Seabury Hall Giving Report

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Seabury Hall Giving Report
2013 - 2014
Above: The Seabury Hall float in
the 2014 Makawao Parade marked
the completion of a spectacular
50th Celebration Week!
T
hank you to our
phenomenal committee
chairs and team, and
to each of you who helped
make this happen.
A L L- S TA R C H A I R S
Heidi Riecke ’87 Bigelow
Andy Pells
Overall Event Chairs
The Frampton ‘Ohana
5K Fun Run Chairs
Yuki Lei Sugimura
Picnic Chair
Kaimana Lee ’03 Brummel
Summerim Chair
Heather Haynes ’87
Gala Chair
Sara DePalma ’92 Smith
Melinda Trautman ’79 Neuwirth
Parade Chairs
(see pages 27-29 and visit our
facebook page for more 50th fun)
A ppreciating You:
the 2,400+ alumni and families
teachers and staff
trustees and donors
and our extended ‘ohana
who have helped our Seabury Hall community
grow and thrive over 50 years.
We thank you and know we wouldn’t be here
without your commitment to excellence.
Cover Photos:
A few of the magnificent moments from Seabury’s 50th Anniversary Celebration week
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Printed on FSC-certified paper with soy-based inks • Photography by: Heidi Riecke ’87 Bigelow • Sarah Bott ‘80 • Jack Grace • Jessica Pearl Photography • Andy Pells • Nicole Shipman • Michael Sugimura ’10 • Matt Thayer • Design: joan selix berman design
board of trustees
2013 - 2014
Cordelia MacLaughlin
President of the Board
Dr. Bobby C. Baker
Jeremy Baldwin
Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow
Zadoc Brown, Jr.
R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Sumner Erdman ‘83
The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Fitzpatrick
J. Stephen Goodfellow
Susan Graham
James Haynes
Paul Meyer
Father Austin Murray
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Andrew Pells
Henry Rice
Judy Siracusa
R. Clay Sutherland
Thomas Welch
Glenn Yamasaki
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi
Joseph J. Schmidt
Headmaster
T r u s t e e Em e r i t u s
Betsy Erdman
John Baldwin
(deceased)
Roderick McPhee
(deceased)
H
aving just completed our 50th, it is clear that Seabury Hall has
transitioned from a new and emerging “young” school to a maturing and
seasoned college preparatory school that is deeply respected by all of its
constituents. This past year has been one of unmatched success in all
areas of school life from the academic achievements of the students to
the remarkable athletic and artistic successes. What is most important
is that the school is clearly defined in accordance with its mission and
reaches all students in the development of their minds, bodies and souls.
As you peruse this publication, you will have the opportunity to celebrate
the successes, but you will also be reminded of the work that has been
accomplished over the past 50 years to bring us to this level of success.
Every independent school is built on a foundation that is the aggregation
of an inspirational vision and a commitment on the part of those who
were the founders. One must accept tremendous risk when starting an
independent school, but if the foundation is solid, then the opportunity
for long-term success occurs. Katherine Cooper, the Episcopal Church,
the Melrose family and the founding Board of Trustees laid a remarkable
foundation and as the years progressed and new leadership emerged,
the school continued to grow its program and garner a reputation as
an outstanding college preparatory
school. This maturing process created
stability that allowed us to expand our
beautiful campus, add stunning and
highly functional buildings, develop
an exceptional academic program and
create financial security that positions
the school for continued success.
The love,
energy, and
excitement
…
truly
reflects an
appreciation
for the past
and an
anticipation
for a future
filled with
promise.
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It was clear to us as we celebrated our
50th anniversary, that Seabury Hall is
well positioned for outstanding success.
The love, energy, and excitement that were exhibited by the hundreds
of participants who shared in this week of celebration truly reflected
an appreciation for the past and an anticipation for a future filled with
promise. All who have been a part of Seabury Hall for this past 50 years
deserve to take a moment and simply feel a great sense of pride in what
has been accomplished.
Aloha,
Joseph J. Schmidt
Cordelia MacLaughlin
Headmaster President
of the
Board
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School Highlights
What happens
when a group of
students come
together wanting to
change their world?
The Seabury Hall Math Team earned the highest overall score at the state Math Bowl. The
team placed first in the A-Division (smaller schools) and also outscored AA-Division (large schools). It was the first
time in the 36-year history of the event that a team from the small-school division earned the highest overall score.
They create the first Maui TEDxYouth
conference. Seabury Hall was proud
to host this conference which brought
together inspiring student speakers
from the Maui community to share their
inspiring ideas. The goal of the event was
to empower the youth of Maui, the leaders
of tomorrow, who will make the world a
better place.
Congratulations to our
Math Bowl team (L-R)
Corin Nishimoto ’15,
Lilia Maeda ’16,
Fletcher Prouty ’14,
Mr. Krulewich,
Jasmine Doan ’15,
Jesse Doan ’17, and
Bjorn Nelson ’16.
•
•
Dr. Wayne Dyer spent years working
on his manual on the art of living entitled I Can See
Clearly Now and shared some of his most valuable
lessons in a unique and life-changing lecture at
Seabury Hall.
•
Middle School Hiki No Team
(below) was nominated for three state awards:
Best Personal Profile, Best Overall News Story, and
Best Home-Base School .
•
Nic Vujicic
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, founder of the
nonprofit organization Life Without
Limbs, (above left) inspired the
student body with his mission to
“share hope and genuine love…
with people all over the globe.”
His message connected with the
students with topics of self-worth,
bullying and suicide, motivation, and
not giving up.
•
National Merit
Scholarships
Celina Bekins ‘14,
Michael Kalmeta ‘14,
Fletcher Prouty ‘14,
Carly O’Donnell ‘14 and
Carter Umetsu ‘14 won
National Merit Scholarships.
Only 4,100 students nationwide
received the Merit Scholarship
award this year.
•
First Time Sports
•
•
Surfing
Ridge Lenny ‘15 (above)
and Surfing Team (right)
Girls Water Polo
Athletics
•
11 MIL Championships
Girls Cross Country
Eight-Man Football
Girls Paddling
Mixed Paddling
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Boys Basketball
Girls Track
Girls Volleyball
Boys Volleyball
•
Individual State
Track Champions
Alyssa Bettendorf ‘14
• 100, 200 and 400 meters
Dakota Grossman ‘14
• 1,500 & 3,000 meters
Amy Ozee ‘16
• High Jump
Daniel Pietsch ’14
•
3 State Team Championships
Boys Cross Country
Girls Cross Country
•
Elected to
Hawaii High School
Hall of Honor
are Alyssa Bettendorf ’14
(above right, and in photo right)
named 2014 Gatorade Hawaii
Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year and
Dakota Grossman ’14 (L in photo above).
Only twelve students statewide
are selected each year.
•
• 400 meters
Girls Track
State Runner-Up
Boys Volleyball
(photo right)
Seabury Hall • Fall 2014
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Valedictorian Address Excerpts
from Fletcher Prouty ‘14
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Valedictorian Award
Fletcher Prouty
Salutatorian Award
Carly O’Donnell
Headmaster’s Award
Celina Bekins
Alyssa Bettendorf
Celia Boone
Dakota Grossman
Kei Rui-Li Inge
Christie Kimura
Tyler Kiyota
Andie Matayoshi
Rowan Mulligan
Carly O’Donnell
Fletcher Prouty
Takayoshi Tsutsui
Samantha Turbeville
Carter Umetsu
Faculty Merit Award
Fletcher Prouty
Bishop’s Citizenship Award
Rowan Mulligan
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“…our time is
limited and should
not be wasted doing
something that we have
no enthusiasm for…
Choose a path where
you really have the
opportunity to help
people and do not have
to rely on the weekends
as the only source of
enjoyment…”
2014
Graduation
Awards
College Bound 2014
Kathryn Adler . . . . . . . . University of Puget Sound
Hi‘ilei Aiwohi-Kolt . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Maui College
Liloa Akoi-Reber . . . . . . . Kapi‘olani Community College
Sabrina Altman . . . . . . . Pepperdine University
Celina Bekins . . . . . . . . Franklin W. Olin
College of Engineering
Bruno Bernacchi . . . . . . . Montana State University
Alyssa Bettendorf . . . . . . University of Northern Colorado
Celia Boone . . . . . . . . . Santa Clara University
Elle Carvalho . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Carter Christie . . . . . . . . Utah State University
Nicolas Colon . . . . . . . . University of Arizona
Danielle Ferrer . . . . . . . . Scripps College
Adam Ferrier . . . . . . . . Arizona State University
Ethan Finberg . . . . . . . . Marian Military Institute
Liana Funai . . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Maui College
Dakota Grossman . . . . . . University of Utah
Henry Hegele . . . . . . . . Linfield College
Jacob Higa . . . . . . . . . University of Northern Colorado
Richard Hurd . . . . . . . . College of the Sequoias
Kei Inge . . . . . . . . . . . Northeastern University
Georgia Ivarsson . . . . . . . Gap Year
Ryan James . . . . . . . . . Brigham Young University, Idaho
Charles Jones . . . . . . . . Seattle Central Community College
Tiana Jones . . . . . . . . . Gap Year
Isabella Jorgensen . . . . . . American University
Michael Kalmeta . . . . . . . Northeastern University
Jonathan Kaopuiki . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
These graduates were offered
$8.5 million in merit scholarships
Christie Kimura . . . . . . . Waseda University
Cameron King . . . . . . . . California Lutheran University
Tyler Kiyota . . . . . . . . . Chaminade University
Kamaile Lee . . . . . . . . . Gap Year (Hawaii Pacific University)
Taylor Leworthy . . . . . . . New York University
Lana Lobato Aljader . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Jenna Loesberg . . . . . . . Pitzer College
Elizabeth Lopez . . . . . . . School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Rachel Lopez . . . . . . . . California Lutheran University
Mogul Lu‘uwai . . . . . . . . Oregon State University
Andie Matayoshi . . . . . . . Chapman University
Mikaela McDaniel . . . . . . Oregon State University
Angelica Melone . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Alexandra Moskow . . . . . University of Hawaii, Maui College
Travis Mrantz . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Maui College
Rowan Mulligan . . . . . . . Claremont McKenna College
Rachel Nguyen . . . . . . . Chapman University
Nahenahe Norton-Tolentino . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Carly O’Donnell . . . . . . . University of Pennsylvania
Levi Okazaki . . . . . . . . . Humboldt State University
Cayde Omura . . . . . . . . Linfield College
Daniel Pietsch . . . . . . . . Emory University
Jordan Priest . . . . . . . . University of Redlands
Fletcher Prouty . . . . . . . Vanderbilt University
Blake Rizzo . . . . . . . . . Dixie State University
Cassidy Ross . . . . . . . . . Marymount Manhattan College
Taryn Shaw . . . . . . . . . University of San Diego
Hannah Shipman . . . . . . University of Kent
Lucia Simon . . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Kyle Stisher . . . . . . . . . Colorado State University
Abby Stoner . . . . . . . . . Marymount Manhattan College
Kyle Sullivan . . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Reina Tanizaki . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Takayoshi Tsutsui . . . . . . Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Samantha Turbeville . . . . . Colby College
Ema Turner . . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Carter Umetsu . . . . . . . . Washington University in St. Louis
Bryan Van Cleave . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Maui College
Kamryn Vorfeld . . . . . . . Colorado State University
Emma Walker . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Dylan West-Von Sonn . . . . Santa Clara University
Nyck Yashiro . . . . . . . . . California Baptist University
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For it is
Gifts
in giving
that we receive.
St. Francis of Assisi
Annual Fund
$ 444,287.81
Capital Projects $ 292,416.51
Gifts to Endowments $ 261,375.27
Restricted Giving
Giving
2013-2014
T
uition and endowment
income provide most of the
school’s operating budget, but
like most independent schools,
Seabury Hall relies on
tax-deductible donations to
make up the difference.
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Amounts
$1,118,766.48
Special Program Funds$
The 2013-2014 school
year has been filled with
enriching experiences
made possible by the
many donors named on
the following pages.
General Operations
Financial Aid
Endowment
Designated Programs
Capital Projects
77,534.27
Total Gifts $2,194,380.34
ndowment funds
E
are created by donors who wish to support specific areas of program or
designated areas of interest. A commemorative fund may be established
with an initial donation of $10,000 or more.
