. Cynthia Low

Mr. Irvin and Mrs. Karlene Mizo

Mrs. Denise C. Nelson-Hurwitz '03 and Mr. Eric D.C. Hurwitz

Mr. Eric Sam Chong and Ms. Jacquelyn Low

Mr. Rick M. Moad '74

Mrs. Sylvia Costa '54 Neves

Mr. Patrick Low '88 and Mrs. Jamie Low

Mr. George Moad '63 and Mrs. Stephanie Lui-Kwan '64 Moad

Mr. Anthony C.H. Ng '13

Mrs. Frankie A. Lucas Ms. Cammy Lui Mrs. Franchon W.Q. Luke '82 Mrs. Helen Luke Ms. Lynette Lukela

Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Moats Dr. Trevor Monahan '10 and Dr. Kylie Kim-Monahan Mrs. Lynne T. Monahan Dr. Hayato and Mrs. Clarissa Mori

Nalo Snow Mrs. Leocadia Kaopuiki Naone '60 Mrs. Lillian P. Napuelua Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo P. Narciso Mr. Robert Nash Mr. Joseph C. Neilson '65 Mr. Mehran and Mrs. Kellie Nejad Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Laverne Nekota Mr. Bryce Nekota Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson

Mr. Timothy C.H. Ng '10 Ms. Ruby Ng Ms. Erin Nihei Mr. Lanakila and Mrs. Shellie Ann Niles Mr. Herman and Mrs. Lisa Nillos

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Mr. Stanley H. K. Lee '60 and Mrs. Elizabeth W.L. Lee

Ms. Arsima A. Muller '97

Mr. Satoru and Mrs. Gertrude Nishida

Mrs. Isabelle Pang '74 Rivera

Mrs. Aileen A. Sodetani

Mrs. Lorraine Sawai '54 Noda

Ms. Diana Rivera

Mr. Patrick W. Soong '73

Mr. Darryl Nohara

Ms. Janice Roach

Ms. Sharon Soper

Dr. Harry T. Nomura '47

Mr. Keoni Roach

Mr. Charles E. Spiegel

Mrs. Jean Oda '52 and Mr. Kenneth A. Oda

Mr. Kevin Roach

Mr. Chasen G. St. Onge '09

Ms. Ethel Ogata

Ms. Mary Roberts '70

Mrs. Susan M. Stacy '61

Mrs. Wilma M. Ogimi '68 and Mr. Tom T. Ogimi

Mr. Robert Roesener '09

Mr. Steven Bell and Mrs. Ana Su-Bell

Mrs. Caroline Ohara

Ms. Michelle Romano

Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Sheila Sumida

Mrs. Nancy Wakayama '54 Oide

Mrs. Tana H. Rosehill '74

Mr. Kevin Sumida

Mr. Ernest and Mrs. Lucille Okinaga

S&P Global

Mrs. Joan Kwock '56 Sung

Mr. Lance Okuda

Dr. Jamie Tomita '01 Sabin and Dr. Daniel Sabin

Mr. Stephen S. Sung '00

Ms. Julianne Okumura

Mr. Leatanuu and Mrs. Gwen Sagapolutele

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sur

Mrs. Eloise Pereira '60 Omakanim

Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Sarah Sah

Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Tracie Sur

Mr. Michael and Mrs. UnYong Onuma

Mr. Darryl and Mrs. Cynthia Sakai

Dr. Jack and Mrs. Regina Suyderhoud

Mrs. Mamo Ornellas

Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Sakamoto

Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Sypowicz '01

Mr. Ralph and Mrs. Janice Oshiro

Mrs. Karen Sakamoto

Mrs. Jennifer T. Cion Tagorda '85

Mr. Lester and Mrs. Deanna Oshiro

Mr. Roy and Mrs. Mei Sam

Meeiru Tai

Mrs. Iris M. Oshiro

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Rosario Sambueno

Mr. Ken and Mrs. Sherryl Takahashi

Mr. Michael Oshiro

Mr. Roland and Mrs. Lynn Sambueno

Mr. and Mrs. Tsutomu Takahashi

Mr. Lincoln and Mrs. Lynn Oshiro

Dr. Alberto C. San Juan Jr.

Ms. Corinne Takasaki

Mr. John and Mrs. Nancy Oshiro

Mr. Jeffrey Sanchez '85 and Mrs. Therese Sanchez

Ms. Nancy Takenaka

Mr. Larry and Mrs. Carol Oshiro

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanoria

Mr. Destin A. Takenaka-Amodo '18

Mr. Christopher Otto and Mrs. Raylynn Mendes-Otto

Mr. Osmand and Mrs. Priscilla Saoit

Mr. Patrick D. Tamaoka '97

Mrs. Maxine Echols '55 Pada

Ms. Analisa Sario

Mr. and Mrs. James Tan

Mrs. Patricia Lum '82 Pang and Mr. Edwin Pang

Dr. Riichiro Sato

Mr. Clayton Pang

Mr. Keith and Mrs. Yukari Sato

Mrs. Lauralei Morgan '87 Tanaka and Mr. Jordon Tanaka

Mr. and Mrs. Cleighton Pang

Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Peggy Sato

Mr. Donavan C. Pang

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sato

Mr. Gregory Pang and Ms. Ty Nohara

Ms. Heather Y. Sato

Dr. Robert and Dr. Michele Pangilinan

Ms. Stacie Sato-Sugimoto

Ms. Willa Gaud '67 Papandrew

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sawa

Ms. Diane Park

Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Marianne Say

Ms. Kathryn M. Parsons '05

Mr. Luis Hernandez and Ms. Nalani Say

Mr. and Mrs. Reynante A. Pascual

Mr. Erwin Say

Mr. Jeffrey Palomares and Ms. Ruby Anne Paulino

Mr. Jeffrey Szombaty and Mrs. Samantha SaySzombaty

Mr. Kim I. Pinensky '74 Mr. Clarence Taira and Ms. Danielle Puaala-Lastimosa Dr. Roderick Labrador and Ms. Christine Quemuel Mr. Derrick and Mrs. Myranda Quinata Mr. Bernardino and Mrs. Deminia Ragasa Mr. Jeremy J. Ramos '07 Mrs. Roma Villa '85 Rapoza Mrs. K. Nina Rapozo '54 and Mr. Gordon Rapozo Mr. Tanoai Reed Mrs. Jennifer Cui '97 Rice Mrs. Roberta Aiona '60 Richards Mr. Drake and Mrs. Shayna Rickard Mr. Kevin Rickard Ms. Ronna Rickard Mrs. Diana Jeremiah '60 Rittmeister and Mr. Richard Rittmeister

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Dr. Len Tanaka and Dr. Ching-Ping Chang Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanoura Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Jui Feng Tatekawa-Chen Mr. and Mrs. Chester K. Tatsumura Mr. Flint and Mrs. Deena Tearney Ms. Cora Tellez Mr. Alejandro and Mrs. Denise Tellez Ms. Marilyn Terayama Mr. George Yeao and Ms. Margaret Teruya Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Texeira

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Schraff

The Wallace S. J. Ching Grandchildren's Trust

Mr. Douglas Schultz '85

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Thong

Ms. Sharon Seifert

Mrs. Janeen Haleamau '79 Tirrell and Mr. Robert Tirrell

Mr. Lincoln and Mrs. Mary Shibao Ms. Stella Shido Mr. Charles Shigeta '54 and Mrs. Florence Shigeta Mr. Shane Morimatsu and Dr. Kelly Shimabukuro Ms. Iris Shimabukuro '75 Mr. Rodney Shimizu '67 and Mrs. Emiko Shimizu Mrs. Florence T. Shimizu '50 Mrs. Brenda Anne Shin '85 and Mr. Paul Shin Mr. Gary and Mrs. Evelyn Shiraki Ms. Lehua Shiroma Mr. Roy L. Shults '66 Mr. Wayne Smith and Mrs. Ida Mohd Jamil

Mrs. Judy Perreira '57 Tom Mrs. Linda S. Tom Mr. Aaron M. Tom '10 Mrs. Valerie J. Torikawa-Domingo '79 Mrs. Lori Tseu-Rodriguez '83 and Mr. Pablo Rodriguez Mr. Dolan and Mrs. Kathleen Tsui Ms. Patricia Tsutsui Mrs. Kathryn Elms '68 Ulrich Mr. Robert Loewenstein and Ms. Julie Ann Uyemura Ms. Coraleen Valdez '73 Mr. Cal Valencia and Mrs. Beverly Nohara

Dr. Sachin Ruikar and Dr. Richa Varshney

Mr. Lance Goetz and Mrs. Jill Yamasato

Gushikuma

Mr. Bhanu and Dr. Vijaya Vellanki

Ms. Gail T. Yamashita

Mr. Mikey H

Mr. Aarush Vellanki '22

Ms. Carolyn Yamashita

Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Ha

Mr. Jeffrey Ventura '88 and Mrs. Suzanne Ventura

Mr. Russell and Mrs. Vanessa Yanagawa

Mrs. Monica Luke '84 Hahn and Mr. Michael Hahn

Mr. Don '58 and Mrs. Maxine Vickery '58

Dr. Garret H. Yanagi '46 and Mrs. Nancy Yanagi

Mr. Christopher Haig

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Vierra '58

Mrs. Cheryl Montalla '05 Yanagihara and Mr. Daniel Yanagihara

Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Un Yong Hall

Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Valeen Villa Ms. Michelle Voeller Mrs. Marie Wong '66 Wagner Mrs. Charlene Yap '61 Wall and Mr. Ronald Wall Mrs. Virginia Lum '52 Wat Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pau-Sheng Wei Ms. Dawna Williams Mrs. Jennifer Ishii '91 Willing Mr. Paul Lippert and Ms. Kristen Wilson Mr. Steven and Mrs. Bonnie Wilson Mr. Paul F. Winter '68 Ms. Bonnie Wolfe Mr. David F. Won '74 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S.C. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S.H. Wong Mrs. Kit U Wong '06 Mr. Kingsley W.G. Wong '63 Mr. Young Wong Ms. Tiffany Wong Mrs. Catherine Salado '55 Wong Mrs. Shari Wong '83 and Mr. Stanley Kubota Dr. Glenn and Mrs. Joyce Wong Mrs. Cora Ho '72 Wong Mr. Arnold Wong Mrs. Laurie Ann Wong-Nowinski Mrs. Lisa Wong-Yamamoto '84 and Mr. Lee Yamamoto Mrs. Thalia Candia '73 Woodward and Mr. Russell Woodward

Ms. Gina Yanagihara

Mrs. Lorraine Chamizo '60 Hamilton and Mr. David Hamilton

Mrs. Eloise Uyeda '55 Yano

Mr. Carlyle Handley

Mr. Reginald Yee

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Ann Hannan

Ms. Ruby M. Yogi

Mrs. Dolores Burnett '58 Hansen

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Yokoyama

Mr. Peter Hansen

Ms. Pamela J. Yoon '68

Mr. Leslie K. Hasama

Ms. Sandra Yorong

Mrs. Reyna Hashimoto '89 and Mr. Scott Hashimoto

Mr. Nathan and Mrs. Nicole Yoshimoto

James P. Hasselman

Mrs. Marlene S. Yoshimoto '80 and Mr. Stanley Yoshimoto

Dr. Nelson and Mrs. Adele Hatanaka

Mrs. Kathleen Yoshinaga Mrs. Jean Yoshizaki Mr. Kalbert Young '87 and Mrs. Cindy Young Mr. Kalford K. M. Young '88 Dr. Robert Young '59 and Mrs. Virginia Lum '72 Mr. Ronald Young and Mrs. Sylvia Young '58 Mr. Wayne Young '74 and Mrs. Carol Young Dr. Richard S.K. Young '65 and Mrs. Dorothy T. Young Mr. Ronald Young '57 Ms. Lili A. Young '81 Mr. Gerald D.J. Young '75 Mr. Leighton Yuen Dr. Sylvia Yuen '60 and Mr. Harold Masumoto Ms. Christine Y.L. Yuen Mr. Tim Li and Ms. Lili Zhang Mr. Yi Sun and Mrs. Shengyan Zhang Mrs. Mimi McClendon '73 Zoll Dr. John Raymond Go and Dr. Janina Paula Sy-Go

Mr. Stratton R. Wright '06

Mrs. Carole H. Goldstein

Ms. Myrna Wright

Mr. Clyde and Mrs. Jocelyn Goo

Ms. Marianna Wu

Mrs. Joyce Lee '56 Goo

Mr. Mike Wu

Mr. and Mrs. Van N. Goto

Mr. Mingfeng Liang and Mrs. Jenny Xu

Mr. Garrick and Mrs. Nadine Goya

Blayne Yama

Ms. Harriet Goya

Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Melissa Yamaguchi

Mr. Gregory Goya

Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Wendy Yamaguchi

Ms. Gabriella Grohmann Harmon

Keita Yamamoto

Mrs. Lisa Anne Y.L. Gruebner '82 and Mr. David A. Gruebner

Mr. Edward and Mrs. Shelly Yamamura Ms. Sandra M. Yamane Mr. Justin Yamanuha Mr. Owen and Mrs. Karen Yamasato

Ms. Rebecca Hamar

Mr. David and Mrs. Christine Yang

Mrs. Isabella Grohmann '80 Wooldridge

Mr. Dean and Mrs. Catherine Yamamoto

Ms. Yung-Mei Haloski '92

Ms. Lan Gu Fr. Alfred Guerrero Mrs. Maria Anna Guevara and Dr. Paul Guevara Mrs. Cora Cabebe '73 Gushikuma and Mr. Wayne

Mr. Cruz and Mrs. Kristi Hatanaka Mrs. Irene M. Zweber Haverty '74 Hawaii Dental Service

REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Mr. Jonathan Sim '99 and Mrs. Ina Wong

Mrs. Diane Yanagihara

Mr. Steven Hee '72 HEI Charitable Foundation Mr. Cody Helgeson Mr. Victor and Mrs. Wei Jia Heung Mr. Frank and Mrs. Loyce Hi Stepo The Honorable Eden Elizabeth Hifo Mr. Ray M. Higa '69 Mrs. Tanya Campos '85 Higa and Mr. Brad Higa Ms. Alyssa Higuchi Mr. Jordan Hino and Mrs. Lealei Magat-Hino Mr. Sherwin and Mrs. Ranelle Hiraoka Mr. Paul and Mrs. Gayle Hironaka Mr. and Mrs. Alan H.L. Ho Mr. Jonathan and Mrs. Cindy Ho Mrs. Patsy Ho Jing Ho Mrs. Maxine Ho Mr. and Mrs. John Ho Ms. Lydia Ho Mr. Jacob Ho Dr. Marcia F.J. Ho-Gatto '82 Ms. Cheryl Holdcroft Mrs. Kaylene L. Holub '60 Mr. Brent Honda Mr. Robert and Mrs. Lisa Hong Mrs. Eloise Gaspar '41 Hoyt Ms. Genevieve Huddy Ms. Judy Hui Mrs. Andrea K. Hussey-Leong Mr. George and Mrs. Kristal Ilae

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Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Judie Ilano

Ms. Rosie Kim

Dr. Damon and Mrs. Cheryl Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Cris V. Ildefonso

Mr. Scott Kim

Mrs. Lorraine Lee '59

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Imanaka

Mr. and Mrs. Art Kimura

Mr. John Lee

Mrs. Christine H. Imoto

Ms. Monica Kirst '04

Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lee, Jr.

