Academy Volume XXXIII Winter

WINTER 2022-2023 / VOL. XXXIII

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins, SS.CC. ’57

Sr. Anne Clare DeCosta, SS.CC. ’66

Fr. Santhosh Thottankara, SS.CC.

Sr. Helene Wood, SS.CC. ’59

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Shelley Cramer, Chair

Hazel Balmaceda ’98

Mona Chang Vierra ’62

Nicholas Dreher

Anna Hu

Bobbie Puanani Lau

Sr. Jane Leandro ’55, SS.CC.

Sr. Marie Lemert, SS.CC.

Grizel Nutter

Tiffany Siegfried

Nelson Vicencio

Joseph Vierra

Fr. Paul Zaccone

ADMINISTRATION

PRESIDENT

Scott Schroeder, PhD

PRINCIPAL—UPPER SCHOOL

Carol Chong ’91

PRINCIPAL—LOWER SCHOOL

Remee Tam

CAMPUS MINISTER

Sr. Katherine Francis Miller, SS.CC. ’57

CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

Randy Iwashita

ADMISSION DIRECTOR

Tiffany Kiyabu Nishimura ’03

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

Sacred Hearts Academy is a Catholic college preparatory school which provides girls and young women an exceptional education, the experience of God’s compassionate love revealed in the Hearts of Jesus and Mary and the inspiration to become leaders for their communities and the world.

FROM THE ADMINISTRATION, BOARD & SISTERS

AT SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY we provide students, from preschool through high school, a well-rounded education that engages them with hands-on learning and enables them to lead and make a difference in the world.

This year, we have returned to having in-person, real-world learning activities that are so central to a Sacred Hearts education and the development of women leaders. Some of these activities are featured in photos throughout this issue of Academy

From the founding of the Academy in 1909, providing a high quality and affordable education has been the aim of the Sacred Hearts Sisters. Now in 2022, we all continue to strive to achieve those goals. Currently, tuition covers about 80% of the cost of educating a student at the Academy. The remaining 20% is provided through the support and generosity of many others in the Sacred Hearts Academy ‘ohana: parents, grandparents, alumnae, friends, community partners, foundations, staff and the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts.

This issue of The Academy highlights those who have contributed financially to the school during the last academic year. And it features stories of donors Gordon and Sonia Trimble, and PWH scholarship recipient, Journey Flores. You will also enjoy reading about retired music faculty members, Sr. Angela Gregorio and Sr. Rose Henry Reeves, who celebrated jubilees this year.

Your support of Sacred Hearts Academy is sincerely appreciated. Through your gifts and other contributions, we experience your presence on campus every day!

Scott Schroeder, PhD President Chair, Board of Directors

Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins, SS.CC. ’

Provincial

2021-2022

Annual Report of Giving

The Annual Report Of Giving is prepared by the Development Office of Sacred Hearts Academy in recognition of the generous support from Sisters oif the Sacred Hearts, alumnae, parents, grandparents, students, faculty, staff and friends. This report includes all gifts received from August 1, 2021 to July 31, 2022. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.

If there are any omissions, please accept the school’s apology and notify Director of Development, Angie Golis-Yamamoto at 808.734-5058, ext. 333 or email ayamamoto@sacredhearts.org.

Ways to Give

A gift to Sacred Hearts Academy supports the Academy’s mission of educating young women to make a difference in providing a strong and enriching experience for its students. Each gift is sincerely appreciated. Donors may select from a variety of ways to make their charitable gifts to the Academy:

GIFTS

Gifts of cash, securities, personal property or life insurance proceeds provide a valuable resource which the Academy uses to support and enhance programs, improve facilities, deliver professional development for faculty, and provide scholarships for students.

REAL ESTATE

The Academy welcomes gifts of real estate transferred during a lifetime or by will.

PLANNED GIVING

The Academy encourages donors to explore the possibilities and opportunities for creative gift planning so the Academy can assist them in a variety of gift considerations to meet their individual needs.

MATCHING GIFTS

Many companies offer matching gifts to an employee’s charitable contributions. This benefit can double an employee’s gift to the Academy. Inquire with your employer to see if the company offers you a matching gift program, and, if so, obtain the proper forms to forward to the Academy.

• Seventh Grade students enjoy working in the mud at the Kaneohe Lo‘i.

UNRESTRICTED

PROGRAMS $137,685

The Sisters’ Circle

The SISTERS’ CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose generous gifts of $10,000 or more supported the Academy in the past fiscal year.

Anonymous

Augustine Educational Foundation

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62

Sheila Wong ’61 and John Flynn

Kamehameha Schools

LaVay Lau ’50

The LRY Foundation

Matson Foundation

McInerny Foundation

Navy Seal Foundation, Inc.

Estate of Ian Passmore

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

St. Ann School

Tomkovicz Family Charity Fund

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

The Trimble Foundation

Beatrice Leong Wong ’50

Susan Yates

The Aymer Circle

The AYMER CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fiscal year totaled between $1,000 and $9,999.

Caroline Affonso ’65

Alu Like, Inc.

API Security, Inc.

Carolyn Azevedo Arquette ’67

Lana Lum ’63 and Gordon Au

AWEinspired Family Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation

Angela Menor Chock ’75

Catherine Todd ’73 and John Awong

Hazel Balmaceda ’98

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Scott and Cynthia Barley

Robert and Frances Bean

Curt and Mary-Jane Carlisle

Rosary Scanlan Catala ’53 (deceased)

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Maylani Lum Chang ’64 in Memory of the Wah Duck and Grace K.S. Young Memorial Fund

Michael and Shelley Cramer

Annette Gomez Cravalho ’70

Lovey-Ann Gonsalves ’72 and William DeRego

• Second grader’s Scarlett Eni (left) and Arabelle Hensley (right).

Patricia Ho ’62 and William Dixon

Kathleen Donohoe ’72

Robert and Cleo Eubanks

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Foodland Super Market, Ltd.

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Galapagos Federal Systems

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

Hawaii Association of Independent Schools

Hawaii Western Management Group

Lucinda Quon ’66 and Melvin Herolaga

Matthew Ho

Barbara Yukutake Ioli ’71

Julie Won ’82 and James Ireland

Debra Ann Ishii ’88

Hiromu and Patsy (deceased) Izumo

Patricia Jardine-Cruz ’73 and Ray Cruz

Jerilyn Chong Kee Jeffryes ’60

Jo Ann Jeremiah ’72

Sandra Rawlins Johnson ’59

KA‘I Programs at ‘Iolani School

Debra Campos ’69 and Leonard Kaae

KaiHonua LLC

Thomas and Mi Kosasa

Stephen and Deborah Kula

Florence Sturgis Kunstman ’58

Florence Tom ’51 and Richard Leong

Edward and Marilyn LeTourneau

Beverly Lewis ’57

Rhona-Joy Staszkow ’70 and Paul Lubomirski

Carlton Lum

Maile Lu‘uwai ’80 and Michael Augustin

Carole Marsh

Karen Lau ’72 and Mark Matsunaga

Kimberly McDonald

Bonnie Murakami ’71

Amelia Rzonca ’81 and Reid Nabarrete

Yvonne Ornellas ’59

Keriann Kozuki ’89 and Nathan Osada

Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

Thomas Paule

Priscilla Silva Perison ’51

Patricia Langsi ’79 and William Pimental

RJW Foundation

Darryl Wong

Warren Wong

Robert and Nancy Rocheleau

Patricia Domingo ’57 and Charles Ross

Peter Poerzgen and Marina Roytman

Sacred Hearts Academy Lancer Athletic Booster Club

Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation

Kathy Tamashiro ’75 and Michael Shonborn

Maile Kaanoi ’86 and Leif Sjostrand

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

Inez Nobrega Souza ’52

St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii

St. John Vianney Church

Jo Gillis Starr ’59

Dawn Tello

Vernon Teves and Laura Webb

Thomas Pfrommer Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Western Nevada

Gail Thomas ’72 and James Pfrommer

Margaret Dang Thompson ’72

Torkildson Katz, A Law Corporation

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Joseph and Fran Vierra

Le Nora Nobriga ’68 and Timothy Wee

Emmet and Betty White

Paul and Linda White

Albert and Maureen Wong

Elizabeth Wong ’61

Pacita Gonzales ’72 and Charles Woodward

Anne Wong Yee ’47

Camela Yee and Sheryl-Ann Wong

Clara Lau ’70 and Alan Yee

Florence Fujii ’60 and Edward Yee

Darice Young ’70

• Fall 2022

Production of Annie Jr.

The Directors’ Circle

The DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fiscal year totaled between $500 and $999.