Providing for the future of Maui children…
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Art by Elizabeth Lopez ’14
Aw a r d R e cipi e n t s
William E. and Carol G. Simon
Scholarship Fund
Linda Lyons Bissler
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Dan Bissler
For a student who shows special ability in
either the fine or performing arts
Recipient: Kaimana Neil ‘16
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From the generosity of
William E. and Carol G. Simon
From the generosity of Icer Vaughan ‘93
For a student that exhibits good citizenship,
leadership, communication skills and caring,
both in school and in the community
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Mayeda Family Scholarship Fund
for the Creative Arts
From the generosity of Dr. Daniel Mayeda and
Colleen Sotomura Mayeda
For a student who has a demonstrated passion
for and commitment to the creative arts
Recipient: Sophia Hill ‘15
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Bruce Wilson ’85 Memorial
Scholarship Fund
John and Donnette-Gene Wilson
For a student who displays qualities of
leadership, cooperation, teamwork and good
communications skills in school and in the
community
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Celina Bekins ’14
Alyssa Bettendorf ’14
Jasmine Doan ’15
Dakota Grossman ’14
Jessica Haylor ’15
Jordan Haylor ’15
Tyler Kiyota ’14
Gordon Li ’15
Rowan Mulligan ’14
Fletcher Prouty ’14
Carter Umetsu ’14
Helen “Snooker” Hamilton
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Recipient: Rachel Nguyen ‘14
From the generosity of Maud Wodehouse
For academically talented students
Recipients:
C.N. Wodehouse Faculty
Benefit Trust
Supports faculty salaries, benefits and their
professional development opportunities
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Faculty Professional
Development Fund
From the generosity of Betsy Erdman
For the faculty member who is selected each
year to receive the Betsy Erdman Professional
Development Award
Recipient: Alumni Association
Scholarship Fund
Polly Baldwin Whittier
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Nancy W. Grady
For a student who shows great potential as a
scholar and citizen
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Recipient: Rowan Mulligan ‘14
Rob Thibaut Family
Scholarship Fund
Patty Thibaut and Family
For deserving students each year
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Recipients: Alyssa Bettendorf ’14
Dakota Grossman ’14
Tyler Kiyota ’14
Fletcher Prouty ’14
Carter Umetsu ’14
Jasmine Doan ‘15
Recipient: Celina Bekins ‘14
Maunalei
Scholarship Fund
In memory and honor of
Emalia Alexandra Brown ’89 Guard
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Steve Vurno
From the generosity of The Alumni Association
with a seed gift from Class of 2010
To acknowledge, encourage and reward
juniors who have demonstrated leadership,
fulfilled their academic potential, and served
their community during their high school
career
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Recipient: Celina Bekins ’14
Elle Carvalho ’14
Tyler Kiyota ’14
Rowan Mulligan ’14
Rachel Nguyen ’14
Nyck Yashiro ’14
Malone Family Foundation
Scholarship Fund
Seabury Hall
allows me to learn
and develop in the
best environment
I can imagine –
spectacular
campus, excellent
teachers, advisors,
administrators
and terrific
facilities.
Duncan Harrisson ‘15
Malone Family Foundation
To provide optimal opportunities for
deserving gifted students of limited financial
means to reach their potential
(see page 9)
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Recipients: Kalan Birnie ‘17
Angela Yasutomi ‘17
For a student that demonstrates a
commitment to Hawaiian values and
willingness to enrich Seabury Hall by sharing
those values
(see page 8)
Recipient: pMohalu Aikala ‘17
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Endowments
•
the
cornerstone
for future
financial
sustainability
•
Maunalei
Scholarship
Fund
ndowment funds
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Seabury Hall is proud to announce the
newest established endowment fund –
The Maunalei Scholarship Fund.
The Maunalei Scholarship Fund was established in memory
of Emalia Alexandra Brown ’89 Guard, to honor and
celebrate the Hawaiian values of intelligence, heart and
spirit expressed so well in her life.
This scholarship is given to a deserving student of Hawaiian ancestry who
wishes to take full advantage of the opportunities that Seabury Hall offers for
college and life preparation. This student must demonstrate a commitment
to Hawaiian personal and cultural values and a willingness to enrich Seabury
Hall by sharing those values.
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The Malone Family Foundation, established the
Malone Family Foundation Scholarship Fund
in 2012, with one goal:
to provide optimal opportunities for deserving
gifted students of limited financial means to reach
their potential.
Malone Family
Foundation
Scholarship
The scholarship is given to gifted students, those ranked in the top 5%
nationally, who might not be able to afford a Seabury Hall education.
If you are interested
in applying for any of
these scholarships,
please contact
Seabury Hall
Admissions at
808-572-0807.
Angela Yasutomi ‘17 and Kalan Birnie ‘17
2013-2014 recipients of the Malone Family
Foundation Scholarship
with Headmaster Joe Schmidt
The Malone
Family
Foundation
endowment is
not only a gift
to the school
but a gift to
the Maui
community.
Joe Schmidt,
Headmaster
If you are interested in contributing to these funds or setting up your own named
endowed fund, please contact the Development Office at 808-442-6112.
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Gift Clubs
Thank you
for valuing
and contributing
to my
life-changing
experience.
Sancia nash ‘15
Maunalei Society
President’s Council
Planned Giving
Virginia Brown
Zadoc Brown ‘87
Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Auriol Flavell
Lisabeth Halstead ‘83
Elizabeth Ivey ‘72
Linares ‘Ohana
Daniel Mayeda
Sharon McPhee
Henry Rice
Cynthia Schmidt
Joseph Schmidt
Sandi Stoner
Jane Thompson
Daniel White
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous (2)
Dwayne and Sharon Altman
Dr. Bobby and Julie Baker
R.B. Davenport IV
Jacqueline and Christian P. Erdman
Jac and Susan Kean
Dr. Daniel T. Mayeda and
Ms. Colleen Sotomura*
Cyrus and Jill Monroe*
Barryne Rosario ‘19
Earl and Sandi Stoner
Travis and Ali Thompson
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi and
Gene Awakuni*
Trustees’ Circle
Heritage Society
$10,000 or more
Kathrine and Emiliano Achaval
Jeremy and Michelle Baldwin
Dr. James and Susan Bendon
John ‘96 and Kristi Bendon
Zadoc and Hilary Brown Jr*
Barrett Burch
Betsy and Pard Erdman*
Sumner ‘83 and Angie Erdman*
Ann Freed ‘00
Joao and Patricia Gentil
Dan and Claudia Goodfellow*
Tamar and Steve Goodfellow*
Susan Root Graham
Jimmy and Honey Bun Haynes*
Mrs. Mary Rice King
Lorraine Okumura
Henry and Sandy Rice*
Seabury Hall Alumni Association*
Seabury Hall Parents Organization*
Pete and Judy Siracusa*
Lindy and Cherry Anne Sutherland
Robert and Carol Suzuki*
$2,500 to $4,999
Andrew Pells
Dan and Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow*
Alan Brown
David Brown
Zadoc ‘87 and Stephanie Brown, III
Anne S. Carter
Paul and Cordy MacLaughlin*
Maui Economic
Development Board
Katrina Niehaus ‘00
David Quisenberry ‘97
Michael Quisenberry ‘00
John and Gail Russell
Kent and Polli Smith Family Fund
Chris and Sherrie Stinger
R. Clay Sutherland*
Anne Young ‘75 Taylor*
The Boeing Company*
Patty Thibaut*
Icer S. Vaughan ‘93*
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker Jr*
Tom and Claudia Welch*
Headmaster’s Circle
$1,000 to $2,499
Eric and Tamara Barto
Michael Baskin ‘81
Barkley Bastian
Dan Bissler*
Moka Brown and Jamie Roth
Kathleen Buenger
Peter and
R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson*
Melvin Catugal
Zoe Chotzen-Tsuruda ‘12
Ted and Marilyn Cleghorn*
Pia Damon
Darren and Peige Egami
Thea Jensen-Engesser
Jean Fiddes ‘69
Patrick Foley
Karin Frost
Bryan and Cynthia Funai
Gary and Leslie Gangnath
Goldman Sachs
Chad S. Goodfellow ‘98
Jeffrey and
Deborah von Tempsky ‘73
Grundhauser*
Hawaii First Lego League
Dr. Heather Haynes ‘87*
Kimo ‘84 and Sheila Haynes*
Barry and May Hyman
John and Riuko Inge
Kahu Kawika and Ariane Jackson
Charlie Jencks and
Ilsa Mitchell Jencks
Bill and Riette Jenkins*
Lisa and Jim Judge*
Martin and Paula Lenny
Tom and Anne Leuteneker
Daniel and Nancy Lickle
Peter and Perrie Longhi
Salvatore Marino ‘03
Terry ‘69 and
Gill McBarnet and Family
Ryan McNally ‘86
Joseph, Maryanne, Joseph ‘19 and
Lauren ‘19 Mitchell
Graham Monroe ‘00
Lee Batman Monroe ‘97
Jack Naiditch
Christine Newport
Pat O’Brien
Richard and Doris Ouye
Ben and Jenifer Owens Jr
Wendy and Doug Peterson
Chuck Pezzillo and
Susannah Christy*
Virginia Morriss ‘67 Pressler
Chelsea Recchia-Goodfellow ‘03
Bob and Margo Rowland*
The Sandler Family
Joe and Cynthia Schmidt*
Robert Sendall
Stephen Smith
Lee and Terry Smith
Suck ‘Em Up Pumping
James Sumner
Kirk and Lori Tanaka
Troy Tanga and Kelley Kramers
Gregory and Catherine Thomas
Glenn and Alice Tremble
Paul and Molly Turner
Yvette van den lJssel and
Gerardo van der Ark
Nick Wagner and Ursula Platte
Dave and Natalie Walters
John J. and Donnette-Gene Wilson*
Patrick and Cynthia Wong
Glenn and Kyoko Yamasaki Kimura
Seabury Hall’s Annual Giving Report acknowledges
all gifts received between June 1, 2013 and May 31, 2014.
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for
ten years or more
I am not sure I would have achieved
what I have without the outstanding
education that I received here at Seabury.
ginny morriss ‘67 pressler
recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award
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Spartan Society
$500 to $999
Craig and Doreen Anderson
Gary and Debbie Arakaki
Lady Elizabeth Ashcombe
Dan Bardenhagen
William and Terry Blietz
Dustin Boone ‘91
Michael and Patricia Brown
Peter and Lisa Cabrinha
Richard ‘72 and Laurel Cameron
Eric Chang and Sharon Suzuki
Tim and Tracy Coppin
Brian and Laulani Hart ‘98 Cordero
Randall and Patti Endo
James and Deirdre Falconer
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Fitzpatrick
Craig and Johanna Furtado
John and Pamela Meyer ‘68
Gerstmayr*
Aaron ‘15 and Daniel ‘18 Graziano
Michele Milovina ‘90 Hakakha
Ross and Gayle Hart*
John Hart ‘10
Liz Hart ‘04
Roger and Paula Hegele
Clarice and Fritz Hill
Linda Hunter
Lono Hunter ‘91
Iinuma - Nakaaki ‘Ohana
Thomas and Amy Jenkins
Lorraine Johnson
Dan Bardenhagen
Alain and Aimee Bott ‘79 Joyaux
Charly Kleissner ‘75
Dan and Evelyn Lacanienta*
Stacy Lent ‘78 and John Degele
Terry and Dale Lingenfelder
Debra Ching ‘68 Maiava
Rick and Leanne Markham
Doug and Gale McNish*
Paul and Rosalyn Meyer*
Theodore Meyer
Clifford Moniz
The Reverend Austin Murray
Zelie Harders ‘76 Myers*
Elaine Nelson*
Shepherd ‘98 and Elena Nelson
Sarah Hunter ‘87 O’Brien
Kit Okazaki ‘91
OrthoHealing Center of Maui
Rodney and Dawn Perreira, Jr
Rodney and Cecelia Perreira Sr.
Eric and Willa Romanchak*
Kathy Ross
Carolyn M. Schaefer*
Gary and Evelyn Shiraki
Ronald Sieberg and
Karen Doucette Sieberg
Charles Soma
Leah Andrews ‘99 Stolley
Steve and Debi Sturdevant
Michael and Lisa Tateishi*
David Ward
The Weymouth Family
Janice and Chatt Wright
Matthew Yung ‘80
Belinda Yung-Rubke ‘76*
Blue & Red Club
$100 to $499
Anonymous (15)
Alex Abreu
Stephanie Ackerman ‘69
Warren and Emily Adelman
Ryan and Racquel Aikala
LaVelle F. Byers ‘70 Allen
Erik Anderson ‘94
Dr. Sheri and Christopher Armstrong
Pete and Mallory Haines ‘71
Armstrong*
Leslie Arnold ‘77
David Askov and
Maria Corrales-Askov
Nani Azman ‘91 and Stephen Fox
Ashley Baird ‘04
Keone ‘89 and Mariana Ball
Jacob and Maryann Barros Jr*
Carter Barto ‘04
Kelsea Tamara Barto ‘06
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen
Marina Batham
Dr. and Mrs. William ‘91 Battles
Glenn and Cindy Beadles
Eric and Mary Jean Bega
Paisly Bender ‘04
Howard and Michaelyn Benson
Mitch and Joan Berman*
Mark and Joyce Berry
Jeff and Leslie Bettendorf
Rebecca Bicker
Ian and Carleen Birnie
Blue Tropix Pool Service Inc.
