Fall 2011 - Chaminade University of Honolulu

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Chaminade Quarterly
Fall 2011
TEACH, ME N TO R , T R A N S F O R M
ANNUAL REPORT-- FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
Aloha!
Dr. Oscar Chan and
Bro. Bernard Ploeger
share a congratulatory
moment after
signing an
agreement to
partner in offering
an MBA degree
in Macau.
Each fall those of us in academia enjoy a renewal as new students come to campus for
orientation, settle into the residence halls and embark upon their college career. The start of
the semester is punctuated by our traditional academic convocation where our incoming
students and faculty formally pledge to work together in the years ahead. In this issue
we explore the mentor-student relationship that extends often far beyond the classroom
and is emblematic of a Chaminade education.
This fall began with not only ceremony but excitement as we marked the second consecutive year of record high
enrollments. This increase in new full time undergraduates came in spite of adopting tougher academic entrance
requirements. Of note, a full 49 percent of our first year students and 55 percent of the transfers are science, nursing or
premed/prehealth majors. When day undergraduates are combined with our graduate students, online learning
community and those served at outreach centers, Chaminade currently educates more than 3,000 students.
This fall we welcomed our second cohort of nursing students—and what a pleasure it is to watch our students,
bedecked in Chaminade blue scrubs, grace our hallways and classrooms. A generous $497,000 grant from
the E.L.Wiegand Foundation for state-of-the art human patient simulators will ensure that our nursing students
get the most advanced training and preparation available.
In September we dedicated the newly renovated Eiben Hall which houses our Interior Design, Communication and
Fine Arts programs. This fall also saw the signing a “Memorandum of Understanding” with the Macau Institute of
Management to jointly offer an English language MBA program there.
As we prepare for the season of thanksgiving, we are so grateful to our faculty, staff, alumni, board volunteers,
donors and partners in the community for helping achieve our mission: to be the impetus for change and growth
in individuals and in our society.
Blessings,
Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM, PhD
President
Chaminade University
New Chaminade
students participating
in orientation activities
pose with the president
on an early morning
hike up to the top of
Diamond Head.
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Features
Table
of
4 Teach, Mentor, Transform
12 Financial Overview Update
13 Honor Roll of Donors
Contents
C haminade
Q uarterly
Departments
Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM
8 Class Notes
President
Diane Peters-Nguyen
10 Silversword Spotter
Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Kapono Dowson Ryan
Director of Communications
Editor, Chaminade Quaterly
Be-Jay Kodama
Director of Alumni Relations
Brandi Watanabe
Director of Annual Giving
Staff Assistance
James Gerber, Ryan Hirata, Rebecca Huska,
Lesley Loon, Lindsey Mountain and Tina Yamamoto
Board of Regents
Bro. Martin Solma, SM
Chancellor
Kathleen "Kitty" Wo
Chair
Daniel L. Colin
First Vice Chair
Cori Ching Weston
Second Vice Chair
Gae Berquist Trommald
Secretary
Jeanne A. Anderson
Karen E. Anderson
Violeta A. Arnobit
Carolyn Berry
Gen. David A. Bramlett, Army (Ret.)
Bro. Edward Brink, SM
Bro. William J. Campbell, SM
Daniel J. Curran
Nicole M. Dupont
Edward K.O. Eu (Emeritus)
Daniel D. Goo
Stanley W. Hong
Amy L. Jampel
Brig. Gen. Dwight M. Kealoha USAF (Ret.)
Michael F. Kerr
Vice Adm. Robert K. U. Kihune USN (Ret.)
James Kraus
Gary E. Liebl (Emeritus)
Violet S. Loo
Rev. Paul Marshall
Rev. John A. McGrath, SM
Dr. Edison H. Miyawaki (Emeritus)
Bennette M. Misalucha
Anna Marie Springer
Willibrord K. Tallett
Dr. Laurie K.S. Tom
Dr. Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Vaughn G.A. Vasconcellos
Shelly J. Wilson
The Honorable Patrick K.S.L. Yim (Retired Judge)
Hoyt H. Zia
Board of Governors
Michael Kerr Chair
Anton Krucky Vice Chair
Sharon McPhee Second Vice Chair
Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik Secretary
Arnold M. Baptiste, Jr.
Joseph Melehan
John C. Brogan
Wilson Thomas “Tom” Orbe
Sai Cheong Chui
Donald D. Rodrigues
Walter A. Dods, Jr.
Diane Peters-Nguyen
Adelia C. Dung
Edward K. O. Eu
Richard E. Tanaka
Eddie Flores, Jr.
James J. Viso
Christine “Crissy” M. Gayagas
Gulab Watumull
Robert S. Harrison
Julie T. Watumull
Ed and Lynn Hogan
J. Michael Windsor
Gary Hogan
Adm. R.J. “Zap” Zlatoper,
Bro. Robert Juenemann, SM
USN (Ret.)
Richard C. Lim
Upcoming Events
November 28 Las Posadas Procession and Holiday Lighting on Campus
December 11 Baccalaureate Service and Honors Ceremony
December 12 Fall Commencement
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T E AC H ,
M E N TO R ,
TRANSFORM
By Kapono Dowson Ryan
“I am here because of the students.
My inspiration comes from this
opporutnity to influence the future,”
Professor Wayne Tanna said.
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A 44-year veteran
faculty member who
continues to be
passionate about
teaching, Professor
Iwamoto has
inspired genrations
of Chaminade
students.
There are two traditions that Chaminade faculty have ceremonially held
for students, a beginning and an end, that mark college life. At the end
of fall academic convocation, faculty members dressed in regalia form a
gauntlet outside of the event. New students are the first to leave the
audience. The faculty welcome the new students into the Chaminade
community of scholars as learners with applause and cheers. The students,
dressed casually, seem surprised, unsure of the journey ahead.
Four years later, more or less, the students are graduating.
Dressed in their own graduation robes, they leave the commencement
exercises after the faculty. Before the graduates see their families and
friends, they are first greeted by the faculty gauntlet once again. The
moment is filled with exuberance, sometimes tears and with lei, as the
faculty welcome the graduates now as colleagues and congratulate
them on their achievements. It is a poignant awakening that marks
transformation. The tradition speaks to community and to relationships
built through faculty and student relationships.
This is the story of three of those relationships – emblematic of the
multitude of stories that have built community through the years.
Deep Waters
Biology professor, Ron Iwamoto, has carried the mace at graduation for
about 25 years. The privilege belongs to him because he currently serves
as Chaminade’s longest, continuous faculty member, non-stop for about
44 years. When this “local boy” from Kaimuki, first arrived on campus
in 1967, male teachers wore ties, priests wore collars, and nuns,
novitiates and seminarians were a natural part of the student body.
Iwamoto, who graduated from Punahou in 1959, attained his BA in
History from Northwestern University and achieved his MS in Zoology
and MEd in Educational Foundations from the University of HawaiiManoa, helped pioneer Chaminade’s fledging biology department.
“I always wanted to help students learn. Their satisfaction from
accomplishing what they thought was impossible, heard in their words
and viewed in their facial expressions, are my golden moments,” he said.
Combing through albums that span decades of biology club and classes,
one finds countless photos of beaches and hiking trails populated with
students, enthralled with Hawaii’s natural habitat. “I love the ocean and,
from days as a child went fishing and diving,” he said. Studying tidal
pools, hiking hidden lava trails, or camping under ironwood fir trees,
students were infused with Iwamoto’s gusto for science.
One such student, Henry Gomes ’74, is now Chaminade’s director of
Native Hawaiian Partnerships and former associate provost. The 1969
Damien graduate began as an accounting major, but Iwamoto opened
Henry Gomes said Professor Iwamoto knew how to mālama the student
and inspired him to be a biology major.
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“As faculty, you hope to play
a role in your students’ season
of self-discovery and in
their professional growth,”
said Professor Davidson.
“You don’t want to parent
them, but you want them
to grow and progress.”
his eyes to the wonderment of biology. Through his involvement with
Iwamoto, Gomes discovered a love for biology as a discipline. He went on
to complete a double major in English and Biology at Chaminade, and
then his MS in Biology at Bowling Green State University. “Ron was the
real reason that I went into biology,” Gomes said. “He was down-to-earth,
knowledgeable, and he knew how to truly mālama (care for) students.”
At Iwamoto’s invitation, Gomes returned to Chaminade to teach
biology and help with the biology club. A precious part of the
university’s history, the club became a place of immersion which focused
primarily on ’ike (knowledge) with opportunities for cultural exchanges
and teaching of local ways in a context of family spirit or ’ohana.
“One of the best ways to retain students is to involve them in social
activities at school. We used the biology club,” Iwamoto said.
Sharing a long list of alumni throughout the community, he continued,
“Our alums are the best.” Some of the best blessings for him have been
when alumni such as Henry Gomes, David Coleman ’75, the Humanities’
dean, and Frank Bailey ’94 (history professor) returned to teach. The
professor continues to be passionate about teaching and his students.
When he carries the mace, he exemplifies the history and philosophical
foundations of Chaminade well.
Justice Seekers
There are two women from two different parts of the globe whose lives
have become entwined at Chaminade because of academic scholarship
and a thirst for justice. In the beginning, one was the teacher, advisor
and mentor; the other was student and mentee. Now they are colleagues
and friends.
Janet Davidson, PhD, hails from Memphis. As an assistant professor
of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Chaminade, she focuses on the
sociological side of the Criminal Justice profession. Her discipline is
criminology, which deals with the impact of laws, in contrast to Criminal
Justice, which concentrates on the technical applications of the law.
Davidson earned a BA and MA in Sociology, followed by her PhD in
Sociology with a specific focus on crime, law and deviance from the
University of Hawaii-Manoa. She began teaching at Chaminade as an
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adjunct in 1999 and as a full time professor in 2005. Galvanizing her
choice of discipline was the inequities she observed when growing up
in the South. Hawaii’s cultural richness and diversity struck chords of
rightness in her heart. Her appetite for analysis and scholarship, driven
by her sense of justice, propelled her to a position of respect in her
field. Widely published, she found Chaminade to be a good fit
because it promotes the discussion of social justice issues due to
its Catholic Marinist foundation.
Lucy Zhang, BS ’09 and MSCJ ’11, graduated in American Samoa
from South Pacific Academy in 2005. She came to Chaminade at age 18
with dreams to become an attorney. Momentum came from experiencing
the prejudice of growing up as a minority including teasing and
discrimination from her peers, which felt hurtful and oppressive. Assigned
to a Criminology / Criminal Justice cohort and to Professor Davidson as
her adviser, Zhang was a little intimidated by Davidson at first. Davidson
had a reputation for strong academics. Zhang avoided her introductory
class in the first semester but finally decided to take the class.
A class video on the impact of poverty in a plea bargaining case caught
her attention and pointed to inequities. “It made an impression on me
that reminded me of why I wanted to take the career path I’ve chosen,”
said Zhang. Her career path became a vocation. Zhang took every class
she could from Davidson and found her to be an invaluable mentor and
advisor. “Not only did she map out my courses for me, she encouraged
me to stay,” Zhang said.
“As faculty, you hope to play a role in your students’ season of
self-discovery and in their professional growth. You don’t want to parent
them, but you want them to grow and progress,” Davidson said. “As busy
as we are we are there for our students.”
Zhang emerged from the undergraduate program as an articulate and
empowered adult. Completing graduate school at Chaminade, she now
works at the Attorney General’s office as a research assistant through the
Hawaii State Judiciary and for TJ Mahoney and Associates at Mahoney
Hale as a caseworker for incarcerated inmates transitioning back into
society. She hopes to enter law school soon.
Davidson continues to marvel at the process of self-discovery for
students who at first come in with questions that shift from where they
can work to where can they make a difference. “It is very rewarding to
know that you are a part of that shift,” she concluded.
Making It Count
Chelsea Taketa, 2011 alumna with a BS in Accounting, glanced up
smiling and shared some good news with Wayne Tanna, her former
accounting professor. KMH LLP, a CPA firm, had offered her a position
with its tax division. She had worked there diligently as an intern over
the summer. He, too, was elated.
Taketa had been Tanna’s accounting student and volunteered at tax
clinics for the disadvantaged as part of his Tax Concepts class. During her
junior year as a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) tax preparer,
she volunteered for seven clinics and prepared at least 22 tax returns for
clients from shelters like Maili Land in Waianae. Taketa was especially
moved by her youngest client, a 19-year old woman, who worked at two
jobs to support her three younger siblings and was in the process of
attaining their guardianship. “Assisting her has strengthened my beliefs in
the goodness of people and the importance of helping others,” she
wrote in her reflection.
The reflection moved Tanna and reminded him of why he teaches. “I am
here because of the students. My inspiration comes from this opportunity
to influence the future,” Tanna said. “Students like Chelsea have taught
me and opened my eyes along the way. Students continue to demonstrate
the goodness of people.”