Devin Alford and M’liss Moore

AmazonSmile Foundation

Andrell Beppu ’88 and Ron Aoki

James and Mary Ann Bell

Neal and Teresa Cabrinha

Ann Carvalho

Barbara Choy

Patsy Young Choy ’52

Laura Young Chun ’46

Holly Chun-Ming ’72

Noreen Tam Clement ’72

Harvelyn Cornwell ’70 and James Cooney

Raynette Faria ’70 and James Costanza

Distinguished Young Women of Hawaii

Nicholas and Koren Dreher

Cynthia Fogarty ’66 and Hugh Exton

Sandra Shea ’62 and Clifton Furukawa

Cecelia Macalino ’59 and Lloyd Golden

Grace Nakata ’46 and James Hamada

Keith Higaki

Taufa and Adale Ikahihifo

Brian Ishihara

Dorothy Punio ’52 and Ernest Kallen

Knights of Columbus

Gwendolyn Vinta ’63 and John Knueven

Elizabeth “Lei” Harris Kong Kee ’63

(deceased)

Jonathan and Erin Koshiba

Lorraine Tam Sing ’59 and Lawrence Lau

Samuel Adams and Bobbie Lau

Karen Lee-Igeta ’72

Steve and Jan Lipman

Linda Luke ’67 and Robert Strand

Adria Mendoza ’72

Mutual of America

Meredyth Gouveia Okudara ’57

Bernadette Lau Ono ’75

Stephanie Pahia

Patricia Rapozo ’47

Lynn Kufferath ’54 and Peter Rondiak

Judith Alves Santos ’72

Tiffany Ann Siegfried

Kathleen Siple ’72

Paula Kim ’65 and Carl Tadaki

Brenda Lau ’82 and Andrew Tang

Adeline Elias Trask ’46

Frances Trowbridge

Rebecca Trowbridge ’07

Abigail Trowbridge ‘12

Jane Spinola ’49 and Neil Vasconcellos

George and Magdaline Vozikis

Roger and M. Jenai Wall

Nicole Wong

Marsha Lau ’66 and Wendell Yim

Carol Kaneko ’57 and Roy Yonemitsu

Beth Young ’85

Harlin Young

Journey Flores ʼ23

A recipient of the prestigious Patrick W. Hopper Scholarship, senior Journey Flores, found Sacred Hearts. Four years later, she’s thriving at the Academy in leadership roles.

SENIOR JOURNEY FLORES became a Lancer through the Academy’s Ka Lei ‘Ike Summer program. The Ka Lei ‘Ike program invites high potential students from Palolo Elementary School to participate in summer school sessions at the Academy beginning in their 4th grade year and continuing through their years at Jarrett Middle School. The primary goal of the program is to leverage their academic strengths and develop their leadership skills so that they are ready to take advantage of learning opportunities in high school and college.

Actually, Journey started in the Ka Lei ‘Iki program a bit later than usual, after she finished 7th grade at Jarrett Middle School. She remembers the opportunities she was given at the Academy during that summer, but as an 8th grader, she hadn’t thought about applying to the Academy; she was set on attending a public high school.

However, participating in the Ka Lei ‘Iki summer program made Sacred Hearts Academy a realistic option, and with encouragement from several adults, Journey, with her mom’s help, completed her application to attend the Academy.

She received the prestigious PWH scholarship which helps deserving students attend a Hawai‘i Catholic high school through a very generous grant that covers tuition, fees, and other educational necessities.

“My favorite year as a PWH scholar was my freshman year. I attended the PWH retreat with other scholars from Damien Memorial School and Saint Joseph School in Hilo. At the retreat, other scholars shared their aspirations about who they wanted to become and talked often about this great academic

to thrive in academics as I saw a different learning perspective. While at Jarrett Middle School, I designed and created art to use on flyers and programs.” She was also in the Kulia After School All Starsinvolved with different performing arts productions like Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Mulan.

Journey shares, “I designed sets and stages, and sewed costumes. I was very resourceful in creating sets using

cardboard, fabric, and paint. Before leaving middle school, I coordinated the painting of a large mural on campus which is still visible today. The greatest joy has been bringing these skills with me to Sacred Hearts.”

As Journey became more and more active in the arts, the better her grades became. She is so proud to share, “I am a 4.0 student and have taken on leadership roles on campus: I look forward to going to college on the mainland, maybe Northern Arizona University, to possibly major in both creative arts and science.”

Dr. Sharleen Chock, her college counselor, says, “Journey’s engagement at Sacred Hearts Academy is impressive. Journey is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, the Sailing club, the Art Club, and Women in STEM. She also has a part-time job at Kaimuki Library, shelving books, organizing orders, and shipping book orders to different libraries.”

• Reaching for the Stars

and social/personal support we were receiving. This scholarship program provides everything to make sure I am successful, not just covering tuition. We scholars were also given a dedicated academic counselor and coach to help us succeed.”

Journey says, “I also developed my religious faith at the Academy. My exposure to an active faith was inspiring, though at times I felt a bit intimidated. The Catholic faith was foreign to me, but throughout my orientation to a Catholic school, I have found my teachers and fellow students loving and helpful.”

Journey confesses she was not academically inclined in elementary school; she was just passing with C’s. Art soon became a serious pursuit for Journey when a teacher encouraged her creativity. Journey says, “Art allowed me

Cleo Eubanks, the PWH advisor at the Academy, readily shares that it is students like Journey Flores, who motivate her to continue being an educator and get to know and support such outstanding students. “I am always inspired, not only by the students, but also their ohana. It takes a village to raise a child has a special meaning to me.” 

Journey’s engagement at Sacred Hearts Academy is impressive— National Honor Society, Student Council, Sailing Club, Art Club, and Women in STEM.

The Gold and White Circle

The GOLD AND WHITE CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fiscal year totaled between $250 and $499.

Loretta Santos ’49 and James Agee

Douglas and Jacquelynne Akina

Betsy Kurata ’57 and Asa Akinaka

Anna Noa Andrade ’47

Sr. Mary Josephine Araki, SS.CC. ’53

Mansour and Nimalu Arekat

Randall Carpenter and Lynn Babington

Nani Murray Barboza ’57

Jennifer Badua ’72 and Robert Bohner

Darrylyn Wong Carreira ’62

Corlis Chang ’75

David and Lurline Choy

Claudette Young Chun ’52

Rochelle Upa Fitzpatrick ’54

Jill Fong

Denise Fenn ’75 and Martin Garrahan

Nohea Smith George ’59

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

Rita Makini Gora ’46 (deceased)

Cynthia Goto

Sr. Angela Gregorio, SS.CC. ’50

Randall and Nancy Hee

Ann Mullen ’48 and David Hirsch

Chrystal Hogue

Joyel Kam ’61 and Walter Holt

Randy and Kristen Iwashita

Richard and Belinda Johnson

Jeanne Kaaa Kahanaoi ’54

Roxanne Castillo ’73 and Adrian Kinimaka

Theresa Kong Kee ’82 and Marshall Luke

Blanche Denton Kort ’55

Susan Nishimoto Lau ’64

Lawakua Charitable Fund

Yvonne Eleneki Lee ’57

Mary Shellaby ’53 and Devere Logan

Helen Yuen Luke ’52

Madeline Chun Lum ’47

Joselito Macadangdang

Robert and Violet Maeda

Estate of Patricia McKeough

Joyce Okumura ’56 and Vernon Miyamoto

Milton and Linda Morinaga

Roy Wakumoto and Renee Mosher-Wakumoto

Pamela Riley Naone ’63

Gail Lau ’73 and Robert Nishinaka

Darnell Muller ’69 and Michael Offer

Lillian Oshiro

Ann Lau ’73 and Gary Pang

Shanlyn Souza ’87 and Ku‘uhaku Park

R. M. Towill Foundation

Laurene Lau ’69 and Edward Raleigh

Cindy Rasmussen

Joseph and Josefina Rayray

Russell and Gina Redila

Betty Flores Rose ’48

Anne Furumoto ’84 and Kevin Shintaku

Alvin and Agnes Simpliciano

Kaulana Wong ’83 and Kale Smith

Arlene Ukishima ’61 and James Sullivan

Barbara Souiera ’55 and James Sullivan

Avis Wong ’75 and Robert Takamatsu

Steven and Remee Tam

Eric and Roberta Tanaka

Henriette Taylor ’79

John and Lisa Tokunaga

Michael and Gloria Trueba

Brittany Viloria ’12

Angela Wong ’14

Barbara Yamashita

Roy Yokomizo

Walter and Frances Yoshimitsu

Glenn and Carolyn Yoshimoto

Roberta Moore ’70 and Kent Zarbaugh

• Lancer golfers Kaya Kramer ’24 and Aureanna Vendiola ’25

The Century Circle

Allie Ackerman

Jan-Marie Barboza ’84 and Jason Agua

Melanie Kawamoto ’85 and Clyde Ah Soon

Darlene Martin Ah Yo ’61

Millie Ahloy ’72

Lorraine Loo Akana ’54

Bryson and Jocelyn Apo

Aulani Apoliona

Ethel Medeiros Arola ’48

Leilani Asuncion-Tagupa ’91 and Steve Tagupa

Rillie Cummings ’57 and Henry Auna

Milton and Edwina Ayano

Phillip and Kaycie Baltunado

Mildred Barona

Michael and Celeste Barstis

Russel and Kawehi Beckett

Delores Benedict

Sue Bias

Paul and Pauline Bjorkholm

Kathleen Dolim ’71 and William Bow

Nola Whang Brannum ’57

Barbara Hirasa ’54 and Paul Britos

Gerald and Joyce Brouwers

Ruth Garcia ’79 and Richard Brown

Kehau Torres ’97 and Dominic Bugado

Willette Meyer ’66 and Ronald Bush

Shirley Pereira Caires ’53

Flordelino and Joanne Calaycay

Charlene Calistro

David and Laurie Carr

Alan Carvalho

Bonnie Celeboglu

Aileen Lau ’84 and Rodney Chang

Cynthia Luke Chang ’48

Louis Vierra and Violet Chang

Melvia Mendes ’69 and Ronald Chang

Mona Chang Vierra ’62

Sophie Cheng

Fanny Ching ’84

Stefanie Ching ’87

Raelynn Chu ’17

Louise Chong ’61 and Michael Chun

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Colin Chung

Joleen Coito ’75

Catha Lee ’77 and Bruce Combs

David Conner

The CENTURY CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fiscal year totaled between $100 and $249.

