annual report

OUTI~I GGER
DUKE KAIIANAMOKU
ANNUAL REPORT
OCTOBER 1, 1993 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1994
FO U NDATION
President's
Message
CTIVE was a description of
the ODKF Boa rd of
Directors in 1993-94 . The
Board wa s active at laying the
groundwork for future athletic star
from Hawaii.
The Foundation was able to
honor Hawaii 's best not onl y in
ocean and water sports. but in other
athletic endeavors through the
continued kokua of our loyal donors
and new donors.
In 1994, we were able to see
our corpus grow to $578.000. The
Foundation recently rece ived its
largest-ever bequest-$25,000from former Hawaii resident and
Outrigger Canoe Club member.
Terrence McCarthy. in memory of
her late husband. Edmund.
Community donations resulted
in an ann ual outlay of $32.500 in
awards to athletes who are going to
col leges from Harvard in the East to
the University of Hawaii right here
at hom e, and everywhere in
between.
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Fourteen athletes representing
si x water sport s-sw immin g,
sailing, kayak, water polo. ro.wing
and paddlin g-we re awarded
S12.000 i n scholarships for the
199-l school year.
Nin e ath letes earned grants
worth $4,200 in volleyball, surfing,
sailing and kayak. while six teams
and organizations shared S16.300 in
grants. The Foundation would like
to increase it s athleti c grant and
scholarship money from $32,500 to
$50.000 by 1996.
Another sport that benefitted
from a donation to ODKF from the
Wat umul l Foundation was the sport
of rowing. The Royal Hawai ian
Rowing Challenge Inc. is planning
it s first internati ona l rega tta
December 17 through 24 on the Ala
Wai Canal.
Crews
from
Oxford ,
Cambridge, Harvard, Yale. Russia
and Canada, which is the defending
Olympic champion, will compete in
bot h the eights and singles. The
Board of Directors is
proud to have helped
ope n doors 1n
Hawai i to revive a
spo rt that wa s
heavil y contested
here at the hi gh
school level through
the mid 1960's.
We have 111
common
the
obj ecti ve to help
men and women
from
Hawaii
emulat e
Duke
Kahan amoku- s
remarkable
accomplishments: accomplishments
now noted on bronze plaques at the
base of the Duke Statue on Kuhio
Beach in Waikiki.
Speaking
of
Duke
Ka hanamoku's accompli shments,
we remind you that the next
Olympics are less than two years
away. In 1992 the Foundation was
able to assist five dedicated athletes
from Hawai i who ultimately made it
to the Olympics to compete for the
United States.
Aspiring athletes from Hawaii
wil l once aga i n turn to the
Fou nda ti on as they trai n and
compete in the Olympic trials and
eliminations. We need to be ready
with support for tho se who wi ll
repre sent th e U.S . in At lanta.
Georgia in 1996. While that may
seem di stant, we ask that you plan
ah ead, as the ath letes do, and
consider putting ODKF at the top of
your donor list.
The future of the Foundation is
in good and capable hands. We
move into 1995 wi th the
establi shment of a suitabl e
volleyball memorial in memory of
Tom Haine.
Thank you for giving me the
opportunity to serve the ODKF.
Sincerely,
cb~t.-~~~
Christina Kemmer
Presidcn1. Board of Dircc10rs
Two-time Olympian Traci Phillips placed sixth in the K 1-500 meters in the 1988 Olympics
in Seoul.
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We Get letters
Board of Directors
Christina Kemmer
Presidem
Gulab Wan1muLI
Vice President, Development
Gerri Pedesky
Vice President, Opcrations
Stuart T K. Ho
Secretary
Thomas K. Lalakea
• • •
Not only does the Foundation receive mahalo letters from our grantees, we also
receive letters of praise from our friends.
"On behalf of the Outrigger Canoe Club. I wish to express deepest appreciation
to the ODKF, its directors and many generous contributors . . . the ODKF has been
able to make a real difference to many athletes and teams that in the past would have
been held back by the lack of fund s.. .
"Al though Hawaii has strongly supported traditional sports, it has been slow to
recognize the benefits of encouraging water oriented athletics. That was true in
Duke's Olympic era and it 's true today ... few local organizaJi ons have offered our
kids the opportunity to compete nationally and internationally. ..
"The Outrigger Canoe Club is proud to be associated with the Foundation and
supports your efforts to help young athletes reach their full potenti al as well as
encouraging the men and women of Hawaii to compete on a global level.'.