Often accused of “still trying to save the world,” Tanna believes that
“teaching should be a calling.” He has taught at Chaminade for nearly
20 years, started as a lecturer in fall 1992 and became an assistant
professor of accounting in spring of 1993. Tanna, who also taught for
Kapiolani Community College (KCC) in the mid 80s, said “teaching was
always in the cards” for him. When Chaminade hired him, it gave him an
opportunity to engage in his two vocational passions: accounting law
and teaching.
Born in Chicago, raised in Kaimuki, Tanna graduated from Kaimuki High
School in ’73, went to University of Hawaii – West Oahu for his BA and
attained his JD from Lewis and Clark College in Oregon and LLM from
McGeorge Law School - University of the Pacific. For a number of years,
he worked in private practice. “Financially rewarding but empty in a way,”
said Tanna. “There is only so much fulfillment that you can get from
handling leasehold contracts.”
During the 1990s at Chaminade, he realized that his students needed
internships and work experience to enter the accounting profession
and that volunteering to do taxes could be excellent training for them.
Trained and tested by the IRS, his student volunteers would have
professional experience on par with any internship. Additionally, work
would serve the disadvantaged and provide an invaluable practicum.
Taketa said Tanna set the bar very high. “Business as a whole gets a bad
rap, but Professor Tanna with everything he does for students and the
community demonstrates what business can do, using your knowledge in
accounting,” she said. “I may not be able to do the same things he does,
but I can try to make as much of a difference using what I know.”
In five years, Taketa, 22, sees herself with her CPA certification, a
Masters from Chaminade, and working in the community perhaps with
VITA using her skill sets to serve. A Waiakea High School alumna from
Hilo, Taketa came to Chaminade because of a “gut feeling” that she was
supposed to be here. On her Chaminade experience, she reflected, “I went
from being a 17 year old homesick child to someone who is ready to hit
the ground running in the professional world, someone who can rely on
herself and believes in what she is capable of. I grew up at Chaminade.”
Tanna thought about his student’s transformation. “That’s why I teach,”
he said.
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Alumni Class Notes
1960s
Be-Jay Kodama ’86 says “mahalo” to Board of
Governors member Joe Melehan and Celeste
Melehan for their commitment to Chaminade
and making dreams real for students.
Aloha, Alumni, family and friends,
Chaminade University continues to be a
place rich in Marianist values that provides
students an opportunity to learn, discover
and make a difference in communities.
There is marked growth from record
enrollment to improved state of the art
facilities to excellent academic programs.
It’s a place where dreams can become a reality.
When I read the alumni submittals for Class
Notes, I sense gratitude from alumni towards
the University and the professors who have
educated and prepared them to lead and
serve in communities both locally and
internationally. Professors have influenced,
inspired and made an impact in the lives of
their students. Those good works are seen
by the success of our alumni.
We thank our professors for their dedication
to champion Chaminade’s mission. Our
mission is committed to educating the
whole person in a collaborative learning
environment that prepares them for life,
service and successful careers. alumni,
your success fuels their passion.
When I look around campus, I see students
participating in the Chaminade experience,
made possible by the generosity of Alumni,
family, friends, Marianists, partnerships
and organizations who agree Chaminade
University continues to make dreams a reality.
Thank you all for your commitment and
confidence in Chaminade.
Always with aloha,
Be-Jay Kodama ’86
Alumni Relations Director
[email protected]
www.chaminade.edu/alumni
P.S. – Help build our alumni email
database so we can stay in touch.
Send us your email today!
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Ruth Silberstein, B. Elementary Education ’64
Ruth Silberstein has been Principal of Palolo
Elementary in Kaimuki, Hawaii
since 2001. Over the last four years, the
school has seen student proficiency rise by
double-digit percentage points under the
leadership of Ruth Silberstein. Palolo
Elementary was in the bottom 10 percent
of Hawaii schools for test scores. Today
Palolo is a model for campuses seeking to
take a leap forward. Silberstein writes “It
could not have been done without the
support of Chaminade.”
William “Buzzy” Hong, ’69
William “Buzzy” Hong has been nominated
by the Honolulu City Council, and
appointed by Honolulu Mayor Peter
Carlisle to the Honolulu Authority for
Rapid Transportation (HART), which will
oversee the rail transit project connecting
East Kapolei with Ala Moana Center. Hong
retired last year after serving the Hawaii
Building and Construction Trades Council as
its executive director since 1990. The Hawaii
Building and Construction Trades Council
is a chapter of the National Building Trades
Council headquartered in Washington, D.C.
He has a three-year term on the board of
directors that began on July 1, 2011.
1970s
William A. Shaw, BS Biology/Pre-Medicine ’71
The Standards Council of Canada (SCC),
announced the appointment of Dr. W.A.
Sam Shaw as Vice-Chair of the SCC
Governing Council. The SCC is a Crown
corporation and part of the Industry
Portfolio. The SCC coordinates Canada’s
network of standardization experts and offers
a range of standardization-related programs
and services that aim to enhance Canada’s
economic competitiveness and social wellbeing. In 2010, Dr. Shaw accepted a position with Encana Corporation in Calgary,
Alberta, as Vice-President, Natural Gas Policy
Development. Dr. Shaw is a past recipient of
Alberta Venture’s Business Person of the Year
award and has twice been recognized as one
of Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People.
Richard Lim MBA ’78
Chaminade’s Board of Governor, Richard Lim
is the Director of the Department of Business,
Economic Development and Tourism, a
cabinet position by the Governor of Hawaii,
Neil Abercrombie. Richard Lim has over 30
years of
experience
in banking and
financial
services.
Lim is a
co-founder
of Sennet Capital, a
Hawaii-based merchant banking firm that
provides assistance to Hawaii companies with
respect to mergers and acquisitions, capital
sourcing and strategic planning. Prior to
founding Sennet Capital, he was the president
and chief operating officer of City Bank until
its merger with Central Pacific Bank in 2004.
Lim came to City Bank via International
Holding Capital Corporation (the parent of
International Savings and Loan) where he
was president and chief operating officer from
1987 to 1994. Lim has been an active
member of the community and currently
serves on several boards in Hawaii, which
includes Chaminade’s Board of Governors.
1980s
Keith Kamita BS Criminal Justice ’82
The Governor of Hawaii appointed
Keith Kamita as Deputy Director of Law
Enforcement for the Department of Public
Safety. Prior to the appointment, Kamita
was a narcotics investigator for over 24 years,
17 of which as the Chief of the Narcotics
Enforcement Division in Hawaii.
A. Gabriel Esteban, MSJBA ’86
A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., was appointed
president of Seton Hall University after
serving as interim president for six months.
Starting in 2007, Dr. Esteban served as
provost and chief academic officer at Seton
Hall University. Dr. Esteban led the strategic
planning initiative, collaborated with faculty
and academic leaders on enhancing and
adding undergraduate and graduate programs,
establishing academic priorities and strengthening the centrality of academics at Seton
Hall. Since 2009, Dr. Esteban has also been
responsible for enrollment services and has
led the change in enrollment management
strategy. Under his
leadership, Seton Hall
recruited the largest
new class in 30 years,
more than 1,300
students. When he
was chief academic
officer, Seton Hall
won more
international faculty
fellowships and
student scholarships
than ever before in its
history. Dr. Esteban
was a star basketball
player in his youth, at
both high school and
college levels, and he
is an avid golfer, as
well as a dedicated fan of the University’s
athletic programs, especially men’s and
women’s basketball. He is married and has
a daughter who is currently a student at
Seton Hall.
Puputoa Mariota BS ’85, MSCJA ’91
Alana Mariota BA Communications ’88,
MBA ’92
Lulu Lulu BS ’92 MED ’08
“Toa” and Alana Mariota’s son Marcus
Mariota received the Blessed Chaminade
Award at Saint Louis High School in
Honolulu earlier this year. The Fr. Chaminade
Award, now known as the Blessed Chaminade
Award, is presented annually to a senior and
a faculty or staff member who demonstrate
the characteristics of a Saint Louis Man that
reflects the qualities of spirituality, service,
academic excellence and family spirit.
Being honored means to be recognized
amongst others as one who truly lives the
characteristics of a Marianist Education. Lulu
Lulu, a Chaminade University alum, received
the faculty award. Marcus Mariota now
attends the University of Oregon, where
he is a part of the football program.
1990s
Deborah Marie Carbone-Marconda BA
Communications ’90
Deborah Carbone-Marconda joins
Servicemember’s Opportunity College Marine
as the SOCMAR Project Director. She brings
to her new position more than 17 years of
experience in the military and adult education
venue, military market analysis, and strategic
planning experience. “I loved, absolutely
loved every minute of my time at Chaminade.
Although every one of my Communications
professors was amazing, I have always held
a special place in my heart and memory for
Dr. Rick Bordner. In fact, he is the person I
modeled my own teaching style after. I used
my communication degree and all of the skills
taught to me by my Chaminade professors
to get into graduate school. Now I work for
SOC helping the Marine Corps with its
educational needs.”
Jean E. Rolles, MSJBA ’93
The Hawai’i Arts Alliance will present Jean E.
Rolles the Alfred Preis Honor for her lifetime
support of the arts. Today, she serves as Vice
President of Community Affairs of Outrigger
Enterprises, Inc. and supports numerous
environmental, educational, athletic and arts
organizations. Rolles, a former Chaminade
regent continues to serve on the University’s
Athletic committees and Intercollegiate
Athletic Gala Board.
David Morimoto, MBA ’97
Central Pacific Bank has recognized its
Senior Vice President and Treasurer, David
Morimoto, for his outstanding contributions
to the bank during its recent $325 million
capital raise. Morimoto was recognized for
playing a key role in the bank’s successful
completion of its capital raise, and for
helping to guide the company through
challenging times over the last several years.
“David’s actions are one of the main reasons
for our
successful
completion of
critical tasks
that were
required of our
recapitalization
efforts for the
bank,” said
John Dean,
Executive
Chairman for
Central Pacific
Bank. Central
Pacific Bank is a Hawaii-based bank holding
company with $3.9 billion in assets.
2000s
Derek Kawakami, BA Management ’01
Hawaii’s Governor, Neil Abercrombie
appointed Kauai County Councilman Derek
S.K. Kawakami to represent House District
14 in the state Legislature. The district
covers Hanalei, Anahola, Kealia, Kapaa
and Waipouli. Kawakami has served on
various boards which include the Kauai Police
Activities League and the Lihue Business
Association. “Chaminade was a wonderful
well-rounded experience for me. Chaminade
University has provided me with the tools
that are necessary not only for my career in
business and politics, but it taught me to
look outside of myself and to give back to the
community. I will always be proud to be a
Silversword.”
Jodie Maesaka-Hirata MSCJA ’01
Appointed by the governor, Jodie MaesakaHirata is the Director of the Department of
Public Safety in Hawaii. Maesaka-Hirata, an
18-year veteran of the state Department of
Public Safety, is the acting warden of Waiawa
Correctional Facility. In August 2008, with
the support of the surrounding community,
Maesaka-Hirata launched an offender
re-entry program that successfully reintegrated
offenders by providing them job experience
while they were still incarcerated. MaesakaHirata first began her work in public service
at Halawa Correctional Facility in 1989 as a
social worker.
Antonia Coffelt BA Communications ’05
“Toni” Coffelt resides in Chicago, IL and
is working for the Society of Actuaries (SOA).
“My primary role as Academic Administrator,
involves me handling
the project management, development
and delivery of communications and
in-person representation of the SOA to
colleges and universities designated as Centers
of Actuarial Excellence. I am also the logistical
coordinator and member of the University
Outreach program, which travels to university
students across the U.S. and Canada
performing presentations regarding the
actuarial profession. My Chaminade degree
has meant the world to me, from helping
me stand out to employers and colleagues
to my interactions with the various cultures,
people, ideas and viewpoints I come across.
Every day I have an opportunity to use
one or more of the skills I learned from
my professors at CUH.”
Juno Chung BA Business Administration ’07
Juno Chung has been helping with the
family business, Koa Pancake House since
he was in high school. Juno Chung’s parents
have been operating Koa Pancake House for
more than 20 years. Now, Chung has opened
his own business, Koa Pancake House in
Hawaii Kai Towne Center and just up the
street from Chaminade in Kaimuki. Beside
breakfast items, Koa Pancake House is a
fast and casual food establishment.
Melanie Ah Soon BA Biology ’90/MED
Leadership ’08
Melanie Ah Soon, a sixth-grade science
teacher at Sacred Hearts Academy in
Honolulu, was one of 85 math and science
teachers nationwide named as recipients
of the Presidential Award for Excellence in
Mathematics and Science Teaching. The
White House announced the list of winners.
The educators received their awards this year
in Washington, D.C. Ah Soon teaches math
and language arts at the Kaimuki school.