• Robotics in session. From left to right: Callie Alindajao, Brexielle Agramon, Kyra Tong, Charlie Yim, Emma Yoshikawa and Lilo Young.

Rene Santos ’75 and Joseph Correia

Leonard and Jewel Costa

Charles and Joan Coupe

Judith Craig ’62

Greer Cruz

Alan and Pulani Cumpston

Patrick and Jo-Ann Custino

Catalina Damo

Sr. Damien Therese Dang, SS.CC. ’50

Kurt and Charlene “Pua” DeLeon

Mark and Emiko Delles

Jeanette Lung ’57 and Ronald Dement

Marie Lopez Dias ’40

Elizabeth Clendenin ’03 and Nicholas DiCrosta

Candace Lopes Donohoe ’73

Diane Dunne Drum Sandusky ’62

Petra Abad Esber ’62

Beverly Davis Espiritu ’60

Frances King Espiritu ’54

Edna Yamashiro ’58 and David Ethington

Clarice Cockett Evans ’60

Rony and Nadia Faatau

Raymond and Lorene Fajota

James and Kellie Fase

Lori Fernandez ’77

Randall and Linda Fong

Annie Mendes ’52 and Alfred Freitas

Elizabeth Alencastre ’97 and Henry Gabriel

Rodrigo and Minda Ganiban

Peter and Mai Garcia

Edward Costa and Mary Girard

Janet Tom ’72 and Scott Gomes

Elzadia Goo

Janet Luke ’59 and Charles Goo

Judy Goo

Cheryl Goya-Namaka ’77 and Ryan Namaka Carly Namaka ’10

Walter Gray

Jeanne White ’68 and Garrett Gunther

Curt and Esterae Hagen

Sarah Hamilton ’10

Elizabeth Cathcart Hanchett ’57

Debra Amaral ’74 and David Harbottle

Carolyn Shea Hee ’60

Jacqueline De Harne Hipa ’55

Joshua Hitchcock and Charlene Donaldson

Carol Ho ’82

Honolulu Post 1540

Sandra Sugihara ’82 and Gary Horita

Dixie Howell ’67

Phillip and Gaylen Isaacs

Beatrice Iwamoto

JAAC Hawaii LLC

Paulette Harris Jardine ’57

Judy Rapozo ’58 (deceased) and Theodore Johnson

Frances Mendonca Jorgensen ’55

Andretta Spencer ’54 and David Kaahaaina

Marmionett Magoon Kaaihue ’50

Edythe Kaanapu ’71

Traci-Ann Adams Kaleiwahea ’86

Milton and Sarah Kam

Barbara Kahale Kamana ’53

Edwin and Michelle Kamisato

Bernadette Kang

Andrew and Lynn Kano

Mary Kano

Winona Bruhn ’63 and Keith Kauwe

Dennis and Ray-Lynn Kawasaka

Carol Kennedy

• 7th graders bonded during a recent field trip to the Lo‘i. The girls were participating in the Aina Aloha o Na Limahana program run by former Academy teacher and alumna, Crystale Cayaban ’95.

Ann Marie Kirk ’81

Sandra DeLima Kittleson ’61

Tiffany Kiyabu Nishimura ’03 and Jay Nishimura

Ann Kobayashi

Royden and Beverly Koito

Aileen Jitchaku ’48 and Yoshio Kuba

Winona Reese Kukona ’55

Karen Lau ’71

Anita Chang Lau-Kalua ’53

Bernadette Sugitan ’69 and Roy Ledesma

Jennifer Lee

Patricia Ching Lee ’50

Lorraine Lerma

Linda Lingle

Cydrienne Llamas ’08

Edward (deceased) and Beatrice Lockwood

Sandra Loo ’91 and Larry Day

Mary Annette Camara Lopes ’60

Eileen Kauhane Lota ’47

Cecelia Joy ’47 and Benjamin Lum

Christopher Ma and Grace Ong

Luella Jenkins Malkin ’60

Rose Marie Alop Manzano ’61

Gianna Ho ’86 and Roger Masca

Lucille Murray ’60 and Richard Mates

Mahina Trask ’54 and Homer Maxey

Mely Soriano ’52 and Daniel McGivern

Jayne-Mae Abbey McShane ’85

Ku‘ulei Hopu ’66 and Richard Mercado

Joseph and Mary Ellen Miller

Carol Mimura

Marion Nunokawa Miyamoto ’57

Katherine Miyashiro, Gregory Chang and Andrea Chang

Lois Miyashiro-Tong ’92 and Robert Tong

Clarissa Jenkins Moku ’65

Jason and Lillian Mori

James and Yvonne Morris

Lynne Moss

Wilma Lum ’68 and Jerome Murakami

Wayne and Karen Muramoto

Constance Malterre ’60 and James Murphy

Leslie Nakamoto

Samantha Niver ’08 and McKenna Nakamura

Sharon Hino Nakamura ’62

Shirleen Watson Niewiroski ’65

Brenda Waltjen ’77 and Marcus Ohlheiser

Erik Haines and Deborah Okada

Judy Sato Omiya ’57

Michael and Denise O’Neal

Clarence and Kazuko Oshiro

Marita Padilla

Bertha Ho Pagay ’57

Palama Settlement

Diana Tang ’60 and Gerald Pang

Victor and Babylyn Panganiban

Craig Pankow and Julia Kelly-Pankow

Hung and Ngale Pham

Ernelle Kawakami ’76 and Cameron Pila

Donna Quon ’75

Rochelle De Lima ’58 and Samuel Ramirez

Grace Imperial ’87 and Stanley Ranan

Darrylyn Ching ’69 and Daniel Rawlins

Tehani Rawlins ’03

Gertrude Rezentes

Denise Ridge

Shirley Rivera ’68

Marie Robb

Sean and Melinda Rocha

Beverly Shaw Rodrigues ’53

Juanita Ruis ’67

Christine Sabihon

Taryn Sagapolu ’17

Tia Sagapolu ’19

Charles and Jeannie Sanders

Audrey Machado ’59 and Frank Santos

Anita ’60 & Vern Schnelle-Redondo

Scott Schroeder and Koreen Nakahodo

Elaine Schultz

Beverly Rodrigues ’80 and Henry Sermersheim

Veronica Ing Seto ’74

Adolfo Sgambelluri and Angelica Perez-Sgambelluri

Joey Shibata Garza ’93

Pamela Neves ’77 and Tom Shim

Susan Shodahl ’67 and Roger Saindon

David and Violet Silva

Deborah Sonoda

Mary Choo Spencer ’46

William and Caroline Spencer

Wayne and Betty Steljes

Cheryl Suda ’75

Priscilla Bustillo ’65 and Raymond Sullivan

Loren and Irene Taguchi

Colleen Iwamoto ’71 and Alan Tahata

Yuichi and Chizuko Takegawa

Kay Yamasaki Tanaka ’62

Barbara Jean De Laura Taum ’57

Mary Rose Teves ’77

Carol Thomas ’62

Michael Thomas

Lisa Hee ’81 and Thomas Tocher

Linda Wright ’62 and Melvin Tom

Werylend Chang Tomczyk ’53

Yolanda Hussey ’61 and Teuane Tominaga

Marian M. Tomoeda

Aaron and Mercury Tsubata

Warren Turner

Michelle Coito Tuzon ’65

Karen Van Sant ’79

Lei Genevieve May Vanek ’56

Karen Wall ’80

Jacqueline Waltjen ’68

Michele Ishii ’62 and Guy Watanabe

Beverly Johnson ’62 and Clifton Welch

Ann-Marie Okudara ’80 and Omar Wells

Lance and Kimberly Wheeler

Manuolili Rose Renter ’62 and Robert Wilson

Georgiana De Los Santos Winden ’59

Edith Lum Wong ’60

Eric and Elia Wong

Jonathan and Paula Wong

Loui Choy Wong ’59

Gary and Gail Yamashita

Thomas and Mary Ann Yokoyama

Louise Izuo ’69 and Alan Yonemori

Gonzalo Zeballos

The Hearts Circle

The HEARTS CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fiscal year totaled between $1 and $99