Treasurer
Walter Guild,
President, Outrigger Canoe Club
June 8, 1994
j eanne Anderson
Lex Brodie
Rudy Choy
" ... my gift for the Foundation ... I surfed with the Duke... my beach boy
name was 'Joe Banana' ... this letter brings back lots of memories.
Robert Guild
George Fawkner aka Joe Banana
Alameda, CA
July 26, 1994
Corbett A.K. Kalama
Marilyn Kali
"... able and delighted to participate in such a
worthy cause. The young people are our future and
it 's up to us to see that they are educated and
prepared to handle it. GOOD LUCK!"
W C. Morris
Arthur B. Reinwald
Diane Stowell
Terrence McCarthy (Mrs. Edmund)
Portola Valley, CA
July 15, 1994
Dr. Dorutis Thompson
acline Kahanamoku
Terrence McCarthy receives her Gold Medalist award
from ODKF treasurer Torn Lalakea.
Life Member
Gerry DeBenedetti
Coordinator
Shawna]. Allen
Office
Mailing Address
Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku
Foundation
2909 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu HI 96815
(808) 923· I 585
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Chuck Watanabe
and David Buck
cornpct.: in the
U.S. Kayak
Spri nt National
Championships.
outrigger Duke Kahanamoku foundation Donors
October 1, 1993 - September
1994
Donors are listed by total
gifts given. The giving levels
do not include gifts- in-kind .
ODKF's fi scal year is from
October I, 1993 - September
30, 1994.
Every effort was made to
be accurate: however, errors
may have inad ve rtentl y
occurred. We apologize for
any errors or omissions, and
respectfully request that you
bring them to our attention by
lett er o r tele ph o ne. Your
ge neros ity
dese rves
recognition.
Mahala.
]0,
OLYt\ I Pl i\ S
Donors of $25,000 or more
TERRENCE MCCART HY
in memory of Edmund McCarthy
COLI) t\ I EDA LIST
Donors of$1,000 or more
ANO 'Yt\IOUS
JEANNE ANDERSON
JOHN AUSTIN
CHIN 110 FOUNDATIO
DEAN EYRE JR
FIRST HAW A llAN BANK
DENN IS FITZGERA LD
MU RI EL & WALTER FLANDERS
CYNTHI A & HUGH & RYAN
FOSTER
GEORGE & BETIY GALLAGHER
ROBERT GODBEY
JOHN & MARILYN GOSS
LOUIS GOWANS JR
JAMES & LOUIS GROWNEY
J WATUMULL FUND
SHELAGII KRESSER
VIOLE11'E LA FONTAINE
THOMAS LA LAKEA
LENORE O'BRIEN
DAVID PIETSCH JR
THOMAS, JILLIE MACK. AND
HANNAH SELLECK & KEVIN
SHEPARD
JOHN STEVENSON
SILVER M EDALIST
Donors of$500 to $999
GORDON DAMON
THOMAS DUNNICLI FFE
t\IICHAEL GREENWELL
Tlt-.1 GUARD
FRANCES L Y 'CH
DONALD MONROE SR
ARTHUR REINWALD
MAURICE SULLI VAN
llRONZ E t\IEDALIST
Donors of $ 100 to $499
ANNE ANDERSON
ROB ERT ANDERSON
CLINT BASL ER
GEORGE BECKLEY
T INA BERG
MAY BORTHWICK
RICHARD BRADLEY
REYNOLDS BURKLAND
CADINHA & CO INC
RICHA RD CALLA HAN
CATH ERI NE CAMPBELL
JEAN CAMPBELL
AN ITA CARLISL E
DANIEL CASE
LORRA INE CASSADY
BENJAM IN CASSIDAY Ill
SANDRA CHA PMAN
HE RY CL ARK JR
CL ASSIC PROPERTIES I C
T HOMAS & MARIC CONGER
GEORGE CORREI A
WENDY CRA BB
SHIRL EY DA RRAG H
DAVID MAY FOUNDATION
PETER DREWLINER
FRITZDUDA
ELIZABETH DUNFORD
E K FERNANDEZ SHOWS
T HAD EKSTRAND
DEAN EYREJR
GEORGE FA WKNER
JEAN FENN IMORE
MARY FERN
FREDERICK FONG
A DA FORBES
t\IICH AELFOX
JAMES FRANDSEN
ROBERT FREEBA IRN
MAE ELLEN GEORGE
PETER GEORGE
ROBERT & ALICE GUILD