Matt Boone, Ooy Boone and
Celia Boone ‘14
Sarah Bott ‘80 and
Kelly Ray Mulholland
Andrew and Yvette Bouthillier
Henry Brocklehurst and Lili Maltese
Aaron and Kaimanamalie Lee ‘03
Brummel
Andrew and Heidi Burger
Cathy M. Burkitt
Jefferson Burnett
Alan and Patricia Cadiz*
Susan and Dana Cagen
Richard and Fatima Cameron
Lisa Capp
Richard and Malinee Carosso
Robyn Ficke ‘81 Carvalho
The Rt. Rev. and
Mrs. Richard S.O. Chang
Art and Kirsten Chasen
Ruigao and Jiamin Chen
Peter Chin and Nicole Apoliona
Keith and Andrea Christie
Priscilla Christy
Shirley Chun-Ming and Ron Gess
Doug, Cindy and Andrew ‘11 Clark*
Justin Clark ‘01
Tony and Sena Clinton
Colleen Cluney
Thomas Cole
Courtney K. Cole ‘01
Steve and Melissa Otte ‘67 Colflesh*
Susan Conger
Leah and Mark Damon
Dawn Danley
Deanna Danley
Guy and U’ilani Danley
Daniel DeFoe ‘00
Robert H and Nancy Jaqua Dein*
Francis and Jane DeLara
John Dependahl*
Karen Derris ‘86
Erin and Sal Diaz
Waioni Dickison
John and Helaina DiMartino
The Doan Family
Paul and Kimberly Dobson
Rey and Angela Domingo
Andrew and Edith W. Don
Robert and
Allison Rawe ‘89 Dougherty
Kent Dowis ‘78
Jacky and Diane Dugied
Patricia Eason
Education Therapy
Ed and Alecia Elsasser
Marc ‘88 and Terry Raikes ‘88 Emde
Martin ‘83 and
Jennifer Cleghorn ‘83 Emde*
Mary Anna Enriquez
Wayne and Alene Farner
Dr. James Ferrier
Robin Ferrier
Bruce and Elizabeth Ficke
Will and Gina Flammer
Sean and Elly Foley
Marcie Frampton, Filiberto Colon ‘07,
Nicolas Colon ‘14*
Richie Franco
Julie Frazier & Annie Higley ‘99
Bruce and Dawn Freels
David and Andrea Futch
Drs. Daniel Garcia and Arleen
Ricalde-Garcia
Dominick and Lisa Gentile
Greg Getzan ‘75
Chris and Vicki Gilbert
Paul Gomez
George Grandy
Janet Grantham
The Granum Family
James and Mary Emily Greenwell
M. E. “Meg” Greenwell ‘68
Maui Girlz Shave Ice
Karl and Petra Grimm
Alan and Susan Grodzinsky
Jake Grodzinsky
J.B. Guard ‘90 and
Emalia Brown ‘89 Guard
Karen Hewitt ‘68 Guest
William and Karen Hanisch
Drs. Till and Sonya Hansen
Gordon Hardy
Gordon and Donna Hardy Sr.
John and Trez Harrisson
Kim Haueisen
Linda and Kenneth Hedden
Ruth G. Hegele
Allen and Susan Helschein
Rick and Kim Herrera
Alison and William Hess
Garret and Mary Hew*
Dotty and Karl Higa
Annie Higley ‘99
Alan and Roberta Hodara*
Jeffrey Grant and Mariya Hodge ‘96
Gus Hoeft
Taylor Hori ‘12
Ty and Jayne Hori
Peter and Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz
Lehn Huff and Les Skillings*
ING Financial Services Corporation
Tamatha Isitt
John Ivey ‘80
J. Richard and Rachael James
11
Gift Clubs
co n t i n u e d
I hope one day
I will be able to
help students
achieve their
goals just
as you have
helped me.
Jasmine Doan ‘15
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for
ten years or more
12
Blue & Red Club continued
Jeffery and Kelly James
Bill James ‘80
Alfred and Laura Janneck
Dr. Andrew and Nikki Janssen
Robert and Suzanne Jensen
Sean Robert Kekoa Jensen ‘12
David Kahoe ‘77
James and Angela Kai
Salvatore and Rosemarie Kalmeta
Stacey and Cindy Kaopuiki
Kathleen Whitfield ‘77 Karnell
John and Cheryl Kaupalolo III*
Kyle and Kim Kawakami
Chop and Annette Keenan
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89 Kellermyer
Monica Kelsey
Peter Kelsey*
Sydney and Barbara Kikuchi
Kelly and Michael Kim
Theo and Beth King
Bill and Peggy King*
Bill and Rachelle Kirton
Evelyn S. Kiyota
Paul and Elizabeth Koehler
Petar and Jamie Kovacic
T & K Koyanagi*
Gregg Kresge and Nicole Forelli
Todd and Kimberly Krost
Mitchell Krulewich
Alan Kuiper
Thomas and
Kristina Lyons ‘88 Lambert
Lawrence and Mary Lambert*
Vincent and Carla LaMonica
Bill and Brooke Colflesh ‘99 Levien
Brett and Shannon Lickle
Vinnie Linares
Linda J. Lindsay*
Dean and Yolanda Lingenfelder
Jaime and Dina Lobato*
Fred and Laurel Loesberg
Dr. Sergio Lugo and
Dr. Cora Tasaki-Lugo
Gregg and Marlene Lundberg
Leihua Lu’uwai
Paul and Mary Lu‘uwai
Robert K. Lu’uwai
Robert J. and Helen Lu’uwai
Mette Lyons*
Sam and Camille Lyons
Diane McClary ‘91 Main
John Malek and Lisa Mullen*
The Malott ‘Ohana*
Louis and Kathleen Martin
Derek, Lynn, Chase ‘12 &
Andie ‘14 Matayoshi
Myles Matsuda
Lia Matsunaga ‘13
Lyle and Cindy Matsunaga
The Matthews/Gordon Family
Dave Mattos
Mark Mayeda ‘03
Kevin and Eden McAfee
Alec ‘67 and Maren McBarnet*
Reef McCall ‘03
Erik and Jessica Guard ‘96 McLellan
Kay McLeod
Zachary McNish ‘95
Sharon S. McPhee
Mike and Kerrin Medrano
Ed and Judy Mee*
Rose Menish
Stephanie Metzler
Stephanie M. Michael ‘98
Kathy Middleton*
Joseph Miles
A. Ray and Mary Mitchell
Sarah Moen ‘90
Joel Moffett ‘84
Monsanto Fund
The Moon Family
Kelly Moore and Mon Suksamer
Ellyn and Chris Mortimer
Josephine Moyes and Michael
Gibbons
Craig and Jacqueline Mukai
Faye Murayama
Laura and Jim Murray
Mutzenberg Family
Leslie and Mary Myles
Sidney and Diane Nako
Kay Lani Naquin ‘74
Peter and Janet Naramore
Gus Neckelmann*
Mike and Mary Nees
Kaleo Neil ‘89
David and Brigitte Nelson
Michael and Konnie Newbro
Mark and Lorraine Nigbur
Elizabeth Young ‘73 Norcross
Blair Norris ‘83
Philip Norris
Ashley Colflesh ‘97 Oakley
Dennis and Robin O’Donnell
Dexter and Glynis Okamura
Darren ‘00 and Wendy Okimoto
Dennis and Darlene Okimoto
George and Melissa Olivit
Wayde and Priscilla Omura
Donna Oomrigar
Howard and Sun Cha Orite
Kevin and Christine Ozee
Tim Pagan and Sandy Szymanski
Doug and Lisa Paulson
Nick Pechin ‘74
Peter and Susie Peck
Jacqueline Peterka and Yod Neal
Lawrence and Rachel Ball ‘84 Phillips
William and Ticiane Phillips
David and Becky Pietsch Jr
Matt and Michelle Pietsch*
Eric and Joleen Pilotin
Courtney Dahms ‘85 Pine
Aaron Placourakis
Connie Pluchos
John and Flo Plunkett*
David J. Porteus
John and Linda Powley
Martin and Ann Prouty
Rigo Quiros
Jim and Pam Ratay
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rawe
Philip Toril McLoughlin ‘80 Raymond
David Richardson
Katherine Goodale ‘69 Richardson
Hans Riecke
Rosemary S. Robbins, M Ed
Muriel R. Roberts
Gerry and Shanna Hestand ‘90
Robidoux
Christopher and Yvette Robinson
Nancy and Ray Rogers*
Alika ‘92 and Dorien Rawe ‘91
Romanchak
Venus Rosete-Medeiros and Justin
Medeiros
Ken Rothman
Brian and Katherine Rothstein
Joel and Barbara Rudow*
Ohia Hall ‘19
Tracey Santos ‘09
Kanani Santos ‘10
Anthony Sayles ‘03
Keoki ‘77 and Toni Worst ‘77
Schattauer
Nielson W. Schulenburg ‘84*
Kevin and Renee Segundo
Ari Shapiro
Jennifer Sheehan
Robert and Penny Shimada
George and Annette Shipman
Patrick Shipman and
Nicole Timon Shipman
Patricia Shoemaker
Klaus and Michele Simmer*
Mark Simon
Patrick and Jody Murata ‘82 Singsank
Istvan Siposs and Aniko Hager
Chris and Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith
Rosemary Lau ‘70 Smythe
Norman, Sonia, Jade ‘04, Erik ‘08 and
Conner ‘11 Snow*
Yasuo and Fumiko Sorayama
Russell and Kerri Sparks
Becky Lavilla ‘98 Sparling
Jordan Stark ‘89
Brook Starr ‘91
Barbara Stehouwer*
Karen N. Stephens
Laura and Tracy Stice
Britt ‘78 and Susan Stisher
Ethelyn and Jackson Stisher*
Lindsey and Michele Stisher
Michael and Kelly Stone
Maxine Sturgeon
Melissa Suarez
Doug and Candace Sugidono*
Kim, Raymond, Mikhaila ‘18 and
Patricia ‘18 Sung
Howard and Bernie Sylva
Hervey and Marlene Takatani
Ty and Sheri Takeno
David and Karen Temple
Faith N. Tengan
Myrtle K. Tengan
Noel and Maria Termulo
Shaun Thayer ‘96, CPA
The White Flower LLC
Chris ‘01 and Amber Ladera ‘02
Thibaut
The Thomas Family
John Thomas (JT)
Jane Thompson
Buck and Judy Thomson
Trent and Shelly Timmons
Jon and Lydia Toda*
Katherine Toda*
Akihiro and Ayako Tsutsui
Turbeville ‘Ohana
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tyau*
Michael and Juli Umetsu
Todd Van Amburgh*
Paul Van Zwalenburg ‘77 and
Marnie Foust
Verizon Foundation
Jody L. and Derrick J. Vinoray
Andrew Von Sonn
Ellen Loucks and Walter Vorfeld*
Wilma B. Vorfeld*
Steve and Jennifer Vurno
Caroline Walker
Jackson Walker
The Mark Walker Family*
William and Sarah Wall
Julie Wallace
Gillan Hestand ‘87 Wang
Cynthia Warner
Sandy and Sally Warrick
Linda and Eugene Wasson
Tsunehisa Watanabe and Priscilla
Carmichael
Lance and Stephanie Weisel
David and Janice Welsh
Ryan and Melanie Wendt
Dylan West-Von Sonn ‘14
Paul Wienert ‘92
Sean Wilson ‘86*
Winham ‘Ohana*
Jennifer Bruce ‘77 Winston
Shaun and Annett Wright
Daryl and Joyce Yamada
Danny and Ellen Yamamura
Neal Yamamura ‘95
Richard and Elaine Yamasaki
Neil and Charlene Yashiro*
Oren Yasutomi
Homer Yung ‘78
Seabury Hall welcomes and encourages
any corrections to the report.
Please contact the Development Office
at 808-442-6112 or
email [email protected].
Friends of Seabury
Under $100
Anonymous(21)
Abellanida ‘Ohana
Marvin and Susan Abraham
Henry and Ortaeine Acidera
Marty and Helida Adler
Leslie and Christopher Agorastos
Leimomi Ah Sing
Ladd Akeo
Althea Alabab
George and Janet Allan
Dean S. Arashiro, D.D.S.