Mr. Keoni E.M. Inaba '15

Mrs. Virginia M. Klein '64 and Mr. Edward F. Klein

Ms. Stephanie Lee

Mr. Brian and Mrs. Darlene Inaba

Mrs. Be-Jay Upchurch '81 Kodama and Mr. Gregg Kodama

Ms. Shirley Lee

Mr. Masahiro Inaba Mrs. Lesley Ann Lau '04 Inayoshi and Mr. Ryan Inayoshi

Mr. John and Mrs. Kalowena Komeiji

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell H.W. Ing

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Konn '66

Mrs. Barbara Elias '57 Iseri

Mrs. Lauren A. Koochi

Mr. Jerry Ishibashi '97 and Mrs. Elizabeth Ohno '98 Ishibashi

Mrs. Becky Kotake

Mr. Shane and Mrs. Rosa Ishihara Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Itoga Hae In Jeong Mr. Dennis Joao Mr. Bin and Mrs. Janelle Joh Mr. Rex Duane Johnson Mr. Richard R. Jongkind Ms. Keala Kamai Mr. Warren and Mrs. Cheryl Kanai Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Wendi Kanenaga Mrs. Betty Yoneda '55 Kaneshige and Mr. George Kaneshige Ms. Terry Ann L. Kang '73 Mrs. Mary N.I. Kano Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Kelli Kao Ms. Mary Ann Kaopua Mr. Kenneth B. Karhuse '65 Mrs. Alice Kashiwai Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Katayama Mr. Michael F. Kaufmann '99 Ms. Elaine Kawada Mr. Ken Barrow and Mrs. Catherine Kawada Ms. Ann Kawamata Mrs. Darcie Au '90 Kawamura and Mr. Jon Kawamura Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Kawamura Leslie Kawano Mr. Michael F. Kawazoe '95 Mr. David and Mrs. Kimberly Kay Mrs. Linda W. Kealoha '66 and Mr. Abraham S. Kealoha Mrs. Faith Cardoza '54 Kealoha Mr. Reed and Mrs. Roxanne Kido Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Ruth Kiemnec Mr. Cy and Mrs. Hong Kihara Ms. Annette Lum '92 Kim Mr. Raynard and Mrs. Wendy Kim Mr. Alfred H.S. Kim '47 and Mrs. Ialine Kim Mr. Seungjin Ok and Mrs. Shawna Kim

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Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn R. Kohama

FALL 2024

Mrs. Cecilia Amor Bitanga '74 Kramer Mr. Kurt M. Kunimune Mr. Richard and Mrs. Paula K.M. Kurashige Mr. Keenan A.K. Kurihara '10 Jess Kusunoki Mr. Waley C.M. Kwock '64 Mr. Edison C.Y. Kwock '59 and Mrs. Amy T. Kwock Ms. Flor Lacson Sarsi Ladao Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Ladrillono Mr. Sean Dodge and Mrs. Sheryl Ladrillono Dodge '96 Mr. and Mrs. Nin Wah Lam Mr. Brandon D. Lam '02 Mr. Trung Lam '99 and Mrs. Lianna Lam Mr. Gary and Mrs. Sophia Lam Dr. Dolly Echiverri '66 Langen and Mr. David Langen Mr. Ky Lao and Mrs. Vikki Kaya-Lao Mr. Howard and Mrs. Gloria Lao Stephanie M. Lape, M.D. '97 Mrs. Mariliz LaPorte '08 and Mr. Christopher Burman Mr. Bernard LaPorte Mr. Kevin Laroza Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Stella Laroza Mrs. Claire Chong '50 Lau and Mr. Merton Lau Mr. Darrel and Mrs. Jennifer Lau Ms. Kristy F. Lau Dr. Jonathan K.H. Lau '91 Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Diane Lau Mr. and Mrs. Don Lau '72 Ms. Lisa Lau Mr. Wilfred H. Lau Mr. Brandon Lau '97 and Mrs. Andee Lau Mr. Henry and Mrs. Christine Lau Mr. Zhi Hong Zhang and Mrs. Ching Man Lau Mr. Ted Lau Ms. Lorena Lau Mrs. Kathleen Laubhan Dr. Lorrin Lee '97 and Mrs. Kara Lee

Mr. Stanley H. K. Lee '60 and Mrs. Elizabeth W.L. Lee Mrs. Deborah Low '65 Lee Ms. Roberta Lee Mr. Kenneth Lee Mr. Richard P. Lenox '69 Mr. Tim and Mrs. Julie Leong Mr. John Leong and Mrs. Julianna Rapu Leong Mr. Keoki A.K. Leong Ms. Joanna Leong Mr. Christopher Letoto and Mrs. Leslie Campaniano Ms. Grace Leung Mr. Nir Levav Ms. Tania H.Y. Li Mrs. Verna Ling-Roche '85 and Mr. Michael Roche Mr. Garrett Liu and Mrs. Colleen Yoda '75 Liu Mr. Brian Simpkins and Ms. Amy Liu Ms. Shay T. Loftus '83 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Loo Dr. Lila A. Loos Sionesoul Lotaki Ms. Rosa Lovett Mr. James and Mrs. Janice Low Mr. James and Mrs. Cynthia Low Mr. Eric Sam Chong and Ms. Jacquelyn Low Mr. Patrick Low '88 and Mrs. Jamie Low Mrs. Frankie A. Lucas Ms. Cammy Lui Mrs. Franchon W.Q. Luke '82 Mrs. Helen Luke Ms. Lynette Lukela Mr. Henry Lukela, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W.C. Lum Mr. Michael Lum '64 and Mrs. Carol Ann Lum '64 Mrs. Elizabeth K. Lum Ms. Michelle M.G. Lum '07 Mrs. Kristie Watanabe '06 Ma Patty Lum '65 Maffit Mr. Richard and Mrs. Rosita Magno Keli Maiocco Mr. Charles and Mrs. Raynette Malefyt Mr. Scott E. Malefyt Mrs. Catherine Martin '52 Mr. Donald and Mrs. Diane Marumoto Mr. Stephen Marvin and Mrs. Seung Eun Lee

Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic - Central Pacific Region Mr. Rick B. Mathias '68 Matson Navigation Company, Inc. Ms. Jan K. Matsumoto '10 Dr. Ian and Mrs. Nancy Matsuura Mr. Abel R. Mattos III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S.H. Mau Mr. Gary Maxwell and Mrs. Marsha Maxwell-Au Mr. Alex McBarnet and Cmdr. Desirae Arelliano '98 McBarnet Mrs. Claudia Tom '62 McCloskey Mrs. Arlene McCormack Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Nancy McDonald Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Leticia Melegrito Ms. Laurie Chock '64 Miki Mrs. Cafey N. Millard Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Min '67 Mr. Stephen Miranda '55 and Mrs. Kathleen Parker Miranda Mrs. Linda S. Mistysyn Mrs. Iris Kim '99 Miwa Ms. Alicia Miyahira Mr. Dean Miyamoto '72 Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gervin K. Miyamoto Ms. Nola N. Miyasaki Mrs. Winona Miyashiro '62 and Mr. Patrick Miyashiro Mr. and Mrs. Denis Y. Miyashiro '65 Mr. Irvin and Mrs. Karlene Mizo Mr. Rick M. Moad '74 Mr. George Moad '63 and Mrs. Stephanie Lui-Kwan '64 Moad Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Moats Dr. Trevor Monahan '10 and Dr. Kylie Kim-Monahan Mrs. Lynne T. Monahan Dr. Hayato and Mrs. Clarissa Mori Ms. Michelle Morihara Mr. Brandon and Mrs. Tania Morimoto Mrs. Jessica S. Morimoto '99 Mr. Donald and Mrs. Amy Morita Mr. Eric S.W. Morse '99 Ms. Theresa T.L. Mui '74 Mrs. Corliss Mukaigawa-Boehne '74 and Mr. Gary Boehne

Mr. Ralph and Mrs. Janice Oshiro

Mrs. Kaala Botelho '50 Nagai

Mr. Lester and Mrs. Deanna Oshiro

Mr. Dan Nagami and Mrs. Robin Aipa-Nagami

Mrs. Iris M. Oshiro

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nagata

Mr. Michael Oshiro

Mr. Dudley and Mrs. Patricia Naito

Mr. Lincoln and Mrs. Lynn Oshiro

Ms. Alexis Naito

Mr. John and Mrs. Nancy Oshiro

Mrs. Sandy Naito

Mr. Larry and Mrs. Carol Oshiro

Mr. Shawn and Mrs. I-Wen Naito

Mr. Christopher Otto and Mrs. Raylynn Mendes-Otto

Mr. Brandon Nakahara and Ms. Brenda Corpuz

Mrs. Maxine Echols '55 Pada

Mr. Grant and Mrs. Grace Nakahara

Mrs. Patricia Lum '82 Pang and Mr. Edwin Pang

Mr. Kyle and Mrs. Katherine Nakamichi

Mr. Clayton Pang

Mrs. Karen Nakamura '62 and Mr. Bertram Nakamura

Mr. and Mrs. Cleighton Pang

Jayden & Makayla Nakamura

Mr. Donavan C. Pang

Ms. Michelle Nakanishi '91

Mr. Gregory Pang and Ms. Ty Nohara

Mr. and Mrs. Shinji Nakanishi

Dr. Robert and Dr. Michele Pangilinan

Mrs. Helen Tanabe '55 Nakano and Mr. George Nakano

Ms. Willa Gaud '67 Papandrew

Nalo Snow Mrs. Leocadia Kaopuiki Naone '60 Mrs. Lillian P. Napuelua Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo P. Narciso Mr. Robert Nash Mr. Joseph C. Neilson '65 Mr. Mehran and Mrs. Kellie Nejad Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Laverne Nekota Mr. Bryce Nekota Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson Mrs. Denise C. Nelson-Hurwitz '03 and Mr. Eric D.C. Hurwitz Mrs. Sylvia Costa '54 Neves Mr. Anthony C.H. Ng '13 Mr. Timothy C.H. Ng '10 Ms. Ruby Ng Ms. Erin Nihei Mr. Lanakila and Mrs. Shellie Ann Niles Mr. Herman and Mrs. Lisa Nillos Mr. Satoru and Mrs. Gertrude Nishida Mrs. Lorraine Sawai '54 Noda Mr. Darryl Nohara Dr. Harry T. Nomura '47 Mrs. Jean Oda '52 and Mr. Kenneth A. Oda Ms. Ethel Ogata Mrs. Wilma M. Ogimi '68 and Mr. Tom T. Ogimi Mrs. Caroline Ohara

Ms. Arsima A. Muller '97

Mrs. Nancy Wakayama '54 Oide

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Lori Munekiyo

Mr. Ernest and Mrs. Lucille Okinaga

Ms. Patricia A.C. Muneno '67

Mr. Lance Okuda

Ms. Lisa Munger

Ms. Julianne Okumura

Ms. Jeanette Munoz

Mrs. Eloise Pereira '60 Omakanim

Mr. Troy and Mrs. Cara Muraoka

Mr. Michael and Mrs. UnYong Onuma

Mr. Sean and Mrs. Puna Na'auao

Mrs. Mamo Ornellas

Ms. Diane Park Ms. Kathryn M. Parsons '05 Mr. and Mrs. Reynante A. Pascual Mr. Jeffrey Palomares and Ms. Ruby Anne Paulino Mr. Kim I. Pinensky '74 Mr. Clarence Taira and Ms. Danielle Puaala-Lastimosa Dr. Roderick Labrador and Ms. Christine Quemuel Mr. Derrick and Mrs. Myranda Quinata Mr. Bernardino and Mrs. Deminia Ragasa Mr. Jeremy J. Ramos '07 Mrs. Roma Villa '85 Rapoza Mrs. K. Nina Rapozo '54 and Mr. Gordon Rapozo Mr. Tanoai Reed Mrs. Jennifer Cui '97 Rice Mrs. Roberta Aiona '60 Richards Mr. Drake and Mrs. Shayna Rickard Mr. Kevin Rickard Ms. Ronna Rickard Mrs. Diana Jeremiah '60 Rittmeister and Mr. Richard Rittmeister Mrs. Isabelle Pang '74 Rivera Ms. Diana Rivera Ms. Janice Roach Mr. Keoni Roach Mr. Kevin Roach Ms. Mary Roberts '70 Mr. Robert Roesener CFP® '09 Ms. Michelle Romano Mrs. Tana H. Rosehill '74 S&P Global Dr. Jamie Tomita '01 Sabin and Dr. Daniel Sabin Mr. Leatanuu and Mrs. Gwen Sagapolutele Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Sarah Sah Mr. Darryl and Mrs. Cynthia Sakai Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Sakamoto

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Dr. Brandon and Dr. Anh Mitsuda

Mrs. Christine Ichimura '91 Nabavi

Mrs. Karen Sakamoto

Mrs. Jennifer T. Cion Tagorda '85

Mr. Steven and Mrs. Bonnie Wilson

Mr. Roy and Mrs. Mei Sam

Meeiru Tai

Mr. Paul F. Winter '68

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Rosario Sambueno

Mr. Ken and Mrs. Sherryl Takahashi

Ms. Bonnie Wolfe

Mr. Roland and Mrs. Lynn Sambueno

Mr. and Mrs. Tsutomu Takahashi

Mr. David F. Won '74

Dr. Alberto C. San Juan Jr.