WALTER GUIL D
SYL V IA HARDING
E DOANI E HA RE
JAMES & DOROTH Y HAYNES
BERNICE HE DERSON
HAROLD HENDERSON
ROBERT I-lOGAN JR
ADM JOHN HYLAND
STEVEN JANUS
DOUGL AS JOCEL YN
LA RRY JOHNSON
BONN IE JUDD
EDWA RD KA W ANANA KOA
KE KOA SOCCER CLUB
GLORI A KELLER
RICHARD K IMBALL
MARIE KLAUSMEYER
PH ILLIP KLUPENGER
JOEL LAWSON JR
KARL LILLI E
ROBERT MAGUIRE
CONSTANCE MA RABELLA
CHA RL ES MAY
RALPH MCGOOKIN
ANGUS MCKIBBIN
BERT MCNAE
BERNICE MEYER
HOYT MILES JR
M ICHA EL & L AURA M I LLER
ERNEST MORGADO
BETIY LEE MOTT
KENNETH MURPHY
DONALD NICOL
GEORGE NORCROSS II
PETER NOTrAGE
PATR ICIA NOTTINGHAM
DANIEL OREDSON
CAMPBELL PALFREY JR
CYNTH IA PEARSON
GERRI PEDESKY
TA Y PERRY
JAto.IES PETrUS JR
WILLI AM PHIL POTTS
JAMES & ANN PIETSCH
DAV ID PORTEUS
EUGENE PORTO
T HOMAS ROHR
V IRGINIA ROWAN
J WARD RUSSELL
PETER SANSEVERO
SEYMOUR SHINGLE
ESORENSON
STARR SEIGLE MCCOMBS INC
KEITH STEINER
RELL SUNN
DOUGLAS TAYLOR
JOE TEIPEL
WILDA-JOYCE T IMPSON
ZOOKTODD
BEVERLY TOM
A DR lEN E TROUSDALE
JIM TURNER
THURSTO TWIGG-SMIT H
TIMOTHY TWIGG-SM IT H
ALEXANDER WILSON
DEREK WOOD
M IKE WOOD
A JA MES WR ISTON
ANTOINETTTE YOUNG
FRA KYOUNG
COt\I PET ITOR
Donors of$ /
10 $99
FLOYE ADA
LA UREN AVERY
I.IONEL BANKS
NANCY BANN ICK
WALDEMAR BECHERT
LEILAN I BOWEN
CAL VIN BRASH
WILLIAM BRIGHT
ANITA BRIGHTMAN
E BROADBENT
LORRAINE BROWN
PAU L CASSI DAY
REG INALD CHAM BERS
BUSTER CHA PMAN
JEREMY CHELLIN
1\1 G CHILLINGWORTH
CLARA COOK
GEORGE COOK
RICHARD CRA IG
NANCY CUMMINGS
FRED DA ILEY
MARGARET DANFORD
ROSALI E DAV IS
JACK DIEHL
DAV ID DOYLE
ROB DURAND
DONALD EOVINO
WILLIAM FINK
JOHN FINNEY
SEN HIRAM FONG
ROBERT FOOTE
DOUGL AS FORBES
DREW FOSS
ROBERT FULLER
JAMES GADDIS
JOSEPHI NE GARNER
M ICHA EL GIVENS
GEOFFREY GRAF
FRED HEMM INGS SR
JOHN HINDS
A L AN HOLZMAN
A PETER HOWELL
RICH ARD HUMPHREYS SR
FARNHHAM JOHNSON
JOAN KA'AU'A
QUENT IN KAWANANAKOA
ENID KELLY
ROY KESNER JR
CAROL KUKEA
JO HN L ACY
WILLIAM L ATCHFORD
CHRIST IE L ETMAN
LOUISE LITrL E
GILBERT LIVI GSTON
WILLIAM LI VINGSTON
V IRGINIA MCBR IDE
MOANA MCGLAUGHLINTREGASK IS
WILLIAM MOWAT JR
MICHAEL O'CONNOR
WILFRED PAUL
T IA PA YES
ROBERT PFEIFFER
BOB POSEY
KENNETH PRATT
GEORGE RAFAEL
GENE REARDON
ROBERT RIGLER
ROBERT & HARRIET ROTZ
A LAN ROWAN
ICHOLAS RUTGERS JR
ROBERT SCHANK
H ARRY SEALY
JOHN SERRAO
W R SEWELL
HA ROLD SEXTON
CL ARENCE SHORT
D AV ID SLIPH ER
STEFAN IE SMART
KRISTINE SM ITH
BILL SPEICHER
DAV ID STACKHOUSE
HOWARD & ANGEL A STARKE
KEN STEHOUWER
HELE STICKNEY
DI ANE STOWELL
A RT HUR ST Y AN
PHY LLIS SWINDELLS
VALERIE TEXEIRA
ER 'EST T HOMAS
ARTHUR TODD
M ICHAEL TOWN
CAPT JACOB UPDEGROVE
THOMAS VESEY
PAUL \VA l WRIGHT
CORDELI A WALSH
ANG IE WALTHER
SUN DR I WAT UMULL
BRIAN WELLS
RODNEY WEST
CAROLE WILBUR
GAY LORD WILCOX
M EADE WI LDRICK
JA M ES WILSON
M A RTHA WOOD
JA NE WYLIE
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DDKf Holds Annual Thank You luncheon
n June 8, th e Out ri gge r Duk e
Kah anamoku Foundation held
its annual luncheon to thank i ts
vo lunteer s w ho ass i st w ith v ariou s
Foundat i o n co mmittees and fund
r ai ing act i v iti es. and t o ho nor th e
athl eti c and scholastic grant recipients.