Lauren Armstrong ‘03
Casey Asato and Mariángela Asato
Michelle Thiessen ‘74 Aschwald
Stacia and Deren Ash
Richard Bailey
Jim and Jean Barnett
Lou and Catherine Bellafiore
Chloe Bender ‘08
Gary Bender and Kimi Hannah
Marianne Berek
Alan Birnie and Katie Schulenberg
Emily Blaser ‘04
The Barbier Family
Emily O’Neil Bott
Andrew and Arine Bulkley*
Michael and Holly Callinan
Monty Carpenter
Amelia Rowland ‘97 and
Erin Cox Carr
Linda Cincotta
Chesa Cipro ‘99
Donna and Terrence Clayton
Michelle Colte
Karen Cooper
Lana Coryell ‘04
Cameron and Samantha Craig
Melissa and Charles Cramer
Julia Cummings ‘94
Nick and Kathy Law ‘69 Czar*
Deborah Davis*
Emily Davis
Forrest Dein ‘10
Quincy Dein ‘07
Jennifer Deleon
Elizabeth Elston
Laura Ezzy
Diane and Shawn Fell
Eric and Sandra Ferrer
Glen and Yvonne Fickbohm
Robb and Nora Finberg
John Fitzpatrick
Jim Fleming*
Jon and Ling Fong
Foodland Give Aloha
Dale and Anne-Marie Bates ‘94
Forsythe
Bill ‘87 and Karen Frampton
Barbara and Joe Giasone
Mark and Ayame Givensel
Shelly Glass
Dru Glass Gracia ‘07
Kimberley Haines ‘68
Stephen Haines*
Tony Haleakala*
Harmony Hallas
Marny Hall-Moriyasu and
Jim Moriyasu
The Reverend Maeva Harris-Bayfield
Duane and Agnes Hayashi
Sue Haylor
Bob and Ross Henderson
Joseph Higgins
Frederick and Brie Hill
Michelle Hodara ‘99
Rory Hunter
William Hurd and Nancy LaJoy
Spencer Hyde ‘11
Lee Imada
Mallory James ‘04
Paul and Tita Johnson*
Christian and Marilyn Jorgensen
Francis and Jessica Schmidt ‘99
Kaho’ohanohano
Makala Kaupalolo ‘08
Teri Kawaguchi
Jennifer and Robin ‘98 Kean
Marsha Kelly*
Kalia Dodge ‘90 Kelmenson
Keyser Family
Galen and Rie Kiyota
Neal and Janie Kunin
Gladys Lacanienta ‘93
Daniel Lane and
Sachi Yamamoto-Lane
Carter Latendresse and
Aloysha Ricards
Nanette Le ‘06
Jason Lee
Chris and Winter Leuteneker
Summer Lewis
The Leworthy Family
Denise Lionetti*
Bradley Liu ‘02
Derrick and Christine Lopez
Richard Lee Lopez
Max and Tracey Ludwig
Sierra Ludwig ‘13
Stephen Luksic
Richard and Gayle Martelles*
Nellie Martin
Halley Maza ‘05
Eddie McBarnet ‘00
Lenda McGehee*
Mino McLean ‘93
Jody Medeiros*
Nina Mehring
Angelica Jade Melone ‘14
Todd Melton
Hana Michaelis ‘03 Schwaba
Michael and Diane Michaelis
Cesar Miro-Quesada ‘11
Lindsey and Matt Mitchell
Dan and Katie Molin
Tyler Morrison ‘84 and Rachel
Altmann
Mark and Sheryl Mrantz
The Mulligan ‘‘Ohana
Devaki Murch ‘92
Kelsey Naruse ‘06
Lauren Naruse ‘11
Wayne and Joyce Naruse
Rachel Nguyen ‘14
Peter Niess ‘98
Daron and Dawn Nishimoto
Raf Oania ‘05
Kimo Ohta ‘96
Pali Kai, Inc.
Thomas and Crystal Papritz
Hilary Parker
Jennifer Phelps
Brent Pickering and Sally Dominick
Susan Pirsch*
Scott Prather
Leslie Wilkins and Richard Priest
Christina Ramos
Trudy Rankin
Marc and Chantal Ratte
Ethan ‘94 and Wendy Romanchak
George Salamack
Wendy Webber ‘80 Scheid
Kevin and Virginia Pyle ‘96 See
Sally and David Johnston
Les and Tara Shaw
Ray and Shadan Shirkhodai*
Fred and Peggy Silverman*
Peter Slate
Brian Smith and Kelly Heiman
Christine Smith
Conner Snow ‘11
Erik Snow ‘08
Jade Snow ‘04
Kiki and Penny Spangler*
Wailana Spangler ‘09
Regina Splees
Craig Steinshouer
Chris Sugidono ‘08
Earl and Quinnie Tanaka
Jeff and Tara Tarpey
Sherry Tavares*
Dennis Terracina and
Donelle Williams
Andrea Thayer ‘08
Tracy Thomas
John and Kau’i Tolentino
Stacy and Louise Tome
Kristin A. Tracy
Joe Tsujimoto
Alecia Tumpap ‘09
Nina Valley*
Amanda Van Scoy ‘08
Robert and René Vorfeld
Ryan and Stephanie Nelson ‘04 Walsh
Ben and Hiro Ward
David A. Ward
Puck and Lois Waterhouse
Bob Wesson
Kelly Bass and Michael D. Wilson
Jerry and Carolyn Wright
Brian and Sharon Yamada*
MacKenzie Yamamoto-Lane ‘11
Stacey Yamashita
I’m so thankful
for my amazing
teachers…
who have
inspired me
to take on
leadership
roles.
Rika inaba ‘15
13
Gift Lists
Alumni
Class of 1967
R. Lee Kajiyama Carson*
Melissa Otte Colflesh*
Alec McBarnet*
Virginia Morriss Pressler
Class of 1968
Pamela Meyer Gerstmayr*
M. E. “Meg” Greenwell
Karen Hewitt Guest
Kimberley Haines
Debra Ching Maiava
Class of 1969
Stephanie Ackerman
Kathy Law Czar*
Jean Fiddes
Terry McBarnet
Katherine Goodale
Richardson
I am so blessed
to be a part
of such an
innovative,
expanding,
charismatic
school.
Jessie Haylor ‘15
Class of 1970
LaVelle Byers Allen
Rosemary Lau Smythe
Class of 1971
Mallory Haines Armstrong*
Class of 1972
Class of 1976
Class of 1985
Zelie Harders Myers*
Belinda Yung-Rubke*
Courtney Dahms Pine
Class of 1977
Karen Derris
Ryan McNally
Sean Wilson*
Leslie Arnold
David Kahoe
Kathleen Whitfield Karnell
Toni Worst Schattauer
Keoki Schattauer
Paul Van Zwalenburg
Jennifer Bruce Winston
Class of 1978
Kent Dowis
Stacy Lent
Britt Stisher
Homer Yung
Class of 1979
Aimee Bott Joyaux
Class of 1980
Sarah Bott
John Ivey
Bill James
Toril McLoughlin Raymond
Wendy Webber Scheid
Matthew Yung
Class of 1981
Richard Cameron
Michael Baskin
Robyn Ficke Carvalho
Class of 1973
Class of 1982
Debbie von Tempsky
Grundhauser*
Elizabeth Young Norcross
Class of 1974
Michelle Thiessen Aschwald
Kay Lani Naquin
Nick Pechin
Class of 1975
Greg Getzan
Charly Kleissner
Anne Young Taylor*
Jody Murata Singsank
Class of 1983
Jennifer Cleghorn Emde*
Martin Emde*
Sumner Erdman*
Blair Norris
Class of 1984
Kimo Haynes*
Joel Moffett
Tyler Morrison
Rachel Ball Phillips
Nielson W. Schulenburg*
Class of 1986
Class of 1987
Heidi Riecke Bigelow*
Zadoc W. Brown III
Bill Frampton
Heather Haynes*
Sarah Hunter O’Brien
Gillan Hestand Wang
Class of 1988
Terry Raikes Emde
Marc Emde
Liana Mancini Horovitz
Janine Kunin
Kristina Lyons Lambert
Anonymous
Class of 1989
Keone Ball
Emalia Brown
Allison Rawe Dougherty
Fyfe McLean Kellermyer
Kaleo Neil
Jordan Stark
Class of 1995
Class of 2004
Zachary McNish
Neal Yamamura
Ashley Baird
Carter Barto
Paisly Bender
Emily Turnbull
Lana Coryell
Liz Hart
Mallory James
Jade Snow
Stephanie Nelson Walsh
Class of 1996
John Bendon
Mariya Hodge
Jessica Guard McLellan
Kimo Ohta
Virginia Pyle See
Shaun Thayer
Class of 1997
Amelia Rowland Carr
Jonathan Keyser
Lee Monroe
Ashley Colflesh Oakley
David Quisenberry
Class of 2005
Halley Allison Maza
Raf Oania
Class of 2006
Kelsea Tamara Barto
Nanette Le
Class of 1998
Class of 2007
Quincy Dein
Dru Glass Gracia
J.B. Guard
Michele Milovina Hakakha
Kalia Dodge Kelmenson
Sarah Moen
Shanna Hestand Robidoux
Laulani Hart Cordero
Chad Goodfellow
Robin Kean
Stephanie M. Michael
Shepherd Nelson
Peter Niess
Becky Lavilla Sparling
Class of 1991
Class of 1999
Class of 1990
Nani Azman
William Battles
Dustin Boone
Lono Hunter
Diane McClary Main
Kit Okazaki
Dorien Rawe Romanchak
Brook Starr
Chesa Cipro
Annie Higley
Michelle Hodara
Jessica Schmidt
Kaho‘ohanohano
Brooke Colflesh Levien
Leah Andrews Stolley
Class of 1992
Daniel DeFoe
Ann Bendon Freed
Eddie McBarnet
Graham Monroe
Katrina Niehaus
Darren Okimoto
Michael Quisenberry
Devaki Murch
Alika Romanchak
Sara DePalma Smith
Paul D. Wienert
Class of 1993
Gladys Lacanienta Saenz
Mino McLean
Icer S. Vaughan*
Class of 1994
Erik Anderson
Julia Cummings
Anne-Marie Bates Forsythe
Ethan Romanchak
Class of 2000
Class of 2001
Justin Clark
Courtney K. Cole
Chris Thibaut
Class of 2008
Chloe Bender
Makala Kaupalolo
Erik Snow
Chris Sugidono
Andrea Thayer
Amanda Van Scoy
Class of 2009
Kelsey Naruse
Wailana Spangler
Alecia Tumpap
Class of 2010
Forrest Dein
John Hart
Class of 2011
Spencer Hyde
Cesar Miro-Quesada
Lauren Naruse
Conner Snow
MacKenzie Yamamoto-Lane
Class of 2012
Zoe Chotzen-Tsuruda
Taylor Hori
Sean Jensen
Class of 2002
Class of 2013
Bradley Liu
Amber Ladera Thibaut
Sierra Ludwig
Lia Matsunaga
Class of 2003
Lauren Armstrong
Holly Barto Hansen
Kaimanamalie Lee Brummel
Salvatore Marino
Mark Mayeda
Dylan McCall
Hana Michaelis Schwaba
Chelsea Recchia-Goodfellow
Anthony Sayles
2013 Golf
Tournament
Sponsors
Altman Family
Anheuser-Busch Monster
Energy
Arita·Poulson
BG Incorporated
Dustin Boone ‘91
Zadoc Brown Jr
Sumner Erdman ‘83
FIM Group Hawaii
Finishing Touch Roofing
First Hawaiian Bank
Frampton & Ward LLC
Goodfellow Bros, Inc.
Jimmy Haynes
HFM Food Service
Island Sotheby’s
International Realty
Bill Jenkins, John H. Connor
Insurance
Thomas and Amy Jenkins
Kent & Polli Smith Family
Fund
Maui Clothing Co., Inc.
Maui Oil Company, Inc.
Maui Petroleum, Inc.
Maui Soda & Ice Works, Ltd.
Maui’s Winery
Mercedes-Benz of Maui
Monkeypod Kitchen by
Merriman
Olowalu Elua Associates, LLC
Kit Okazaki ‘91,
State Farm Insurance
Ono Gelato
OrthoHealing Center of Maui
Paia Inn Hotel
Pali Kai, Inc.
Piiholo Ranch
R. Clay Sutherland,
Attorney-at-Law
Henry Rice
Robinson Construction Co.
Robert E. and Bobby ‘87
Rowland
S & F Land Company, Inc.
Servco Lexus Maui
Tracy Stice
Britt Stisher ‘78
T S Restaurants, Inc.
Walker Industries, Ltd.
Windermere Valley Isle
Properties
Young Brothers, Limited
Businesses
A Dream Wedding:
Maui Style
Ace Printing Co.*
Akina Enterprises
Alexander & Baldwin
Anheuser-Busch Sales of
Hawaii
Arita·Poulson General
Contracting
BG Incorporated
Blue Tropix Pool Service
Catering Creations by Vasi
Conex Hawaii
Connec
Dean S. Arashiro, DDS, MS
Education Therapy
Electronic Scrip
Incorporated
FIM Group Hawaii
Financial & Investment
Management Group
Finishing Touch Roofing
Fireman’s Fund Insurance
Company
First Hawaiian Bank
Foodland Give Aloha
Foodland Super Market
Frampton & Ward
Goldman Sachs
Goodfellow Bros
Granum Family
Haleakala Ranch Company
Hawaii First Lego League
HFM Food Service
ING Financial Services
Corporation
Island Sotheby’s
International Realty
Koamea
Lee Lopez, Inc.,
DBA Hana Aloha Hale
Maui Clothing Co.