This is her fifth year at Sacred Hearts and
19th year overall as a teacher. She was the
only teacher from Hawaii selected this year.
“I am deeply humbled by the recognition
that this award holds. As an alumna of
Chaminade and Sacred Hearts Academy, I
feel blessed that these two institutions have
prepared me in so many ways.”
Memorials
Fr. Jack Russi, SM, BA ’62
Bro. James Dods, SM BA ’62
Samuel N. Parmarter Sr. BA ’70
Benjamin S.B. Yee, BGS ’74
John Raymond Leskovec BGS ’75
Michael J. Morgan, BBA ’84
Derek Hara, BBA ’88
Evelynn Jennings, BA ’99
Kristin Prokop, BS ’08
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The King Kamehameha Golf Club was the site of the Maui Alumni & Admissions Reception.
“Monti” Warran ’95, ’99 and Rosemary McCarthy ’83
enjoyed the alumni camaraderie in sunny San Jose.
Dr. Christopher Wood ’87 found a common bond with Willie Berlanga ’15 as they discussed
biology.
Save The Date!
Alumni Reunion 2012
April 12 – 15, 2012
Celebrate!
“All Class Reunion”
Special Recognition to:
1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982,
1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007
Email Be-Jay Kodama ’86 at
[email protected]
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Alumni welcomed new
students into our Chaminade
family at various receptions
Board of Governors member Joe Melehan and his wife Celeste hosted a
San Jose reception the Marianist way, in family spirit!
Sandra Jhung ’63, a former educator, shared
her Chaminade experience with transfer
student Caitlin Dinneen ’13 and her mom.
Wedding
Vows Renewal
Ceremony
Alumni and family of all
denominations welcome.
Su n d a y, Fe b r u a r y 1 2 , 2 0 1 2
10 a.m. Mass
RSVP to: [email protected]
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Financial Overview Update
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2011 (unaudited FYE 2011 financial data*)
Daniel S. Gilmore, Ed.D., Vice President for Finance and Facilities
Aulani Ka‘anoi, CPA Finance Director
Our strategic plan provides guidance as the university considers programs and
improvements to facilities awaiting renovation. The plan also clarifies direction as
we develop an appropriate balance between fund raising for capital improvement
and the need to build endowment capacity.
2%
21%
12%has continued on campus. The Dr. Lawrence K.W. 21%
Construction and renovation
and Mrs. BoHing Chan Tseu Center for Nursing Education opened in August 10%
2010 and welcomed the first class of nursing students. Eiben Hall’s two-year
renovation program was completed in August 2011, providing new instructional 9%
spaces for the Communication and Interior Design departments. The bookstore
received a needed facelift, and Phase I of the Clarence T.C. Ching Hall renovation
was completed.The Institutional Advancement department is working diligently to
maintain key donor relations, emphasizing the importance of fundraising during
such uncertain economic times.
60%
Comparative Net Assets*
FYE
$50,000,000
Total
22,313,000
6,296,000
4,353,000
7,300,000
FYE 2010
$42,701,000 40,262,000
2011 Expenditures*
8%
3%
13%
Restricted-Temporarily
$30,000,000
8%
12%
0
17%
FYE 2011
Restricted-permanenetly
Restrictedpermanently
Restricted-temporarily
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
Total
Total Net Assets
Total
Unrestricted
Chaminade Quarterly
Unrestricted
3%
17%
13%
$10,000,000
12
FYE 2011 $25,648,000 $4,029,000 $4,241,000 $8,783,000 Restricted-permanenetly
$40,000,000
FYE 2010
2008-2009
9%
Net tuition & fees Private gifts & grants Auxiliary enterprises Federal grants & contracts, investment income & other
Total Always conscious of Chaminade’s educational mission, members of the faculty,
staff and leadership are committed to making sure that the university stays
on a steady path of institutional progress. That steadiness in course ensures that
what we offer here will connect our students to success in their present
studies and their future careers.
$20,000,000
60%
10%
During the past fiscal year, revenues grew by 15 percent due to an inflationary rate
increase in tuition and fees, along with rising enrollment. Gifts and grants funded
improvements to the infrastructure.
12%
2011 Revenue*
FYE
Though challenged by the global economic crises of these present times, the
university continues to push forward in its vision of fostering student access and
success, as well as serve as a valuable community partner in alignment with its
distinct identity as a Catholic, Marianist university.
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FYE 2010
FYE 2011
$7,959,000
$8,644,000
$32,788,000
$49,391,000
FYE 2010
$7,872,000
$9,005,000
$28,298,000
$45,175,000
59%
59%
FYE 2011 Instructional academic support $22,542,000
Institutional support
$6,692,000
Auxiliary enterprises $4,882,000 Student services $3,263,000
Fundraising $1,107,000 Total $38,486,000 FYE 2010
19,442,000
6,344,000
4,943,000
3,269,000
1,084,000
35,082,000
honor roll
o f donors
Ju l y 1 , 2 010 to June 30, 2011
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Cu m u l a t i ve G i f t s To t a l i n g $ 1 ,0 0 0 o r Mo re
Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
Marianist Society
Gifts of $1,000,000 or More
The Atlantic Philanthropies
The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation
Founders Circle
Gifts of $100,000 to $999,999
The Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation
Hogan Family Foundation
Marianist Center of Hawaii
Joanna L. Sullivan
E.L. Wiegand Foundation
Father Chaminade Society
Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999
Akimeka, LLC
The Joseph & Vera Long Foundation
The Marianist Province of the U.S.
Benefactor Circle
Gifts of $10,000 to $49,999
Alexander & Baldwin Foundation
Atherton Family Foundation
Lothar W. & Billie R. Bandermann
Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation
Carolyn A. Berry
Chaminade University Tax Foundation
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Reds
Creative Building Concepts LLC
Alana Dung Research Foundation
Edward K.O. & Peggy Eu
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
William H. Hannon Foundation
Rukie K. Harris
Wayne Hunnicutt
Michael F. Kerr
Kosasa Foundation
Violet S.W. Loo
Miyawaki Foundation
Nuuanu Hale Hospital
Jean E. Rolles ’93
Melvin R. & Merriam Schantz
Suresh & Anna Sundarababu*
Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline Tallett
Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Ushijima Architects, Inc.
The Walmart Foundation
Jhamandas Watumull Fund
Ronald “Buzz” & Kathleen “Kitty” S. Wo
James W.Y. Wong
Lin & Ella Wong Foundation
John Chin Young Foundation
R.J. “Zap” & Barry Zlatoper
Regent Circle
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
Adidas America Inc.
Dennis Agena
Jerry H. Buss
Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M.
Steve Cooper
Harold G. & Margaret S. Demello, Jr.
James Dieringer
Gary A. & Linda Dooner
Mark A. Dooner ’99
DuAll Service Contractors, Inc.
Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.
Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo
Hawaii Medical Service Association
Amy L. Jampel
KemperLesnik Sports Marketing
Robert U. Kihune
Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik
Lesnik Charitable Foundation
Gary E. & Kay D. Liebl
Louis A. & Jean Lopez
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
National Automobile
Dealers Charitable Foundation
Vincent E. & Katherine J. Neal
Memorial Fund
Christopher M. & Kimberly G. Perry
James W. Robinson &
Patricia M. Lee-Robinson
Eric J. Roeben ’75, ’78
Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc.
Jaidev D. & Julie T. Watumull
Albert S.P. & Maureen H. Wong
Zabala Family Trust
Ed &
Distinguished Members
Lynn H
Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
ogan o
f the
Gae Bergquist-Trommald
Hogan
Family
Found
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Amy L.
Jampel
John C. & Mary Lou Brogan
Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock
Sai Cheong ’76, ’78 & Mei Tak Chui
David L. & Valerie M. Coleman
First Insurance Company of Hawaii, LTD
Bill Garrett
Lisa Goodlet
Ronald B. ’59 & Jean A. Iida*
Robert Kilpatrick & Linda A. Sonabend
Rex & Sharyn L. Lincoln
Archie Y.G. ’74 & Edna K. Loo
David G. Marker
William F. ’70 & Beverly Murray, Jr.
Peter P.J. ’60 & Doris ’67 Ng
Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Wilson T. ’73 & Barbara E. ’76 Orbe, Jr.
Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62
Andrew Sonabend
Kristina E. Stone ’00
Richard E. & Catherine Tanaka
James J. Viso
James Michael Windsor
Mitch Yamasaki
Special Members
Gifts of $1,500 to $2,499
Jeanne A. Anderson
Karen E. Anderson ’73, ’90
Aramark Campus Services
David A. Bramlett
Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin
Daniel J. Curran & Claire Renzetti
Lee D. ’77 & Lucille K. Donohue, Sr.
Steve & Adelia C. Dung
Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont
Joseph M. & Barbara A. Durkin
Edward Enterprises, Inc.
Eddie & Elaine Flores, Jr.
Daniel S. & Katherine A. Gilmore
William F. & Sheri Gleason
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Darrell Heasley
Clyde & Sandra Hirata
Island Insurance Company, Ltd.
Clifton Y. Kagawa
Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha
Richard C. ’78 & Carin Lim
Michael ’80 & Joanne Marinich
McDonald’s Restaurant of Hawaii, Inc.
Sharon McPhee
Joseph & Celeste Melehan
Jean M. Mier ’01
Kenneth E. & Marilyn W. Nickels
Oahu Interscholastic Association
Brian J. Pactol ’03 & Marsha Marumoto
Lawrence D. & May Y. ’91 Price
Renaissance Wood Flooring
Donald D. ’70 & Mona Rodrigues
Carl U.J. ’70, ’78 & Sandra J. ’82 Rossetti
Saint Louis School
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Servco Foundation
Anna Marie Springer
Laurie K. Tom
Toshiba Business Solutions
Douglas Tostrud & Christine M. Gayagas
Christina Trudeau Education & Research
Foundation
Venture Capital Communications LLC
Gail E. Weber ’67
Jeffrey G. & Cori C. Weston
Shelley Wilson
Patrick K.S.L. & Sandy Yim
Hugh & Patricia K. Yoshida
Robin Yoshimura & Mike Irish
Members
Gifts of $1,000 to $1,499
Steven C. Ai
Stephen David Bloom & Mike Blankenship
Cades Schutte Fleming & Wright
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Hawaii
Juliette S. Chock
Clinton R. & Suzanne S. Churchill
City Mill Company, Ltd./
Chung Kun Ai Foundation
Joseph Y. ’84 & Yoshimi L. ’85 Clark
Louisa Cooper
John V. ’97 & Un Mei Pan Crank
Walter A. & Diane Dods, Jr.
Brian P. ’88 & Laura Ellis
Fergus & Company
Corryn Flahaven
Shigeaki & Mary O. Fujitani
Thomas C. Geist
Frederick W. & Stephanie R. Genz
Jolene F. Gerell
Robert B. Hartless, II
Helen D.K. Hu
Lung Huang
Deborah F. Imada ’00, ’03
Ronald M. Iwamoto
Kai Hawaii, Inc.
Anthon C. & Julie W. Krucky*
Stephen J. & Maureen Kubasak*
Henry & Sharon LePage
Robert C.Y. ’60 & Elizabeth K. Lum
Bernard K. ’59 & Lolita ’61 Lum Hoy
Duane Madl
Bryan D.Y. & Hiroko Man
Tim McLaughlin
Harry L. ’67 & Ginger S. ’08 Miller
Randolph G. ’02 & Lynne Moore
James F. & Lauren Moriarty
John J. ’89 & Jeanine Oliga
Vincent Ortolano & Nadine A. Clapp ’73
Larry N. Osborne
Outrigger Enterprises, Inc.
Pepsi Cola Corporation
Robert H. & Alice Pernell
David M. & Mele Peters, Sr.
Pitcairn Trust Company
Queen’s Medical Center
Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
Masaru K. Saito ’78
S & M Sakamoto, Inc.
James E. Smalczewski ’81
Thomas J. Snee ’69
Leslie Sponsel & Poranee Natadecha-Sponsel
Wayne M. & Corinne Tanna
Linda Tomei Design
Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima
John F. & Dawn Webster
Donald M.S. & Teresa Y.B. Chan ’62 Young
Verna H.F. Young ’62
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Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
GIVING SOCIETIES
President’s Council
of Leadership Donors
Gifts of $1,000 or More
Steven C. Ai
Jeanne A. Anderson
Stephen D. Bloom & Mike Blankenship
David A. Bramlett
Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M.
Chaminade University Tax Foundation
Juliette S. Chock
Sai Cheong ’76, ’78 & Mei Tak Chui
Clinton R. & Suzanne S. Churchill
City Mill Company, Ltd./
Chung Kun Ai Foundation
Vincent Ortolano & Nadine A. Clapp ’73
Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin
Louisa Cooper
John V. ’97 & Un Mei P. Crank
Creative Building Concepts LLC
Daniel J. Curran & Claire Renzetti
Harold G. & Margaret S. Demello, Jr.