Jonathan and Mae Aguilar

Herbert and Christine Ah Yo

Lillian Kinzie ’61 and Melvin Aiu

Debora Akiu

Philbert and Roberta Alencastre

Michael and Lupe Alindajao

Kevin and Rene Allen

Lourdes Amasol

Margaret Mary Alvaro Apao ’57

Joyce Sipin ’90 and Edgar Aquino

Edwin and Sandra Arnobit

Debbie Au

Sabrina Baldassari

Sr. Irene Barboza, SS.CC. ’78

George and Lois Barstis

Loretta Marchan Bates ’53

Russel and Cecilia Beckett

James and Christina Bell

Susan Menezes ’71 and Brent Berk

Kathleen Drum Bitgood ’63

Barbara Kaakua ’61 and Wayne Blackard

Francis and Diana Blanco

Phyllis Reed ’69 and Bill Branco

Laura Adams ’54 and Vernon Broad

Vivian Brown

Barbara Browning

Olivia Bruce ’19

Carissa Burgos

Lanaly Cabalo

Jean Robello Camara ’56

Henrieta Caires Carreiro ’57

Ramona Carter

Willetta Martin ’69 and William Centeio

Barbara Ching ’67

Carol Flores ’91 and Victor Chong

Coca-Cola Give King Solutions Inc

Craig and Kristin Colburn

Don and Melody Coloma

Audrey Nobriga Condon ’57

Joann Rickard Conley ’53

Juliette Cramer ’22

Joseph and Natalie Cruz

Mary Cruzada

Estrella Ramento ’72 and Conrad Dale

George and Donna DeLorm

Irene Estrella ’64 and Anthony Di Raffael

Laurel Dismukes

Richlyn Tada ’92 and Charles Dominguez

Cathryn Harada ’71 (deceased) and Patrick Downes

Bernadette Duenas

Maria Elser

Darius and Tiffany Evangelista

Mapuana Whaley ’71 and Ronald Evjen

Gay Fermahin

Shannon Fermahin

Shyann Fermahin

Shyla Fermahin

Stacy Fermahin

Robyn Fong

La Verne Lum Frantz ’70

Raymond and Teresa Fujiwara

Flora Fuller

Katie Gaitan

Paulo and Ciara Loreen Galamgam

Anthony Garcia

Lorna Silva ’77 and Paul Gomes

Nami Grafia

Roberta Relacion ’67 and Peter Gregoire

Robyn Ige ’76 and Ulf Hallsten

Winifred Markham Harris ’50

Nancy Heck

Roy and Nancy Heu

Mollie Stibbard Hirayama ’57

Gwendolyn Ho ’62

Ryan Hogue

Caitrin Holohan

Laura Housman

Jean Kurata Ikenaga ’49

Margaret Leland Indie-White ’60 and Robert White

Claude and Judy Ishida

Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins, SS.CC. ’57

Valeria Paresa Jensen ’62

Guy and April Kaneshiro

Marian Carvalho ’50 and Samuel Kaomea

Sasha Kealoha

Kaenaonalani Kekoa ’14

Dan and Allicia Kinoshita

Jeri Goo ’77 and Glen Kiyabu

Scott and Janine Kiyono

Jennifer Knerr

Claire Knodle

JoAnn Koga

Elaine Higa Koike ’56

Joseph and Rhonda Kostiha

Laura Nakamoto Lauronal ’82

Kasey Le ’22

Derrick Lee

Isabel Lee

Isabelle Lee ’23

Sean and Jodi Lee

Sylvia Ching Lee ’57

Zoe Lee ’25

Constance Leong ’55

Priscilla Brown ’56 and Daniel Liddy

Clarence and Patricia Liu

Johanna Symonds Lochmiller ’62

Jackson Kuang and Ruby Lo-Kuang

Lauren Loualhati ’14

Maria Striebich Lucas ’08

Joseph Lyons

Michelle Lytle

Kylee and Katie MacLean

Racey Maestas

Marcia Ann Makolo

Jovenell Malla

Anita Marciel-Williams ’52 (deceased)

Stephen and Laurie Martin

Marie Freitas Massey ’73

Fumi Masuda

Andre and Rhianna Mata‘afa-Alferos

Lyle Mattson

Lindsey Mau ’03 and Matthew Small

Juanita McKeague ’61

Sr. Katherine Francis Miller, SS.CC. ’57

Joven and Merlinda Miranda

Kristina Miranda ’07

Diana Miranda ’08

• Flutists at band concert from right to left: Luyue Zhang, Sophia DeLormGlarner, Esther Burce, and Safaira Hunkin

Regan Young and Lori Mishima-Young

Anthony and Annaliza Miyashiro

Nelson and Jennifer Moku

Sr. Augustina Mulyati

Kim Muzzi

Alyssa Myers

Grace Nakata

Darlene Nakayama

Erica Nakayama Cooper ’14

Rock and Josephine Narciso

Albert Roy and Judith Nascimento

Matthew and Emily Naula

Barbara Rosa Nobriga ’50

Dolly Jane Takaoka Nomura ’57

Kayla Oka ’20

Shari Olores ’88

Ken and Laurel Oshiro

Masaichi and Grace Oshiro

Glenn and Renaye Oyer

Joe and Erlinda Pacquing

Elijah and Darian Padilla

Theodore and Jennifer Padua

Peter and Elizabeth Park

Jessica Pereira

Haley Peterson ’18

Isabella Pichon ’22

Patricia Silva ’61 and Russell Pinho

Cyril and Debra Pires

Sydney Pogue

Donald and Andrea-Bernadette Pratt

David and Veronica Prislin

Morgan Pugh

David Randall

Ululani Reyes

Dawn Robertson

Misha Roytman

Issac and Mary Sargunam

Teresa Sarno

Josephine Satterfield

Marco and Loraine Sernadilla

Alexis Hussey Sheldon ’74

Dolores Garcia Silva ’44

Rogelio and Marcella Simon

Jillian Simpson ’22

Mary Simpson

Clifford and Laurdes Souza

Gail Souza-Save ’66

Louise Stevens

Kelvin and Christine Sunada

Richard and Carolyn Tada

Patricia Tanigawa Takahashi ’65

Corazon Colis ’74 and Harold Takara

Nancy Higa Tamashiro ’47

Lillian Higa ’54 and George Tanabe

In-Kind

In-Kind giving aids by enhancing many of the Academy’s special programs, such as providing items to the classrooms and for special events.

D. Otani Produce

Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

Kama‘aina Kids

Colbert Low

Terrance Lum

Joselita Uychinco-Balde

Matthew and Lacey Teshima

Chad and Cheyanne Thompson

Michael and Clarie Thompson

Judy Lewis ’65 and Robert Thurston

Aileen Tom ’48

Michael and Debra Tottori

Craig Uemura and Juliet Sadama-Uemura

Malia Urie

Carol Balicoco ’86 and Mark Varela

Lydia Villoria-Thoulag ’08

Kai White

Lorraine Jose ’53 and Michael Whitten

Russell and Diane Wong

Sr. Helene Wood, SS.CC. ’59

Lynn Yokomizo

Dawn Yoshimura-Smith ’79 and Larry Smith

Anne Yoshioka

Nathan and Jolene Yoshioka

Lynn Silva ’70 and Kaulana Young

Pancratia Young

Lenora Yuen ’72

Barbara Zulueta

• Andromeda Tong ’23 sings solo with back up from the choir at the Christmas performance.

DONOR SPOTLIGHT

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

For over fourteen years, the Trimbles generosity and impact expand beyond sending Academy girls through a cross-cultural immersion program abroad. They touch lives through their belief and support of the selective excellence at Sacred Hearts.

GORDON AND SONIA TRIMBLE have a very special and unique relationship with the Academy. Although the Trimbles have no Sacred Hearts graduates in their family, they have nurtured a wonderful connection to the Academy’s ‘Ohana that is exciting and vibrant.

During the famous recession of 2008, Sonia Trimble read in the local paper that many private school students in Honolulu would be enrolling in public schools because their parents could not afford the tuition. This was disturbing to Sonia, and her husband told her to call Betty White, the Head of School at Sacred Hearts Academy, at the time. And according to Sonia, “This is how the beautiful relationship with Sacred Hearts began for us.”

According to Gordon, “Sonia and I are usually rational people, but it is emotion

that gets us to act.” He says, “We wanted to help Academy girls stay at Sacred Hearts, and with Betty White’s help, a scholarship program was created.”

The Trimbles enjoyed Betty White as a person and how she motivated students and teachers as an administrator. The deciding factor was we liked that Betty, as a non-Catholic Head of School, was effectively and successfully running a traditionally Catholic school to be an outstanding institution. Gordon

mentions, “She did this by simply being in a league of her own! Betty’s ‘league’ wholly embraced the Sisters’ Catholic doctrine which touched every student’s soul in one way or another during their years at the Academy.”

Gordon and Sonia Trimble continued to build their relationship and friendship with Head of School, Betty White, and for over 14 years, have generously supported Academy students with tuition assistance

Gordon and Sonia organized a cross cultural immersion program with the University of Puget Sound in Fuzhou, China. Hwa Nan Women’s College was home base for 25 U.S. mainland students as they explored the local language and culture. This program was successful, and the Trimbles decided to include Sacred Hearts girls in this cross-cultural immersion. Since 2012, the Trimbles have sponsored four immersion experiences with each lasting about 14 days for approximately ten students per experience.

When asked how the Chinese immersion program impacts Academy students, Gordon Trimble shares, “The program ages them. On their return, the students take school and their parents more seriously. They have interacted with a culture that places an incredible value on education and diligence. They

understand that they are going to have to try much harder if they want to compete successfully on the global stage.” This very successful program stopped when the pandemic arrived, but the Trimbles hope to continue it once it is safe to travel in China again.

When asked what inspires their Trimble Family Foundation to support the University of Puget Sound, Fujian Nan Women’s College, the California Institute of Technology, and in particular, Sacred Hearts Academy, Sonia easily responds, “We are not interested in starting new programs or building structures. We look for programs that are doing well but will do even better with some help from our Foundation. The impact is great and enhances a student’s perspective on, and attitude toward, life.”

Gordon Trimble, who served in Hawai‘i’s State Senate from 2003 through 2008, concludes, “We cannot do everything, but we can offer our support, and we do it simply because we can. We limit our engagement to a few institutions because if we dilute our efforts too much, not as much is accomplished. We believe in selective excellence and are happy that we can support the girls at Sacred Hearts Academy.” 

through the Gordon and Sonia Trimble Scholarship. After Betty White retired, the Trimbles have enjoyed working with White’s successor, Dr. Scott Schroeder. In 2012, the Trimbles also started the China Scholars Program for Academy students. Earlier in 2011,

We cannot do everything, but we can offer our support, and we do it simply because we can. We believe in selective excellence and are happy that we can support the girls at Sacred Hearts Academy.”

• Academy students experiencing the China Immersion Program, sponsored by the Trimbles.

FOUNDATIONS

Foundations assist the Academy in a myriad of ways ranging from facility upgrades to sponsorship of the school’s many special program offerings, including the SCIENCE and STEM SYMPOSIUMS.