Maui Interscholastic League
Maui Oil Company
Maui Petroleum*
Maui Rents
Maui Soda & Ice Works
Maui’s Winery
Mercedes-Benz of Maui
Monkeypod Kitchen by
Merriman
Monsanto Fund
Monster Energy Company
NBI Charts, LLC dba:
breakoutwatch.com
Olowalu Elua Associates
Ono Gelato
OrthoHealing Center of
Maui
Pacific Painting and
Refinishing
Paia Inn Hotel
Pali Kai
Penntex Contractors
Piiholo Ranch
Richard A. Priest Jr.,
Attorney At Law
Robinson Construction Co.
S & F Land Company
Servco Lexus Maui
Snow Country Lodging
State Farm Insurance
Agency of Kit K. Okazaki
T S Restaurants
The Boeing Company*
The White Flower
Verizon Foundation
VIP Foodservice
Walker Industries
Windermere Valley Isle
Properties
Young Brothers
Foundations
Anonymous
Bank of Hawaii Foundation
Administration
Bendon Family Foundation
Bikes Aren’t Bad Foundation
Burch Family Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Hawaiian Bank
Foundation
Hawaii Alliance for Arts
Education
Hawaii Community
Foundation
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Charitable Foundation
Kent & Polli Smith Family
Fund
KL Felicitas Foundation
Makana Aloha Foundation
Meek Foundation
Ruth and Louis Baker Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
The Gangnath Family
Charitable Fund
The Manawai Trust
The O. L. Moore Foundation*
The Red Cabin Foundation
The Riverbend Foundation
The Roy H. and Lorraine M.
Okumura Foundation
The T. Rowe Price Program
for Charitable Giving
Yokouchi Foundation
Zadoc W. and Lawrence N.
Brown Foundation
In Memory Of
In Honor Of
Allison Powell ‘00
John Bendon ‘96
Daniel DeFoe ‘00
Bruce Wilson ‘85
Anne Bendon ‘00
John J. and
Donnette-Gene Wilson
Sean Wilson ‘86
Mr. and Mrs.
Zadoc Brown, Sr.
Christine Drabble ‘89
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89
Kellermyer
Dorothy Hughes
Rey and Angela Domingo
Emalia Alexandra
Brown ‘89 Guard
Craig and Doreen Anderson
Cynthia and Terry
Quisenberry
C. Pard & Betsy
Erdman
R.B. Davenport IV
Jasmine O’Brien ‘19
Anonymous
Mrs. Virginia Lowrey Brown
Zadoc and Hilary Brown Jr.
Betsy and Pard Erdman
Laura and Jim Murray
George Pluchos
Connie Pluchos
Grace DePonte
Donna Oomrigar
Anonymous
Helen Snooker
Hamilton
Icer S. Vaughan ‘93
Jai Roberts ‘84
Williams
Muriel R. Roberts
Kate Jefferson ‘79
Elizabeth Elston
Nona Rosete
Venus Rosete-Medeiros
Justin Medeiros
Rob Thibaut
The Moon Family
15
The 40th Annual Craft Fair
Under the leadership of Sue Haylor
and Erin Diaz, the 41st Annual Craft
Fair was a huge success raising
$150,000 for financial. Many thanks
to the 1,500 volunteers including
students, faculty, alumni and parent
for their hours of work. Our gratitude
extends to the local companies for
their generosity and our 5,000 visitors
who enjoyed our event.
Anonymous(3)
A Piece of Maui
Ace Printing Co.
Kathrine and Emiliano
Achaval
Henry and Ortaeine
Acidera
Adventure Sports Maui
Akina Enterprises LLC
Alan Wong’s Amasia
Ali’I Kula Lavender
Aloha Botanicals Maui
Aloha Maui Aprons
Aloha Shell
Aloha Volleyball Club
Aloha Wizard’s Wands &
Canes LLC
Sabrina Altman ‘14
Amigo’s
Gary and Debbie Arakaki
Mayor Alan M. Arakawa
and Mrs. Ann Arakawa
Arco Iris Designs
Art by Suzuki
Atlantis Submarine
ATMs Hawaii
Auli’i Style Maui
Bag of Joy, Finding Joy in
Recycling
Ba-Le Sandwiches
Banana Wind
Banyan Tree House
Napua Barrows
Glenn and Cindy Beadles
Joyce Berry
Bev Gannon Restaurants
Bhakti Rocks
Alan Birnie and Katie
Schulenberg
Bishop Museum
Blue Ginger
Blue Hawaiian
Helicopters
Bob’s Maui Dive Shop
Alii Nui
Boss Frog’s Dive Shop
Bounty Music
Branch-Out Tree Service
Henry Brocklehurst and
Lilikoi Maltese
Molly Brooke
Brown - Kobayashi, LLC
By the Bay
C Moore Glass
Alan and Patricia Cadiz
Café Ole Restaurants
California Surf Museum
Richard ‘72 and Laurel
Cameron
Captain Jack’s Island Grill
Captivating Journeys
Anne S. Carter
Melvin Catugal
CDSO Designs
The Cella ‘Ohana
China Bowl Asian Cuisine
Chris Curtis Landscapes
Cici Maui Designs
CJ’s Deli & Diner
Claire’s Handwoven
Creations
John Clark
Ted and Marilyn
Cleghorn
Sena Clinton
Collections Maui, Inc.
Computer Geek of Maui
Cool Cat Cafe
Costco
Country Cuts & Color
County of Maui, Dept. of
Fire & Public Safety
CraeVita Designs
Creations By Naomi
Da Kine Hawaii
Dean S. Arashiro, DDS,
MS, Ltd
Erin and Sal Diaz
Waioni Dickison
Paul and Kimberly
Dobson
Doris Duke Foundation
for Islamic Art
Dr Nat & Rio Ritmo
Duke’s Malibu
Duo’s at Four Seasons
Darren and Peige Egami
Linda Eger
Angie Erdman
Sumner ‘83 and
Angie Erdman
Eve Black Hawaii, Inc.
Evonuk Farms
Expeditions
Fabiani’s
Fairmont Kealani
Farmer Dave’s Citrus
Robin Ferrier
Flatbread Company
Four Seasons Resort
Maui at Wailea
Arthur Froe
Gabrielle Galler-Rimm
and Michael Rimm
Gecko Trading Co.
Boutique
Joao and Patricia Gentil
Glorious Oceanic
Creations
Goody’s
Grand Wailea Resort
Hotel & Spa
Grandma’s Coffee House
Cristina and John
Graziano
Deborah von Tempsky
‘73 and Jeffrey
Grundhauser
Haiku Grocery
Virgie Haines
Haleakala Hair Lounge
Haleakala Ranch
Company
Hali’imaile Pineapple
Company, Ltd.
Hana Steel LLC
Hard Rock Cafe Maui
Harmer Communications
The Harrelsons
John Harrisson, Author
Hawaii Taro Company
Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Island
Creations
Hawaiian Island
Surf & Sport
Hawaiian Moons
Natural Foods
Hawaiian Style
Volleyball Club
Healing Amulets
Rick and Kim Herrera
HFM Food Service
Hi-Tech Surf Sports
Holomua Volleyball Club
Homemaid Bakery
Horses R Us
Hotel Wailea
HSK Creations
HUE Interior Design and
Home Furnishings
Randy Hufford Art
Hui No’eau Visual Arts
Center
Hyatt Regency Maui
Resort & Spa
I Want Candy
Indich Collection
Riuko Inge
International House of
Pancakes
Island Biker
Island Home Accents Keokea
Island Kiwi
JB Creations
Jeanne The Bread Lady
Amy Jenkins
The Jensen Family, Bob,
Suzanne & Sean ‘12
Jim Sanders Realty Inc.
Jimmy Mac &
The Kool Kats
JMD Watercolor
Joan Selix Berman
Design
Joe’s Kula Auto at The
Historic Calasa Garage
John Henry Photography
Ka’anapali Beach Hotel
Kahanu Aina Organic
Sprouts
Kahele Maui
Kahoma Land LLC
Kahului Florist
Kaonoulu Ranch
Stacey and Cindy
Kaopuiki
Kazuma Surfboards
Jim Kempton
Ken Su Precious Jewelry
Kimo’s Furniture Maui
Kobe Japanese
Steakhouse
Kathy Kohner Zuckerman
Krank Cycles
Kula Country Farms
Kula & Haiku True Value
Kumu Farm Team
Healing Catalyst
Denise LaBarre
Lahaina Grill
Lahaina Myth & Magic
Theatre, LLC
Lanakila Volleyball
Academy
Dr. Daniel Lane and Mrs.
Sachi Yamamoto-Lane
Diane Lapp
Lappert’s Hawaii
Yonhee LaVoie
Lei Floor and Window
Coverings, Inc.
Letarte
Taylor Leworthy ‘14
Lifestyle Maui Furniture
Linda Taylor Engineering
Longhi’s Restaurant
Lucia Lorenzo
Lori’s Creation
Lotus Acupuncture
Max and Tracey Ludwig
Dr. Sergio Lugo and
Dr. Cora Tasaki-Lugo
MacNet Computer
Center
Makawao Hair Saloon
Makawao Steak House
Mala
Michael and Jane
Maloney
Mama’s Fish House
Mana Foods
Marco’s Grill & Deli
Marsi’s Massage
Marty Dread
Derek and Lynn
Matayoshi
Maui’s Favorite Springtime Event!
ahalo
to all for
making the
Craft Fair
another
huge
success!
Matson Navigation
Company
Matsumoto Studio
Maui Arts & Cultural
Center
Maui Bees
Maui Chemical & Paper
Products, Inc.
Maui Classic Charters, Inc.
Maui Coffee Roasters
Maui Country Club, Ltd
Maui Custom Cuisine LLC
Maui Cyclery
Maui Disposal Inc.
Maui Divers Jewelry
Maui Eko Systems Inc.
Maui Excellent, LLC
Maui Family Chiropractic
Maui Family YMCA
Maui Farmers’
Cooperative Exchange
Maui Fine Art
Maui Fire Control, Inc.
Maui Fruit Jewels
Maui Jim Sunglasses
Maui Ki-Aikido
Maui Linen Supply
Maui Moa
Maui Ocean Center
Maui Oil Change &
Tune-Up
Maui Oma Coffee
Roasting Co.
Maui Petroleum, Inc.
Maui Potpourri
Maui Printing Company
Maui Rents, Inc.
Maui Soda & Ice Works
Maui Succulent Designs
Maui Tropix
Maui Underground
Maui’s Winery
Mauka Physical Therapy
Kevin and Eden McAfee
Gill McBarnet
McDonald’s of Maui
Meadow Gold Dairy
Menehune Water Co.
Debra and Jeff Merle
Rosalyn Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Milagros Food Co.
Miyake Concrete
Accessories, Inc.
Kelly Moore
Morihara Store
Craig and Jacqueline
Mukai
Lisa Mullen and
John Malek
Murata Designs
Murata Leis
Na Hoaloha Ekolu
Nagamine Photo Studio
Naish International Naish Hawaii. LTD
Naish Maui Pro Center
Nalu Kai Lodge
Nalu Koa Corporation
Napili Kai Beach Resort
Napili Surf Beach Resort
Peter and Janet
Naramore
Native Armor Clothing
Mary Nees
David and Brigitte Nelson
Obenauf Law Group
Jasmine O’Brien ‘19
Ohana-Hale
Acupuncture, Inc.
Ole Surfboards
OM Maui - Yoga - Fitness
- Personal Training Activewear
‘Ono Nuts
Ono Organic Farms
Otaheite Hawaii
Out of the Blue LLC
Outdoor Living
Outrigger Pizza
Pacific Millwork
Pacific Produce
Pacific Whale Foundation
Paia Inn Hotel
Paradise Now
Paragon Sailing Charters
Maui
Penne Pasta
Perfection
Personal
Transformational
Coach
Piiholo Ranch Adventures
Pinata’s
Pizza Fresh
Pizza Paradiso Mediterranean Grill
Plant Works
Ursula and Nick Platte
Pooch Fit, LLC
Leslie Wilkins and Richard
Priest
Proflyght Paragliding
Pukalani Chiropractic
Pukalani Fitness LLC dba: Anytime Fitness
Pukalani Plant Co.
Pukalani Superette
Pure Health Dentistry,
Barkley Bastian, D.D.S.
PWC Hawaii Corporation
(The people who
clean)
Quatros Restaurant
Lana Queddeng
Queen Bee Productions
Quinnie’s
Rainbow Jo’s
Rainbow Rentals
Marc and Chantal Ratte
Resort Management
Group
S e a b u r y H a ll
Pa r e n t
O r g a n i z at i o n
board
2013-2014
Mark Givensel
President
Joleen Pilotin
Arleen Ricalde-Garcia
Dawna Richmond
Riecke Nursery
Rimfire Imports
Rock & Vibe Jewelry - Art
Rock’n Chair Ding Repair
Rosario Family
Round Table Pizza
Roy’s Ka’anapali
Rue Belle Designs
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
Sabrina Futch and Hot
Spaghetti
Safeway Maui Lani
Sailboards Maui
Sailing Windward Farm
Shirley Saito
Salty Kisses and
Sandy Toes
Sand & Sea
Sandal Tree Ltd.