Walter A. & Diane Dods, Jr.
Gary A. & Linda Dooner
Mark A. Dooner ’99
DuAll Service Contractors, Inc.
Steve & Adelia C. Dung
Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont*
Brian P. ’88 & Laura Ellis
First Insurance Company of Hawaii, LTD
Eddie & Elaine Flores, Jr.
William F. & Sheri Gleason
Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo
Robert B. Hartless, II
Helen D.K. Hu
Ronald B. ’59 & Jean A. Iida*
Amy L. Jampel
Clifton Y. Kagawa
Kai Hawaii, Inc.
Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha
Michael F. Kerr
Robert U. Kihune
Anton C. & Julie W. Krucky*
Stephen J. & Maureen Kubasak*
Henry & Sharon LePage
Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik
Lesnik Charitable Foundation
Richard C. ’78 & Carin Lim
Violet S.W. Loo
Michael ’80 & Joanne Marinich
Sharon McPhee
Joseph & Celeste Melehan
Harry L. ’67 & Ginger S. ’08 Miller
Randolph G. ’02 & Lynne Moore
James F. & Lauren K. Moriarty
William F. ’70 & Beverly Murray, Jr.
Kenneth E. & Marilyn W. Nickels
Oahu Travel, Inc.
John J. ’89 & Jeanine Oliga
Wilson T. ’73 & Barbara E. ’76 Orbe, Jr.
Larry N. & Sandra K. Osborne
Outrigger Enterprises, Inc.
Robert H. & Alice Pernell
David M. & Mele Peters
Pitcairn Trust Company
Donald D. ’70 & Mona Rodrigues
Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
Eric J. Roeben ’75, ’78
Carl U.J. ’70, ’78 & Sandra J. ’82 Rossetti
Masaru K. Saito ’78
James E. Smalczewski ’81
Thomas J. Snee ’69
Leslie Sponsel & Poranee Natadecha-Sponsel
Anna Marie Springer
Laurie K. Tom
Linda Tomei Design
Douglas Tostrud & Christine M. Gayagas
Venture Capital Communications LLC
James J. Viso
Gulab & Indru Watumull
Gail E. Weber ’67
John F. & Dawn Webster
Shelley Wilson
James Michael Windsor
Albert S.P. & Maureen H. Wong
James W. Y. Wong
Mitch Yamasaki
Patrick K.S.L. & Sandy Yim
Donald M.S. & Teresa Y.B. Chan ’62 Young
Verna H.F. Young ’62
R.J. “Zap” & Barry Zlatoper
Mackey Society
Gifts of $500 to $999
David K. Anderson
William H.Q. & Kathleen Bow
Patrick C. ’87 & Katrina Butler
Thomas G. ’68 & Patricia Cabrinha
Eng-Ni A. Chen ’85
Chinese-American Educational Consultants
(CAEC) Foundation
Joseph A.’72 & Deborah W. Donchess
Eric F. ’95 & Lori Ann Fujimoto
David L. Grossman
Mahalo
f o r YO U R
SUPP O RT !
Kathleen “
Kitty” Wo
Rodney M. Harano ’84
Carmen M. Himenes ’73
Vincent Hodge & Grissel M. Benitez-Hodge
Valerie J. Hong
David A. Hughes ’80
Robert F. Kay
Morris M. ’78, ’83 & Hiroko Lee
Betty B. Long
Stephen J. ’78 & Donna J. Marcuccilli
Stephen P. ’83 & Lylet M. Moon
John H. ’93 & Yuen C. Morris, III
Christopher Munoz
Hieu D. Nguyen ’09
L.Q. Pang Foundation
Wendell K. & Annette Pang
David M. Parrish ’80
James Penoff
Laurence J. & Linda B. Putchinski
Scott J.N. Schroeder &
Koreen U. Nakahodo-Schroeder
Joseph C. Taitano
Donald L. & Janet M. Traut, Sr.
Margaret Uiagalelei
Ralph C. ’84 & Judith M. Wells
Thomas C. Wesselkamper
Tina Yamamoto
Francis K. ’69 & Kathleen C. ’69 Yamamura
Hoyt Zia & Leigh-Ann Miyasato
1955 Club
Donald S. Adams ’79
Rev. Lane Akiona, SS.CC.
Gary Batungbacal ’67
Melissa C. Benjamin*
Max L. Besenbruch
Febrina Boediman
John A. Chock
William S. & Barbara P. ’84 Cobb, Jr.
Edna M. Colon ’92
Michael D. ’79 & Sally Coovert
William & Cheryl Daniels
Lance G. Davis ’78
Amado Gabriel M. Esteban ’86
Jerry B. ’73 & Michal Mary Farrar
Maimoa H. Fineisaloi ’07
Richard & Margaret L. Friedman
Dale R. & Susan Fryxell
Kinsley M. ’67 & Sue S. Fujitani
Clifton ’82 & Sandra N. ’79, ’82 Furukawa
Orby R. ’76 & Ruth M. Groves, Sr.
Philip T. & Jean A. Harsha
William W. ’71 & Jojuana Hicks
Richard J. ’73 & Eileen Hollembaek
Hilbert R. ’74 & Joan M. Hubble
Thomas P. & Gloria P. Huber
Karlene K. Inaura ’73*
Ronald M. Iwamoto
Leighton & Lani R. ’78 Lam
Edward A. Lelling
Gregory W.L. Leong ’72
Elliot H. Loden
Gervin K. ’80 & Gayle Miyamoto
William Morgan & Rosemary S.L. Wong ’67
Ralph K. Naito ’98
Theresa Neuroth ’90
William J. ’72 & Daniela O’Donnell, II
Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train
Jeremiah A. ’75 & Ellen M. Pahukula, Sr.
Bill E. Palmer ’69
John B. ’70 & Janet C. Parker
Elizabeth A. Pechous ’95
Thomas J. ’68 & Florine Rafael
Jan A. Seymour ’76
James T. ’73 & Lillian F. Stowe
Charles & Kathy Volk
Mary Frances M. Watanabe ’60
Timothy I. & LeNora ’72 Wee
James C.A. & Bernice L. Wong*
Jude Yablonsky
Courtyard Club
Jordan K. & Brandi K. Abe
Lucienne M. Abe ’81
William K. ’96 & Mary E. Adcox*
Natalie M. Aggarwal ’99
Yuklin Aluli
Americo L. ’71 & Gay Ambrosi, Jr.
David F. & Lenny Andrew
Jerry & Jet Angle
Garvin V. ’69, ’73 & Helen F. Arrell
Laurent C. ’86 & Florence Basse
Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard
Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell
Clifford J. Bieberly
Krescio & Susan Billy
Bamunas S. Boediman ’86
Nugrahadi D. Boediman ’92
Bro. Jerome E. Bommer, S.M.
Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y.H. Tsui ’94
James D. Bostick ’86
Randall Y.M. Kam & Lesley J. Brey ’88
Robert & Diane ’99 Browers
Mark S. ’76 & Margaret Burgessporter
Thomas & Joan Burkhardt, Jr.
Kaleialoha K. Cadinha-Puaa
Charles E. & Janet M. Callahan
Donald N. ’79 & Jennifer M. Campbell
Cheon P. Chee
E.D. & Claire Cheeley
Ken & Kellie Chinchar
Philip H. & Gerry W. Ching
Jack M. ’84 & Elizabeth G. Chinn
Calvert G. Chipchase, III
Richard L. & Marilyn R. ’74 Chisholm
Michael J. & Bina M. Chun
Alexander K.W. ’85 & Janice S. Chung
Richard W. & Alicia Coller
Margaret S. Connors
William E. ’73 & Phyllis Cook
Regina G. Coopat ’84
Steven E. ’83 & Eliane L. Coss
Stephen & Cynthia Cousins
Jeffrey S. ’70 & Peggy Cribbs, Sr.
John R. Culmer ’73
Theresa Damaso
Janet T. Davidson
Sadami ’78 & Emily T. Deai*
Rev. George D. DeCosta
Rev. Rodney J. DeMartini ’69
Timothy Ngau &
Terryleen K. Dement-Ngau ’72
Ronald D. ’67 & Michele Dempsey
Msgr. Daniel J. Dever
Stephen J. ’74 & Saeko Devine, Jr.
Ebonnee E. Dinkins ’89
Patrick J. Donovan & Cynthia A. Byers
Robert G. ’97 & Lynn Dunn, Jr.
Richard J. ’84, ’85 & Nancy L. Erickson
Ernest E. & Joyce T. ’86 Favorite
Charles P. ’74 & Janet Fee
William F. ’68 & Karen Ferguson
John D. ’84 & Susan J. Field, Jr.
William & Rita A. ’86 Figueira
Dennis M. ’83 & Kathy A. Flaherty
Angeline L. Fleck
John R. Fleckles
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Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
Romain Fravien ’00, ’01
Eric & Loretta H. ’02 Fukunaga
Fred H. & Claire A. ’89, ’95 Gehrman
Lindsay M. ’69 & Lillian Gillespie
Henry H. ’74 & Alyssa K. Gomes
Stefan Grabas ’98
Dennis M. & Janet M. Grogan
Kevin F. ’80 & Kimberly Grondin
Michael & Aileen R. Grunder
Mark A. ’82 & Deirdre Guillory
Robert E. Hamamoto ’88 &
Dayle S. Sasaki-Hamamoto*
Scott A. ’87 & Melissa Hanson
Archie & Marlene M. Hapai, III
Glen & Monica Harris
William M. & Mercedes K. ’04 Hendrickson
Kathryn H. Hill ’79
Ryan Y. Hirata ’08
Clarence T.K. & Tammy P.N. Hohu
Philip K. & Gail M. Holl
Jerome T. & Dawn Honda
Robert S.’85 & Colleen Hornak
Ko Moe Htun & Susan P. Malterre-Htun ’69
Mark S. & Barbara Hubbard
Marie B. Hughes ’77
Brian M. & Janinne K. ’91 Hulsey
Howard G. & Sylvia Humphreys, Jr.
John N. & Marilyn M. ’81 Ige
Gail Ihara ’05
Craig & Janet S. Jensen
Sandra B.L. Jhung ’63
Joon S. Joo ’83, ’84
Jerry J.S. Justianto &
Rika A. Boediman-Justianto ’88
Kalei & Aulani ’93, ’96 Kaanoi
Kaimuki Business & Professional
Association (KBPA)
Ruth Kaneakua
Clyde F. ’66 & Margaret T. Kang
John P. Karbens
Edward M. ’60 & Grace U. ’61 Kashiwamura
Ray S. & Katherine T. Kawaguchi
Joel K. & Nancy Kawakami
Clarence O. & Jean S. Kawamoto
Claire E. Kawamura ’61
David A. ’69 & Jamie M. Kawauchi
Robert M. Kaya Builders, Inc.
Louis M. Kealoha ’95 &
Katherine Puana-Kealoha ’91, ’95
Edward & Leilani Keough
Michael C. & Margaret Killelea
Stuart M. ’86 & Ronell C. Kimura
Walter S. & May N. Kirimitsu
Kirk M. ’78 & Pamela Knight
Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86 Kodama
Ronald & Maureen M. ’72 Koehler
Herbert S. ’81, ’82 & Nancy J. Kondo
Anthony & Joan Kuh
Carolyn Kuriyama
Gordon David ’72 & Louise M. Lau
Merton S.C. & Claire Lau
Frank Lauterbur
John C. ’63 & Patricia Leary
Ernest K.H. Lee
Hon Sun & Martha L. ’67 Lee
Jay H. Lietzow ’90
Mark V. ’90 & Julie Lindstrom
John W. ’95 & Rebecca Little
Kenneth L. ’77 & Judy Louderback
Terrence D. Loui ’83
Robert J. ’81 & Jill A. Lowe
Reynold J.Y. Lum ’84
Herbert Lutero, Jr. ’73
Donald L. & Mary Jo MacGregor, Jr.
Harold L. Malterre ’64 &
Susan Komatsu-Mal Escuela
Frank R. Marsh ’68
Alice E. Martensen ’65
. Liebl
Gary E
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Edward J. ’89 & Marcy Massura
Norma V. McDonald ’64
John & Mary McGrath
Arthur R. ’94 & Shirley McNamara, III
William Y. ’83 & Robin Mickle, II
Michael H. Mikel
Carol R. Minami ’86
Michael B. ’88 & Joan Minnehan
Bennette Misalucha
Lucile S. Mistysyn
Willis H. Moore
David S. ’98 & Kathleen K. Morimoto
Kenneth P. ’65 & Lisa Moritsugu
Robert W. & Karen Morrow
Thomas J. ’65 & Frances Mulligan
Jeffrey P. & Kimberly B. ’95 Murga
Julia L. Myers
Allen D. ’74 & Sue Ann Napoleon
Clarence M. & Rosetta A.’86 Narvaez
Steve & Linda Nelson
Lee & Pui Kit ’91 Newton
Wilson H. & Ruth H. Nitta
Steven J. & Linda L. ’71 Novak, Sr.