Ms. Corinne Takasaki

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S.C. Wong

Mr. Jeffrey Sanchez '85 and Mrs. Therese Sanchez

Ms. Nancy Takenaka

Mr. Jonathan Sim '99 and Mrs. Ina Wong

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanoria

Mr. Destin A. Takenaka-Amodo '18

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S.H. Wong

Mr. Osmand and Mrs. Priscilla Saoit

Mr. Patrick D. Tamaoka '97

Mrs. Kit U Wong '06

Ms. Analisa Sario

Mr. and Mrs. James Tan

Mr. Kingsley W.G. Wong '63

Dr. Riichiro Sato

Mrs. Lauralei Morgan '87 Tanaka and Mr. Jordon Tanaka

Mr. Young Wong

Mr. Keith and Mrs. Yukari Sato Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Peggy Sato Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sato Ms. Heather Y. Sato Ms. Stacie Sato-Sugimoto Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sawa Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Marianne Say Mr. Luis Hernandez and Ms. Nalani Say Mr. Erwin Say Mr. Jeffrey Szombaty and Mrs. Samantha SaySzombaty

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanoura Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Jui Feng Tatekawa-Chen Mr. and Mrs. Chester K. Tatsumura Mr. Flint and Mrs. Deena Tearney Ms. Cora Tellez Mr. Alejandro and Mrs. Denise Tellez Ms. Marilyn Terayama Mr. George Yeao and Ms. Margaret Teruya Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Texeira

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Schraff

The Wallace S. J. Ching Grandchildren's Trust

Mr. Douglas Schultz '85

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Thong

Ms. Sharon Seifert

Mrs. Janeen Haleamau '79 Tirrell and Mr. Robert Tirrell

Mr. Lincoln and Mrs. Mary Shibao Ms. Stella Shido Mr. Charles Shigeta '54 and Mrs. Florence Shigeta Mr. Shane Morimatsu and Dr. Kelly Shimabukuro Ms. Iris Shimabukuro '75 Mr. Rodney Shimizu '67 and Mrs. Emiko Shimizu Mrs. Florence T. Shimizu '50 Mrs. Brenda Anne Shin '85 and Mr. Paul Shin Mr. Gary and Mrs. Evelyn Shiraki Ms. Lehua Shiroma Mr. Roy L. Shults '66 Mr. Wayne Smith and Mrs. Ida Mohd Jamil Mrs. Aileen A. Sodetani Mr. Patrick W. Soong '73 Ms. Sharon Soper Mr. Charles E. Spiegel Mr. Chasen G. St. Onge '09 Mrs. Susan M. Stacy '61 Mr. Steven Bell and Mrs. Ana Su-Bell Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Sheila Sumida Mr. Kevin Sumida Mrs. Joan Kwock '56 Sung Mr. Stephen S. Sung '00 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sur Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Tracie Sur Dr. Jack and Mrs. Regina Suyderhoud Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Sypowicz '01

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Ms. Tiffany Wong Mrs. Catherine Salado '55 Wong Mrs. Shari Wong '83 and Mr. Stanley Kubota Dr. Glenn and Mrs. Joyce Wong Mrs. Cora Ho '72 Wong Mr. Arnold Wong Mrs. Laurie Ann Wong-Nowinski Mrs. Lisa Wong-Yamamoto '84 and Mr. Lee Yamamoto Mrs. Thalia Candia '73 Woodward and Mr. Russell Woodward Mrs. Isabella Grohmann '80 Wooldridge Mr. Stratton R. Wright '06 Ms. Myrna Wright Ms. Marianna Wu

Mrs. Judy Perreira '57 Tom

Mr. Mike Wu

Mrs. Linda S. Tom

Mr. Mingfeng Liang and Mrs. Jenny Xu

Mr. Aaron M. Tom '10

Blayne Yama

Mrs. Valerie J. Torikawa-Domingo '79

Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Melissa Yamaguchi

Mrs. Lori Tseu-Rodriguez '83 and Mr. Pablo Rodriguez

Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Wendy Yamaguchi

Mr. Dolan and Mrs. Kathleen Tsui

Keita Yamamoto

Ms. Patricia Tsutsui

Mr. Dean and Mrs. Catherine Yamamoto

Mrs. Kathryn Elms '68 Ulrich

Mr. Edward and Mrs. Shelly Yamamura

Mr. Robert Loewenstein and Ms. Julie Ann Uyemura

Ms. Sandra M. Yamane

Ms. Coraleen Valdez '73

Mr. Justin Yamanuha

Mr. Cal Valencia and Mrs. Beverly Nohara

Mr. Owen and Mrs. Karen Yamasato

Dr. Sachin Ruikar and Dr. Richa Varshney

Mr. Lance Goetz and Mrs. Jill Yamasato

Mr. Bhanu and Dr. Vijaya Vellanki

Ms. Gail T. Yamashita

Mr. Aarush Vellanki '22

Ms. Carolyn Yamashita

Mr. Jeffrey Ventura '88 and Mrs. Suzanne Ventura

Mr. Russell and Mrs. Vanessa Yanagawa

Mr. Don '58 and Mrs. Maxine Vickery '58

Dr. Garret H. Yanagi '46 and Mrs. Nancy Yanagi

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Vierra '58

Mrs. Cheryl Montalla '05 Yanagihara and Mr. Daniel Yanagihara

Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Valeen Villa Ms. Michelle Voeller Mrs. Marie Wong '66 Wagner Mrs. Charlene Yap '61 Wall and Mr. Ronald Wall Mrs. Virginia Lum '52 Wat Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pau-Sheng Wei Ms. Dawna Williams Mrs. Jennifer Ishii '91 Willing Mr. Paul Lippert and Ms. Kristen Wilson

Mrs. Diane Yanagihara Ms. Gina Yanagihara Mr. David and Mrs. Christine Yang Mrs. Eloise Uyeda '55 Yano Mr. Reginald Yee Ms. Ruby M. Yogi Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Yokoyama Ms. Pamela J. Yoon '68

Ms. Dorothy Antonio-Pagaduan

Mr. Christian Calavera

Mr. Nathan and Mrs. Nicole Yoshimoto

Mr. Darren Aoki

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Camagan

Mrs. Marlene S. Yoshimoto '80 and Mr. Stanley Yoshimoto

Mr. Kevin Aoki

Mrs. Elaine Martinez '58 Camara

Ms. Janette April

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Campbell, Esq.

Mr. and Mrs. Vicente F. Aquino

Ms. Marina Campbell

Mrs. Margaret Tam '69 Araki

Ms. Dara Campbell

Mr. Randy Arcangel

Ms. Laurel Campbell

Mrs. Katherine Stahl '74 Armstrong

Ms. Ashley C. Caneso '08

Ms. Cerena Y. T. I. O. Arocha '23

Mrs. Annalisa T. Caraang

Jeri Arucan

Ms. Logan A. Carlos '18

Ms. Richelle Asselstine

Ms. Lexi A. Carlos '20

Ms. Taylor-Anne A.S. Atou '19

Mrs. Patricia Hopkins '55 Carnevale

Mr. Eric and Mrs. Doreen Au

Mr. Jeremiah Carter

Mr. Dean D.C. Au '93

Mr. Darrid Carvalho

Mrs. Linda M. Au

Mr. Wesley Carver

Mr. Lenny D.W. Au '97 and Mrs. Jenny E.N. Au

Ms. Clarice Casamina

Mr. Rocky Aviguetero

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cabalo Casamina

BAE Systems

Ms. Chanel Casamina

Mr. Bradley and Mrs. Renette Bagasani

Ms. Celine Casamina

Mr. Edward D. Bajcar '77

Mrs. Mary Hoeller '97 Casey

Mr. Jeffrey M. Bal '97

Mr. Jayson Castillo

Mr. Benjamin and Mrs. Jaslyn Balberdi

Ms. Elena Caunca

Kieu Van Balicoco

Mrs. Maile Ahakuelo '74 Cavaco

Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Yani Balkin

Mrs. Dara M. Cavaco-Caballero '98

Mr. Todd Bangerter and Mrs. Wendy Hanakahi

Su Chai

Mr. Tanyan Kalai-Cuban and Ms. Gina Abou-Sayf

Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Leona Bangerter

Mr. Ki Ho Tung and Ms. Susanna Chak

Ms. Briana Ackerman

Mrs. Emily Marciel '53 Baptiste

Ms. Stephanie Chan

Mr. Edward and Mrs. Annabel Agleham

Mr. Chester and Mrs. Kristina '97 Barayuga

Mr. David Chan and Mrs. Cindy Chan Dao

Ms. Melony Agliam '97

Mr. Justin Barit

Mr. John and Mrs. Janel Chandler

Mr. Roger Agpaoa

Ohulani Battisto

Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler, Sr.

Ms. Nancy Agtarap

Mrs. Jennifer Bauer

Mrs. Kathleen Chang '67

Mrs. Hernani Aguilar

Mrs. Janell Y.Y. Beattie '79 and Mr. Christian E. Beattie

Dr. Matt Chang

Mrs. Kathleen Yoshinaga Mrs. Jean Yoshizaki Mr. Kalbert Young '87 and Mrs. Cindy Young Mr. Kalford K. M. Young '88 Dr. Robert Young '59 and Mrs. Virginia Lum '72 Mr. Ronald Young and Mrs. Sylvia Young '58 Mr. Wayne Young '74 and Mrs. Carol Young Dr. Richard S.K. Young '65 and Mrs. Dorothy T. Young Mr. Ronald Young '57 Ms. Lili A. Young '81 Mr. Gerald D.J. Young '75 Mr. Leighton Yuen Dr. Sylvia Yuen '60 and Mr. Harold Masumoto Ms. Christine Y.L. Yuen Mr. Tim Li and Ms. Lili Zhang Mr. Yi Sun and Mrs. Shengyan Zhang Mrs. Mimi McClendon '73 Zoll

FRIENDS $1+

Ms. Mandi R. Agustin '22 Ms. Lucy Ahn Ms. Tandi Aiona Mr. Makana and Mrs. Stephanie Aiona Mrs. Liberta Aiwohi '57 Jamie Aiwohi Mr. Daniel Chen and Dr. Kristie Akamine Jody Aki Mrs. Kathleen Akiona-Perreira Mr. Joshua J. Almanza '97 Mr. Lawrence Altman Mrs. Jenai Santee '98 Alvarez Mr. Ken Ancheta Ms. Tina Andrade Mr. Darryl Kau and Mrs. Alicia Andrade-Kau Ms. Sally V. Ang Ms. Rochelle Anoina Mr. Javier Antela

REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Ms. Sandra Yorong

Ms. Michelle Beckett

Mr. Creighton Y. Chang '69 and Mrs. Debbie KikuchiChang

Mr. Andrew Bell

Ms. Marta Chang

Ms. Francine Beppu

Ms. Corlis Chang

Ms. Tiana Berrios

Mr. Jonathan Charo

Ms. Valerie Bland

Ms. Lisa Y. Chau '95

Ms. Sharon Bolmeier

Mrs. Faye Tom Ling '59 Chee

Mr. Nick Borho

Dr. Christopher Hom and Dr. Tyffany Chen

Ms. Ashley Brewer

Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Chen

Dr. Jennifer Nowicki '74 Broad and Mr. Vernon Broad

Mr. Kenny Chen

Mr. Robert F. Brogle '92

Mr. Julian Cheng '10

Mr. Timothy D. Brown '64

Ms. Melissa Cheng

Julin Bruhnsen

Mr. Warren Chiang '91 and Mrs. Jamie Fukui-Chiang

Chris Bryan

Ms. Leecia Cho

Ms. Lota Bumanglab

Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Chock

Ms. Calla Burman

Mr. Scott Chong

Ms. Lynette Yap Cahill '65

Mrs. Barbara Chun '67 Chong

Ms. Maire K. Cahoon '97

Mr. Shannon K. Chong

Mr. John Jenss and Ms. Yi Cai

Mr. Douglas Chong

THE KNOLLER

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Ms. Valerie Chong

Ms. Carole Donnelly

Ms. Perl Gines

Mrs. Laura Chun '70 Chong

Mr. William Kaelan U. Donnelly '14

Ms. Ellodie Gomes

JC Chow

Ms. Remi Don-Say

Mr. Keith C. Gomes '85

Maj. Nathan Lew and Mrs. Kris Chow

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Downes

Mr. Mitchell B. Goo '97

Mrs. Nelwyn Chang '58 Choy

Mrs. Marilyn L. Dunn

Ms. Marisah M.Y. Goo '19

Mr. Darryl Choy '90

Mrs. Jenna Wong '06 Dydasco and Mr. Zane Dydasco

Mr. Nathan T.K.L. Goo '01

Mr. Michael Chu '01 and Mrs. Lea Young '02 Chu

Ms. True Dydasco

Mr. Kau'i Chun '67

Ms. Tammie Egloria

Mrs. Ann Marie Graham '85 and Mr. John Henry Graham

Ms. Meriann Chun

Ms. Erika Eng

Mr. Anthony P. Chun '72 and Mrs. Linda F.S. Chun

Mr. Richard and Mrs. Ginny Enoka

Mr. Steven Chun and Mrs. Patricia Chong-Chun

Mr. Damien Enright '99 and Mrs. Lynn Chan '01 Enright

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Chun '73 Mr. Wesley Chun Ms. Loanne Chung Mr. Paul Chung-Ung Ms. Caitlin Ciano Mr. Adam Cipriano Mr. Kristopher J.A.F. Co '02 Mr. John Cody Mrs. Malia Igoe '79 Colcord Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Jarrah Cole Ms. Ellen Conching Mrs. Dana M. Conlon '85 Mr. Bruce Cook Costco Wholesale Corporation Ms. Prixie Cruz Joab Cruz Mrs. Corie Cruze-Abiva '79 Ms. Ruby Cudal Violet's Supporter Cudal Ms. Hilda Cvilikas Ms. Dominique Dacanay Mr. Glenn C. Dang Ms. Jacquelyn Darcey '97 Ms. Summer Davis Mr. Stephen Davis Ms. Patricia Davis Mr. Steve Davis Mr. Donovan Delgado Ms. Vicky Demercer Mr. Todd Yamamoto and Ms. Karen Denny Mr. Conrad Deparini and Mrs. Barbara UemuraDeparini Mr. Richard Montano and Mrs. Grace DeveraMontano Ms. Amanda Di Bella Ms. Ally Diaz Mrs. Melanie Do '74 and Mr. Frank Do Camay Doan Ms. Richelle Doctolero Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Domanay