Sangrita Grill & Cantina
Brandon Sato
Michelle Sayegh
Julie Schonberg
Seabury Hall
Hawaiian Club
Second Wind Sail Surf
& Kite
Serpico’s Pizza
Service Rentals &
Supplies, Inc.
John Severson
Sheraton Waikiki
Uma Silbey
Silk Harmony by BZS
Simmer Hawaii
Pat and Cris Simmons
Lucia Simon ‘14
Christine Smith
Snorkel Bob’s
Ayurvedic Yoga Massage
Stacey Lee Designs
Karen Stephens
Tracy and Laura Stice
Britton ‘78 and Susan
Stisher
Stopwatch Bar & Grill
Sun-Dora
Kim Sung
Sunset Surf Sales
Surfboardbook.com
Surfing Goat Dairy
Surfing Heritage &
Culture Center
Robert and Carol Suzuki
Ms. Gail Swanson
Kirk and Lori Tanaka
Joe Teipel Real Estate
Auctions Hawaii
Faith N. Tengan
Ray Terada
The Academy of the
Holy Cross
The Curtis Wilson Cost
Gallery
The Foam Company
The Mad Hatter of Maui
The Maui News
The Mind’s Eye Interiors
The Pet Shop
The Plantation Inn
The Surfer’s Journal
The Tapley Collection
The Westin Ka’anapali
Ocean Resort Villas
Three’s Bar and Grill
Tiffany’s Bar & Grill
Shelly Timmons
Treehouse Designs
Alice Tremble
Tri Isle Inc.
Tri Star Landscape
Services
Trilogy Excursions
‘Ulalena at Maui Theatre
Upcountry Elite
Basketball Club
Valdez Farms
Vasi’s Gourmet Catering
Viaggio
VIP Food Service
Wailea Beach Marriott
Resort & Spa
Wailea Golf Club
Wailea Massage & Body
Care
The Walker Family
Warren & Annabelle’s
Magic
Watanabe Vegetable
Processing, Inc.
Wei Wei BBQ
Westin Maui Resort
Nancy Wetter
Dr. Donelle Williams
Sue Wilson
Astronomer to the Maui
Film Festival
XCEL International
Dr. Daryl and Mrs. Joyce
Yamada
Glenn and Kyoko
Yamasaki Kimura
Vice President
Galen Kiyota
Pa s t p r e s i d e n t
Faye Murayama
Treasurer
Marina Batham
S e c r e ta r y
DIRE C TORS
Keith Christie
Dyvette Fong
Bill Frampton
Gary Gangnath
Monica Kelsey
Ellyn Mortimer
Raymond Sung
Joseph J. Schmidt
headmaster
Stephanie
Nelson’04 Walsh
fa c u lt y r e p
Gayle Hart
ASSO C IATE
Direc tor of
A dvancement &
Pa r e n t R e l at i o n s
Maunalei Notes
Ginny Morriss ’67 Pressler
Distinguished Alumni
Award
Upon receiving the
Distinguished Alumni
Award, Ginny said, “I
don’t know that I am
any more deserving
of this award than
any of the rest of you. Ginny Morriss 1967
We all have different
accomplishments. I am willing to accept
this recognition in honor of my late parents
who understood the importance of a
good education, and in honor of Charlotte
and Roger Melrose who achieved the
impossible in getting this school together
so successfully. I am not sure I would
have achieved what I have without the
outstanding education that I received here
at Seabury.”
Ginny is currently the Executive
Vice President of Strategic Business
Development for Hawaii Pacific Health.
She is at the forefront of the fight to
improve the quality of care and to confront
the challenges of what she views as a
“health care system fragmented and
inefficient and driven by a perverse
payment mechanism
that rewards volume
over value and quality.”
Ginny receiving
Seabury Hall’s
“Distinguished Alumni”
award during a
presentation in the
Cooper House Courtyard
during the
50th Anniversary
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1967 • “Wendy Baldwin [email protected]
Lee Kajiyama Carson shared how fun it was for
her to see everyone at Seabury’s 50th anniversary! “The week was amazing, wonderful, fun and
educational. I am definitely going to be there
for our 50th class reunion in three years. Let’s all
plan to go and get a really big house together!”
Lee has been retired from Bank of Hawaii now
for 11 years, and she and husband Peter have
done a lot of traveling, volunteering, and spending time at their townhouse in Phoenix, AZ,
where they helped care for twin granddaughters
who were born prematurely in 2008 with major
health
issues.
“They
are
doing
very
well
now
and
love coming to Hawaii. We celebrated the birth
of our newest granddaughter in April. I am a
cancer survivor and feel blessed to experience
every single day.”
1968 • “Karen Hewitt Guest
[email protected]
“After graduating in 1968, life has been a whirlwind of career, family, faith, and dear friends,”
reports Kay Cross Harper. “Seabury Hall life
was an incredible experience, and how fabulous
to be able to attend the 50th anniversary of
Seabury over the 4th of July. So appreciated the
dinner given to the first 5 graduating classes - intimate and meaningful! It was also special to be
with Charlotte Melrose and family, and recall all
they and others did to help shape our lives, and
contribute to the firm foundation of the school.”
Maui attorneys and brothers Kevin Jenkins and
Brian Jenkins ‘71 are moving their law offices
to the Wailuku Executive Center at 24 North
Church Street. Says Brian, “Ours is the only law
firm in the country where all of the attorneys
attended Seabury Hall.”
Karen Hewitt Guest is “Happily living in
Northern California with my husband Chris. I’m
still working but hoping to see retirement in the
near future. My oldest daughter Candace and
her husband Michael are living in San Diego. Our
daughter Carrie, children and new husband, Ricky,
have moved to the Houston area — much further
away than I would like because I don’t get to see
my granddaughter and grandson as often!
1969 • “Volunteer needed
1970 • “Kathleen Hull Rutledge
[email protected]
Portland, OR resident LaVelle Byers Allen was
inspired by all the solar panels she saw in Haiku
during her visit to Maui for the 50th Anniversary, and returned home and ordered solar
panels for her new roof. “I’ve thought about this
for years and am finally making it happen. I feel
so grown up!”
After attending the week long 50th anniversary
Seabury celebration, Kathleen Hull Rutledge
traveled on to Singapore and Thailand where
she was the guest of friends. She was treated to
a day of riding elephants, visiting remote tribes
in northern Thailand and dining on the floating
market in Bangkok. “This was my retirement
present to myself and was a solo adventure.”
She and husband Rich celebrated their 39th
anniversary in May.
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1971 • “Candy Rutherford Hibner
1974 • “Debbie Roberts Hendricks
1977 • “Jennifer Bruce Winston
After retiring from teaching after 30 years in
public education, Candy Rutherford Hibner is
back at work teaching at a small private school
in Arizona. “My daughter recently celebrated her
first wedding anniversary and my son has just relocated back to Arizona so fortunately both kids
are close by.
My husband
and I had an
incredible
time seeing
everyone
at the 50th
Anniversary.
What a fun
time was had by all!” Candy Hibner with the Martins
Debbie Roberts Hendricks writes from Aloha,
OR that she continues to be very busy with her
work at Nike World Headquarters, and enjoys
regular
practices
and performances
with her
hula hālau.
She and
husband
Terry will be
on sabbatical in November and plan to venture
home to Maui for Thanksgiving.
Terry Minaker Rollman moved to San Diego
the 1st of June to head up the Custom Publishing Division for San Diego Magazine. “This was a
big move for me after living in Hawaii since high
school. My boys live in Seattle now so I’m happy
to be back on the mainland after all these years.”
[email protected]
Patricia Hunt Passon reports that she and
partner Charlotte are “Pedal to the metal this
summer getting ready for Charlotte’s daughter and grandson (7) to move in with them in
Oregon. “With a home office, an anxious little
dog, and a little boy in the house, it will be quite
a challenge. Fortunately we have a big back yard,
two doting aunts, a park within one block, and
an excellent school nearby.”
1972 • “Johnny McWilliams
[email protected]
1973 • “Debbie von Tempsky Grundhauser
[email protected]
[email protected]
1975 • “Charles Schmidling
[email protected]
In January, Greg Getzan and his wife Jill, left
their working lives and returned to Maui for
retirement. “Now living in Makawao, we have
discovered ‘retired’ life is much busier that our
‘working’ lives. Remodeling and landscaping are
a full-time job” reports Greg.
Charly Kleissner is proud to report that
family foundation, KL Felicitas Foundation
(klfeliciitasfoundation.org), was awarded the
BNP Grand Prix for philanthropy in 2014. Charly
is busy with Toniic (toniic.com), a global network
of action-oriented impact investors, of which he
was a co-founder.
Leilani Bronson-Crelly is running for the seat
in State House of Representative - District 4 - for
Lower Puna on the Big Island. She says, “It’s been
a real adventure hitting the campaign trail. I’m
hoping to put my ten years of legislative experience from Maui County and Oregon to good
use representing the 32,000 residents in the
southeastern corner of the island.”
[email protected]
Anne Melrose is currently
living near Yosemite, CA,
where she is working with
the National Forests of the
Sierra Nevada. “I tell the
scientific story of several
teams of scientists from the
University of California doing research on the effects
of thinning of trees on our
federal lands for fire protection and forest health.”
Anne attended the 50th Celebration and shared, “I
loved bringing my mom, Charlotte Melrose, home
to celebrate her life’s efforts at Seabury during the
recent 50th Anniversary celebrations!”.
Brad Thiessen opened a new business on Oahu
in June, Hawaii Kai Rent All. They rent U-Haul
trucks and rental cars. Stop by and say hi if you’re
in the area, and send Oahu friends his way for
their auto rental and moving needs.
1979 • “aimee bott joyaux
[email protected]
Aimee Bott Joyaux was recently promoted to
Director of Instructional Resources and Emerging Technologies at the Richard Bland College of
William and Mary in Virginia. Aimee is tasked with
re-conceptualizing and reinventing RBC’s library
in a way that fuels a transformation at the core
of the teaching and learning experience.
Read about her exploits and access resources
related to what she calls “The massive disruptions
occurring in the education landscape” on her
blog: rbccreates.wordpress.com.
Seabury Hall • Fall 2010 • ‘Ohana
Seabury
& Maunalei
Hall • FallNotes
2014 • ‘Ohana & Maunalei Notes
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1979 •
continued
Melinda Trautman Neuwirth and Jasmine
Trautman (2021) mushing Iditerod Dogs on the
Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska which they accessed via helicopter!
Brent Rosencrantz sends his greetings from
Oceanside, CA, where his youngest child recently
graduated from high school. “This fall all three of
my sons will be in college. My daughter graduated from college two
years ago. My wife and
I will be celebrating
our 30-year wedding
anniversary in August.
Lately we’ve been
enjoying scuba diving
and I took up a new
hobby last year of
keeping a saltwater
reef aquarium.
Brent with his two eldest
sons in Catalina.
Rob Stoner married
his beautiful bride
Caroline, April 26 on
Bainbridge Island. The
couple now resides
in Kula.
1981 • “Robin Ficke Carvalho
[email protected]
1982 • “Susan Kock Okie
[email protected]
David Auerswald is still living in the Washington, DC area with his family. “Our oldest
daughter graduated from high school this year
and will be starting work on a BFA degree in
dance this fall. This January, David’s book, NATO
in Afghanistan: Fighting Together, Fighting Alone, was
published (Princeton University Press), and his
forthcoming work, Congress
and Civil-Military Relations,
(Georgetown University
Press) will be published in
February.
Brian Couch just
released a new single, Put the Phone
Down on his music
label, Polygyp Records. “It’s a simple little ditty. Yes, I have and use
a smart phone. Yes it’s amazing. But I know I’m
not the only one that has seen an awkward shift
in our culture as a result. Don’t forget to live life
without your phone sometimes. I know lots of
people will access this song using their smart
phones, and the irony of that is not lost.”
Randall Cummings has been living in Fiji working as a pilot for Fiji Airways for the past two
years. Prior to that he lived Saudi Arabia flying for
Aramco Oil Company, and flew for Aloha Airlines
until they ceased operations in 2008. Randy
graduated from UH Law School in 1996, and
practiced law for five years in Hawaii until he got
bitten with the flying bug and changed careers.
“I have a beautiful son, Sage, who is just entering
7th grade at Iolani. I would love to hear from my
classmates and schoolmates and if anyone wants
to come for a surf session or dive trip and needs
a place to crash here in Nadi, Fiji I encourage
them to get in touch.”
Rob Flowers shared that his son graduated in
May from 5th grade in the same class in New
York City as Warren Tam’s ‘81 son! “What are the
odds?” Rob celebrated his 50th Birthday in Lake
George, NY, with brother Swaim Flowers ’80
rafting down class IV rapids in the Hudson River.
Despite that fun, Rob writes, “I wish I could be
back on Maui for some fun in the sun and surf.”