James W. ’77, ’90 & Julie Nurre
Gary P. Oliveira ’86
John L. ’73 & Frances A. Olow, IV
Rev. J. James Orsini ’62
Francis R. & Rita M. Ostdiek
Ernest J. Oversen ’94
Jose M. ’72, ’80 & Luisa Padron
Steven P. ’83 & Somjit Pagel
Michael J. Pasquarett
Richard G. ’79, ’85 & Hazel M. Perkins
Earl & Regina M. ’93 Pfeiffer
Matthew W. ’77, ’83 & Kimberly Pollard
Claire Pruet
Michael G. & Annette M. ’83 Pruss
Russell E. ’73 & Betty J. Puckett
Eric Purviance & Rosemary L. McCarthy ’83
William P. Reed, Jr. ’89
Elwin ’70 & Norma J. Reichert
Max E. Reiter ’71
Gerald A. & Eileen B. ’76 Richard
John A. ’69, ’72 & Robyn S. ’69 Robinette*
Joseph M. Rodrigues, Jr. ’73
Diane M. Roedersheimer ’81
John H. & Jean B. Rolfe
Felipe L. ’64 & Dalisay D. Rosario
Richard B. Rothschiller ’77
Gary & Elenita T.E. ’85 Rudholm
Vincent B. ’74 & Barbara M. Russell
Joseph E. Ryan ’66
Richard & Kapono Ryan
William C. ’81 & Mirza E. Rynecki
Bryan H. & Catherine Sakai
Cesar & Luzuiminda Salvador
George Samoszenko ’77
Dennis & Linda J. ’68 Sayegusa
Elizabeth Seely
T. Raymond & Betsy C. ’87, ’92 Sekiya
John C. ’82 & Mary G. Setser
Kuldip S. & Sina T. Shergill, Sr.
Keith B. Shigaki ’95
Mark & Bernadette K. ’85, ’92 Shimono
Russell D. Silva ’66
John E. & Rose B. Simonds
Mary Pat Sjostrom
Kris K. ’89 & Linda S. Smith
Wade M. & Ann H. Smith
Mary R. Sokorai
Joseph A. Sprauve, Sr.
Dawn L. Stover ’86
Charles & Carrol D. ’86 Strang
Lucille Streeter
Sakae T. & Elizabeth W. Takahashi
Elaine J. Takata ’06
Clifton & Joyce Takenaka
Gregg M. & Ava Taketa
M. Cary & Charlotte H. ’62 Tokunaga
Patsy H. Tom ’02
Robert W. Tong ’00, ’04 &
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong ’02, ’04
Richard S. Townsend ’65
Andrea Toyofuku
Tracy Trevorrow & Lois Yamauchi
Helen C. Turner
Marissa Tybor ’07
Andres & Rosania S. Uherbelau
Eric & Christine Van Bergeijk
Gregory S. ’88 & Lori Beth Van Cantfort
Thaddeus J. ’77 & Jean Y. Verville
William & Renae L. Villa
Jerry A. & Donna S. ’86 Walker
Robert E. ’84 & Della R. Walsh, Jr.
Thomas B. ’78 & Sandra E. Walther
Montira L. Warran ’95, ’99
Rev. Msgr. Terrence A.M. Watanabe ’73
James A. Watson ’81
Phyllis Weaver
Joseph K. & Leonora F. Wee
Ted J. ’91 & Catherine M. Wells
Thomas & Magdalen ’65 Wenska
Arthur Bain White, Jr. ’76
Perry & Joan P. ’90 White
B.J. Whitman ’74, ’79
Peter & Janice I. ’84 Wizinowich
Ronald M. ’62 & Tesi H. Wong
Sr. Helene Wood ’66
George M. Yamasaki, Jr. ’79
Theodore M.L. Yap, Jr. ’74
Daniel J.W. & Amy C. Yee
Theo Yeitrakis ’76
Melissa M. Young ’02, ’03, ’06
Gwenson ’83 & Helen F. Yuen
Robert N. ’60 & Kapiolani Yuhara
Henry T. & Ursula F. Zerbe, Jr.
Contributors
Gifts up to $99
Eliseo B. ’65 & Catherine A. Agor
Darlene Ah Loy ’06
Michael S. Ahakuelo ’02, ’11
Joy M. ’93 & Roxanne Aipoalani
Gwendolyn M. Aiwohi
Puanani Akaka
Michael K. Akau ’04, ’06
Steven J. Albanese ’89 & Nancy E. McGovern
Norman D. ’70 & Geneva I. Albrecht
Daniel A. Allen ’79
Philip G. ’81, ’82 & Carolyn Allmon
Wilfred P. & Carolina T. Andrade
Shanelle A. Aoki ’03
Bea L. Arendale ’94
Dean Arvidson &
Kathryn Alexander-Arvidson ’80
John L. August ’00
Ernest A. Avellar
Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo ’06, ’08
Christine Ann Wonpat Baleto ’91
Robert & Myra A. Baliares
Jose Balignasay
Isidoro & Marcelina Barayuga
Stephen K. & Orpha K. Beirne
Roger & Masako Bellinger
Randall L. & Candida D.U. ’89 Berdon, Sr.
Lyle D. ’66 & Cathy L. Bernius
Charles Blanco ’06
Alfonso J. & Diana M. Bocanegra
Tobias K. Boehm ’00
Chester & Deborah L. ’79 Bond
Rev. Robert Bouffier, S.M.
Vincent P. Branick ’63
Minnie M. Brazell ’79
Barbara L. Breckenridge
David J. ’90 & Jennifer L. Brower
Rolla O. Brown
Jeffery R.K. ’88 & Kaleilehua Bruchal
Antonio D. Bueno, Jr. ’09
Dominic W. ’97 &
Kehau K.C.T. ’01, ’04 Bugado
Rhonda Burke ’04
Kenneth H. Burtness
Clare Calabrese
Edward P. ’68 & Maura F. Callas
Luis-Eugenio A. Campo ’74
Sario J. ’72 & Renate Caravalho
John A. ’88 & Kumiko Carlin
Chaminade Pohaku Marianist Community
Edward S.K. & Po Yau ’98 Chan
Walter T.C. Chang
James R. ’77 & Cynthia Charnell
Richard H.W. ’69 & Lynette C.L. Ching
Cathy Chow
Derek G. Chung
Richard V. Coffin, Jr. ’89
Gerald J. ’01 & Heather A. Coon
James J. ’90 & Susan Coughlin
Stephen P. Cramer ’69
Ravon S. Crawford ’11
Wayne & Pamela D. ’80 Crenwelge
Jared Davidson &
Cheryl L. Armfield-Davidson ’77
Roy D. ’73 & Carolyn Dayton
Sr. Jeannette De Brosse, SND
Sean Dearmin ’00
Gene R. Descalzi ’94
Donna Jean Dettloff ’82
Eva K. Djou
Mary Jane F. & The Late Joseph C. Duffy
Richard W. Duncan ’88
Lee & Jan M. ’84 Dunlap
Gwendolyn C. Duran ’04
Thomas & Marie E. ’80 Early
Robert E. ’80 & Kathleen Z. Ellis
T. Tyler ’78 & Gwen S. Ellison
Robyn T. Endo
John W.K. & Tammy L. ’88 Enos
Tulifau ’02, ’07 & Trina A. ’02, ’03 Esene
Judy A. Esperas
Marshall U. & Carolyn S. Estrada, Jr.
David M. & Wanda M. ’01 Estrada
Stuart ’77, ’79 & Nancy Evans
James C. ’86 & Therese M. Farrell
Terry L. Fauss ’81
Teesue H. Fields
Willie G.’90 & Joann Finley
Robert & Cynthia M. ’90 Flating
Daniel J. ’05 & Allison J. Forburger
Regina A. Foster
James J. & Judith A. ’65 Fox
Gary F. & Carol A. ’87 Frampton
Erin N. Frana ’07, ’11
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Larry N. ’82, ’85 & Karen E. France
Donald J. & Pat Frericks
Stephen I. Fujii ’69
Scott & Diane F. ’74 Fujinaga
Teresa Fujino
Harriet Fukuoka
Daniel & Rosa Garcia
Peter H. ’04 & Bernadette Y. ’04 Gaskell
A.J. & Mary L. Gaudet
David Y. Gibo
Craig A. Glennie ’11
Bernadette A. Gomes ’62
Lisa Ann Gomes ’99, ’04
Aka B. Good-Shawhan & Bertie L. Good ’96
Gary J. ’93 & Noriko Gottschalk, II
Joseph P.E. ’77 & Joanne R. Gouin
Morris Gourdine ’08
Chris & Desiree R. Grant
David M. ’95 & Katherine Greenbaum
Richard E. Griffin ’06
Leslie Groesbeck
Richard L. ’75 & Mary Grover
Chad S. Guillory ’03, ’07
Perry & Linda K. Hachler
Frederick & Frances P. ’66 Hackbarth
Heinrichson Hainrick ’10
Holly P. Hamilton ’08
Neil & Donna Hanson
Ricky L. ’87 & Kay Hartsell
Carl & Jean Hasselbeck
John Hasselbeck
Ronald E. ’74 & Linda B. Heald
John D. ’78 & Frances T. Heatherman
Stephen Y. Hee ’67
Steven J.K.O. Hee ’80
Violet L. Hee
Terrance R. & R. A. Heger
Bradley C. ’76 & Karen Hejtmanek
Michael D. ’76 & Dina E. Hendrickson
Robert S. & Rosemarie B. Henninger
Michael D. Herb & Nancy Lewis
Ken & Marissa Hilgers
David & Frances M. Hisashima
John Hisashima ’06
Howard Hodel
Marcia R.K. Hodges ’80
Glenn F. Honda
R. Yoshi Honda &
Susanne O’Sullivan-Honda ’98
Rebecca L. Huska
Reid Igawa ’08
Daniel A. & T. Nichelle ’01 Inman
Carolyn Inoue
Craig & Allison A. Jerome
Kelly G. Johnson ’88, ’00
Larry D. Johnson ’96
The Late Lee G. Johnson ’77
Donald L. Jones ’79
Rev. Kizzie Elizabeth Jones ’90
Frank C. & Virginia C. Jordan
Vidoje & Roseanne Kalaba
Franklin K.S. ’64 & Heather Kam
Tyler R.H. & Deann ’97 Kamalani
Michael & Barbara J.B. ’65 Kaminaga
Alicia M. Kaneshiro ’08
Robert S. ’76 & Eleanor K. Kaneshiro
Timothy & Darlene Kaneshiro
Alexander & Candace ’02, ’05 Kaopuiki
Robert E. ’71 & Yolanda Katz
Daniel P. Kava ’07
Earl T. ’79, ’85 & Nam Kawamoto
Richie & Helene T. ’87 Kaya
Leroy F. Keffer, Jr. ’80
Alan L. Kekahuna
Timothy S. ’69 & Sherry Kennedy
Kimberly P. Keys ’99, ’02
Richard Y. Kido
Jason & Elisha K. ’08 Kim
Franklin H. & Carmen S. Kiyabu
rogan
John C. B
20
Clifford ’67 & Diane Knott
James E. & Ginger A. ’91 Kolonick
Lief A. & Charlotte K. Koyanagi
David B. & Mrs. Susan B. Kramer
Andrew & Alice M. Kurata
Kenji Kwock ’06
Christopher A. Lee
Brian L. & Sheri ’08 Lees
Poutoa & Filomena H. ’03, ’05 Leituala
David J. ’65 & Barbara Levy, II
Gary & Valerie L. ’88 Liles
Choong M. ’09 & Chi-Ching Lim
Leonardo A. ’82 & Patricia Limuaco
Kuan Ping Lin
Rev. Bertram Lock, SS.CC. ’83
Lesley-Anne Y. Loon
David A. ’98 & Yuliya Lopez
Francis & Lanette L. ’64 Low
Raymond D. ’75 & Marie Lowman
James J. ’74 & Rose M. Mace
Katherine A. MacPherson ’82
Jeffrey S. ’82 & Nancy E. Maddy
James L. & Luella A. Malkin
Jared ’10 & Jerilyn L.S. ’87 Mallon
David R. & Susan L. ’86 Maltby
Dennis & Patrica A. ’65 Markwardt
Jason H. Martin, Jr. ’74
Margaret A. Martin
Jack & Nancy J. ’83 Martinez
Paulo P. Martins
Pamela Mason
Timothy J. Masten ’85
Thomas K. Matsumoto &
Lurline A. Terada-Matsumoto ’66
Stanley W. ’73 & Loretta M. Mayko
Marcella S. McClelland ’91
C. Eugene & Bonnie S. ’75 McDaniel
Paul J. McDonough
Dean F. McGinnis ’98, ’01
Olive V. Mc Ginnis
Roy D. & Donna Rae C. ’90 McGinnis
Thomas McGuiness ’68
William V. ’69 & Mary R. McKee
Nicole A. McLaws
Steven T. Meacham
Frank A. Miller ’77
Anthony M. ’86 & Joanne Mira
James M. & Linda Mistysyn
Michael & Cheryl Mittelstaedt
Howard M. ’93 & Susan S. Miyamoto
Ron & Gail K. Miyashiro
Robert E. ’86 & Michele M. Moesch
Louis A. ’97 & Shannan L. Molina
Daniel P. ’77 & Connie J. Molinski
Noah & Dolores Monsour
Bro. Gary Morris, S.M.