52

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Mr. Anthony Guillermo Mrs. Marlene Bolos '59 Gullo Mr. Kyle H Mr. Nicholas Haigler

Ms. Denise Epstein

Ms. Lisa Hamburg

Mr. John and Mrs. Nova Erickson

Ms. Jennifer Hand

Ms. Marline Esquivel

Ms. Jane M. Harada

Ms. Jennifer Estebar

Mr. Justin Haruki

Ms. Christina Eusebio

Ms. Christine Hashimoto

Mr. Brian Fangon and Mrs. Jenny Lee '07 Fangon

Mrs. Jenna Mau '02 Hayden

Ms. Jennifer Farm Theros

Angel Hernandez

Ms. Carla Fellezs

Mr. Tom and Mrs. Diane Heung

Mrs. Nicole Yoshiko Ferrara '97 and Mr. Travis Ferrara

Mr. Daniel Y.T. Hew '70

Mrs. Verna Perry '53 Ferreira

Mrs. Dorothy Miyashiro '48 Higa and Mr. Edward Higa

Uhila Fifita Ms. Patty Fitler Ms. Elisia Flores Mr. Jimmy and Mrs. Janet Flores Mr. Eric Flores Ms. Cherry Foelker Ms. Alana Fong Ms. Lianne Fontes Mr. Daniel P. Foster Jr. Mr. Tyler and Mrs. Maricar Freitas Mr. Brandon Frost Ms. Nicole H. Fu '07 Mr. Keith Fuchigami Mrs. Lillian Yoshimoto '47 Fujihara Mr. Nicholas Fujii Mr. Lance Fujita Ms. Caitlyn T. Fujiwara '18 Ms. Cassidy K. Fujiwara '19 Ms. Melinda Fuller Mrs. Elisa Marie P. Furtado-Fischer '97 Ms. Glorianne Fusato Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Geri Gabalis Ms. Shirly Gadiaza Mrs. Phyllis Boner '55 Gardner Mr. David Gerakas Ms. Phuong Ngoc Giang '18 Mr. Watson Gier Mr. Jon Gilbert Mr. Michael and Mrs. Hsiaowen Gillespie

Ms. Janice S. Higa '72 Mr. Brian Higa '97 and Mrs. Korynne Higa Ms. Lorena Higuera Ms. Linda Hirano Ms. Kristi Hirota-Schmidt Taylor Ho Mr. Michael and Mrs. Cynthia Ho Mr. John and Mrs. Evelyn Ho Mr. Lawrence Ho Mr. James and Mrs. Beth Hoban Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hoban III '88 Mrs. Kimberly Ibara '97 Hohu and Mr. Derrick Hohu Mr. Ezra Hohu Ms. Richelle Hokoana Mrs. Valerie Hung '62 Holler Mrs. Carolyn Dang '67 Hong and Mr. Leslie Hong Mrs. Anne Horner '82 and Mr. Norman Padilla Ms. Avery Hsu Ms. Margaux Hsu Mr. Vernon Hulihee Ms. Abigail Hurgo Mr. Kealaka'i Hussey '04 and Mrs. Benah Hussey Mr. Chris and Mrs. Marjorie Huynh Mr. Franklin Hy Ms. Diana Hyun Mrs. Noraine Sue Ichikawa '68 Mr. Charles and Mrs. Regina Iguchi Mr. Charles Ijima

Ms. Ashlee Kishimoto

Mr. Martin Lau

Mr. Gary Inayoshi

Ms. Nara Kitagawa

Ms. Amy Le

Ms. Mary Frances Ing

Mrs. Stephanie M. Kiyosaki

Ms. Jasmine Le

Ms. Dawn M. Inouye

Mrs. Patricia Barnette '70 Klingler

Mr. Bryce Leather

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Ishibashi

Dr. Kenton Ko and Mrs. Kwan Lai To

Ms. Janice Leavy '79

Ms. Patricia Ishihara

Mr. Moses Fellez-Rodrigues and Ms. Lisa Ko

Ms. Joyce Lee

Mr. Randy and Mrs. Mona Hilda Ishihara

Ji Hyun Ko

Mr. Alan Lee

Ms. Sandra Ishikawa

Ms. Alayna Kobayashi

Mr. Martin Lee

Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Cynthia Ishikawa

Ms. Danette Kobayashi

Mrs. Sheri Ann Wong '75 Lee

Mr. Kyle Ito

Ms. Megan Kobayashi

Ms. Alyssa-Ann A. Lee '07

Mr. Norman and Mrs. Sharon James

Adrian Koizumi

Mrs. Margie Maloney '74 Lee

Losa Jang

Ms. Tammy Koki

Ms. Josie Lee

Ms. Mackie Chow '68 Jones

Mrs. Virginia Koo

Mr. Ken Lee

Mr. Cameron Kadooka

Mrs. Nancy E. Kou

Ms. Christina Lee

Ms. Alison Kaer

Mr. Martin Kozlik and Mrs. Traci Matsumoto-Kozlik

Mr. Ricky Lee

Kaimana Creations

Raksmey Krout

Mr. Taylor K. Lee '15

Mr. Dalan J. Kam '22

Ms. Val Kubota

Ms. Yvonne Lee-Helms

Mr. Leonard Kam '84 and Mrs. Lori Kam

Mrs. Marlene Medeiros '55 Kuehne

Mrs. Francine Lee-Kadota '77 and Mr. Alan Kadota

Mr. Ben Kamau

Mrs. Linda M.L. Ahn Kuhns '60

Mr. Thomas L. Leineweber '68

Mr. Aaron and Mrs. Michele Kamau

Mr. Ryan Kuniyuki

Mr. Kevin Lemus

Mr. Christian Kamau

Mrs. Gwendolyn Kurashima '74 and Mr. Lloyd Kurashima

Mr. Peyton H. Leng '07

Ms. Justine P. Kamelamela '97 Ms. Kimberly Kaohi Ms. Jan Kaeo '76 Karo Ms. Claudia Karp Ms. Jenny Kashimoto Mr. Jason and Mrs. Denice Kashiwai Ms. Lynn Kau Bobbie Kauwenaole Ms. Andrea Kawakami Mrs. Leigh Kawakami '60 and Mr. Ray Kawakami Mr. Jason Kawamura Ms. Alyssa Y.L. Kawamura '19 Mr. Clarence and Mrs. Leona Kealoha Mr. Noland and Mrs. Christina Keaulana Edward and C4 Keaunui Mr. Patrick Keenan Mr. John and Mrs. Monica Keenan Ms. Kimberlee Kelley '97 Mr. James Kepa Ms. Renata Kiemnec Mrs. Marianne Murakami '63 Kilgore Dr. Peter and Mrs. Kyung Jin Kim Mr. Alexander Kim Mr. Boram Kim Mr. Warren Kim Mr. Wendell Kim Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Myung Eun Kim Mr. Ryan Jodoi and Dr. Jacqueline King Mrs. Stephanie Kippen

Ms. Alyssa Kusano Mrs. Charmae Simmons '87 Kwan Ms. Kristi N.M.L. Kwock '97 Mr. Kenneth C.W. Kwock '55 Kaonohiokala Labra Ms. Alexa Labrecque Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Elise Lachman Mr. Jon Lai Mr. Tory Laitila '87 Ms. Julie Lam Mr. Jimmy and Mrs. Cindy Lam Mr. Patrick Lam '04 Mr. Edgar Lamug Mr. Guillermo and Mrs. Purita Lamug Ms. Bernadette Lane Ms. Dew-Anne Langcaon Mr. Toby Langcaon Mr. Michael and Mrs. Cyndy LaPorte Mr. Alvin Lastimado Sr. Maiko Lau Ms. Erin L. Lau '08 Ms. Catherine Lau '73 Mr. Brent M. Lau '97 Mr. John Lau Mr. Aaron Lau '93 and Mrs. Jill Lau Kim Lau Ms. Glenda Lau Mr. Derek Lau Mr. Davin Lau

REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Mr. Alan and Mrs. Lisa Inaba

Mr. Mark Leong Mrs. Susan M. Leong '70 Ms. Bonnie Leong Mr. Justin G.L. Leong '99 Gen Leong Bailey Leong Finley Leong Gon Leong Killua Leong Mr. Russell Leu Ms. Hermione Leung Mr. Jason Mukaida and Mrs. Rosetta Li Mr. Kirave Liang Ms. Janet Liberato Ms. Deborah Lichota '91 Ms. Jennifer A. Lim Mr. Jonathan Lim Mr. Barton Liro Mr. Borg Yen Chew and Ms. I Chun Liu Chris Liu Mr. Alex Lo '85 and Mrs. Renee Lo Tristie Lono Ms. Dera A. Look '97 Mr. Noah W. Loomis Mr. Jonah B. Loomis Mr. Kevin Lou and Mrs. Jun Yan Lei Ms. Linda Auyoung Louie Ms. Shevaun Low '86 Mrs. Lily Lu

THE KNOLLER

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Ms. Aubree Lucina

Mr. Robert Miyashita

Ms. Jeanne Okumura

Mr. Ricky and Mrs. Katherine Lui

Ms. Cathy Miyoshi

Mr. Greg Okumura

Mr. Jeff Luis

Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Patricia Moad

Ms. Jordyn Okumura

Mr. Blake M.K. Lum '98

Ms. Tracy Lynn Monsarrat '75

Mr. Layton Okunami

Mr. Greyson Lum and Ms. Nancy Chi

Mrs. Michelle Coleman '99 Moorhead

Ms. Nicci Olds

Mr. Ross K.Y. Lum '08

Mr. James Mora

Mr. Philip Ono

Mr. Wesley '95 and Mrs. Janice Lum

Ms. Karen Morimoto

Dr. Jane Onoye

Mr. Robert Lung '63 and Mrs. Mary Ann Cordeiro '63 La Fazia

Ms. Christina Morisato

Ms. Lorena Opiana

Mr. Blaine and Mrs. Lorelei Morita

Ms. Erika Nelson '08 Orimoto

Mrs. Thelma Morita

Ms. Tara Ornellas

Ms. Erin Macedonio

Mr. James Morris II '85 and Mrs. Doreen Leong '84 Morris

Mr. Jeffrey Ornellas

Ms. Melinda Macy

Mrs. Lori M. Moskal '97

Michel Maeda

Mrs. Kathleen A. Mulliken '73 and Mr. Donald C. Mulliken

Ms. Maggie Luu Mr. Peter Y. Ma '04

Mr. Glen J. Maeda Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maeda Ms. Diane Maeda Mr. Ranan and Mrs. Kyla Maedo Mr. Robb Malefyt Mr. Todd Malefyt Mrs. Mercedes Wong '58 Manalili Mr. Edmundo and Mrs. Erelen Maramag Mr. Ferdinand Maramag Mrs. Mary Ann S. Marrotte '67 Mr. Steven Maruyama Ms. Sharilyn Marzan Mr. John Mason Mrs. Betty Murakami '61 Mastropaolo Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Gerlie Matahum Ms. Kady Matsumoto Mr. Keith Matsuura Ms. Michelle Matsuzaki Ms. June Mattos '75 Ms. Tiffany Mattson Mr. Bryan Mau '94 and Mrs. Cindy Mau Mr. Russell and Mrs. Kareen Mau Ms. Patrice McArdle '69 Ms. Traci McDonald Mr. and Mrs. William J. McFeeley III Mr. Josiah McKeague-Chong Mrs. Mary Jane McMillan and Mr. Roland Santos Ms. Diane Mercomes Mrs. Kelly Yim '97 Meyer Ms. Angela Miguel Mr. Jon H. Miki Ms. Nohea Minei Keanaaina Mr. Nicholas E.S. Mita '97 Ms. Noelle Miyagawa Mr. Brandon L.M. Miyagi '97 Ms. Margaret S. Miyasaki Dr. Bradley and Mrs. Janelle Miyashiro