This year 's luncheon also included
ei ght new Gold M ed ali st s: A lb ert
So nn y ' V i vas Jr. , Rell Sunr1. Loui s
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Roby n Jo hl told vo lunt eers about the Ro ya l
Hawaiian Rowing Challe nge.
Gowa ns Jr. , Dr. & Mrs. Geo rge
Gallagh er. Stua rt H o. Sue O l i ve r
Nicholson, and Brad Wagenaar for his
mother, Nancy Wagenaar.
Gold Medalists are donors to th e
Foundation w ho have given gifts of
$ 1000 or more. Each Gold M edalist
was asked to stand to be recognized and
awarded a lucile cube enclosing a "gold
medal'' featuring Duke Kahanamoku 's
likeness.
For mos t of th e Go ld Medali sts,
th is was their first opportuni ty to see
w here their phil anthropy has been
directed. Ath leti c and sc holar ship
grant recipients present were ab le to
personally thank the Gold M edalists.
Volunteers help the Foundati on in a
variety of ways-through book sa les
w hi c h provide r oya lti es t o th e
Foundation, T-shirt sales at the 4th of
July Macfarlane Regalia in Waikiki , by
a sistin g wi th mass mai lings. Many
vo lun teers are also donor s, makin g
r eg ul ar monthl y p l edges to th e
Foundat ion.
Gold rvtcdal ists Vio le ue LaFontaine and George and Beuy
Gal laghe r visited with grantee!> Paul Tan. Ol ympian Wyau
lone; and Kai l'vlowal.
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Photo belowGrantees auending
the luncheon were.
fronl. M.:ghan
Atwood. Kim
Adler. Kalani
Robb. Summer
Crai!!. Jan Okada.
St;nding. Jon
Allen. Edward
Chen. Paul Tan.
Chuck Watanabe.
Wyau lone,,
David Buck. Kai
Mowal. James
Farnum and
Debbie L:unbcrl.
Featured speakers were Robyn Johl
o f th e Ro ya l H awa ii an Ro w in g
C h al l enge; Paul Tan, sc holarsh i p
grantee, and Kalani Robb who placed
first in th e world in amateur juni or
surl'ing in 1994.
Gramees Debbie Lambert. volleyball. and Edward
Chen, water polo. were honored at lunch.
Gold Medalist Sonny Vivas received his award from treasurer
Tom Lalakea.
Kalani Robb-local Boy-World Champion
n 1993, the Foundation gave a small
grant to a 16-year-old sur fer and
s~1id " Kalani Robb is a young man
makmg news on the North Shore.'·
Our statemen t was more th an
va lidat ed when we agai n ass i sted
Kalan i and hi s surfing teammates in
May 1994 to attend the Intern ational
Wor ld
A ssoc ia ti on
Surfin g
Championships in Brazil. Kalani came
home to Hawaii as the Junior Amateur
Champion of the World.
He placed first in the 18-and-under
division, and assisted his team to place
third overa ll among 33 co unt r ies
compe tin g in th e bi enni al even t.
Hawaii has not won thi s event in 22
years. Kalani Robb is not only making
news on th e No rth Sho re, he i s
newsworthy throughout the world.