Bryan J. Moseley
Marvin Moura & Pamela A. Pantil-Moura ’73
Martha S. Mueller ’71
Steven D. & Cynthia L. Mueller
Thomas H. & Carol M. ’91 Muirhead
Kapi Aiko Muraoka ’92
Debbie N. Murayama ’05
Louis M. ’86 & Filomena Murphy
Peter W. & Carolyn P. Murray
Raden R. Nagamine ’02
Debi Nahigyan
Charles & Priscilla Y.F. ’03, ’04 Nakama
Shigeko Nakamura
Gerald & Amy K. ’72 Nakashima
Heather A.M. Nakasone ’07
Jon Nakasone
Lisa Y. Nambu ’80
Carmen G. Neilson ’88
Myron E. Nelson, Jr. ’85
Eric A. & Mary A. Nemoto
Mark Douglas Newman ’92, ’95
Jill M. Newton ’00
Victoria H. Nguyen-Morgan
Linda E. Nishigaya ’69
Sarah Nordwall
Thomas ’77 & Mary E. O’Brien
Nancy C. Oide
Lovelyn M. Okada ’97, ’98
Milton K. Okayama ’96
Patricia Okura ’95
Thomas N. ’73 & Ann Oliver
Colleen M. O’Mara ’70
Stanley Orr & Cheryl Edelson
Burton N. & Linda M.L. ’71 Oshiro
Lorraine K. Oshiro ’84
Robert G. ’89 & Sandra Marie ’89 Pace
Edwin & Patty Pang
Leonardo Paz ’87, ’89
Elizabeth P. Pearson ’09
Douglas & Lisa Pennock
Sr. M. Agatha Perreira, OSF ’76
Jeannie Pinpin ’05, ’07
Jerome M. Ploeger
Richard V. ’77 & Barbara W. Poe
Richard J. & Antoinette Port
Elizabeth A. Powell ’08
Ned C. ’81 & Susan Powers
Michael A. ’78, ’80 & Darlene Puhr
Linda L. Quihuis ’92
Gregory A. & Medsura E.M. ’61 Raguindin
Aurelio Ramelb ’63
Luis I. ’76 & Dorothy S. Ramos
Stephen P. & Jerilyn A. Rapozo, Jr.
James L. ’78 & Trudy S. Rawlins
Jason P. Reardon ’98
Bro. Thomas W. Redmond, S.M. ’85
William A. ’81 & Karen Lynn Reed
Edmond & Elizabeth L. ’92 Renaud, Jr.
Kurt E. ’87 & Frances N. Robertson
Gerald A. ’81 & Mary Rush
Jimmie L. ’81 & Teresa Jean Russell
Milton Sagon & Fay E. Molina-Sagon ’64
Kenji & Fumiyo Sakata
Damita Jo T. Sangermano ’82, ’86
Oscar & Evelyn Sanqui
Melvin S. & Allison M. ’86 Sasaki
Sean & LaVache C. ’94, ’01 Scanlan
Donald ’75 & Peggy Schaum
Kimberly Schauman
James J. ’76 & Dorothy Schonefeld
Lindalee Schultz ’07, ’08
Gregory D. & Karin F. Scott
Kevin S. & Corazon Q. Serdenia
Richard L. Sevilla
Gerald Sharkey ’63
Clinton E. & Rebekah L. ’92 Sheppard
Clifford P. ’82 & Martha E. Shields
Jaydene R. Silva ’03
Carlo ’69 & Adrienne Silvestri
Brian & Gloria Simon
Yoshi & Mary Elise D. Smith
Ronald V. ’90 & Laura P. Sorantino, Jr.
Herbert B. ’63 & Carol Ann Sousa, Jr.
Andrew J. Speese, Jr. ’67
Bro. Thomas Spring, S.M.
William F. & Margaret Stecher
Peter D. Steiger
Josephine D. Stenberg
Sharlyne P. Stevens ’81
Leighton F. ’81 & Bonnie Stone
Ann M. Sturgeon
Gerald T. Sullivan
Maritel S. Suniga
Nancy R. Szymczak ’85
Susan P. Taima ’94, ’96
Richard S. Takata
Joel A. ’95 & Jennifer Tamayo
Kenneth M. & Barbara M. ’65 Tanji
Manuel C. ’72 & Carol G. ’72 Tavares, Jr.
Anthony W. & Yvonne D. ’63 Tavares
Karyn Tercy ’07
Roy R. Thomas, Jr. ’74
Russell M. Thoulag ’09
Barbara W. Thuesen ’75
Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd
Vernon S.C. Tom
Wallace S.D. & Pauline H. Tom
Julia Torres ’06
Donna C. Toyofuku
George B. ’77 & Ellen Turner, Jr.
Michelle Tuzon ’06
Arthur E. ’77 & Julie A. Ugalde
Lionell P. & Elvira P. Ulep
Gerald B. & Angela J. ’88 Ullom
Roy M. ’75 & Kitty K. Urakawa
Roy T. ’67 & Joan Uyehara
Linda Valichka
Alfio J. ’82 & Helen Vasta
Lisa Vega ’08
Jeoffrey M. Verano
Stefan Vesel, Jr. ’93
Robert L. ’80 & Virginia Vieira
James P. & Rachanikorn Walsh, Jr.
Jill M. Ward
Curtis Washburn &
Eva R. Washburn-Repollo
Thomas S. Watt ’68 &
Carole-Anne Tucker-Watt
Dale G. ’82 & Julie A. Weinrich
Bishop J. Quinn Weitzel, MM
Ruth Westhafer
E. Sheffield ’73 & Priscilla G. Wilder
Howard S. & Pamela L. Williams
Porter R. Williams ’07
Steven D. & Marlene Willison
Peter & Edna G.D. ’06 Wilson
Thomas J. ’79 & Melanie Wogan
Wendell M. ’62 & Loui C. Wong
Arthur K. & Cecilia G. Wood
Marcus & Joyce B. ’75 Wood
Everett Woolum ’69
Kehaulani Y. Yamaguchi ’06, ’09
Sueo & Mitsuko Yamase
Hiroshi Yamauchi
Linda K. Yeates ’94, ’98
Edmund K.U. Yee
Josephine P. &
The Late Benjamin S.B. ’74 Yee
Sr. Ivy Yim ’08
Nancy M. Yomogida ’99, ’00
James T. & Marian T. Yoshioka
H. Thomas Zerbe, III ’85
James Steven & Arleen M. ’92 Zirkle
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ALUMNI GIVING
BY CLASS YEAR
1959
1964
Franklin K.S. Kam
Lanette L. Low
Harold L. Malterre
Norma V. McDonald
Felipe L. Rosario
Fay E. Molina-Sagon
Ronald B. Iida
Bernard K. Lum Hoy
1960
1965
Edward M. Kashiwamura
Peter P.J. Ng
Mary Frances M. Watanabe
Robert N. Yuhara
Eliseo B. Agor
Judith A. Fox
Barbara J.B. Kaminaga
David J. Levy, II
Patricia A. Markwardt
Alice E. Martensen
Kenneth P. Moritsugu
Thomas J. Mulligan
Barbara M. Tanji
Richard S. Townsend
Magdalen Wenska
1961
Grace U. Kashiwamura
Claire E. Kawamura
Lolita Lum Hoy
Medsura E.M. Raguindin
Willibrord K. Tallett
1962
Bernadette A. Gomes
Rev. J. James Orsini
Phyllis N.T. Shea
Charlotte H. Tokunaga
Ronald M. Wong
Wendell M. Wong
Teresa Y.B. Chan Young
Verna H.F. Young
1966
1963
1967
Lyle D. Bernius
Frances P. Hackbarth
Clyde F. Kang
Joseph E. Ryan
Russell D. Silva
Lurline A. Terada-Matsumoto
Sr. Helene Wood
Vincent P. Branick
Sandra B.L. Jhung
John C. Leary
Aurelio Ramelb
Gerald Sharkey
Herbert B. Sousa, Jr.
Yvonne D. Tavares
Gary Batungbacal
Ronald D. Dempsey
Kinsley M. Fujitani
Stephen Y. Hee
Clifford Knott
Martha L. Lee
Harry L. Miller
Doris Ng
Ng
Doris ’67
&
0
’6
.
.J
Peter P
1971
Andrew J. Speese, Jr.
Roy T. Uyehara
Gail E. Weber
Rosemary S.L. Wong
1968
Americo L. Ambrosi, Jr.
William W. Hicks
Robert E. Katz
Martha S. Mueller
Linda L. Novak
Linda M.L. Oshiro
Max E. Reiter
Thomas G. Cabrinha
Edward P. Callas
William F. Ferguson
Frank R. Marsh
Thomas McGuiness
Thomas J. Rafael
Linda J. Sayegusa
Thomas S. Watt
1972
1969
Sario J. Caravalho
Terryleen K. Dement-Ngau
Joseph A. Donchess
Maureen M. Koehler
Gordon David Lau
Gregory W.L. Leong
Amy K. Nakashima
William J. O’Donnell, II
Jose M. Padron
John A. Robinette
Carol G. Tavares
Manuel C. Tavares, Jr.
LeNora Wee
Garvin V. Arrell
Richard H.W. Ching
Stephen P. Cramer
Rev. Rodney J. DeMartini
Stephen I. Fujii
Lindsay M. Gillespie
David A. Kawauchi
Timothy S. Kennedy
Susan P. Malterre-Htun
William V. McKee
Linda E. Nishigaya
Bill E. Palmer
John A. Robinette
Robyn S. Robinette
Carlo Silvestri
Thomas J. Snee
Everett Woolum
Francis K. Yamamura
Kathleen C. Yamamura
1973
1970
Karen E. Anderson
Garvin V. Arrell
Nadine A. Clapp
William E. Cook
John R. Culmer
Roy D. Dayton
Jerry B. Farrar
Carmen M. Himenes
Richard J. Hollembaek
Karlene K. Inaura
Herbert Lutero, Jr.
Stanley W. Mayko
Pamela A. Pantil-Moura
Thomas N. Oliver
John L. Olow, IV
Wilson T. Orbe, Jr.
Russell E. Puckett
Joseph M. Rodrigues, Jr.
James T. Stowe
Ronald K. Todd
Norman D. Albrecht
Jeffrey S. Cribbs, Sr.
William F. Murray, Jr.
Colleen M. O’Mara
John B. Parker
Elwin Reichert
Donald D. Rodrigues
Carl U.J. Rossetti
Fay E.
Molin
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Rev. Msgr. Terrence A.M.
Watanabe
E. Sheffield Wilder
D. ’81 &
Judy G
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1974
Luis-Eugenio A. Campo
Marilyn R. Chisholm
Stephen J. Devine, Jr.
Charles P. Fee
Diane F. Fujinaga
Henry H. Gomes
Ronald E. Heald
Hilbert R. Hubble
Archie Y.G. Loo
James J. Mace
Jason H. Martin, Jr.
Allen D. Napoleon
Vincent B. Russell
Roy R. Thomas, Jr.
B.J. Whitman
Theodore M.L. Yap, Jr.
The Late Benjamin S.B. Yee
1975
Richard L. Grover
Raymond D. Lowman
Bonnie S. McDaniel
Jeremiah A. Pahukula, Sr.
Eric J. Roeben
Donald Schaum
Barbara W. Thuesen
Roy M. Urakawa
Joyce B. Wood
1976
Mark S. Burgessporter
Sai Cheong Chui
Orby R. Groves, Sr.
Bradley C. Hejtmanek
Michael D. Hendrickson
Robert S. Kaneshiro
Barbara E. Orbe
Sr. M. Agatha Perreira, OSF
Luis I. Ramos
Eileen B. Richard
James J. Schonefeld
Jan A. Seymour
Arthur Bain White, Jr.
Theo Yeitrakis
1977
Cheryl L. Armfield-Davidson
James R. Charnell
Stuart Evans
Joseph P.E. Gouin
Marie B. Hughes
The Late Lee G. Johnson
Kenneth L. Louderback
Frank A. Miller
Daniel P. Molinski
James W. Nurre
Thomas O’Brien
Richard V. Poe
Matthew W. Pollard
Richard B. Rothschiller
George Samoszenko
George B. Turner, Jr.