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Mr. Robert Murray and Mrs. Serena Twu-Murray Mr. Aaron K.M. Nagami '15 Ms. TiaRose L.T. Nagami '18 Mr. Kirk-Jordan K.O. Nagami '12 Ms. Kelcie Nagata Mr. Michael Naito '90 and Mrs. Michelle Naito Mr. Scott and Mrs. Jenny Nakagawa Mr. George and Mrs. Sharlene Nakamichi Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Nakamura Ms. Angie Nakamura Mr. Dru Nakasone Mr. Myron Nakayama Mrs. Suzanne Nakoa Mr. Jordan K.L. Napoleon '08 Ms. Joy Nekomoto Mr. Devin Nekota Mr. Shaun and Mrs. Tessa Ng Mr. Pak-Wai and Mrs. Maria Ng Ms. Audrey J. Ng Mr. Jim Nguyen Ms. Rebecca Nievera Mr. Justin M. Nip '97 Mrs. Jasmine A. Nip-Palmer '02 Dr. Linda E. Nishigaya '65 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S. Nishiki Mr. Ivan K. Nishimura '81 Dr. Stephanie T. Nishimura Mr. Kent Ishihara and Mrs. Jaymie Nishimura Mr. Marc M.K. Nishio '04 Mr. Mike Nitta Mr. Terrence and Mrs. Karen O'Brien Mr. Robert Oda Ms. Diane O'Grady '63 Ms. Rachel Oka Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Okamoto Cyd Okasaki

Mr. Sean Alpichi and Ms. Kylene Osaki Mr. Owen and Mrs. Donalyn Oshiro Mr. Larry and Mrs. Doris Oshiro Mr. Brandon and Mrs. Cori Oshiro Mr. Gotaro Oshitari '06 Mr. Daniel Oswald Mr. Mike Otake Mr. Jianyong Zhou and Mrs. Chenchen Ouyang Ms. Jessica Oxiles Ms. Dena P. Mr. Stanford P. Pa '59 Ms. Tracy Yamamoto '96 Pacarro Mr. Jevon Pagaduan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Paglinawan Ms. Rose Lanie Palomares Mr. Jarrett Pang '59 Mr. Aaron Pang Mr. Cullen Pang Mr. Rudolph Pangelinan and Mrs. SoYoung Chang Mrs. Barbara Fernandes '59 Papo and Mr. Joseph Papo Mr. Kinsey and Mrs. Hana Park Junhee Park Ms. Dayna Park Ms. Sandy Park Ms. Nohea Pa-Ruiz Mr. Timothy J. Pasion '97 Mrs. Toyoko N. Pasoquen Mrs. Krystin Julian '85 Peacock and Mr. Mark Peacock Ms. Kristin Pekala Ms. Tiffany Petitmermet Mrs. Nancy Pond Ms. Christiana Ponzani Ms. Michelle Ponzani Mr. Franklin Portillo and Ms. Maria Canoy Prudential Foundation Ms. Kathleen Query '85 Mr. Christopher T. Quintos '98 R N Sons LLC Ms. Berdem Ragasa

Ms. Julie Ragasa

Mr. Todd Sliger

Ms. Jacqueline Naomi Tani '84

Ms. Michelle Rai

Ms. Elizabeth Smith

Mrs. Diana Tapit

Mr. Jonathan Ramos

Mr. Bartlomiej Turek and Mrs. Kelsey Soma Turek '01

Ms. Lupe Taufoou

Ms. Cynthia Rapu

Mr. Pat and Mrs. Leslie So'oalo

Mr. Michael Tearney

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Rauckhorst

Mr. David Soong

Ms. Michelle Terukina

Mr. William Rauckhorst

Mrs. Marlene Soares '56 Souki

Mr. Matt Terukina

Mr. John Rebudal

Kelly Soundara

Mr. Brendan Terukina-Goles

Mrs. Sheila Ribaya

Mr. Dennis E. St. Onge

Ms. Frances A. Teves '60

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rivero

Mrs. Dawn Chun '77 Stene and Mr. Mark Stene

The Alika

Ms. Virginia Robb

Mr. Thomas Stevenson

The Blackbaud Giving Fund

Ms. Topsy Romero

Mr. Jeff Strauser '68 and Mrs. Sandra Strauser

Mrs. Teresa Thomas

Mr. David Rotz

Ms. Susan Suehiro

Mr. Darwin Thomas

Ms. Megan Rycraft

Ms. Jennifer Sunada

Ms. Sherri Timar

Ms. Giselle Sadler

Mr. Matthew Suyat

Ms. Beverly S.K. Tom '72

Ms. Freda Sahara

Ms. Rhonda L.S. Suzuki '84

Ms. Jennifer Tom

Mrs. Geraldine Sakai '56 and Mr. Roy T. Sakai

Ms. Liane Suzuki

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sakuda

Mr. Ronald R. Svetz '70

Mr. Kendrick Y.W. Tom '79 and Mrs. Robyn UeharaTom

Ms. Alice Sanchez

Mr. William and Mrs. Michelle Swartman

Mr. Rory Sandobal

Jennings Sy

Hoku Santiago

Dr. Anne Sylva '97 and Mr. Jareus Sylva

Mr. Jon R. Santos '85

Mr. James and Mrs. Lorraine Sylva

Mrs. Cecelia Sasaki '84

Mr. Michael Szombaty

Mr. Carl Sato

Ms. Patricia Szombaty

Mrs. Kathleen Konn '73 Schaffer

Mr. Andrew Tabieros

Ms. Nicole P. Schaffer '08

Mr. Steven Tabiolo

Mr. Tom Schaffer

Mr. and Mrs. Carman Tablada '60

Ms. Catherine Schaumburg

Ms. Kellie Taguchi

Ms. Marlina Schetting

Reign Taira

Mr. Nolan Schools

Mrs. Marcia Moriyama '70 Taira

Mrs. Kristen Schultz '88 Iwashita and Mr. Randy Iwashita

Ms. Alice Taira

Mr. Anthony "Tino" Sellitto III '83 Mrs. Lynette Mau '69 Seto Mr. Sean and Mrs. Mellissa Shelverton Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Sheri Shido Mr. Jake Shieh Ms. Naomi Shigenaga Mrs. Dawn Shiinoki-Ho and Mr. Timothy Ho Ms. Joanne Shikada Mr. Jason Shimabukuro Mr. John and Mrs. Stacie Shimabukuro Ms. Connie Shin Mr. Erick H. Shin '04 Ms. Brittney K.S. Shiroma '11 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Y. Shiroma Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Shoda Ms. Kelly Shoup Ms. Belma Sia Mr. Kelson Silva Ms. Mary Silva

Mrs. Tammy Tajiri-Fujimoto '04 Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Takagi

Ms. Diane Tong Mrs. Jewel Toyama '73 and Mr. Gerald Toyama Mr. Patrick A. Toyama Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Sandy Tran Mr. Dustin Traya Ms. Samantha Trout I Hsiang Tsai Mr. Jon and Mrs. Lisa Tulchin Ms. Shirley Tumbaga Ms. Jamie Uehara Ms. Lynn Uehara Mr. Masahi Uematsu '10 and Mrs. Michele LaPorte '10 Uematsu Mr. Justin Una

Ms. Dana Takahara-Dias

Mrs. Mary Ann Yim '67 Underwood and Mr. David Underwood, Sr.

Mr. Sean Daniel and Mrs. Tomoko Takahashi

Ms. Kathleen Uno

Ms. Eliana and Ms. Ariana Takahashi

Mr. and Mrs. Dean K. Uyehara

Ms. Jan Takahashi

Ms. Jane R. Uyema

Mr. and Mrs. Keith T. Takahashi

Mr. Stanley and Mrs. Frances Uyemura

Ms. Justine Takamoto

Mrs. Josefina A. Valdez

Mrs. Doris N. Takara

Ms. Nelly Valdez

Ms. Michelle M. Taketa '04

Kristian Valenzuela

Mr. Lance Taketa

Mr. Kristoffer Valenzuela

Mr. and Mrs. Hiroji Taki

Mrs. Linda E. Valite-Andersen '69 and Mr. James Andersen

Mr. Richardson P. Talavera '06 Jesse Talbo Mr. Russell Taira and Dr. Caren Tamura-Taira Mr. Jason and Mrs. Lerie Ann Tan Mr. and Mrs. Alben H. Tanaka Mr. Ross and Mrs. Talia Tanaka Dr. and Mrs. Paul K. Tanaka Mrs. Megan Carnate '97 Tang

REPORT OF GIVING 2023-2024

Ms. Blanca See

Mr. Emilio and Mrs. Edita Tomas

Nirmal Varshney Ms. Jeannie Vea Mr. Paul and Mrs. Cenisaliza Vella Ms. Katrina Vidad Mrs. Nicole Sheree H. Vierra Chris Villanueva Ms. Vivien Villarruz

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Mr. Glenn Wade

Kerry Yoon

Mrs. Lillian P. Napuelua

Mr. Ronald Warren

Mr. Nelson Yoshimoto

Ms. Gloria Baraquio

Ms. Vanda Warren

Ms. Charlotte Yoshimoto

Mrs. Denise M. Y. H. Watanabe '87

Mrs. Jocelyn K.H. Yoshioka '70 and Mr. Alan Yoshioka

Mr. Lance Watanabe Ms. Marina Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Roy James Westlake Ms. Emily Wharton Ms. Cathy Wharton Mr. Donald White Mr. Detrick White Ms. Elizabeth Whittle Ms. Jacqueline Wickens Mrs. Tiffany Young '97 Williamson and Mr. Shawn Williamson

Ms. Carol M. Young '58 Mr. Sebastian and Mrs. EunHee Young Ms. Susan S.S. Young '69 Mr. Albert Young '72 Mr. Chad Young Ms. Kandace Yu Mr. Benjamin Yuan Ms. Darcie Yukimura Mr. Homer Yung Dr. Florita M. Zane '55

Mr. Michael A. Winchatz

Mrs. Lynn Chikasuye '02 Zhang

Mr. Harrison D.K. Wong

Mr. Ken Kashimoto and Mrs. Liwei Zhao

Mr. Nicah Wong

Mr. Brian Zweber '79

Mrs. Beverly Pang '61 Wong Mr. Winston D. Wong '67 Mrs. Leona Tom '65 Wong Mr. Brad Wong Mr. Mark and Mrs. Rhonda Wong Mrs. Pauline Wong Mr. Michael Wong

Mr. Jeffrey Callangan and Mrs. May Idolor-Callangan Mr. Paul Chinen '57 and Mrs. Yvonne Chinen Mrs. Jeanne Amlin '58 Duggan Mr. Scott Finkboner '62 Mr. Roger and Mrs. Maureen Higa Mr. Galen Ho '63 and Mrs. Patricia Ching '63 Ho Mr. Jeffrey Callangan and Mrs. May Idolor-Callangan Dr. Norine Lau '66 Jalbert Mrs. Akiko Kato '58 and Mr. G. John Kato Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kosasa Ms. Cary Jane Miller '64 Mrs. Lucile Smith '37 Mistysyn Mr. Jim and Mrs. Yvonne '63 Morris

SUSTAINING DONORS LtC Manny Medeiros '57 and Mrs. Darlena Medeiros

Mrs. Karen Nakamura '62 and Mr. Bertram Nakamura

Ms. Theresa T.L. Mui '74 Mr. Harold Olinger and Mrs. Nadine Jeremiah '57 Olinger Mrs. Nobuko Ono Dr. Rita S. Rapoza '61 and Mr. John L. Eidem

Mrs. Paula Lindo '63 Boyce

Mrs. Valerie Sorensen '63 and Mr. David Sorensen

Mr. Rodney Tong and Mrs. Shana Campos '83 Tong

Mr. Ernest Spencer '61 and Mrs. Sara Duncan

Mr. Randy Wong

Mr. Rodney Tong and Mrs. Shana Campos '83 Tong

Mrs. Norine C.F. Fujioka Wong

Mrs. Cheryl Kunimune '75 Gesik

Mr. Don '58 and Mrs. Maxine Vickery '58

Ms. Amy Wong

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn G. Fonseca '78

Mr. Derrick Wong '68 and Mrs. Carol Kwak '68 Wong

Mrs. Erin Darcey '99 Worrell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong

Mr. Stacey Wong '70 and Mrs. Lorena Wong

Mr. Charles and Mrs. Iris Wright

Ms. Elaine Peterson '68

Mr. Duane Wright '82 and Mrs. Marla Silva '85 Wright

Dr. Joseph Lee, Jr. '70 and Mrs. Madeline Tom '70 Lee

Mrs. Danielle A. Ching Wong '70

Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Hye Jin Wu Byron Debbie Kim Brysen Snowy Amari's Supporter Aunty Ele Mr. Ryan Yamaato Ms. Maelene Yamaguchi Ms. Camille Yamamoto Mr. Ryder Yamamoto Ms. Courtney Yamamoto Mr. Clint and Mrs. Brandi Yamasaki Mrs. Caroline Yanagawa Mr. Richard Yanes Mr. David Y.T. Yap '73 and Mrs. Lynn Yap Ms. Pat Yap '65 and Mr. George Perazzo Mr. Frank and Mrs. Nancy Yap Ms. Pamela Yasui Ms. Dana Anne Yee '79 Mr. Sterling Q.L. Yee '69

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Col. William Earl Marshall '67 and Mrs. Marcia Marshall Ms. Naomi Saito and Mr. Robert Love Mrs. Allene M.C. Ishikawa '58 Ms. Annette Lum '92 Kim Mr. Andrew K.K. Everett '95 Dr. Denby K. Rall '99 and Mr. Henni Rall Ms. Kellilynn K. C. Smith '98 Dr. Marel R. Ver '98 ANONYMOUS Aloha United Way Mr. Anthony C.H. Ng '13 Dr. Jerold and Mrs. Lori Kouchi Mr. Benjamin and Mrs. Jaslyn Balberdi Ameriprise Financial Service Mr. Andrew P. Ancheta II '17 Mrs. Natalie Pennington-Young

IN KIND DONORS ABM Industries, Inc.