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Not resting at all , in July 1994 he
was th e NSSA National Open Men ' s
Champion and the OP Junior Champion
in Hunt ington Beac h, Cal iforn ia. By
winn in g eve r y major amateu r
championship th is year. he is currently
rated 15th on the World Qualify in o
Series Pro Tour. A nd. he is onl y 17. b
K alani was a speaker at our June
Maha lo L un c heo n fo r ou r Go ld
Medalists, Volunteers and Grantees and
his opening sentence was " l am really
stoked to be th e Champ i on of the
World."
The Foundati on is reall y "stoked"'
that we were able to assist Kalani in his
ear l y qualify in g co mpet iti ons. and
deli ghted that our donors can say th e
Founda ti on hel ped him become a
Champion of the World.
Gold Medalists
f you are a Gold Medalist and
have not had an opportunity to
meet w ith the Board or any of tbe
grantees. or have not received your
Gold Meda l token, please call the
Foundati on's Coordinator, Geraldine
DeBenedetti at 734- 11 59 and
arrangements can be made to honor
yo u for yo ur majo r gi f t to the
We espec i all y
Foundati on.
enco urage Neighbo r I sl and and
M ainland donors to contact us w hen
they are in Honolulu and allow us to
have an opportu ni ty to meet w i th
you and present your token during
your visi t.
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Athletic Grant Recipients for 1993-94 *
Total for Individuals- $4,200
Ralen K. Chang
Kayak
Sam Kerner
Sailing
Volleyball
Deborah H. Lambert
Michael Lambert
Volleyball
Mahealani Lum
Kayak
Brandy Mamizuka
Volleyball
Traci Phillips
Kayak
Kalani Robb
Surfing
Kayak
Chuck Watanabe
Total for Teams- $16,300
Asics Rainbow Volleyball Volleyball
Kanaka lkaika Inc
Kayak
Hawaiian Surfing
Surfing
Federation
Chad Delgado
Oahu
Shawn Sutton
Oahu
Kalani Robb
Oahu
Bruce Irons
Kauai
Andy Irons
Kauai
Daniel Kelekoma
Kauai
Keala Kennelly
Kauai
Kauai
Braden Dias
David Shinbara
Oahu
Duane DeSoto
Oahu
Robert Gall
Oahu
Megan Abubo
Oahu
Oahu
Alex Ki nimaka
Kaimana Henry
Maui
Masters Paddlers
Paddling
Macfarlane Canoe Regatta Paddling
Rowing
Royal Hawaii an
Rowing Challenge
Financial
Statement
Our tota l fun d balance is
$585 ,872.
In co me to the Foundat ion
co mes from the donat ions of the
Gold Medalists (th ose who g ive
$ 1,000 or more), as well as loyal
donors who pledge a spec if ic
amount each month, and those who
ma ke a n e nd of th e yea r
contribution.
Our fund raisers include the sale
of T-shirts at the annual 4th of July
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Scholarship Recipients
Kathy-Lyn Allen
Kimberlly Adler
Roger Arnemann
Meghan Atwood
David Buck
Ralen K. Chang
Edward Chen
Summer Craig
Wade Hondo
Diana Hodges
Neil Ichikj
Paul Tan
Kevin Teruya
Joy-Sarah Vink
Total Grants 832,500
$12,000
Swimming
Swimming/Run ning
Sailing
Swimming
Kayak
Kayak
Water Polo
Sailing
Swimming
Rowi ng
Swimming
Paddling
Water Polo
Swimming
Auburn Un iversity
Willamette University
Stanford University
UH-Manoa
Univ. California-Irvine
Univ. California-Irvine
Harvard University
Dartmouth
Un iv. of Puget Sound
MIT
Univ. of Puget Sound
MIT
Harvard
Georgetown University
*Fiscal Year October I, 1993 - September 30, 1994
Mahealani Lum
Summer Craig
Walte r J . Macfarl ane Regatt a in
Waikiki, and a porti on of the sales of
books .
Scholarships for the year totaled
$12,000.
Ath letic Grants for the year totaled
$20,500.
So me fund s a re dona ted for a
spec ific spo rt, a nd we enco urage
anyone who particularly wants to take
ad va ntage of the tax sav in gs o f
supporting yo ur favorite sport to
investigate this gift giving option.