AmazonSmile Foundation

Augustine Educational Foundation

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

The KA‘I Programs

Knights of Columbus

Lawakua Charitable Fund

The LRY Foundation

Matson Foundation

McInerny Foundation

Navy Seal Foundation, Inc.

Patrick W. Hopper Foundation

RJW Foundation

R. M. Towill Foundation

Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii

The Trimble Foundation

Weinberg Foundation

Scholarship

Each year, the Academy’s Named and Endowed Scholarships – made possible by generous donors and foundations – ensures countless students from preschool to grade 12 benefit from participating in the school’s unique educational experience.

Academy Retirees’ Aloha Scholarship

Anonymous

Sr. Julie Louise Thevenin

’36 Memorial Scholarship

Antoinette Gopaul Memorial Scholarship

Augustine Foundation Scholarship Fund

Barbara “Bobbie” Leong ’49 Memorial Scholarship

Barrister Scholarship

Betty White, Head of School, Scholarship Endowment

Bow Engineering Scholarship

Catherine Cambra Passmore Scholarship

Cecelia Goo Lee Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1946 Scholarship

Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship

Class of 1968 Andrea

Cummings Hamilton Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship

Class of 1972 Scholarship

Class of 2003 Scholarship

Class of 2016 Scholarship

Elena Leonida Memorial Scholarship

Elizabeth Chong Ho ’57 Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth H. Souza ’38 Memorial Scholarship

Girls Got Grit Scholarship

Glenda Rother Scholarship

G.N. Wilcox Trust

Henriette Aymer Scholarship

The KA‘I Programs –‘Iolani School

KA‘I Scholarship

Koko‘oha Scholarship

Kamehameha Schools

Kipona Scholarship

Pauahi Keiki Scholarship

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62 Scholarship

Leone McKeough & Kay Leman McKeough Scholarship

Lawakua Scholarship

LaVay Lau Scholarship

Loretta Fuddy, ’66, Memorial Scholarship

Louise H Landau/Geraldine

Rawlins Scholarship

LRY Foundation Gap Scholarship

Mahalo Mr. B Memorial Scholarship

Marie Marciel Cabrinha ’28 Memorial Scholarship

McInerny Foundation

Patrick William Hopper (PWH)

Scholarships

Regina Salvador ’82, Memorial Scholarship

Reid and Milly (Rzonca ’81)

Nabarrete Endowed Scholarship

Roger M. & Florence K. Ishii Scholarship

Saundra and Kristine Cass Memorial Scholarship

Sharon Little ’62 Ogawa and Robert Ogawa Memorial Scholarship

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts Scholarship

Sr. Edna Louise Demanche Memorial Scholarship

Sonia & Gordon Trimble Scholarship

Stanley K. & Beatrice Leong ’50

Wong, Scholarship

Theresa “Trese” Kano ’73 Otani, Endowed Scholarship

Tina Chang Hayes Memorial Scholarship

Tom Collier Kuleana Civility Award

Zhanna Vaysbeyn Memorial Scholarship

LIFE-LONG CONTRIBUTORS

Life-Long contributors to the Academy have greatly enhanced the available educational experience offered to Hawai‘i’s girls. From facility improvements to upgraded equipment and supplies to scholarships, every individual who contributes during their lifetime is valued.

$2 MILLION AND ABOVE

Anonymous

Augustine Educational Foundation

The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation

Kamehameha Schools

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

$500,000 TO $1,999,999

Estate of Shin Runkel

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Helen P. Gaspar Living Trust

Mary D. and Walter F. Frear

Eleemosynary Trust

The Trimble Foundation

$250,000 TO 499,999

Atherton Family Foundation

E.L. Wiegand Foundation

Estate of Leon Thevenin

Estate of Sr. Julie Louise Thevenin, SS.CC. ’36

Estate of Robert McKeough

Hawaii Community Foundation

McInerny Foundation

Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation

Emmet and Betty White

$100,000 TO 249,999

Bank of Hawaii

Robert and Frances Bean

Class of 1952

Estate of Charlene Luis ’60

Estate of Ian Passmore

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

Katsumi and Reiko Kaneko

The Kosasa Foundation

LaVay Lau ’50

Lawakua Charitable Fund

The Learning Coalition

Mary Lou Lee (deceased)

Glenda Rother

The Schuler Family Foundation

Strong Foundation

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

$50,000 TO $99,999

Aloha United Way

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Kathleen Dolim ’71 and William Bow

Michael and Aggie Browning

Class of 1970

Cooke Foundation, Limited

D. Otani Produce

Edward E. Ford Foundation

Estate of Patricia McKeough

Estate of Stephanie Fernandes ’60

First Hawaiian Bank

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Harold K. L. Castle Foundation

• First grade besties, Sophia Sonobe (left) and Emilia Rei Gamboa (right) waiting to dance hula at Mele on the Lawn.

Lin and Ella Wong Foundation, Inc.

Louise H. Landau Foundation

The LRY Foundation

Matson Foundation

Navy Seal Foundation, Inc.

Mark and Sara Platte

Patricia Domingo ’57 and Charles Ross

Lawrence K. Tseu

Joseph and Fran Vierra

Paul and Linda White

Albert and Maureen Wong

Beatrice Leong Wong ’50

Susan Yates

$25,000 TO $49,999

Alexander & Baldwin Foundation

BAE Systems

Central Pacific Bank Foundation

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Brian and Dayle Chock

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Class of 1968

Class of 1971

Class of 2003

Congregation of the Sacred Hearts Fathers

Robert and Cleo Eubanks

Sheila Wong ’61 and John Flynn

Gannett Foundation

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

William Greig

Grace Nakata ’46 and James Hamada

Hawaii Association of Independent Schools

Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc

Sandra Rawlins Johnson ’59

The Kahiau Foundation

Stephen and Deborah Kula

Cathy Rodrigues ’83 and Darrell Lee

Amelia Rzonca ’81 and Reid Nabarrete

Ogawa & Associates

Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

Parents and Children Together

Helen Perreira (deceased)

Gayle Pingree

Robert E. Black Fund

Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu Sacred Hearts Academy Parent Organization

Larry Schlesinger and Arlene Uchigakiuchi

School of the Pacific Islands

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

Sr. Helen Louise Trust Fund

Jo Gillis Starr ’59

The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation

Darryl Wong and Teresa Brink-Wong

Loui Choy Wong ’59

Florence Fujii ’60 and Edward Yee

Harlin Young

T. Phyllis Zerbe ’49

$10,000 TO $24,999

Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.

Devin Alford and M’liss Moore

ALTRES Foundation

Alu Like, Inc.

American Savings Bank

Loretta Whaley ’52 and Donald Apa

Arcadia Foundation

Arcadia Retirement Residence

Lana Lum ’63 and Gordon Au

Jadean Babauta ’82 and Keith Ishii

Marjorie Babauta

Bandwagon Brokerage, Inc.

Arnold and Josefina Baptiste

Delores Benedict

Anna Boudreault

Bow Engineering & Development, Inc.

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62

Carole Kai Charities, Inc

Catering Specialists, Inc.

Central Pacific Bank

Maylani Lum Chang ’64 in Memory of the Wah Duck and Grace K.S. Young Memorial Fund

Sally Chang ’76

Mona Chang Vierra ’62

The Character Education Partnership

The Chest Foundation

Gwyneth Yim Ching ’62

Choo, Osada & Lee CPA’s Inc.

Patsy Young Choy ’52

Claudette Young Chun ’52

Laura Young Chun ’46

Class of 1953

Class of 2007

Class of 2008

Class of 2009

Commercial Sheetmetal Co., Inc. ControlPoint Surveying, Inc.

• Bailey Saito-Ho ’22 and Selah Lipman ’22

Harvelyn Cornwell ’70 and James Cooney

Noella Cosco ’07

Lorna Leong Daniels ’42

Carl and Linda Debo

Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company

Rosalind Cagampan Deutsch ’48

Patricia Ho ’62 and William Dixon

DOE Title IV Safe and Drug-Free Schools & Communities

Amelia Lee ’68 and David Dolim

Vera Villarta ’52 and Dennis Egge

Vince and Sarah Espino

Annie Mendes ’52 and Alfred Freitas

Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.

Friends of Hawaii Robotics

Sandra Shea ’62 and Clifton Furukawa

Golden Arches Merchants Association of Hawaii

Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP

Rita Makini Gora ’46 (deceased)

Carolyn Ho ’89 and Peter Hamasaki

Yoko Harada

Harlin Young & Co., Ltd.

Hawaii Long Term Care Association

Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc.

Hawaiian Energy Systems, Inc.

Hawaiian Telcom

Stephen and Kelli Haythorne

HEI Charitable Foundation

Henry and Dorothy Castle Memorial Fund

Lucinda Quon ’66 and Melvin Herolaga

Ann Mullen ’48 and David Hirsch

Melvia Fong Ho ’46

Honolulu Zonta Club Foundation

Gavin Hubbard

Edna Lardizabal ’70 and Herbert Hussey

Rena Dang ’84 and Dennis Hwang

Kenji and Etsuko Idei

Ethel Ikeda

Interfresh

Debra Ann Ishii ’88

Island Insurance Foundation

Hiromu and Patsy (deceased) Izumo

Jerilyn Chong Kee Jeffryes ’60

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Debra Campos ’69 and Leonard Kaae

KA‘I Programs at ‘Iolani School

Peter and Roni Katsikas

Anna Kim ’83

Knights of Columbus

Gwendolyn Vinta ’63 and John Knueven

Thomas and Mi Kosasa

Florence Sturgis Kunstman ’58

Kent Lau and Gwen Yamamoto-Lau

Lorraine Tam Sing ’59 and Lawrence Lau

Edith Leong

Florence Tom ’51 and Richard Leong

Domingo and Madelaine Leonida

Lifetouch, Inc.