Arthur E. Ugalde
Thaddeus J. Verville
1978
Sai Cheong Chui
Lance G. Davis
Sadami Deai
T. Tyler Ellison
John D. Heatherman
Kirk M. Knight
Lani R. Lam
Morris M. Lee
Richard C. Lim
Stephen J. Marcuccilli
Michael A. Puhr
James L. Rawlins
Eric J. Roeben
Carl U.J. Rossetti
Masaru K. Saito
Thomas B. Walther
1979
Donald S. Adams
Daniel A. Allen
Deborah L. Bond
Minnie M. Brazell
Donald N. Campbell
Michael D. Coovert
Stuart Evans
Sandra N. Furukawa
Kathryn H. Hill
Donald L. Jones
Earl T. Kawamoto
Richard G. Perkins
B.J. Whitman
Thomas J. Wogan
George M. Yamasaki, Jr.
Ned C. Powers
William A. Reed
Diane M. Roedersheimer
Gerald A. Rush
Jimmie L. Russell
William C. Rynecki
James E. Smalczewski
Sharlyne P. Stevens
Leighton F. Stone
James A. Watson
1980
Kathryn Alexander-Arvidson
Damon Lee Bell
Pamela D. Crenwelge
Nicole M. Dupont
Marie E. Early
Robert E. Ellis
Kevin F. Grondin
Steven J.K.O. Hee
Marcia R.K. Hodges
David A. Hughes
Leroy F. Keffer Jr.
Michael Marinich
Gervin K. Miyamoto
Lisa Y. Nambu
Jose M. Padron
David M. Parrish
Michael A. Puhr
Robert L. Vieira
1982
Philip G. Allmon
Donna Jean Dettloff
Larry N. France
Clifton Furukawa
Sandra N. Furukawa
Mark A. Guillory
Herbert S. Kondo
Leonardo A. Limuaco
Katherine A. MacPherson
Jeffrey S. Maddy
Sandra J. Rossetti
Damita Jo T. Sangermano
John C. Setser
Clifford P. Shields
Alfio J. Vasta
Dale G. Weinrich
1981
Lucienne M. Abe
Philip G. Allmon
Terry L. Fauss
Daniel D. Goo
Marilyn M. Ige
Herbert S. Kondo
Robert J. Lowe
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1983
Larry N. France
Richard J. Erickson
Robert S. Hornak
Earl T. Kawamoto
Timothy J. Masten
Myron E. Nelson, Jr.
Richard G. Perkins
Bro. Thomas W. Redmond, S.M.
Elenita T.E. Rudholm
Bernadette K. Shimono
Nancy R. Szymczak
H. Thomas Zerbe, III
Steven E. Coss
Dennis M. Flaherty
Joon S. Joo
Morris M. Lee
Rev. Bertram Lock, SS.CC.
Terrence D. Loui
Nancy J. Martinez
Rosemary L. McCarthy
William Y. Mickle, II
Stephen P. Moon
Steven P. Pagel
Matthew W. Pollard
Annette M. Pruss
Gwenson Yuen
1986
Laurent C. Basse
Bamunas S. Boediman
James D. Bostick
Amado Gabriel M. Esteban
Joyce T. Favorite
Rita A. Figueira
Stuart M. Kimura
Be-Jay T. Kodama
Susan L. Maltby
Carol R. Minami
Anthony M. Mira
Robert E. Moesch
Louis M. Murphy
Rosetta A. Narvaez
Gary P. Oliveira
Damita Jo T. Sangermano
Allison M. Sasaki
Dawn L. Stover
Carrol D. Strang
Donna S. Walker
1984
Jack M. Chinn
Barbara P. Cobb
Regina G. Coopat
Jan M. Dunlap
Richard J. Erickson
John D. Field, Jr.
Rodney M. Harano
Joon S. Joo
Reynold J.Y. Lum
Lorraine K. Oshiro
Robert E. Walsh, Jr.
Ralph C. Wells
Janice I. Wizinowich
1985
Eng-Ni A. Chen
Alexander K.W. Chung
1987
Patrick C. Butler
Carol A. Frampton
ha ’95
Louis M. Kealo
Scott A. Hanson
Ricky L. Hartsell
Helene T. Kaya
Jerilyn L.S. Mallon
Leonardo Paz
Kurt E. Robertson
Betsy C. Sekiya
1988
Rika A. Boediman-Justianto
Lesley J. Brey
Jeffery R.K. Bruchal
John A. Carlin
Richard W. Duncan
Brian P. Ellis
Tammy L. Enos
Robert E. Hamamoto
Kelly G. Johnson
Valerie L. Liles
Michael B. Minnehan
Carmen G. Neilson
Angela J. Ullom
Gregory S. Van Cantfort
1989
Steven J. Albanese
Candida D.U. Berdon
Richard V. Coffin, Jr.
Ebonnee E. Dinkins
Claire A. Gehrman
Edward J. Massura
John J. Oliga
Robert G. Pace
Sandra Marie Pace
Leonardo Paz
William P. Reed, Jr.
Kris K. Smith
1990
Karen E. Anderson
David J. Brower
Charle
James J. Coughlin
Willie G. Finley
Cynthia M. Flating
Rev. Kizzie Elizabeth Jones
Jay H. Lietzow
Mark V. Lindstrom
Donna Rae C. McGinnis
Theresa Neuroth
James W. Nurre
Ronald V. Sorantino, Jr.
Joan P. White
1991
Christine Ann Wonpat Baleto
Janinne K. Hulsey
Ginger A. Kolonick
Marcella S. McClelland
Carol M. Muirhead
Pui Kit Newton
Ted J. Wells
1992
Nugrahadi D. Boediman
Edna M. Colon
Kapi Aiko Muraoka
Mark Douglas Newman
Linda L. Quihuis
Elizabeth L. Renaud
Betsy C. Sekiya
Rebekah L. Sheppard
Bernadette K. Shimono
Arleen M. Zirkle
1993
Joy M. Aipoalani
Gary J. Gottschalk, II
Aulani Kaanoi
Howard M. Miyamoto
John H. Morris, III
Regina M. Pfeiffer
Jean E. Rolles
Stefan Vesel
s & C
arrol
D. ’86
Stran
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Elizabeth P.
Pearson ’09
a ’08
Reid Igaw
1994
Bea L. Arendale
Gene R. Descalzi
Arthur R. McNamara, III
Ernest J. Oversen
LaVache C. Scanlan
Susan P. Taima
Nancy Y.H. Tsui
Linda K. Yeates
1995
Eric F. Fujimoto
Claire A. Gehrman
David M. Greenbaum
Louis M. Kealoha
John W. Little
Kimberly B. Murga
Mark Douglas Newman
Patricia Okura
Elizabeth A. Pechous
Keith B. Shigaki
Joel A. Tamayo
Montira L. Warran
1996
William K. Adcox
Bertie L. Good
Larry D. Johnson
Aulani Kaanoi
Milton K. Okayama
Susan P. Taima
1997
Dominic W. Bugado
John V. Crank
Robert G. Dunn, Jr.
Deann Kamalani
Louis A. Molina
Lovelyn M. Okada
1998
Po Yau Chan
Stefan Grabas
David A. Lopez
Dean F. McGinnis
David S. Morimoto
Ralph K. Naito
Lovelyn M. Okada
Susanne O’Sullivan-Honda
Jason P. Reardon
Linda K. Yeates
1999
Natalie M. Aggarwal
Diane Browers
Mark A. Dooner
Lisa Ann Gomes
Kimberly P. Keys
Montira L. Warran
Nancy M. Yomogida
2000
John L. August
Tobias K. Boehm
Sean Dearmin
Romain Fravien
Kelly G. Johnson
Jill M. Newton
Kristina E. Stone
Robert W. Tong
Nancy M. Yomogida
2001
Kehau K.C.T. Bugado
Gerald J. Coon
Wanda M. Estrada
Romain Fravien
T. Nichelle Inman
Dean F. McGinnis
LaVache C. Scanlan
2002
Michael S. Ahakuelo
Trina A. Esene
Tulifau Esene
Loretta H. Fukunaga
Candace Kaopuiki
Kimberly P. Keys
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong
Randolph G. Moore
Raden R. Nagamine
Patsy H. Tom
Melissa M. Young
2003
Shanelle A. Aoki
Trina A. Esene
Chad S. Guillory
Filomena H. Leituala
Priscilla Y. Nakama
Jaydene R. Silva
Melissa M. Young
2004
Michael K. Akau
Kehau K.C.T. Bugado
Rhonda Burke
Gwendolyn C. Duran
Bernadette Y. Gaskell
Peter H. Gaskell
Lisa Ann Gomes
Mercedes K. Hendrickson
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong
Priscilla Y. Nakama
Robert W. Tong
Jeannie Pinpin
Lindalee Schultz
Karyn Tercy
Marissa Tybor
Porter R. Williams
2008
Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo
Morris Gourdine
Holly P. Hamilton
Ryan Y. Hirata
Reid Igawa
Alicia M. Kaneshiro
Elisha K. Kim
Sheri L. Lees
Ginger S. Miller
Elizabeth A. Powell
Lindalee Schultz
Lisa Vega
Sr. Ivy Yim
2005
Daniel J. Forburger
Gail Ihara
Candace Kaopuiki
Filomena H. Leituala
Debbie N. Murayama
Jeannie Pinpin
2006
Darlene Ah Loy
Michael K. Akau
Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo
Charles Blanco
Richard E. Griffin
John Hisashima
Kenji Kwock
Elaine J. Takata
Julia Torres
Michelle Tuzon
Edna G.D. Wilson
Kehaulani Y. Yamaguchi
Melissa M. Young
2009
Antonio D. Bueno, Jr.
Choong M. Lim
Hieu D. Nguyen
Elizabeth P. Pearson
Russell M. Thoulag
Kehaulani Y. Yamaguchi
2010
Heinrichson Hainrick
Jared Mallon
2007
2011
Tulifau Esene
Maimoa H. Fineisaloi
Erin N. Frana
Chad S. Guillory
Daniel P. Kava
Heather A.M. Nakasone
Michael S. Ahakuelo
Ravon S. Crawford
Craig A. Glennie
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DEDICAted Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
ATHLETICS BOOSTER CLUB
Haleakala Level
Membership of $10,000 or higher
Akimeka, LLC
Carolyn Berry
Suresh Sundarababu*
Silversword Level
Membership of $5,000 to $9,999
Adidas America Inc.
Dennis Agena
Steve Cooper
James Dieringer
Wayne Honeycutt
Melvin R. & Merriam Schantz
Kula Level
Lisa Goodlet
Rex & Sharyn L. Lincoln
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Lanakila Level
James Dieringer
Corryn Flahaven
Thomas C. Geist
Darrell Heasley
Lung Huang
Duane Madl
Tim McLaughlin
Kilakila Level
Membership of $500 to $999
Derrick Abe
Bob Altman
Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard
Castiglione a Casauria Foundation
Peter & Barbara C. Coeler
Darrin & Angela Croucher
Terry Delk
David D. Dunlap
James Gillan & Tersita Fejarang
Troy G. & Pam Goodman
Albert Kanno
Blane Kanno
Melvin & Georgeanne C. Kerwin
Elmer & Eliza Maestas
Donnie McFarland
Eugene Savio
Jake K. Stoddard
Wayne M. & Corrine Tanna
Starter Club Level
Membership of $100 to $499
Brenton & Barbara L. Britschgi
Alfonso J. & Diana M. Bocanegra
Jose & Norma E. Carranza
Eng-Ni A. Chen ’85
Richard T.F. Chong
Veronica K. Chung
Marilei N. Daniels
Robert E. & Edith M. Davis
Monty L. & Deborah V. Fisher
Shirley T. Fujii
Jennifer A. Hee
Fukuichi & Masae I. Higa
Vincent Hodge & Grissel M. Benitez-Hodge
John T. ’94 & Gail L. Kiefer
Albert A. & Anne E. Lam
Leighton & Lani ’78 Lam
Anne K. Matsushima
James L. & Sondra K. McMenimen
David & Elaine Mortensen
Melvyn M. Mukai
Terry Ann P. Nagai-Sylva
Dorothea K. Nary
Tim A.K. & Joline O’Leary
Craig K. & Wanda R. Ota
John W. & Karen E. Pape
James & Leianne Pedro
Paula-Marie N.M. Powell
Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow
Earl Quon
Mike & Noriko Y. Shinmachi
Lynn A. Shiroma
Judy Tovio-Manning
Richard S. Townsend ’65
Wayne K. Tsutsuse
Gregory Ushijima
William & Vivian N. Viveiros
Wanda C. West
Ann K. Yoneshige
Friends
Membership up to $99
Clyde & Sandra Hirata
Melvin N. & Gail S. Miyashiro
Janet L. Pappas
Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow
Maria Salas-Selem
June Walker
Jon M.T. Yasuda
26
ATHLETICS GALA
Platinum Level
Table Sponsorship of $20,000
,
r. ’77
S
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eger
onoh
e D. D rnard J. Plo
e
L
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or
Bro. B
la Hon
2011 Ga . Miyawaki &
H
Edison
Miyawaki Foundation
Gold Level
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Reds
Liliha Healthcare Center
Nuuanu Hale Hospital
Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Silver Level
Gae Bergquist-Trommald
Jerry H. Buss
Hawaii Medical Service Association
KemperLesnik Sports Marketing
Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc.