Angy's Handmade Delights Aqua-Aston Hospitality Big City Diner Bishop Museum Body Glove Ocean Adventures Mr. David Carvalho and Ms. Krystal Rocha Chick-fil-A Makiki Mr. Robert J. Clancey, Jr. Conrad Enterprises, Inc. Dave and Buster's Diamond Head Theatre Duke's Waikiki Elite Mechanical, Inc. Fete Restaurant Hawaii Gucci Ala Moana Hansen Foodservice

Mr. John Harada and Mrs. Helen Chong Mr. and Mrs. Cedric H. Higa Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort Honolulu Cookie Company Honolulu Theatre for Youth Honolulu Trading Company Hula Grill Waikiki King Street Pet Hospital Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts, LP Lappert's Hawaii Ms. Stacey S. H. Luke '85 Mixed Empire Dog Training MW Restaurant Mr. Keith and Mrs. Stacy Nakano Mr. Adrian Chang '75 and Mrs. Christine Ohtani-Chang '75 Mrs. Denise Pang '71 Yee and Dr. Edwin Yee Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Pepsi Co. Polynesian Cultural Center Dr. Angela M. Pratt

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Fr. EJ Resinto Royal Hawaiian Center Sea Life Park Hawaii Spa Uilani at Keauhou Lane Taj Clubhouse Tiffany & Co. Mr. Rodney Tong and Mrs. Shana Campos '83 Tong Trane USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc. Watanabe Floral, Inc. Mrs. Wendy Wong-Howell '73 Ms. Sandra L. Yamamoto Mr. Kalbert Young '87 and Mrs. Cindy Young

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Stock Transfers & Planned Gifts Gifts of appreciated securities can be made to Maryknoll School.

Planned gifts, including bequests in wills and IRA designations, are an opportunity to give back to Maryknoll School and at the same time take into account your own financial planning needs.

Contact Us The Office of Institutional Advancement works with donors and volunteers to strategically advance the mission of our school through your generosity.

Please contact us at (808) 952-7310 or development@maryknollschool.org.

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Denby Kei Fukuda Rall: Living the Maryknoll Legacy D R . D E N B Y K . F. R A L L , A U . D . ' 9 9 E M B A R K S O N L E A D E R S H I P AS MARYKNOLL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Denby Kei Fukuda Rall, a distinguished member of Maryknoll's Class of 1999, has woven her life's journey with the enduring principles instilled by her alma mater. Her Maryknoll story began in 1985, a bright-eyed pre-kindergartener following in the footsteps of her mother, Donna Omura Fukuda, herself a proud graduate of Maryknoll in 1970. Surrounded by a family deeply rooted in the Spartan tradition, Denby and her sister Dana Fukuda Rauckhorst embraced every facet of Maryknoll life—academics, athletics, and the profound sense of community that defines the school.

From early on, Denby's spirit and drive shone brightly. In fourth grade, she proudly joined the Junior Spartan Pep Squad, infusing the campus with infectious energy. Her athletic interest led her to pursue in both volleyball and basketball, where she played with unwavering dedication and leadership.

Denby's crowning achievement came in 1998 when she helped Maryknoll's basketball team to its first division one State Championship Tournament in over a decade, leaving an indelible mark on Spartan sports history.

Beyond athletics, Denby's leadership extended into student government, where she served as Student Body Vice President in her

senior year. Known for her welcoming demeanor and commitment to her peers, Denby was a central figure in the close-knit Class of 1999, earning accolades such as the Maryknoll Cup and recognition as a Female Spartan Athlete.

Denby's journey continued beyond Maryknoll's halls as she pursued higher education and professional excellence. She studied Speech Pathology and Audiology, earning her Bachelor of Science from the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa in 2004 and completing her Doctorate of Audiology (AuD) at Central Michigan University in 2008. Her career path led her to Tripler Army Medical Center, where she serves as Chief of Audiology, dedicating herself to "serve those who serve."

Embracing the legacy of Noblesse Oblige, Denby and her husband, Hendrik "Henni" Rall, have chosen to pass on the values of Maryknoll to their three sons—Donn, Dax, and Drake Rall—who are currently following in their mother's footsteps at Maryknoll. This third generation of Omura descendants reaffirms the deep-rooted trust and loyalty that families like the Fukudas and Ralls have placed in Maryknoll over the years.

Denby's commitment to her alma mater extends into leadership roles within the Maryknoll community.

She served on the Maryknoll Board of Directors from 2019 to 2023 and currently leads as President of the Maryknoll Alumni Association.

In her role, Denby fosters alumni connections, advocates for accountability, social justice, and inclusivity, and strengthens bonds between current students and alumni.

As Maryknoll approaches its Centennial anniversary, Denby K.F. Rall stands as a testament to the enduring values and spirit of Maryknoll School—an institution that continues to shape generations of leaders who embody the ideals of Noblesse Oblige.

Denby wishes to welcome alumni, future alumni, along with their friends and families back home to Maryknoll.

This profile celebrates Denby Kei Fukuda Rall's lifelong connection to Maryknoll and highlights her contributions as a leader and role model within the Spartan community.

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Centennial Continuum F ROM OUR DE A R E S T A L U M N A E OF 19 37 T O OUR F U T UR E GR A DU AT ING CL A S S OF 2 0 37

Celebrating Family Legacies from Our Dearest Alumnae of 1937 to Our Graduating Class of 2037 explores the enduring impact of familial ties within the Maryknoll School community. Delve into the interconnected stories of alumni spanning generations, where the pioneering spirit of 1937 resonates through the achievements and aspirations of today's students. Our publication honors the rich tapestry of family legacies, showcasing how each generation's dedication to education, service, and community has shaped Maryknoll's past, present, and future. Discover the threads that bind these remarkable individuals together across a century of shared values and enduring commitment.

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Lucile Smith '37 Mistysyn A LIFETIME OF DEDICATION TO MARYKNOLL

WRITTEN BY OUIDA “YVONNE” MORRIS ‘63

Lucile Smith '37 Mistysyn, born on February 9, 1920, is not just a name associated with Maryknoll School; she is a living testament to its values of service, dedication, and community.

From her early days as a student to her enduring commitment as an alumna, Lucile's journey intertwined deeply with the fabric of Maryknoll's history.

of service. Lucile engaged actively with Maryknoll’s Girl Scout troop, volunteering at lū‘au and booths, embodying the school's ethos of community engagement. Furthering her education, she graduated from Sullivan's Commercial School in 1939, equipped with skills that would serve her well in her future endeavors.

Lucile's connection with Maryknoll began in the 8th grade in 1932, a mere five years after the school's establishment. Graduating in 1937 as part of the institution's third graduating class, she carried with her a profound attachment to Maryknoll that would shape her life's trajectory.

Lucile's journey took her beyond the shores of Hawai‘i, where she embarked on her first mainland trip, caring for two young children aboard the Lurline. Her professional path led her from the basement to the office at Liberty House, showcasing her dedication and diligence.

Her post-graduation years were marked by a relentless spirit

It was at a Sodality Dance, a USO event for Holy Name members from

Fort Shafter, where Lucile met her husband (Michael), marking the beginning of a new chapter. Their marriage on January 22, 1944, at Sacred Heart Church, set the stage for a family life characterized by love, devotion, and an unwavering commitment to their children's education. Michael passed away in 1991.

As a mother, Lucile prioritized her children's education, enrolling them in Maryknoll and actively supporting the school community. Her involvement extended beyond the classroom, as she volunteered with the Boy Scouts and played a pivotal role in reorganizing the alumni association.

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Throughout the years, Lucile's dedication remained steadfast. From volunteering at the front office to establishing the Lucile Mistysyn Endowed Scholarship Fund in 2020, her contributions to Maryknoll have left an indelible mark on the institution and countless lives.

Her involvement in the Noblesse Oblige Society underscores her commitment to ensuring Maryknoll's legacy endures for future generations. Lucile's story epitomizes the essence of Maryknoll's mission, embodying the values of service, community, and lifelong learning.

As Maryknoll continues to thrive and evolve, Lucile Mistysyn stands as a beacon of inspiration, reminding us all of the power of dedication, generosity, and love for one's alma mater.

On October 19, 2024, Lucile will be honored with the inaugural Maryknoll School Lifetime Achievement Award. Henceforth, this prestigious accolade will bear her name, recognized as the Lucile Mistysyn Lifetime Achievement Award.

A Century Apart, Forever Connected: Honoring our alumna from 1937, Lucile Mistysyn, connecting with the Olds ‘Ohana and Tai Olds, class of 2037.

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Alumni Association Call to Action!

UPCOMING MEETINGS We have scheduled the upcoming months for our council to convene and engage in discussions about upcoming events, productive dialogue, and strategic planning for our alumni community. If you have any ideas or suggestions you'd like the council to consider, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at alumni@maryknollschool.org.

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CALLING ALL CLASS AGENTS: EMPOWER YOUR ALUMNI COMMUNITY! Are you passionate about strengthening alumni bonds and fostering meaningful connections? Join us as a class agent and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our alumni network. As a class agent, you will be at the forefront of our efforts to engage and support our alumni community.

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Communication Maven: Keep your classmates informed about upcoming events, news, and initiatives through regular updates via email, social media, or newsletters.

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Connector Extraordinaire: Facilitate connections between alumni by encouraging participation in events, reunions, and networking opportunities.

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Advocate and Ambassador: Serve as a passionate advocate for our alma mater, promoting its achievements, values, and traditions within your class and beyond.

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Feedback Champion: Act as a voice for your class by gathering feedback and suggestions to help shape future alumni activities and programs.

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Team Player: Collaborate with fellow class agents and alumni council members to brainstorm ideas, plan events, and strategize ways to enhance alumni engagement.

By becoming a class agent, you'll not only strengthen ties within your class but also contribute to the growth and vibrancy of our entire alumni community. Together, let's celebrate our shared experiences and build a legacy that inspires future generations of Maryknoll alumni. Ready to make a difference? Email us at alumni@maryknollschool.org to learn more about how you can become a class agent today!

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ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT

Mailani Maikainai ‘98 W RI T T EN BY DA N A F UKUDA '98 R AUCK HORST A ND CH A SEN ST. ONGE '09

In the tapestry of Maryknoll School's alumni, Mailani Maikainai, Class of 1998, emerges as a vibrant thread intricately woven with her deeprooted love for Hawaiian culture and unwavering faith. Her journey, which she affectionately calls her second home, began years ago and continues to resonate profoundly within the Maryknoll community.

Recently honored as the keynote speaker for the Class of 2024, Mailani's connection to Maryknoll runs deep. Her niece, Hayley Smith '24, graduating this year, continues a cherished family legacy that includes Mailani's mother, Sylvia Makainai ‘76, and her sister, SyRina Smith ‘99. Mailani's impact extends beyond familial ties; her accolades as a Nā Hōkū Hanohano awardwinning vocalist and her role in the popular group Keahiwai underscore her success in perpetuating Hawaiian music and culture. She shared her

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favorite ‘Olele No’eau during her speech, "Mai maka‘u i ka hana, maka‘u i ka moloā—Do not fear work, fear laziness," a motto that was her senior quote and continues to inspire others to be stewards of their world. Her time at Maryknoll was marked by active involvement in Glee Club, Ecology, Senate, Hula, and athletics, where her classmates recall her infectious laughter and athletic prowess. Beyond these activities, Mailani's passion for music led her to compose the heartfelt song "Pu‘u Melia," weaving Mo‘olelo (stories) into its creation to honor the humbleness of giving back. During her address, Mailani eloquently linked Maryknoll's motto, Noblesse Oblige, to Hawaiian values of Kuleana (responsibility), emphasizing the legacy of the Maryknoll Sisters and the sacrifices of her parents to provide a Catholic education. She spoke fondly of the faculty and staff who shaped her

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life, underscoring the school's impact in fostering her strong faith and family values.

As part of the graduation festivities, Mailani observed the Class of 2024 singing "Pu‘u Melia," affectionately calling them "Keiki Ali‘i," a term that reflects their noble potential. She encouraged them to cherish their time together, imparting a poignant quote that resonated with all in attendance: "You are each a budding flower in the lei of Maryknoll." Mailani's journey exemplifies the transformative power of a Maryknoll education, embodying the spirit of Noblesse Oblige and inspiring future generations to make a positive difference in the world. Her enduring love for God and family serves as a testament to the school's mission, reminding us all of the call to serve and lead with compassion. Through her music and storytelling, Mailani has left an indelible mark on Maryknoll, her legacy echoing through its halls through Mele (music) and perpetuating the school's cherished traditions. Mailani's story serves as a testament to the interconnectedness of the Maryknoll family, each a vital part of a larger legacy rooted in faith, service, and community. Mailani's story launches our Alumni section, uniting us all through our commitment to Noblesse Oblige. Like a lei, the legacy of our school family binds us together, nurturing and cultivating our role as agents of change in the world. Mahalo, Mailani, for reminding us of the profound privilege and responsibility inherent in the Maryknoll journey. Noblesse Oblige indeed: to whom much is given, much is expected.