Wen Bin Liu and Jiao Yue Zhao

Rhona-Joy Staszkow ’70 and Paul Lubomirski

Helen Yuen Luke ’52

Linda Luke ’67 and Robert Strand

Marianist Center of Hawaii

Carole Marsh

Marsh USA, Inc.

Alice Martensen

Mely Soriano ’52 and Daniel McGivern

Sr. Katherine Francis Miller, SS.CC. ’57

Elahe Omidyar Mir-Djalali

Lorie Kwock ’76 and Kevin Nagata

Donald Nicol

Celeste Lactaoen ’62 and Paul O’Brien

Obun Hawaii, Inc.

Okada Trucking Co., Ltd.

One Stamford Forum

Mary Oneha ’77

Roberta Murray Oneha ’54 (deceased)

Shanlyn Souza ’87 and Ku‘uhaku Park

Pettus Foundation

Peter Poerzgen and Marina Roytman

Corinne Kam ’78 and Benjamin Pokipala

Porter Tom Quitiquit Chee & Watts, LLP

Angela Pratt

Project Graduation

The Queen’s Medical Center

Laurene Lau ’69 and Edward Raleigh

Ernestine Staszkow Rapoza ’52

Robert and Nancy Rocheleau

Misha Roytman

St. Ann School

Saint Augustine Church

St. Elizabeth Church

Saint Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii

Saint Louis School

Schantz Family Trust

Merle Yim Sen ’75

Alethea Au Seto ’80

Kathy Tamashiro ’75 and Michael Shonborn

LeRoy and Nanette Souza

Margaret Kula Stafford ’52 (deceased)

Ginny Tiu

Tomkovicz Family Charity Fund

Tommy S. Toma Contractor, Inc.

Tsai Family Charitable Fund

Charlotte Ho Tsie ’53

Michelle Coito Tuzon ’65

Urban Works, Inc.

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Harry and Diane Van Trees

Jane Spinola ’49 and Neil Vasconcellos

Verizon Foundation

Victoria Ward, Limited

Wasa Electrical Services, Inc.

Dorotia Adlawan ’52 and Sorrell Waxman

Le Nora Nobriga ’68 and Timothy Wee

Jeff White

Elizabeth Wong ’61

Tony and Sandra Wong

Warren and Napua Wong

Bina Wu and Wei Dai

John and Cheri Yamamoto

Anne Wong Yee ’47

Darice Young ’70

Steve and Jade Young

Nicholas and Moani Zablan

Steve and Jade Young

Nicholas and Moani Zablan

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Lena Chang Affonso

Dan Bessey

Cathryn Harada Downes ’71

LaVerne “Tootsie” DeJesus Fitchett ’60

Jan Marie Young Fraga ’83

Jessie Garcia ’56

Daniel D Goo

Rita Makini Gora ’46

Violet Lee Hee ’34

Clare Hunt Kasher ’41

Elizabeth “Lei” Harris Kong Kee ’63

Anita Marciel-Williams ’52

Sharon Little ’62 and Robert Ogawa

Helen Perreira

Regina Salvador ’82

Sr. Grace Marie Tom, SS.CC. ’52

Frances Ho Zablan ’59

GIFTS IN HONOR OF

Fadwa Arekat ’34

Kacey Chong ’18

Kelly Chung ’08

Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins, SS.CC. ’57

Ariana Oshiro ’23

Class Giving

The Academy Alumnae generously give back to their alma mater. In recognition of their generosity is a list of classes who gave in 2021-2022.

Class of 1940

Class of 1943

Class of 1944

Class of 1946

Class of 1947

Class of 1948

Class of 1949

Class of 1950

Class of 1951

Class of 1952

Class of 1953

Class of 1954

Class of 1955

Class of 1956

Class of 1957

Class of 1958

Class of 1959

Class of 1960

Class of 1961

Class of 1962

Class of 1963

Class of 1964

Class of 1965

Class of 1966

Class of 1967

Class of 1968

Class of 1969

Class of 1970

Class of 1971

Class of 1972

Class of 1973

Class of 1974

Class of 1975

Class of 1976

Class of 1977

Class of 1978

Class of 1979

Class of 1980

Class of 1981

Class of 1982

Class of 1983

Class of 1984

Class of 1985

Class of 1986

Class of 1987

Class of 1988

Class of 1989

Class of 1990

Class of 1991

Class of 1992

Class of 1993

Class of 1997

Class of 1998

Class of 2003

Class of 2007

Class of 2008

Class of 2010

Class of 2012

Class of 2014

Class of 2017

Class of 2018

Class of 2019

Class of 2020

Class of 2022

Class of 2023

Class of 2025

Academy Generosity

STUDENTS RETURNED TO CAMPUS in August 2022 with or without masks. COVID-19 protocols slowly disappeared, and Sacred Hearts Academy welcomed families and friends back to campus with events such as Mele on the Lawn, Academy Uncorked, Fright Night, band concerts, sports activities, and Christmas performances. We look forward to spring events that will include the Science Symposium, Spring Mele on the Lawn, an Easter Egg Hunt, Commencement and the Alumnae Reunion.

We are reminded that Sacred Hearts is a school where girls learn to become future leaders through class work, extra-curricular activities, and social bonding. We are also reminded that our students would not be here without your generous support of the Annual Fund, Scholarship Funds, Capital Campaign, and other special projects.

Many families rely on financial aid and scholarships to keep their daughters at Sacred Hearts. Over 63% of our families receive some type of financial aid. Likewise, unrestricted funds allow administrators and teachers to support the greatest areas of need. That could mean sound equipment for the arts, microscopes for the sciences or calculators for the math department, or playground equipment for the Lower School children. Even though these unrestricted funds can also be used for tuition assistance if needed, unrestricted funds definitely lead to unrestricted possibilities.

A visit to campus reveals current projects:

• The grotto in the center of the campus, originally constructed by the Sisters in prayer for the first principal of the school, Sr. Constantine Gayraud, has been refurbished with new waterfalls, a fountain and the Sacred Hearts logo prominently featured;

• The Upper School conference room has now become a Conference Center, featuring state-of-the art audio visual equipment and historical artifacts of the Academy;

• The much-used Tseu Innovation Center in the Lower School that applies action learning for grades 1 through 12;

• The Sister Margaret Mary Chapel where the stained-glass windows are being restored “one frame at a time”, is waiting for anticipated air conditioning to be installed soon.

These projects would not have been possible without the generous support of our donors like you who are reaching deeply into their pockets to help the Academy reach its goal of $3.1 million dollars by December 2023.

“Academy Generosity” is present through your gracious support. Through your gifts, efforts, and prayers, we experience your presence on campus every day!

With great hope and warm aloha,

Angie Golis-Yamamoto Director of Development

For more information about the ways you can give or if you would like to make a gift, visit our website at www.sacredhearts.org, call 808-734-5058, ext. 333 or email development@sacredhearts.org.

Sisters Serving

Sr. Angela Gregorio and Sr. Rose Henry Reeves

This issue of the Academy features two Sisters, both Sacred Hearts graduates and music teachers, who celebrate jubilees this year— Sr. Angela Gregorio, 70 years and Sr. Rose Henry Reeves, 60 years. Both had exceptional musical talents nurtured as students at the Academy. In turn, they as teachers, nurtured many young women as students.

SSR. ANGELA GREGORIO came from a musical family. Her father played in the military bands in the Philippines and Hawai‘i. After a time in the public school and at St. Patrick School, Sr. Angela developed her musical talent, especially as a pianist and organist under the tutelage of the Sisters at the Academy.

For Sister Angela, one of the greatest values of an Academy education is that students are encouraged, not forced, to grow and develop as individual persons with unique skills and potential. Whether in the classroom or in private lessons, Sr. Angela endeared herself to hundreds of students whom she taught religion, choral music and musical instruments throughout her teaching career at the Academy, Sacred Hearts Convent and St. Patrick School.

Sr. Angela is also highly appreciated by the many parishes and families whom she

• Sr. Angela Gregorio

served by playing for weddings, funerals, and other celebrations. Now in her 90th year, she shares a desire and a prayer that people love their families and spend quality time with them.

THE ROOTS OF SR. ROSE HENRY REEVES go deep into Sacred Hearts education. Her grandmother graduated from the Sisters’ Convent school on Fort Street; her mother was a 1929 graduate of the Academy, and Sister Rose Henry and her four sisters are all Daughters of the Academy.

All the Reeves children were grounded in music because their mother, a widow with 9 children supported her family as an organist for Borthwick Mortuary, various parishes and special events. The girls took music at the Academy, and Sr. Rose Henry (Sylvia) excelled especially in piano and voice. Although she loved sports, there was a tug-of-war between playing basketball and practicing cello with the Academy’s small orchestra.

Sister Rose Henry found value in an all-girls education. There few distractions and the students developed a seriousness of purpose. She admired the deep prayer life and simplicity of the Sacred Hearts who led her to join the Congregation right after high school.

The Sisters encouraged Rose Henry to continue her studies at the University of Hawai‘i studying music and education. Afterwards, she spent 25 years teaching music at the Academy. During this period, she was also a part of the St. Anthony community in Kalihi, where she cooked and cared for a few boarding students who attended the Academy.