Bronze Level
Akimeka, LLC.
Aramark Campus Services
Carolyn A. Berry
Lee D. ’77 & Lucille K. Donohue, Sr.
Edward Enterprises, Inc.
First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd.
Daniel D. Goo ’81 & Judy Goo
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Island Insurance Company, Ltd.
McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii, Inc.
Oahu Interscholastic Association
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Brian J. Pactol ’03 & Marsha Marumoto
Lawrence D. & May Y. ’91 Price
Renaissance Wood Flooring
Saint Louis School
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Servco Foundation
Toshiba Business Solutions
Hugh & Patricia K. Yoshida
Robin Yoshimura & Mike Irish
Individuals
Violeta A. Arnobit
Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell
David A. Bramlett
Christianna N. Brown
Joseph P. ’82, ’98 & Laure Burke
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Hawaii
Henrietta M. Clemons
Francisco Faria & Maria R. Reyes-Faria
Jerry ’83 & Terry Garcia, Jr.
GEICO
Hastings & Pleadwell
Vincent Hodge & Grissel Benitez-Hodge
Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86 Kodama
L&L Hawaiian Barbecue
Janice Lock ’07
Gervin K. ’80 & Gayle Miyamoto
Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80
Bonifacio & Priscilla Pabillano
John W. & Karen E. Pape
Paradise Canyon Systems
Queen’s Medical Center
Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza
Miles & Ruth L. ’64 Silberstein
Lori L. Takasaki
Kevin Thomas
Donations
American One Carpet Foundation
American Savings Bank
Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd.
Cades Schutte Fleming & Wright
Earl & Sandra A. Ching
Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching
Foundation
Fergus & Company
Richard R. ’78 & Marvis C. Fujita, Jr.
Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn & Stifel
HUB International
Francis & Jacquelyn Imada
Island Movers, Inc.
June Kamioka
Robert M. Kaya Builders Inc.
Monarch Insurance Services, Inc.
Pacific Beach Hotel
Pepsi Cola Corporation
S&M Sakamoto, Inc.
Daniel L. Sison
Anna Marie Springer
Eunice S. Tanaka
Mark I. Yamada
Doris Kiyoko Yoshinaka
Mahalo
f o r YO U R
SUPP O RT !
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DEDICAted Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
CAPITAL PROJECTS
Jolene F. Gerell
James K. & Florence Y. Hirakawa
Gerald & Connie Meredith
Roy M. & Charlotte O. Miyamoto
Miles & Martine Nakamura
Rose S. Nakamura
Fred S. Nonaka
Ethel A. Oda
Norimatsu & Aileen Okamoto
Capital Fund
The Atlantic Philanthropies
Marianist Center of Hawaii
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall
Renovation
Eiben Hall Renovation
Stephen David Bloom & Mike Blankenship
Atherton Family Foundation
The Joseph and Vera Long Foundation
Environmental Improvements
Kieffer Apartment Renovation
David G. Marker
Alakaina Foundation
Len Fukushima
Hogan Family Foundation
Jerome E. & Cheri L. Rauckhorst
Jhamandas Watumull Fund
The Marianist Province of the U.S.
Montessori Mission
Christina Trudeau Education & Research
Foundation
Loo Student Center
Refurbishment
Mystical Rose Oratory
Violet S.W. Loo
David K. Anderson
Edward A. Lelling
PROGRAMS
Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Alumni Activities
Alana Dung Research Foundation
Clyde M.K. & Melanie F.K. ’90, ’08 Ah Soon
Joseph Y. ’84 & Yoshimi L. ’85 Clark
Ronald M. Iwamoto
Susan O’Connor
Lisa Vega ’08
Campus Ministry
Barbara A. Belle
Maimoa H. Fineisaloi ’07
Jean M. Mier ’01
Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train
Mary Pat Sjostrom
Nursing Program
Castle Colleagues
The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation
Christmas on Campus
Desiree R. Grant
Paul W. Masters
Larry N. Osborne
Wanda L. Rosa
Rev. Yoshiaki Fujitani Endowed
Lecture Series
Robert & June Asato
Shigeaki & Mary O. Fujitani
Chaminade Quarterly
Hogan Entrepreneurial Program
Marianist Sponsorship Ministries
Foundation
Henry Hall Renovation
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Mary Hammond
Patricia Hamamoto
Karen Harp
Amy L. Jampel
Leo & Ginnie Koulos
Violet S.W. Loo
Mark & Sara Platte
Mary Pat Sjostrom
Bro. Thomas Spring, S.M.
Joanna L. Sullivan
Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima
Carl J. Voss & Itsuko Nagata
David G. Wilson
Philip & Anne Wright
Philosophy Program
National Automobile Dealers Charitable
Foundation
Bro. Roberts Plaque
CUH Ceramics Club
Richard & Margaret L. Friedman
Michael Haisen
Jeffrey Kirkendall
Terry Lee
Albert W.H. Lum
Larry N. Osborne
James W. Robinson &
Richard & Kapono Ryan
Service Learning
Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.
E.L. Wiegand Foundation
G. N. Wilcox Trust
Valerie Yontz
St. John’s Bible
Performing Arts
Student Emergency
Jeanne A. Anderson
Donna Bebber
Carolyn A. Berry
Bro. Jerome E. Bommer, S.M.
Mary C. Cassarno
Chaminade Pohaku Marianist Community
Timothy Choy
Joseph & Barbara Durkin
Joanna Fan
Charles Gaty & Julie Farman
Joanna L. Sullivan
National Automobile Dealers Charitable
Foundation
Student Success Initiatives
The Walmart Foundation
SCHOLARSHIPS
Accounting Endowed Scholarship
Richard Y. Kido
Ann L. Kishi ’01, ’06
Wayne M. & Corinne Tanna
Albert Akana Burns Memorial
Scholarship
Akimeka, LLC
Alpha Phi Sigma &
Goldsborough Scholarships
Biology Endowed Scholarship
David F. Butterworth, Jr. ’81
Ronald M. Iwamoto
Bro. Joseph Becker Scholarship
Thomas & Viola B. ’61 Atou
Adrian Q. & Andrea R. ’61 Au
John H.K. Kama & Susan L. Frank-Kama ’61
Michael A. & Patricia K.F. ’61 Ho
Edward N. ’60 & Grace ’61 Kashiwamura
Carolyn M. Kato ’61
Ernest D. Libarios, Sr. ’61
Joyce C. Nakamoto ’61
Tadashi R. ’61 & Cora Shibata
Harvey A. Teves ’61
Gary & Virginia ’61 Tuckey
Educational Foundation
Trustees Scholarship
Chaminade University Educational
Foundation
General Scholarship
Dr. Larry Price Scholarship
Ronald Cichy
William H. Hannon Scholarship
William H. Hannon Foundation
Fumiko Kanazawa Endowed
Scholarship
Rukie K. Harris
Jan A. Seymour ’76
Kosasa Foundation Scholarship
Kosasa Foundation
Dr. Feung & Mrs. Mew Sin Lee
Scholarship
James W. Robinson &
Antone J. & Mary C. Lopez
Scholarship
Christopher B. & Patricia Lopez, Jr.
Fr. Robert Mackey Endowed
Scholarship
Anonymous
Robert W. Tong ’00, ’04, &
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong ’02, ’04
Ruth Reeves-Taylor Scholarship
Lothar W. & Billie R. Bandermann
Joanna Lau Sullivan Endowed
Scholarship
Joanna L. Sullivan
Sharon McPhee
Patricia To Endowed Scholarship
Cho-Yee & Patricia W. ’63 To*
Mahalo
f o r YO U R
SUPP O RT !
Robert C.Y. ’60 & Elizabeth K. Lum
Memorial Scholarship
Memorial Fund
. Kihune
Robert U
CUEF Administered Scholarships
Francis Chock Scholarship
Milly C. Henderson Memorial Scholarship
Peter & Doris Ng Scholarship
Hugh R. & Chong Jah S. Pingree Scholarship
W & P Tallett Scholarship
Wong & Shea CPAs Scholarship
Clarence T.C. Ching Scholars
Program
Early Childhood Education &
Child Development Program
Scholarship
The Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation
Bro. Elmer Sebastian Dunsky
Scholarship
BP Fabric of America Fund
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DEDICAted Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
President Mary Civille (Sue)
Wesselkamper Scholarship
William S. Bossany ’86
Calvert G. Chipchase, III
Roger & Marion Ehrich
Ernie T. Endrina
Daniel P. Kava ’07
Wendell & Melba E. Kop
Howard J. Lee
Richard H. & Patricia A. Montgomery
Bryan J. Moseley
Jerry Ploeger
Ronald & Lita Marie ’92 Sweitzer
James J. Viso
Robert M. Witt
Thomas & Viola B. ’61 Atou
Adrian Q. & Andrea R. ’61 Au
John H.K. Kama & Susan L. Frank-Kama ’61
Michael A. & Patricia K.F. ’61 Ho
Edward N. ’60 & Grace ’61 Kashiwamura
Carolyn M. Kato ’61
Ernest D. Libarios, Sr. ’61
Joyce C. Nakamoto ’61
Tadashi R. ’61 & Cora Shibata
Harvey A. Teves ’61
Gary & Virginia ’61 Tuckey
Joanna Lau Sullivan
Sharon McPhee
Scholarship
GIFTS IN KIND
Sr. Roberta Julie Derby, SND
John Chin Young Scholarship
John Chin Young Foundation
J. Luis Zabala Scholarship
Zabala Family Trust
Class
30
CLASS GIFT
Timothy Choy
Joan D. Riggs
Wet Okole Hawaii
Ronald & Kathleen S. Wo
Jude Yablonsky
Abdon Zambrano
TRIBUTE GIFTS RECEIVED IN
HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING:
Dorothy Goldsborough
Ethel Hee
of ’6
James W. Robinson &
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Gulab & Indru Watumull
TRIBUTE GIFTS RECEICED
IN MEMORY OF THE
FOLLOWING:
Bro. Joseph Becker, SM
Ko Moe Htun & Susan P. Malterre-Htun ’69
Chaminade University is honored
to recognize and thank all the
individuals and organizations whose
generous contributions give strength
to our mission of enriching and
educating our students for life,
service and success. We value each
gift received and have made every
effort to ensure the accuracy of this
2010-11 Honor Roll of Donors.
If your name was omitted,
misspelled or incorrectly listed,
please accept our since apologies and
notify the Office of Institutional
Advancement at (808) 735-4763 or
[email protected] so that we
may correct our records. Mahalo!
E ducational
Foundation
The Chaminade University
Educational Foundation (CUEF)
is a non-profit trust created in
1962 by seven Honolulu business
executives to encourage and
support Chaminade’s mission
and goals. To date, the
Foundation has contributed
more than $1 million to the
University for scholarship
endowments, physical
improvements and
programs.
CUEF Board of Trustees
Nicole M. Dupont, President
Willibrord K. Tallett, V.P. Finance
Diane Peters-Nguyen, Secretary
Calvert G. Chipchase, III, Treasurer
Karen E. Anderson
Kaleialoha K. Cadinha-Puaa
Calvert G. Chipchase, IV
Keith A. Chock
Bro. Robert Hoppe, S.M.
Kealii Lopez
Phyllis N.T. Shea
Gulab Watumull
James A. Naylon (Emeritus)
Mahalo
for YOUR
S U PPORT!
*
M ATC H I NG G I F TS
Mahalo to those donors who initiated a matching gift in
partnership with an affiliated organization to accompany
their 2010-11 gift to Chaminade. Those individuals
whose organizations matched their gifts are indicated
with an asterisk (*) in this year’s Honor Roll.
**
*
MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS
Mahalo to the following organizations
for their generous matching contributions:
Crum & Forster Insurance
Dell
Dow Chemical Company
Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation
Lockheed Martin Foundation
Medtronic Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
UBS Employee Giving Programs
Verizon Foundation
Many corporate employers, parent companies and
foundations will match the charitable gifts of their
employees, retirees and spouses of employees.
Matching gifts are an easy and effective way to
increase the impact of your gift to Chaminade.
Find out if your employer has a matching
gift policy today!
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