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Memorials Yuklin Aluli '66

Sr. Mary Louise Higa, MM

Sr. Dolores Ritter, MM

Patricia Loo '47 Au

Mary Aki '57 Huihui

Jack Rogers '80

Dolores Grohmann '78 Beddow

Barbara Jean Jones '55 Kaaihili

Francisco "Kit" Samson

Ernesto Bonilla '57

Sr. Ann Teresa Kamachi, MM

Patricia Shannon '53 Seger

Lucy Spencer '54 Centeio

Violet Hirai '46 Kawasaki

Joan Takeyama '54 Shoho

Elizabeth Pa '49 Chai

Stephen Kula '67

David Simmons '74

Douglas Ching '54

Lloyd K. Kupau III '98

Audrey Chock '46 Sing Chow

Jeanette Chun '49

Winifred Canadilla '60 Lee

Sheri Ann Sumida '87

Victora Villarama '64 Collins

Gordon Leong '53

Sr. Nancy Thomas, MM '45

James Conway '65

Charlene Wong '60 Lum

Rosemary Ono '43 Thomas

Sr. Anne Correale, MM

Florence Maehara '49

Lynne Taniguchi '69 Watanabe

Elizabeth Ah Hee '55 Daoang

Irene Ng Yu '52 Mau

Stacey Toi '86 Wentland

Kay Murakami '68 Davis

Yvonne Medeiros '50 McDermott

Mae Takamine '44 Whang

Jennifer Jackson '78 Dorman

June Tasaka '59 Melemai

Irene Chinen '61 White

Doris Kamioka '49 Dudley

Matthew Minford '85

Clifford Wong '46

James Fong '46

Robert Pang '46

Alice Fong '52 Yee

Peter Fong

Rhonda Wong '52 Parks

Mary Jo Soong '41 Yep-Gulino

Shawn Gahler '93

Bernadette Perry '46

Eric Young '79

Evelyn Asing '49 Gusman

May Au '50 Reeves

T. Phyllis Zerbe

Naomi Goda '60 Hee

Alan Rego '63

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Honoring My Father Gordon Chun CL A S S OF 19 42

WRIT TEN BY Y VONNE CHUN '70 IZUMI

Gordon Chun, our proud Spartan of Class of 1942, still treasures receiving his “Knoller” in the mail. Of all the mail that he receives, keeping anything from Maryknoll within reach is a priority for him! I believe it is a warm comfort for him. Being one of our eldest alumni, Gordon celebrated his 100th birthday this year!

My mother Mildred Tam Chun, who has since passed, also graduated from Maryknoll, Class of 1943. Both of my parents totally embraced the gift of their fine education at Maryknoll.

When asked what his favorite memories of Maryknoll were, Gordon replied, “We had a co-ed school back then! We were taught by all nuns. I liked the Maryknoll nuns very much.

Maryknoll was and is a very good school!” Both my parents developed lifelong friendships with mentors like Brother Venard and many Sisters & Priests. They were both baptized Catholic at Sacred Heart Church.

After my parents graduated from Maryknoll, Gordon worked at Pearl Harbor as an apprentice during World War II. Mildred worked at the

Immigration Center, until they got married. My father worked very hard in those days as an accountant, realtor, and insurance salesman, so that their four children could attend Catholic schools. My sister and I both attended Maryknoll from kindergarten through grade 12 and graduated from Maryknoll; Carolyn Chun '76 Murata and myself, Yvonne Chun '70 Izumi.

My older brothers, Stephen and Vernon Chun also had their roots at Maryknoll from kindergarten through 8th grade and then went on to St. Louis where they graduated.

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Gordon and Millie were very dedicated volunteers. Gordon remembers helping out at the carnival back in the day. I remember riding the giant ferris wheel with my dad at Maryknoll, right there in the grade school playground while my mom helped the parish ladies whip up ‘ono malasadas in Bachelot Hall!

My father Gordon is very appreciative of Maryknoll and how the alumni are always included in events. When he was able, I would attend the Maryknoll lū‘au with him and have the joy of meeting some of his classmates from 1942! It was a blessing for him to attend the Baccalaureate Mass and luncheon for his Class’ 70th Year Jubilarian Celebration.

Thank you to Maryknoll School and Sacred Heart Church for being an important part of our family’s life!

Happy 100th Birthday Gordon Chun!!!

We Love You And God Bless You Always!

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Alumni Week ‘24

A L U M N I L Uˉ ‘ A U The Maryknoll alumni lū‘au is a cherished tradition that celebrates our graduates in 5- and 10-year increments. This year, we proudly honored the jubilarian class of 1974 as they marked their incredible 50th reunion milestone. The event was particularly memorable, with a dedicated focus on every detail, from the centerpiece and stage to our vibrant lei bar.

We welcomed over 350 attendees, a testament to the enduring spirit of our alumni community. The highlight of the evening included performances by Mailani Makainai ’98 and the delightful Nina Keali'iawahamana Rapozo '54 sharing the stage. The Omura ‘ohana led the organization with precision, coordinating numerous alumni businesses to participate.

The festivities were enriched by culinary delights, expertly prepared by Wil Cordes ’88 of Forty Niner Restaurant, complemented by treats from Sung Chong Company, artfully presented within the pū‘olo centerpiece.

This year's lū‘au was a resounding success, blending nostalgia with new memories, and reaffirming the bond that defines our Maryknoll ‘ohana.

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2024 ALUMNI VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT This year marked our inaugural annual volleyball tournament, bringing together 30 alumni for a lively competition featuring four teams. The tournament spanned various graduating years, and we even had the opportunity to host a Queen/King of the Court event. Looking ahead, we are excited about organizing more open gyms and tournaments in the future.

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Alumni Week ‘24

JARED KAUFMANN ’58 MEMORIAL BOWL-A-R AMA TOURNAMENT We packed Aiea Bowl with 10 lanes and teams of 4-6 players! This year's champions are none other than Michael Kaufmann ’99 and our three-time defending female champion, Maddi Agustin ’23. It was a spirited and competitive event, filled with families and alumni networking and enjoying each other's company. We eagerly anticipate our next tournament this winter, continuing the tradition that Mr. Kaufmann himself envisioned, a gathering for family and friends.

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ALUMNI + FRIENDS PAU HANA Maryknoll alumni and their families gathered for Spartan fellowship at Growler Hawai‘i, a local 'ohana-owned business in Kapahulu, just a short distance from Waikīkī Beach. Known for its exceptional array of craft and macro beers, spirits, cocktails, and delicious cuisine, Growler Hawai‘i has been a gracious host to our Maryknoll community. We appreciate their ongoing support and eagerly anticipate future gatherings for more pau hana sessions!

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Class Notes CLASS OF 1947

CLASS OF 1984

A Alfred H.S. Kim, Jr.

E Andrea Young ‘84 Takemoto, Lisa Wong-Yamamoto ‘84, Donna Souza ‘84 Hoeft, and Agnes Leung ‘84 Demarke

Alfred Kim made history as the only US Naval Officer of Korean ancestry during the Korean War. Recently honored at the 73rd Incheon Landing Ceremony, he celebrated alongside military dignitaries, reflecting on his distinguished career aboard USS Lenawee.

CLASS OF 1961 B Elliot Chamizo Elliot Chamizo Class of 1961 celebrated their 62nd Class Reunion at Natsunoya Tea House. '61 always comes together to celebrate yearly.

CLASS OF 1974 C Members of the Jubilarian Class joined Alumni Relations Officer Chasen St. Onge for the Class of 2024 Graduation Commencement, bridging generations at Maryknoll.

CLASS OF 1981 D1 E d Borza ‘81 & Andrew Phomsouvanh ‘14 Both recently graduated from the Master of Public Administration program, dedicated to enhancing public service and institutions.

D2 I van Nishimura ‘81 & Debbie Nakanelua-Richards ‘76 Reunited during the blessing ceremony of Hawaiian Airlines' new 787 airliner, reminiscing on their Maryknoll connections amidst their diverse careers.

Gathered at Istanbul Hawaii, sharing stories of their enduring friendship since Maryknoll.

CLASS OF 1985 Robert "Bob" Sanchez (Read his testimony on page 76)

CLASS OF 1986 F Geralyn Camarillo Joined Spartan Sisters for a fun reunion, celebrating their bond and Maryknoll memories, showing that friendships endure across time and distance.

CLASS OF 1987 G Class Update As many of you know, Chris Noel Lee (sister of James “Kimo” Lee ’82) passed away in 2009. Her son, Ikaika Lee Fairchild, graduated from high school this year. Since Mom couldn't be there for his Senior Night, Ikaika brought her urn onto the field with her husband, Raymond. Chris, you will always be missed, but you will forever be in our hearts…

CLASS OF 1997 H Hoala Fraiola Balances a career as a USDA inspector with parenting aspirations for his son, Kekama, who dreams of becoming a Maryknoll Spartan.

CLASS OF 2006 Thomas Billins Honored with the 2024 Law Enforcement Lifetime Achievement Award by MADD, Thomas reflects on his Maryknoll education and prepares his son Connor for kindergarten at his alma mater.

I Christopher Chu Reunited with fellow 2006 classmates for mini boys reunions, cherishing their shared Maryknoll experiences amidst diverse career paths.

CLASS OF 2007 J Heather Mau Celebrated five years as an Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Dallas Mavericks, showcasing resilience and commitment to excellence postMaryknoll.

CLASS OF 2010 K1 & K2

Wade Gushikuma

Submitted by Cora Gushikuma ('73) attending her son Wade Gushikuma (’10) & Nicole Gushikuma got married in May! In attendance, were other 2010 classmates to celebrate this amazing occasion.

L Keenan Kurihara Earned his Master of Education degree and serves in leadership roles, shaping educational strategies at La Salle College Preparatory in Pasadena, CA, embodying the Maryknoll spirit of service.

CLASS OF 2013 M Class of 2013 Reunion celebrated at Restaurant 604 where over 50 classmates were in attendance!

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Class Notes CLASS OF 2015 N Melody Higa Crowned Miss Hawai'i International 2024, Melody promotes sustainability and community service, embodying Maryknoll values on a global stage.

O Shearyna Labasan Served as a coach in the NCAA Division II Softball World Series, representing Maryknoll with pride and passion.

CLASS OF 2017 P Jasmine Chow Achieved notable success at the 74th Narcissus Pageant, winning multiple titles and embodying the spirit of camaraderie fostered at Maryknoll.

CLASS OF 2018 Q Allysha Mae Mateo Participated in the prestigious U.S. Women’s Open Championship, showcasing her talent and dedication in the world of professional golf.

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S Marcus Tobin Continues his professional basketball career with the Chiba Jets in Japan, achieving success on an international stage.

CLASS OF 2020 T Jacelyn Ho Crowned Miss Honolulu 2024, Jacelyn also inspires as a keynote speaker, demonstrating poise and confidence learned at Maryknoll.

U Tani Hoke Became the All-Time Dig Leader for the University of Hawai'i Hilo Women’s Volleyball Team, exemplifying athletic excellence and leadership.

CLASS OF 2021 V Noah Furtado Recognized for his journalism, Noah's work has been featured in prominent news outlets, showcasing the impact of a Maryknoll education. In addition, accompanying him during our Senior Brunch is Ashley DeSantos '12, Ashley Caneso '08, Chasen St. Onge '09, Justice Naiehu '19, Furtado, Jacelyn Ho '20.

R Leiana Leong Highlighted during Women’s History Month for her role as Marketing Coordinator at First Hawaiian Bank, continuing to make an impact in her community.

INTERESTED IN SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCE? We’d love to hear your fond memories and experiences. Your story enriches our legacy and inspires our community. Submit your testimony and class notes today, and let’s celebrate together!

Submit here: maryknollschool.org/classnotes.

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CLASS OF 2022 W Blaise Babineck Made history as the youngest public school teacher, a testament to Maryknoll's commitment to early education and academic excellence.

Babineck is an eighth grade science teacher at King Intermediate School on O‘ahu’s Windward coast. There is no known record of an 18-year-old or 19-year-old ever serving as teachers at a Hawai‘i public school, according to the HIDOE’s Office of Talent Management.

CLASS OF 2023 X Cadet Major Weston Aiu and Cadet Major Anthony Joseph Panganiban Served as mission radio operators during the Maui Brush Fire, embodying service and leadership within the Civil Air Patrol.

Y Nicole Arucan and Kelina Pham-Nguyen Returned as special guest speakers in Mr. Lulu Lulu's Introduction to Health Professions class, sharing their expertise in medicine with the next generation of Maryknoll students.

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Class Notes My name is Robert Sanchez. I attended Maryknoll High School from 1981 - 1985. It was the best time in my life. I graduated with my class in 1985.

I was born on a military base in 1967, as my father was active duty military in the Vietnam War in 1967. He met my mother, a 1964 Maryknoll High School graduate, as his shipmate was related to her cousin.

After 1968, my father was placed on Active Reserve Military status and we moved from California to Honolulu, Hawai‘i where my mom was originally from. My father applied for the Honolulu Police Department and became a police officer. We moved to Wai‘anae in 1969 and lived there most of my high school years.

My mother, Georgette Chong Tim '64 Sanchez, moved our family to Wai‘anae where her father lived. Wai‘anae is pretty far from Maryknoll and I used to catch the bus initially until I learned to drive.

I was at St. Joseph's High School when I applied to Maryknoll High School, Damien and St. Louis High School.

In private school, you have to attend the summer session prior to the freshman year and I was at St. Louis High School for a whole day before I moved to Damien. I was at Damien High School the entire summer session but moved to Maryknoll High School for my freshman year.

As I did not attend the Maryknoll grade school or summer session, I was kind of out of place. The first person I met was Mily Loo '85 in Rogers Hall. She is one of my best friends until today and one of 3 Maryknoll godparents to my children. I went to Winterball freshman year with Rhonda Phillips '85. Best times of my life going to Maryknoll. I graduated in 1985 with my class and attended everything if offered, proms, etc.

Throughout my high school years I lived off and on in Wai‘anae but spent most of my time split between Keith Gomes '85 house and Clinton Mau '85's apartment. Wai‘anae is very far, my friends, so as I went to high school, I worked all kinds of jobs and instead of trying to drive home. I slept under the bridge by another Maryknoll High School classmate, Norman Abe '85's house. Keith Gomes' mom Renee Gomes, Norman Abe's mom, or Clinton Mau's mom fed me and kept me alive most times.

I graduated high school and went to all the grad parties celebrating my classmates' accomplishments, but also feeling that support and kinship slipping away as one by one my friends continued their journeys in college and universities on the mainland.

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REFLECTIONS FROM AN ALUMNUS: VOICES OF OUR LEGACY From Waianae to Somewhere in the World.

Robert Sanchez '85

My friends who graduated from Maryknoll went with me to Leeward Community College were Norman Abe, Norman Koenig '85, and Renee Chinen '85. We went to college and would hang out at The Circle. It was there that I saw the Space Shuttle explode.

Norman Abe and I moved to University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and we both graduated with our Bachelor's Degrees.