In 1987, Sister Rose Henry volunteered with Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins to go to Bhubaneswar, India to open a community. The two Sisters joined the Sacred Hearts Fathers who were already there focusing on the “Elimination of Leprosy” Program

in India. The Sisters were also involved in inviting young Indian girls to join the Congregation.

After 25 years of service in India, the government made it difficult for foreign Sisters to work there, so Sister Rose Henry

volunteered to serve in the Philippines where she has been since 2018.

With a song in her heart and on her lips, Sister Rose Henry continues to spread the joy and the love of the Sacred Hearts to individuals wherever she goes.

Her message to all is: “God loves a cheerful giver, give it all you’ve got. He loves to hear you laughing when you’re in an awkward spot. When the odds add up against you, it’s time to stop and sing praises to God. Doing so is a wonderous thing. Him is a wondrous thing!” 

…When the odds add up against you, its time to stop and sing praises to God. Doing so is a wonderous thing.”

• Sr. Rose Henry Reeves

EDUCATING GIRLS TO CHANGE THE WORLD

SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY’S Building our Future:

Educating girls to Change the World is in its second year of a three-year campaign to raise $3.1 million dollars. To date, the campaign has raised $1,733,00 with $1,152,000 left to goal. ¶ Since the last Academy published in November 2022, the Academy has completed the Innovation Center, the Conference Center, the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, and the upper school principal’s office. ¶ Current projects include Admission Office Welcome Center, Faculty Lounges Refresh, Early Learning Center upgrades and Gymnasium Sky Box. ¶ In the meantime, the St. Margaret Mary Chapel is being renovated “one stained glass” at a time and air conditioning will be installed.

For more information on how you can support this campaign by making significant gifts including having your names inscribed on our donor wall, please contact Angie Golis-Yamamoto, Director of Development at (808)734-5058 ext. 333.

Help us reach our goal!

• Top left: Grotto of our Lady of Lourdes. Right and below: The completed renovation center. A custom made light mounted on greens reminds Sacred Hearts Academy girls to add their creativity and imagination. Furniture comes in various sizes to fit ages of girls and are easily moved.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

Mahalo to our capital campaign donors who have contributed to “Building Our Future” between November 2021 through December 2022. Gifts of $1,000 and above will be listed on our donor wall upon completion of the campaign.

$100,000 AND ABOVE

Robert and Frances Bean

D. Otani Produce, Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

The Kosasa Foundation

Estate of Shin Runkel

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

Estate of Leon Thevenin

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

$10,000 TO $99,999

Atherton Family Foundation

Bandwagon Brokerage, Inc.

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Central Pacific Bank Foundation

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Matson Foundation

Patricia Domingo ’57 and Charles Ross

Ginny Tiu

Lawrence K. Tseu

Joseph and Fran Vierra

Emmet and Betty White

Albert and Maureen Wong

BETWEEN $5,000 TO $9,999

Kathleen Dolim ’71 and William Bow

Mona Chang Vierra ’62

Michael and Shelley Cramer

Helen Koide ’53 and Francis (deceased)

Futagawa

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Kent Lau and Gwen Yamamoto-Lau

Scott Schroeder and Koreen Nakahodo

• The new conference room

BETWEEN $2,000 TO $4,999

Anonymous

Jenny Balthazar ’79 and Thomas Brady

Corlis Chang ’75

Carol Flores ’91 and Victor Chong

Rosalind Cagampan Deutsch ’48

Mary Chang Fong ’48

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

Gary and Anna Hu

Estate of Alberta Mello Siders ’51

Frances Trowbridge

Helen Mary Wessel

Melissa Wessel ’09

Susan Yates

BETWEEN $1,000 AND $1,999

Hina Almeida

API Security, Inc.

Carolyn Azevedo Arquette ’67

AWEinspired Family Fund

Angela Chock ’75

Hazel Balmaceda ’98

Ruth Garcia ’79 and Richard Brown

Bernice Clark

Design Build Hawaii LLC

Nicholas and Koren Dreher

Desiree Medeiros ’82 and Darryl Glaser

Cecelia Macalino ’59 and Lloyd Golden

Rita Makini Gora ’46 (deceased)

Grace Nakata ’46 and James Hamada

Lucinda Quon ’66 and Melvin Herolaga

Randy and Kristen Iwashita

Julita Jeremiah

Debra Campos ’69 and Leonard Kaae

Daphne Ahuna Kauhane ’62

Elizabeth “Lei” Harris Kong Kee ’63 (in memory)

Samuel Adams and Bobbie Lau

Elizabeth Koani Leder ’54

Cathy Rodrigues ’83 and Darrell Lee

Maryknoll School

Linda Mistysyn

Katie Pickman

Joseph and Josefina Rayray

Robert and Nancy Rocheleau

Sacred Hearts Academy

Parent Organization

Saint Louis School

Paula Kim ’65 and Carl Tadaki

Patricia Tam ’68

Beatrice Leong Wong ’50

Darice Young ’70

Harlin Young

T. Phyllis Zerbe ’49

BETWEEN $100 AND $999

David and Allison Akana

Anna Noa Andrade ’47

Benelyn Mendiola Arpine ’75

Sonia Wong ’66 (deceased) and Benjamin Ayson

Kerri Bessey

Darleen Almodova Bumanglag ’68

Jean Robello Camara ’56

Cynthia Luke Chang ’48

Cheryl Chi

Barbara Choy

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Joleen Coito ’75

Edward Correa Jr.

Alicia Fong ’59 and Cameron Craig

Greer Cruz

Candace Lopes Donohoe ’73

Kenwyn Lau ’74 and Terence Enriques

Petra Abad Esber ’62

James and Kellie Fase

Edward Costa and Mary Girard

Jeanne White ’68 and Garrett Gunther

Earl and Ellen Hedani

Evelyn Au ’74 and Wilfred Hee

Frieda Lenchanko ’60 and Robert Helgerson

Ann Mullen ’48 and David Hirsch

Beatrice Iwamoto

Hiromu and Patsy (deceased) Izumo

Marmionett Magoon Kaaihue ’50

Jeanne Kaaa Kahanaoi ’54

Karen Kam ’79

Royden and Beverly Koito

Theresa Kong Kee ’82 and Marshall Luke

Blanche Denton Kort ’55

Scarlet Lam Watson ’88 and Lee Watson

Jadine Lau ’68

Walter and Winifred Lau

Anita Chang Lau-Kalua ’53

Sean and Jodi Lee

Edward and Beatrice Lockwood

Cecelia Joy ’47 and Benjamin Lum

Christopher Ma and Grace Ong

Luella Jenkins ’60 and James Malkin

Scott Matsumoto

Leslie Mckeague

Lawrence and Grace Mizuno

Clarissa Jenkins Moku ’65

Madeleine Noa

Linda Lau ’75 and Darrell Okamoto

Elijah and Darian Padilla

Victor and Babylyn Panganiban

Laurene Lau ’69 and Edward Raleigh

Patricia Rapozo ’47

Cindy Rasmussen

Darrylyn Ching ’69 and Daniel Rawlins

Audrey Machado ’59 and Frank Santos

Brandy Sato ’94 and Earl Yoshii

Joey Shibata Garza ’93

Kelvin and Christine Sunada

Sarah Gilman Sur ’95

Joana Lum Taba ’53

Patricia Tanigawa Takahashi ’65

Yuichi and Chizuko Takegawa

Steven and Remee Tam

Eric and Roberta Tanaka

Dawn Tello

Mary Rose Teves ’77

Russell and Dana Tom

Aaron and Mercury Tsubata

Beverly Johnson ’62 and Clifton Welch

Ann-Marie Okudara ’80 and Omar Wells

Glenn and Carolyn Yoshimoto

Beth Young ’85

Ethel Tom Zablan ’35

UP TO $99

Cathy Alsup

Brandon and Nicole Baniaga

Loretta Marchan Bates ’53

Loretta Nobriga Beckley ’51

Louis Vierra and Violet Chang

Faye Chi

Barbara Ching ’67

Lorelei Chun ’75

Leilani Dimaya

Patrick Downes

Tom Eloph and Heather Baker

Nami Grafia

Roy and Nancy Heu

Jean Kurata Ikenaga ’49

Claude and Judy Ishida

Raymond and Carol James

Michael-Ann Moke Puha ’85 and Michael Kalahiki

Dennis and Ray-Lynn Kawasaka

Jason and Priya Kumar

Jullin Lum ’74

Arleen Chong ’58 and Kenneth Lum Lee

Andre and Rhianna Mata‘afa-Alferos

Juanita McKeague ’61

Milton and Linda Morinaga

Roy and Nancy Nakamura

Grace Nakata

Rock and Josephine Narciso

Jerry and Debbie Pahukula

Hung and Ngale Pham

Glen and Lara Robinson

Leatanuu and Gwen Sagapolutele

Issac and Mary Sargunam

Ruth Chong ’60 and Miles Silberstein

Marian M. Tomoeda

Michael and Debra Tottori

Natasha Vendiola

Yvonne Joseph Ward ’52

Eric and Elia Wong

Dawn Yoshimura-Smith ’79 and Larry Smith

• Third to Sixth grade students in Natasha (Haukea) Ho’s ’97 After School Enrichment Hula Class pose for a photo before performing at Mele on the Lawn.

ALUMNAE SPOTLIGHT

Linda Luke ’67

With almost a forty-year career with the Hawai‘i Judiciary as a Family Court Judge and a District Court judge, alumna Linda Luke feels blessed with the mentors along her journey, and she reflects on how the Academy helped shape the person she is today.