Adlai Rust sends news of his new company,
MyTreatmentLender.Com. “We lend money to
people who are in need of drug, alcohol and/
or eating disorder treatment. If they don’t have
health insurance, have large copays and/or
deductibles, we can lend money to them to get
the help that they deserve at very low interest
rates. Our goal is to get as many people who
are suffering from addiction into treatment and
recovery. Visit his website for more information:
mytreatmentlender.com.
1983 • “Melissa Burnett
[email protected]
Christina Ehrhardt Dixon is still practicing dental hygiene after 26 years and enjoying it more
than ever. She works for a general dentist in Sausalito most days and also has a private practice
where she cares for homebound individuals, and
provides dental sealants in low income school
districts. Christina also mountain bikes, hikes
and knits (not necessarily in that order). Husband
David Dixon ’80 is a managing principal at Roux
Associates, an environmental consulting firm
based in New York. In his spare time he loves
to tinker in the garage, fix their many bikes and
mountain bike in the wilds of Marin, where they
live. Sons David (20) just completed his first year
at Cal Poly SLO, and Dylan (14), will be starting
high school in their hometown of Novato, CA.
Bill Shaw
has been playing
bass in a local
Santa Cruz area
band for 6 years
or so now, and
has a new CD
out now called
Buzz Pie.
1984 • “Beth Macknik [email protected]
“Matthew Kresser [email protected]
Chris Magee recently returned from a trip
to France with students from the animation
program at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA, where he is on faculty. “We spent
three days in Paris before heading to the town
of Angoulême for a week for a workshop based
on cultural difference as expressed in pedagogy
in France and the
U.S.) Afterwards,
we drove to the
French Alps to
attend the world’s
biggest animation
festival in Annecy.
I spent one more
month in France
researching
possible sites for a future, independent animation workshop.”
1985 • “Julia Rivas Frey [email protected]
20
Seabury cross country
champ Andy Libert is
still running, and recently competed in the
Hagg Lake Triathlon in
Oregon, where he won 2nd place overall and 1st
place in the master’s division.
1986 • “Krishna McIntosh Renauer
[email protected]
Juliet Green released a new CD this past April,
called “Think About That,” an eclectic mix of
original material with jazz roots
which includes
three song collaborations with
fellow Seabury
alum Isaac Raz,
two of which were
performed live at
the opening of the
new Creative Arts Center. The CD is available on
iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby, and other music sites.
Leilani Magee,
founder and Principal of Hawaiian Isles
Tennis, was recognized this summer
for having made the
“Biggest Contribution to Community
Tennis” at the 2014
United States Professional Tennis Association, Hawaii Division Conference. The award was presented by John Embree,
CEO and President of United States Professional
Tennis Association.
Isaac Raz has formed his own music school and
studio company: Whole Music LLC and survived
his first year in business! He has been a regular attendee at the legendary Barry Harris master class
in NYC for the last year and
a half and will be traveling to Rome with him this
coming September. Isaac
declares, “I am missing
Maui, and wishing you all
the warmest aloha.”
Krish
McIntosh
Renauer
reports
that her husband’s construction management
work has kept him very busy, taking him to Hilo
to build the Sports Authority in Kau and now
Lihue, Kauai to build a Safeway/Petco shopping
mall. “Since he is temporarily living on Kauai,
I’m sneaking off with our kids for two months in
Thailand with my parents. Our trip will include
four days in Bangkok, 8 days in Koh Samui and a
month and a half in Chiang Mai!”
Sean Wilson has been teaching math at Seabury
Hall since 2002. He shares that “Shortly after
obtaining my California teaching credential
from California State University, Chico I did a
student exchange in Ireland, and met and married a beautiful French woman named Segolene.
Sean and Segolene have 6-year old twin boys,
Finn and Quin, who were born premature and
weighed less than four pounds at birth. The
twins were diagnosed with autism, and this past
year the family celebrated their graduation from
kindergarten at Kula Elementary School.
1987 • “Jennifer Yapp
[email protected]
Zadoc Brown III [email protected]
“
1988 • “Danielle Cleveland Cadman
[email protected]
Josh Graham DeSilva is living in Haiku with
wife Robyn and children, Max (11), Zara (8) and
Finn (4). Josh is President of DeSilva Meeting
Consultants, based in Paia. He shares that, “Max
saved his money since 2010 so he could go to
the World Cup in Brazil this year. He achieved his
goal and went with Robyn for two weeks. They
got to see Germany play Ghana in the town of
Fortaleza. Zara, is part fish and is excited to learn
to surf. Finn is busy planning his career as an
electrician. I still love to surf and appreciate daily
this special place we call home.”
Maurio Leon
Guerrero met up
with Ken Motokura
’91 in Singapore
recently while on
business.
1989 • “Heather Wilson GERARD
[email protected]
Kaimi Konaaihele
reports that he has
been working for
Ulupalakua Ranch for
the last 10 years. He
and wife Naomi had
a baby girl last
November. They
recently took her and
her brother on a
family trip to Utah.
1990 • “JB Guard [email protected]
Shea Staszak recently
became an Agency
Sales Leader with State
Farm Insurance in
charge of a large market area in Southern
California. He has been
married for almost
10 years to Jennifer
and has 3 great kids,
Gabriel (8), Kathryn
(6) and Anne (2). They
are making a big move from Southern California
to Medford Oregon at the end of the year and
are looking forward to Oregon and the seasons
there.
1991 • “Robb Cole [email protected]
1992 • “Devaki Murch
[email protected]
Madrelle Anderson Cartwright and family
moved from Managua, Nicaragua to Santiago,
Chile in 2012. “We teach at an international
school and have two kids, Takoa (10) and Del
(8). A few years ago, my parents Lance and Ellen
retired (Seabury teachers from 1980-1998) and
they now spend their time between upstate NY,
Santiago, and San Francisco, CA. My brother
Jason Anderson ‘88, his wife Leah (Seabury
teacher 1995-1997), and their two kids Isaac (11)
and Omar (9) live in SF. Jason is a doctor at Kaiser
in South San Francisco.
Seabury Hall • Fall 2010 • ‘Ohana
Seabury
& Maunalei
Hall • FallNotes
2014 • ‘Ohana & Maunalei Notes
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1992 •
continued
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Contaª
us
Peter Bjordahl is the owner of a company in
Seattle that specializes in the creation of web
applications, mobile apps and software products
for governments, non-profits and public space.
“One of the products we’ve developed is a textto-pledge fundraising tool. The product allows
people to give money to nonprofits and others
via texting.” Learn more: parallelpublicworks.com.
Allison Valenta Andres sends a warm aloha
from Northern California. “My Maui-boy husband
Brian and I have been enjoying the never-ending
adventure of raising three-year-old twins. We
moved to the San Francisco Bay Area many
years ago, where I earned my doctoraI degree in
clinical psychology. I work as a Senior Forensic
Psychologist for the State of California and my
husband is the Chief Forensic Psychologist for
the state as well. We miss Hawaii dearly and
hope to make it back more often. In the meantime, we cook a lot of local foods to remind us of
home.”
1993 • “Mino McLean [email protected]
Ryder Swatek and Emily Haines Swatek
(sweethearts since the 9th grade) “recently
welcomed second son Tyler to the family. Our
first son, Corey (5) is thriving and enjoys romping
around our property in Olinda. Ryder works as
a senior project manager and general contractor at HNU Energy on Maui. Emily is a National
Board Certified teacher at King Kekaulike High
School where she has been teaching technology courses for the past 15 years. “We drive by
Seabury every day and don’t forget where it all
started!”
1994 • “Robert Judge [email protected]
1995 • “Alicia Middleton Stephens
[email protected]
Garron Hillaire writes that he and his wife Marie
Harris are expecting twins in September. “We are
living in West Medford, MA, where I am working
for a non-profit educational research organization called CAST that researches Universal
Design for Learning.
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P
“
lease send alumni updates directly to your Class Agent.
Their contact information is listed with your year. You can also send your
updated contact information, news, questions or comments to Alumni Relations:
Email: [email protected] • Telephone: 808.573.6863
Maui resident Liz Warrick Smith writes that
she “Survived 27 miles of choppy seas, gusty
tradewinds and mid-day tropical sun” as crew on
an escort boat during the 2014 Maui to Molokai
Stand Up Paddle Race. “We have a boat. It’s
day job is a fishing vessel, but it moonlights
with a much more exciting profession – escorting big wave surfers to Jaws during the winter
months, and long-distance paddlers for channel
crossings in the summer. When an opportunity
came up to crew on the boat, escorting several
time World Champion and neighbor Kai Lenny, I
jumped at the chance.” Read the entire account
on her popular website, mauimadeblog.com.
1996 • “Leila Monroe
[email protected]
1997 • “Eric Gerdes [email protected]
Patrick Carter married Andrea Freimuth and on
July 4th welcomed their first child, William, into
the world.
Patrick
started
law
school at
Seattle
University
this past
year, as a
recipient
of a University Presidential Scholarship. “My wife
is an attorney already and she spends her time
in practice doing some of the most important
work I can imagine: serving as a children’s
advocate for kids who find themselves in the
dependency system and/or foster care. We hope
to move back to Hawaii once I’m finished with
law school, and ideally we will land ourselves
on Maui soon enough that William can enroll at
Seabury Hall himself.”
1998 • “Jason Bello
[email protected]
1999 • “Stacy Roth
[email protected]
After earning her Ph.D. from Columbia University, Michelle Hodara recently moved to Portland,
OR where she is a Senior Researcher at Education
Northwest. Michelle leads the Oregon College
and Career Readiness Research Alliance, a U.S.
Department of Education researcher-practitioner
partnership that seeks to improve the college
and career readiness and success of Oregon
students. She is also the external evaluator of
Hawaii GEAR UP, a college prep program that
serves the state, so her research brings her happily home to Hawaii.
2000 • “Melissa Schwab Keeport
[email protected]
“Victoria Wayne Bowley
[email protected]
Vickie Martin was recently elected to the South
Robertson Neighborhoods Council of California
as an At-Large Representative, which is chartered
and funded by the City of Los Angeles to promote citizen participation in local government. “I
am honored to represent more than 45,000 residents, the businesses and organizations within
my neighborhood during my two year term.”
Daniel DeFoe recently became a partner in
the launch of You Move Me - America’s Favorite Local Movers. “We launched last year in 22
major metros across North America - the largest
franchise launch in business history - reaching 60
million people in the U.S. and Canada overnight.
As the one of the first launch partners, I was in
charge of introducing the brand in California
and developing the operating infrastructure for
our later launch partners worldwide. Our goal is
to reinvent the moving industry with incredible
customer service..” Daniel visited Maui in August
to attend Kainoa Horcajo’s wedding.
Melissa Schwab Keeport and her husband,
Dan, celebrated their 2 year wedding anniversary
with the arrival of their son, Lev Samuel Keeport,
on June 11th! (Lev means “heart” in Hebrew and
“lion” in
Russian).
“He has
been
filled with
surprises
and such
a sweet,
fun little
guy to
get to know!” Melissa has completed her 3rd year
and Dan is starting his 3rd year at Tulane School
of Medicine. She will take this year off to stay
home with Lev. Dan and Melissa will then complete 4th year together and enter the couples’
match for residency.
Angelina Hills Ribet is proud to announce,
“Along with
portrait
photography,
I have been
busy making
custom hats,
pillows and
totes with my
nature photography. The
hats are very
unique, with
a soft fabric image that is hand stitched in place.
I have been selling these items on angelinahillsART.etsy.com and will soon have them available
in several stores on Maui.”
2001 • “Courtney Cole
[email protected]
“Jeremy Stice
[email protected]
Jeremy Stice happily celebrated his one year
anniversary with his wife Megan. They were
married on the beach in Makena at the Sugarman Estate. Jeremy was just recently named to
the Hawaii Business News Top 100 Realtors in the
State of Hawaii. Jeremy declares, “Megan and I
are loving our life in our home in Ka’anapali.”
2002 • “Kauila Rivera
2003 • “Kaimanamaile Lee Brummel
Tamara Roos Ogden married Christopher Ogden on April 1 at the Olowalu Plantation House.
Chloe Heid
Caylor was a
bridesmaid and
Lauren Quill
Armstrong was
in attendance.
“We currently
live in Los Angeles where I
own a children’s
dance studio. I opened the studio in Beverly
Hills in October of 2012 after managing a
dance studio for several years. We specialize
in children ages 2.5-10 and teach ballet, tap,
jazz and hip hop.” Learn more at:
pacificacademyofdance.com.
Lauren Armstrong reports, “I moved to San
Francisco last year and am working as a Community Planner
for the County
of Marin. I’m
loving life in
the Bay Area
and getting
to reconnect with old
friends. Justin
O’Brien took a group of us, including Hana
Michaelis Schwaba, sailing last fall. We had no
fun, as you can see.”
[email protected]
Sasha Raphael
Fornos (Left with
hubby) enlisted in the
U.S. Army in 2013 as
a Water Treatment
Specialist. She has
been away from
home since this
past February, and
expects to finish her training and return home to
Nevada in August.
Jesse Neuwirth continues to play polo
around the world. This year he went to New
Zealand and Ireland. Here he is playing in
Petaluma, California.