My friend Renee Chinen got married and Norman Koenig left to the mainland to continue his journey. Richard Jang '85 joined the Honolulu Police Department.

In 1997, I was working as a probation officer for the State of Hawai‘i and I reconnected with Stacey Luke '85 and Mily Loo. In 2013, Stacey Luke, Mily Loo and Keith Gomes were at my babies' baptism. In 2022, I retired from the State of Hawai‘i after 27 years and six months of service and moved overseas in a world wide capacity.

I wanted to say to my classmates, "I love you". Thank you for being there for me whether you knew it or not. What I wanted to say to the current students at Maryknoll, "Enjoy everything high school has to offer. Life is hard but your classmates will be a shoulder of support when they don't even know it. After you graduate you may miss your friends and all the experiences you shared, don't worry, Maryknoll is a family and with all families they will be there for you whenever you need."

How do I know this?

I am currently not in Hawai‘i. I'm not even in the United States of America. I am somewhere in the world.

But my Maryknoll friends are family and are always on my mind. When I get to Hawai‘i I am eating lunch Doug Shultz '85 at his house in Hawai‘i Kai or at Keith Gomes' mom's party with his family or eating dinner with Mily Loo or Stacey Luke at their house. I feel just like I am where I belong. I love them all with all my heart.

I am grateful to Maryknoll High School for taking me from Wai‘anae to my current position in this wide open world. Be well and happy, my Maryknoll family.

I love you all.

Sincerely, Robert "Bob" Sanchez C/O 1985

ALUMNI NEWS

Join Our Alumni Council LEADERS IN ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT

Are you passionate about giving back to your alma mater and shaping the future of our alumni community? We invite you to join our Alumni Council—a dedicated team of leaders committed to planning events, driving annual giving campaigns, and fostering meaningful alumni engagement.

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Event Planning Guru: Collaborate with fellow council members to organize exciting reunions, networking events, and professional development opportunities that resonate with our diverse alumni base.

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Fundraising Champion: Lead efforts to promote annual giving campaigns and special initiatives, ensuring the financial sustainability of our alma mater and supporting future generations of students.

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Engagement Strategist: Develop innovative strategies to enhance alumni involvement through social media, newsletters, and other communication channels. Foster connections and encourage alumni to stay engaged with Maryknoll School.

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Advocate for Change: Serve as a voice for alumni interests and concerns, gathering feedback to continuously improve our alumni programs and initiatives.

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Collaborative Spirit: Work closely with school administrators, faculty, and fellow council members to align alumni activities with the school’s mission and values.

As a member of the Alumni Council, you’ll have the opportunity to shape the direction of our alumni community, strengthen bonds among graduates, and uphold the traditions that make Maryknoll School special. Your leadership and dedication will help preserve our legacy while creating new opportunities for alumni to thrive. Ready to lead the way? Email us at alumni@maryknollschool.org to learn more about joining our Alumni Council and making a lasting impact on our alma mater. Together, let’s continue to inspire and support the Maryknoll community for generations to come!

EXCITING CHANGES AHEAD: YOUR ROLE IN SHAPING OUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION We're thrilled to announce that our Alumni Council is in the process of updating our bylaws to enhance how we serve and connect with our alumni community. These updates aim to: •

Increase Engagement: By streamlining our processes and clarifying roles, we can create more opportunities for alumni to get involved and stay connected.

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Enhance Transparency: Clear guidelines and procedures will ensure transparency in decision-

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Support Growth: Updated bylaws will enable us to adapt to the evolving needs and interests of our alumni, fostering a stronger and more vibrant community.

Your input and feedback are crucial as we navigate these changes. Together, we can build a stronger foundation for our Alumni Association, ensuring that it continues to thrive and support alumni for years to come. Keep an eye out for further updates and opportunities to contribute to this exciting initiative. Your involvement makes a difference!

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The Noblesse Oblige Award & Scholarship Dinner honors and preserves the spirit of Noblesse Oblige. At Maryknoll School, we experience firsthand how the spirit of Noblesse Oblige – to whom much is given, much is expected – can change lives. Each year we continue working towards the vision of teaching our students skills that lead them to become global citizens, following our school motto, Noblesse Oblige.

The Maryknoll School Noblesse Oblige Award for Service is given to those who devote their talent to the service of others. It honors those who give both example and meaning to Maryknoll’s motto, Noblesse Oblige. This year we are excited to honor two extraordinary individuals.

2024 Noblesse Oblige Award Honoree MOST REVEREND CLARENCE “LARRY” SILVA, BISHOP OF HONOLULU With Hawaiian family roots in Hawai‘i that extend back to the monarchy of King Kalākaua, Bishop Clarence "Larry" Silva was the Vicar General of the Diocese of Oakland when Pope Benedict XVI appointed him to be the fifth Bishop of Honolulu, since the establishment of the diocese in 1941 and the eleventh since missionaries brought the faith here in 1827.

Ordained a bishop and installed as Bishop of Honolulu on July 21, 2005, at the Neal Blaisdell Arena in Honolulu, Hawai‘i Catholics welcomed a man known to be a great priest, an experienced pastor, and a man of integrity. A parish priest for most of his ordained years, Bishop Silva came to inherit 66 island parishes, 28 mission churches and over 200,000 faithful.

Bishop Silva has engaged Hawai‘i's Catholics on a journey to accomplish a mission, a mission to give "Witness to Jesus." Not just an episcopal motto, "Witness to Jesus" has become the Road Map by which the diocese operates and fuels our infrastructure.

He chose this motto, he said, because he is "convinced that our faith and our Church will be renewed to the extent that all our programs, structures and institutions can be more focused on the fact that Jesus Christ is not just a figure of past history, but is alive and active among us now. I want to be his witness and encourage others to witness to Him as well."

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2024 Maryknoll School Lifetime Achievement Honoree MRS. LUCILE SMITH '37 MISTYSYN Mrs. Lucile Smith '37 Mistysyn is not just a name associated with Maryknoll School; she is a living testament to its values of service, dedication, and community. From her early days as a student to her enduring commitment as an alumna, Lucile’s journey intertwined deeply with the fabric of Maryknoll’s history.

Graduating in 1937 as part of the institution’s third graduating class, she carried with her a profound attachment to Maryknoll that would shape her life’s trajectory. Her post-graduation years were marked by a relentless spirit of service. Lucile actively engaged with Maryknoll’s Girl Scout troop, volunteering at lū‘au and booths, embodying the school’s ethos of community engagement. Lucile married her husband, Michael, on January 22, 1944, and set the stage for a family life characterized by love, devotion, and an unwavering commitment to their children’s education. As a mother, Lucile prioritized her children’s education, enrolling them in Maryknoll and actively supporting the school community. Her involvement extended beyond the classroom, as she volunteered with the Boy Scouts and played a pivotal role in reorganizing the alumni association.

Throughout the years, Lucile’s dedication remained steadfast. From volunteering at the front office to establishing the Lucile Mistysyn Endowed Scholarship Fund in 2020, her contributions to Maryknoll of have left an indelible mark on the institution and countless lives.

As Maryknoll continues to thrive and evolve, Lucile Mistysyn stands as a beacon of inspiration, reminding us all of the power of dedication, generosity and love for one’s alma mater. We are honored to present the inaugural Maryknoll School Lifetime Achievement Award to Lucile for her years of commitment and service to Maryknoll.

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Celebrating Maryknoll’s C L A S S

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Congratulations to Maryknoll’s Class of 2024! The graduation festivities began on the morning of June 6, 2024, with the annual Baccalaureate Mass, where family and friends gathered to bless the graduating class. Families of students in the Maroon & Gold Society received a special gift in recognition of their children’s attendance at Maryknoll from Kindergarten through 12th grade, marking 13 years of dedication to the school.

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That evening, the celebration continued with Class Night, a beloved tradition honoring seniors and their accomplishments. Held at the historic Hawaii Theater, the event featured a gorgeous ambience as Maryknoll faculty and staff presented class awards and oversaw the memorable candlelight ceremony. During this ceremony, graduates passed the Maryknoll “torch” to the incoming senior class, symbolizing the continuation of the school’s legacy.

The following day, on June 7, 2024, seniors gathered at Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall for Maryknoll’s 90th Annual Commencement. After the ceremony, the newest alumni were adorned with lei and embraced by their families and friends, celebrating their achievements and the end of their high school journey. The festivities concluded with Project Graduation, giving the Class of 2024 one final night to celebrate together as Spartans.

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Kaya Pettit

MOTHER MARY JOSEPH ROGERS AWARD

Briana Lynn Sarae BISHOP JAMES A. WALSH AWARD

Heidi Vaneah Dela Cruz CHRISTOPHER AWARD

Koelenamati Kapua

FATHER JOHN MURRAY AWARD

Isabelle Panos CHI RHO AWARD

Joshua Armas

CLASS AWARDS

CHI RHO AWARD

TOP HPU

Kaira Kwong

Rissalyn Hara

VALEDICTORIAN

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Isaac Poe

Henry Lee

SALUTATORIAN

K AUFMANN SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD

Aaron Broderick

SALUTATORIAN

Tyler Takahashi

Kaya Pettit GONSIEWSKI MATHEMATICS AWARD

Aaron Broderick

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CLASS OF 2024 COLLEGES

A RIZONA ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Caleb Nguyen-Michimoto EMBRY RIDDLE UNIVERSITY Kahuapili Kong EMBRY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY Felipe Antonio Montano GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY Elsa Vazquez UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Jennalyn Sniffen CA L I FORNI A CALIFORNIA LUTHERN UNIVERSITY Mason Foster Hunter Marumoto FRESNO PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Colin Aus FEATHER RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kory Chu SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE Keegan Kahalehoe SAN DIEGO STATE Trevor Kagawa ST. MARY'S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA Elizabeth Van De Water Te'a Mahina Uemura TAFT COLLEGE Hayley Smith UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS Koelenamati Kapua UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Heidi Vaneah Dela Cruz

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Tyler Takahashi Henry Lee UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Jonathan Lam Tina Nguyen Isabelle Panos WOODBURY UNIVERSITY Angelica Gascon COLORA DO COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Jesse Baker FL OR I DA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Christian Kloetzel H A WA I ‘ I HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Violet Moravec

ˉ UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT MANOA Janelle Yap Nathan Roy Amoguis Joshua Armas Cassandra Barut Michael Chun Jayce Coloma Drake Dumbrique Bransen Farias Arhyen Jeryne Flores Riley Hsieh Kawena Kamai-Tuiteleleapaga Jacob Kina Jennifer Leong Treyvian Lopez Geordyn Makaila Moad Mikayla Moon Emili Phomsouvanh Amber Rayray Xyrus Senining Megan Sugano Brodie Valenciano Abigail Tunugyow

HONOLULU COMMUNITY COLLEGE James Lau Matthew Parsons

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I WEST OAHU Micah Longboy Ethan Hendricks

LEEWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kaleo Moreno Keola Moreno

GAP YEAR JohnRay Philip Galapon INDI A NA

KAPI‘OLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kayleb Lenney Damaso Kiana Inouye Nathaniel Jones Christian Phan

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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT HILO Nicolas Low

SOPHIA UNIVERSITY Cameron Kubo

PURDUE UNIVERSITY Kaira Kwong

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY - JAPAN Korie Wong

M A S SACHUSET T S AMHERST COLLEGE Issac Poe NEBRASK A CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Madison Faith Guillermo Tyler Urasaki

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND Derrick Yamamoto P E N N S Y L VA N I A TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Keoni Gomes S OUTH CA R OL I NA

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CHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Naya Martinez

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AT RENO Samantha Oshiro

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CLARK COLLEGE Zion Milare

PACE UNIVERSITY Aidan Rogers

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY Timothy Ho

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PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Briana Lynn Sarae Destinee Aarona

GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY Isabella Arrisgado LINFIELD COLLEGE Kimiko Sisson PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Rissalyn Hara PORTLAND STATE Manaia Akana-Tataipu SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Marley Spencer WARNER PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Tayah-Anne Toa WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Madison Kendro Kyana Gaviola UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Saige Kobayashi Hayley Quan

VERMONT NORWICH UNIVERSITY Alyssa Young U . S . M I L I TA RY U.S. MARINE CORP Peter Lowell SIGNED WITH CL EVEL A ND G UA R D I A N S Jacob Remily

SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Lucas Chouari Kody Fujiwara Jack Kouchi Bryce Takamori ST. MARTIN'S UNIVERSITY Aundrea Oxentine UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND Nolean Bowler WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Kainalu Barsana-Szewczyk Tayvian Galiza Kainoa Salazar Kaniala Woo TEXAS TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Aaron Broderick

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Save the Date UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES

2024-2025

2025-2026

2027-2028

Noblesse Oblige Dinner October 19, 2024

Alumni Week July 12 - July 20, 2025

Alumni Week July 10 - July 25, 2027

Open House November 3, 2024

Mākeke on the Lawn September 5, 2025

Alumni NY (Maryknoll) Trip August 19, 2027 - August 23, 2027

Memorial Mass November 5, 2024

Noblesse Oblige Dinner October 18, 2025

Mākeke on the Lawn September 10, 2027

Fall Fest November 8, 2024

Memorial Mass November 4, 2025

Noblesse Oblige Dinner October 16, 2027

Noblesse Oblige Christmas December 6, 2024

Founders Day

Memorial Mass November 8, 2027

February 11, 2026

Founders Day February 12, 2025

Founders Day February 9, 2028 2026-2027

Spartan Run February 28, 2025 Lei Day/Spartan Giving Day April 25, 2025

Alumni Week July 11 - July 18, 2026 Mākeke on the Lawn September 11, 2026 Noblesse Oblige Dinner October 17, 2026 Memorial Mass November 3 or 4, 2026 Founders Day February 10, 2027

Alumni Cruise February 13 - February 20, 2028 100th Anniversary Closing Event May 20, 2028

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