WHEN LINDA LUKE, ’67, graduated as a proud member of the Class of 1967, she was poised and prepared to take on the challenge of plotting her future beyond the secure walls of Sacred Hearts Academy. The inspiration provided by the dedicated faculty that nurtured her development made a difference in preparing Linda for the world awaiting her, often thousands of miles from Waialae Avenue.

WOver the next fifty years, Linda would continue to grow intellectually from the young girl living on Third Avenue in Kaimuki to a very focused individual who obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Hawai‘i, her Juris Doctorate from the Georgetown University Law Center, and an almost 40-year career with the Hawai‘i Judiciary where she served as a Family Court Judge and a District Court judge.

Linda feels she was truly blessed

• Linda Luke’s last day on the bench in August 2019

with outstanding mentors along her journey, including: her dad, Richard, and mom, Helen, who valued a Catholic education and sacrificed to make it happen for her and her three sisters: Shirley Luke Yuen, ’51, Lorraine Luke Lung, ’56, and Janet Luke Goo, ’59.

Other notable mentors included: United States Senator Daniel K. Inouye who hired her as a Legislative Aide during the Watergate hearings; Chief Justice William S. Richardson who brought her on board as a Supreme Court law clerk and later appointed her to the Family Court bench; Herb Cornuelle, CEO of Dillingham Corporation; and Joshua Agsalud, Director of the Hawai‘i Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

Linda was also privileged to start her judicial career under the guidance of the late Honorable Betty M. Vitousek, Senior Judge of the Family Court, who was a consummate jurist with a keen intellect and unlimited compassion for children

and families in distress.

During Linda’s many years on the bench, she very much enjoyed passing on the lessons learned from her mentors to new judges and staff, both in Hawai‘i and nationally. During these years, she was privileged to serve on the first Board of Managers of Sacred Hearts Academy where she supported Head of School Betty White in achieving the school’s mission of educating young women to make significant contributions to their communities and professions as Academy graduates. Also, Linda was able to put her legal training to work assisting Sacred Hearts Dean Lurline Choy in coaching the Academy’s Moot Court team in their successful debating competitions.

In August of 2019, on the occasion of Linda’s retirement, Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald honored Linda with a Certificate of Recognition for her 38 years of service as a judge, noting that she had the distinction of being the longest serving full time judge in the

State of Hawai‘i.

As she transitions into retirement, Linda shares that she is grateful for her family, husband and children, and that they are always her greatest inspiration. Linda says that sitting among her classmates at graduation in 1967, she could not have foreseen all of these experiences or the wonderful people with whom she would connect in the years ahead.

Linda is definitely recognized as a stalwart leader in the community, and she concludes, “The Academy DNA is definitely in my blood, and it has helped make me the person I am! Spreading joy, lifting others, and being kind are important values to me. Accomplishments aside, I want to be remembered as an individual who extends grace, compassion, empathy and love to others.” 

The Academy DNA is definitely in my blood, and it has helped make me the person I am! Spreading joy, lifting others, and being kind are important values to me.”

After a three-year hiatus, Academy Uncorked 2022’s sold-out event featured a scrumptious dinner prepared by reknown Chef Roy Yamaguchi and music by The Mākaha Sons and student performers. Guests were also treated to a special performance by Dr. Glenn Medeiros, President of St. Louis School.

Alumnae, parents, corporations, friends and volunteers enjoyed an evening under the stars while raising funds for scholarships.

CHAMPAGNE SPONSORS - $5,000

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Saint Louis School

Ginny Tiu

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Joseph and Fran Vierra

CABERNET SPONSORS - $3,000

Scott and Cynthia Barley

Marie Blanco ’68

Rosary Scanlan Catala ’53 (deceased)

Central Pacific Bank Foundation

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Hiromu and Patsy (deceased) Izumo and Mona Chang Vierra ’62

Edythe Kaanapu ’71

Kamehameha Schools, Bobbi Lau

• Above: Liliana LaBatte ’23 performs a hula number with The Mākaha Sons. Dwight and Trese Otani ’73 with their table guests.

• Sisters of the Sacred Hearts stand proudly in front of the newly renovated grotto.

Clockwise from top: Robert and Frances Bean with family and friends. Board Chair, Shelley Kramer (who was a lower school student), her mom Paula Kim Tadaki ’65, daughter Ava Cramer ’29 and family and friends. Featured performers The Mākaha Sons, Kimo Artis, Jerome Koko and Hanalei Ka‘ahapu brought back memories for the audience as they played their classical and new songs. Wines were ready to be taken home from the Wall of Wines. Familiar friends of Academy Uncorked, Mike and Sandy Irish, Robyn and Lillian Yoshimura and their table guests.

Donors

It takes a village of donors to support students and their families through tuition assistance. Mahalo to all who supported Academy Uncorked 2023 which funds scholarships for students.

$10,000 AND ABOVE

The LRY Foundation

$5,000 - $1,000

Robert Eubanks

Teresa Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

Jo Gillis Starr ’59

T. Phyllis Zerbe ’49

$999 - $500

API Security, Inc.

Laura Young Chun ’46

Joyce Robello Farrell ’55

Shanlyn Souza ’87 and Ku‘uhaku Park

Angela Pratt

Ginny Tiu

$499 - $100

Darlene Martin Ah Yo ’61

Anna Noa Andrade ’47

Anonymous

Milton and Edwina Ayano

Nani Murray Barboza ’57

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Jo Kumukahi Davidson ’53

Blenn and Ruth Fujimoto

Peter and Mai Garcia

Thomas Gimber

Taufa and Adale Ikahihifo

J. Moss Winery

Shirley Kidani

Sylvia Rousseau Lewis ’54

Linda Lingle

Helen Yuen Luke ’52

Linda Luke ’67 and Robert Strand

Arleen Chong ’58 and Kenneth Lum Lee

Maile Lu‘uwai ’80 and Michael Augustin

Clarissa Jenkins Moku ’65

Scott and Lauren Nahme

Kyle Nakayama

Bernadette Lau Ono ’75

Sage Parker-Lee ’14

Jerrold Perreira

Patricia Rapozo ’47

Cindy Rasmussen

James Scoggin, III

Marlinda Remigio Seto ’81

Veronica Ing Seto ’74

Kaulana Wong ’83 and Kale Smith

Mary Choo Spencer ’46

Paula Kim ’65 and Carl Tadaki

• Liliana LaBatte ʼ23 welcomes all to Academy Uncorked 2023 with her opening chant and says “Mahalo” for your kokua.

Rev. Msgr. Terrence Watanabe

Beverly Johnson ’62 and Clifton Welch

Gary Wiseman

Angela Wong ’14

Louise Izuo ’69 and Alan Yonemori

Walter and Frances Yoshimitsu

$99 AND BELOW

Leilani Ayson ’58

Louis Vierra and Violet Chang

Carol Akana ’64 and John Ebia

Raymond and Teresa Fujiwara

Rodrigo and Minda Ganiban

Robyn Ige ’76 and Ulf Hallsten

Eileen Kauhane Lota ’47

Scott Matsumoto

Gloria Rodrigues Medeiros ’50

Alberta Nobriga Montero ’56

Hung and Ngale Pham

Josephine Satterfield

Susan Shodahl ’67 and Roger Saindon

GIFTS-IN-KIND

ABC Stores

Aiea Bowl

Amber Inferrera

Angelo Pietro Honolulu

Angy’s Handmade Delights

Beautiful Evolution

Big City Diner

Big Island Candies

Bishop Museum

Blue Note Hawaii

Boom Boom Sportfishing, LLC

Carolyn Hee ’60

Cathy and Darrel Lee

Chef Chai

Class of 1991

Class of 2008

Crows Nest Barbershop

Da shop: books & curiosities

Diamond Head Theatre

Duke’s Waikiki

Embassy Suites by Hilton Waikiki Beach

Hotel

Every Day Better by Green Meadows

FEAST by Jon Matsubara

Fusion Therapeutics, Gary Uyeda, DPT

Hawaii Elite Chiropractic, Shaun Okihara, DC

Hawaii Opera Theatre

Hele Mele Botanicals

Holiday Surf Hotel

Honolulu Cookie Company

Honolulu Theatre for Youth

Hope and Grace Winery, Napa Valley

HouseMart Ben Franklin Crafts

IL Gelato Hawaii

J. Moss Wines, Napa Valley

Kaneohe Bay BnB

Kealoha Creations

Laura Souza

LeMana Pearls

Leslie McKeague

Madeleine Noa

Maelia Loebenstein Carter ’86

MANAOLA Hawaii

Maui Ocean Center

McDonald’s Hawaii

McKinley Car Wash

Mid-Pacific Country Club

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Pua Hana

Rick Nakashima, CEO, Owner

Ruby Tuesday Hawaii

Gyu-Kaku Hawaii, Rainbow Drive-In Kalihi

Richard & Belinda Johnson

Roberts Hawaii Inc

Roy’s Hawaii Kai

Saks Fifth Avenue Club Hawaii

Sandra Kittleson

SCP Hilo Hotel

Sea Life Park

Shangri-La Tea of Hawaii, LLC

Shimizu Ohana

Taj Clubhouse

Teresa Morinaga ’76

The Alley (Aiea Bowl)

The Old Spaghetti Factory

Top Nail Spa by Ana

Tracey @ Hair Innovations

USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc.

Wai Koko Coconut Water

Wet N Wild Hawaii

Centerpieces by Peter and Phyllis ’69 Savio

Pearls by Le Mana Perles

Teas by Jodi Lee

Wines by D. Otani Produce, Dwight and Trese ’73 Otani

Wine Tasting by J. Moss Winery, James and Janet Moss

Sacred Hearts Academy

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Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96816

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