[email protected]
Pukalani resident
Sonya Niess
was married this
past April to Sam
Young. They celebrated with friends
and family in Hana
and Sprecklesville,
and honeymooned
in Alaska. Sonya
works for the Hawaii Public Health
Institute as the Maui County Coordinator, doing
policy and advocacy work on health issues as
well as community education.
Rebecca Serle just published a new book,
Famous in Love, “It’s the romantic story of a girl
who gets plucked from obscurity to star in a
major motion picture, and the ensuing love
triangles she gets entangled in on-and off
screen. Paige trades the quiet streets of her
mainland hometown for a crowded movie set
on Maui, and finds herself spending a lot of
time with co-star Rainer
Devon, one of People’s
Sexiest Men Alive. When
troubled star Jordan
Wilder arrives on set,
Paige’s crazy new life
gets even crazier.”
Seabury Hall • Fall 2014 • ‘Ohana & Maunalei Notes
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Maunalei Notes •
2003 • continued
Brynne Carey married Justin Clark ’01. Alumni
in the wedding party included Allison Kean
Pearce, Lèa Carey ’01 Major, Laurel Sakai,
Hana Connally Pate, Jeremy Stice ‘01, and
Patrick Holland ‘01. Other alumni in attendance
were Mael Carey, Paisly Bender ‘04, Aiko
Curtis ’01 DaSilva, Chelsea Goodfellow, Ryan
MacLaughlin ‘99 and Leah Santos.
2004 • “Jenna Mezin
[email protected]
2005 • “Halley Allison
[email protected]
“Natalie Baker [email protected]
Halley Allison Maza writes, “I am still living in
Hampton Roads, VA area with my husband Alex.
I just graduated from Old Dominion University
with my M.S.Ed. in counseling specializing in
School Counseling. I passed my certification exams and am now a National Certified Counselor
and Licensed School Counselor. Upon graduation I received the Outstanding Masters Student
in Counseling Award. Most importantly, my
husband and I are expecting our first daughter,
Paige Allison Maza. We can’t wait to meet her!”
Katherine Warrick is living in South Florida and
working in real estate for Keller Williams, as well
as managing personal investment properties.
“I love living in South Florida, where there is so
much to do. Right now I’m focused on learning
my new career and enjoying sunny skies and
ocean breezes off the Atlantic Ocean.”
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continued
Garrett Wong says that
“After designing residential architecture for
Steven Harris Architects
in New York City for the
past three years, I will
be returning to Yale in
August to pursue a Master’s in Business at the
School of Management and Master’s in Global
Affairs at the Jackson Institute. In addition to my
architectural work, I also co-founded a non-profit organization called the Building Roots Project
(www.buildingroots.org) with the goal of helping immigrants strengthen ties to their home
countries through economic development,
cultural exchange, and community outreach.”
2006 • “Lacie Rhodes [email protected]
2007 • “Emma Burns [email protected]
Korena Burgio has been living and working
as a contractor in Pyeongtaek, South Korea,
since February, supporting the U.S. Army’s $10.7
billion Korea Relocation Program as a Document
Control Specialist. “My background in teaching
middle school ESL really is a transferable job
skill.” She writes, “Thank you Mom and Dad for
investing in my Seabury education. Thank you
Seabury Hall teachers, coaches, and mentors
for your wisdom and guidance. And, thank you
Seabury alumni: present, past, future, and relatives of, who continue to make Seabury a place
of education,
and as I recently
discovered in
my job search,
of opportunity
and community.
Michele Le announces, “I went to Wesleyan
University where I met my husband. We got married on August 16 in Chicago, IL! Two of my best
friends from Seabury, Anna Clark and Korena
Burgio were my bridesmaids. I am currently a
graduate student at the Yale School of Public
Health pursuing my Master of Public Health in
Health Care Management. I have just one more
year of school, after which I will become a healthcare consultant, helping health industry organizations transition to a new model of healthcare
delivery under the Affordable Care Act.
Jordan Everett is “about to start my second year
of graduate school getting my masters in social
work. I got my undergraduate degree in psychology at Scripps College in Claremont, CA and am
now getting my Masters in Social Work at UH
Manoa and am living in Honolulu. It feels great
to be home and I wish more classmates would
move home as well!”
2009 • “Ariel Duell [email protected]
Leilani Ichinose was happy to give Seabury Hall
Upper School Head Scott Winham a tour of 30
Rockefeller Center
during a summer
visit to New York
City. Leilani works
as a Consumer
Marketing Coordinator at BravoTV,
NBCUniversal.
Leilani Ichinose ’09,
Veronica Winham ’18 and Michael Winham
Ariel Duell-Duran recently graduated with BA
in Psychology and Art from Concordia University
Chicago and was accepted in to the Masters program for Art Therapy and Marriage and Family
Counseling at Notre Dame De Namur University
in Belmont CA. She is moving to San Francisco
in the Fall. Ariel is proud
to report that she just
reached the 10-year mark
of teaching swimming to
all ages including parent
infant classes- adults and
students with disabilities.
2010 • “Aly Cabral [email protected]
Darren Fryer recently moved to Irvine California,
where he has built a social distribution network
business. “Over 20,000 people follow me online as
a motivational speaker, and I have been traveling
around the world the past several months - to
Cancun, Maui, California, Utah, Arizona, Florida,
New York, Boston, Chicago, Minnesota, Portland,
and Toronto. I left college early to pursue being an
entrepreneur and build a business online.”
Pierce White graduated
from Fordham University at
Lincoln Center in Manhattan, NY and recently started
his first post-college job as
a Community Manager at
VaynerMedia, also in NYC,
where he develops social
media platforms for Fortune
500 companies and runs campaigns that build
brand equity.
Rachael Taylor Woodie
recently married Dakota
Woodie. Dakota and
Rachael met in college
in Durango, CO through
a campus ministry. This
ministry had such a
positive impact on their
lives that they have both
decided to join the ministry to work full-time in
sharing the love of Christ
with college students.
They love the outdoors,
spending time with family and friends, but most of all they love the Lord!
To learn more about their stories, you can visit:
thewoodies.weebly.com. God bless and aloha!”
2011 • “michelle malott
[email protected]
Katie Bettendorf is pursuing a degree in Business at Pacific Lutheran University in Washington
State. This summer she got the opportunity to
have an internship at the Four Seasons Resort
Maui in the Human Resource Department. She is
hoping this experience will open doors for her future career and says she could not have asked for
a better learning experience for her last summer
before graduation.
In June, Spencer Hyde graduated from NYU
with a BFA in Film & Television Production. He
finished his last four credits at AFTRS, a film
school in Sydney, Australia. Since then, Spencer
has been living in Sydney and working as a
freelance videographer. In his free time, Spencer
enjoys writing and recording music, working on
documentaries, and surfing.
Mackenzie Yamamoto Lane is spending her
last summer vacation at home in Maui while
preparing for her final year at Rhode Island
School of Design, where she is specializing in
Apparel. “I’m really excited to go to NYC in October to visit designer studios and start working
on my six-piece senior thesis collection for the
annual runway show!”
Dylan Murayama transferred from Southern
Oregon University to the University of Oregon
this past fall. He is applying for the Charles
H. Lundquist College of Business in order to
pursue a career in Finance and Economics. He
also recently had Latarjet shoulder surgery and
is now working on getting back to full health.
He is looking forward to supporting his college
team this upcoming football season, and says,
“Go Ducks!”
Zach Pezillo was home on Maui this summer,
working on a project for an organization called
Meet Your Neighbours http://www.meetyourneighbours.net/. MYN is a worldwide photographic initiative whose goal is to create a global awareness of nature in our own communities
with a particular emphasis on the importance of
conservation and preservation of local ecosystems. Zach is looking forward to his final year at
the Rochester Institute of Technology where he
is majoring in Scientific Photography.
Mark Suzuki recently returned from Barcelona,
Spain, where he spent five months studying.
Upon returning to the U.S., Mark began working
at the Chraca-Friedman Group, a Washington
based consulting firm where he focuses on coordinating campaign fundraising for Democratic
candidates running for office. Currently Mark is
working on U.S. Senate races in Kentucky, Montana, and Massachusetts, as well as a congressional race in southern Texas. He is also studying
for the LSAT exams and hopes to eventually
attend law school at the University of Hawai’i at
Manoa.
2012 • “gregory saydah
[email protected]
Laura Mayron writes from Santiago, Chile,
where she is doing a nine-week internship at
a publishing company called Editorial Cuarto
Propio. “It was founded to spread literature and
critical thinking, and they publish academic
essays, novels, poetry, and short stories. I’ve
been working as an assistant editor reading over
manuscripts,
making
edits, and
leaving
comments
on the
drafts--all
in Spanish.
It’s been an
absolutely amazing experience being involved
in Santiago’s literary scene.”
Sydney Roberts recently graduated with
Honors from the University of Redlands with
a degree in Theater. She was accepted to the
prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory in Los
Angeles. Sydney will be moving to Los Angeles
later this year to pursue a career in film and
television. She cheerfully reports that she still
enjoys spontaneous outdoor adventures and
making mischief.
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A lumni Giving Back
S e a b u r y H a ll
a l u m n i a s s o ci at i o n
board of directors
2013 – 2014
Kimo Haynes ‘84
President
Kaimana Lee ‘03 Brummel
PAST P r e s i d e n t
Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith
S e c r e ta r y
Rob Stoner ‘80
Treasurer
Robyn Ficke ‘81 Carvalho
Neighbor Island Direc tor
Nick Meyer ‘04
West Coast Direc tor
East Coast Direc tor
Rosiana “Nani” Azman ‘91
Chris Baldwin ‘87
John Bendon’96
Francesca “Chesa” Cipro ‘99
Faith Ewbank ‘87
Rising Senior Alumni Scholarships
The Seabury Hall Alumni Association
congratulates the Class of 2015
recipients of the 2014-2015 Alumni
Scholarship (L-R) Jasmine Doan,
Noa Herrera, Kevin Lewis, Natasha
Salamack, Savannah Janssen, and
Rip Pahukoa. They are pictured here
with Kaimana Lee ‘03 Brummel
(left) and Kimo Haynes ‘84 (right).
Thanks to the Alumni Scholarship Committee:
Kaimana Lee ‘03 Brummel, Debbie Von Tempsky ‘73 Grundhauser,
Nick Meyer ‘04, Katrina Niehaus ‘00, Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith, and
Jubilee Felsing-Watkins ’01.
Each year, the Alumni Association recognizes rising seniors for
their achievements at Seabury Hall by awarding scholarships to
those who have demonstrated leadership, fulfilled their academic
potential, and served their community.
•
Debbie von Tempsky ‘73 Grundhauser
Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz
19th Annual Golf Tournament
Brad Liu ‘02
Ryan MacLaughlin ‘99
Jennifer “Mino” McLean ‘93
William “Nick” Meyer ‘04
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Alex “Alika” Romanchak ‘92
Chris Thibaut ‘01
Join us!
* To be part of
this wonderful group,
contact the
Alumni Office at
[email protected].
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Thanks
to all
the
alumni
volunteers
…
… who helped make this year’s Craft
Fair a success, raising over $5,000 for
financial aid. Gladys Lacanienta ’93
Saenz and Sean Wilson ’86 (above,
L-R) Terry Raikes ‘88 Emde and
Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz. (below,
L-R) See story on pages 16-17.
•
Makes it Happen.
Thanks to all our sponsors who
helped raise $45,000 at the 19th
Annual Golf Tournament which
support Rising Senior Scholarships.
(Above, L-R) Sumner Erdman ’83
and Coach Steve Colflesh
See page 15 for a list of our Golf
Tournament sponsors.
•
Honoring
theF irst Five Years
Classes of 1967-1971
A fabulous First Five dinner celebration
was hosted as part of the 50th Anniversary
with special guest,
Charlotte Melrose (below left).
Seabury Serenaders?
YES!
check out
facebook.com/seaburyhall
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Festive
W eek
a
H ono r i n g the 50 T H
PRESORTED
FIRST CLASS MAIL
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
HONOLULU, HI
PERMIT NO. 1023
Change Service Requested
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ing
Upcohm
l
Sc oots
Even
Saturday
October 25
8:30-11:15 am
D
Admissions
Open House
for Prospective
Students & Families
For reservations or more
information, please contact
the Admissions Office
[email protected]
808-572-0807
•
Oct. 3 -5 •
Middle School Play
Our Town
• Nov. 7- 9, 14 -16 •
Upper School Musical
Thoroughly Modern Millie
• Nov. 15 •
First Lego League
Robotic Competition
• Nov. 26 •
Kupuna Day
• Dec. 5 •
Shakespeare Festival
• Dec. 5-6 •
Christmas Dance
Concert
• Dec. 12 -13 •
Music Concerts
M I SS I ON
Seabury Hall is an independent school affiliated with the Episcopal Church designed to:
prepare students for successful college and university work; move students to develop mind, body, and soul;
cause students to realize their responsibility to community.
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