If you desire additional financial
in fo rmation, ask any member of the
Board of Di rectors who will be glad to
assist you and provide you with more
in fo rm atio n to bring yo u into th e
ODKF fam ily.
INCOME
Donations & Pledges . . . .$ 29,911
Gold Medalists ... . .. ... .73,750
Investments . . .. .... .. . . . .2,277
Fund Raisers . .. . .. ....... 3,395
Total Income . . . . . . ....$108,833
EXPENSES
Scholarships & Grants .. .$ 32,500
Operations ... .. . . . . . . . . . 17, 175
Total Expenses . .... . . ..$ 49,675
FUND BALANCE
Balance start of year .. ..$526,7 14
Net income for year .. . . . .59, 158
Fund Balance . ... . . . . .$585,872
to
Kurata.
T homa s
Lalakca, Edward
& Norrnamac
Lamberg, Allan
& Ca rol La u.
Richa rd
&
Wynnelle Lau, Mark & Joan Lawson,
Jeffrey Lee, Jennie Lee, Wayne &
Melene Lee, Dougl as & Linda
LeGrande. Melvyn Leong , Li sa
Livin gston , John & Ermil ina
Lobctos, Lokahi Volleyball Club,
Sta nl ey Long. Joa nne Loomi s,
Jeanne Lum, Rosaline Lum, George
& Jo Ann Lumsden.
Roger & Hel en Macarthur,
Da vid Madi son, Robert Magu ire.
John Cline Mann. Bob & Jean &
Dav id & Holly & Ca ld we ll
Marchant , Step he n & Donna
Christie, Hildegard l'vlarks. John &
Step hanie
Marrack. Evely n
Matsumoto. Sandra Matsumoto.
Todd & Noclla Matsumoto. Jack &
Leslie Mauicc, Kristi Maynard. Mike
McCormack. Diane McFaull, Harvey
Mcinerny. Beth McLachlin. Clifford
& Moll y McNamara. D. Merrill .
Kelly & Debra Merrill , Joseph &
Lillian Miccio. Michael & Elai ne
Michaelidis & Family, Ann Miller.
James Mills, Jeffrey & Paui Millson.
Denise Mizumoto. Victor & Delores
Moeller. Donald Monroe, Charles
Monson, James & Ruth Momaguc.
Christopher & Carol Moore, Bill &
Jayne Morris, G.A. Morris. Beuy Lee
Moll, Robert & Kathleen Muller.
Sterling & Ruth Muller, Jack & Zelie
Myers.
Joey Nakama. Keo & Evelyn
Nakama. Joseph New. Jr.. Jim & Sue
Nicholson,
Nissan
Motor
Corporation. Robin Nonaka. Barbara
Norfleet. George Noningham .
Steven Ohata. Neal Okabayashi.
Richard & Eleanor Ok:11noto.
Kathryn Okazak i, Kenn eth &
Haunani Olds. Walter & Charlolle
Olmos. Kenneth & Linda Omura.
Robert & Adele Ostrem, Outrigger
Trading Company, Alvin Ozaki.
Ken Pai, Mina Pak, Richard &
Alcase Palma , Di ck Pang. Linda
Paynes. Deborah Pec k, Clwrles &
Gerri Pedesky, Richard Perkins, Dr.
Kennet h Pcrskc. Cynthi a Peterson.
Nancy Pflu eger. Ed & Kathl ee n
Pickering. Richard Pickrell. Gayle
Pingree. Hugh & C.J. Pingree. Bruce
& Gin!!er Plasch. Mr. and Mrs. David
Porte;us. Rand Potts. Joan Pratt.
William Pratt. Price Waterhou se.
Punahou 0 Pa ·Ani Board. John
Pyles.
James & Diane Ram stcad.
Tom & Kay Reid. Charles & Helen
Reum. Stephanie Reynolds. Edward
& Cecilia. "Rip" and Dolores Riddle.
Robert Robins. Capt. Ray Robinson.
W.W. Robinson. Robert & Nancy
Rocheleau. Jean Rolles. Scou Rollcs.
Caren Russell , J. Ward Ru ssell .
Natalie Russo.
Michele St. John. Kenneth
Sakurai . Ramsay & Marian Sandclin.
Peter Sanscvaro. Naomi Sato. Piilani
Schneide r. Mike & Shari e
Schouweiler. Charles Schmdcr. Carl
Tho1as Haine
n September, ODKF experienced one
of the greatest outpourings of aloha as
friend s and lo ved ones of the late
Thomas A. Haine made donations in his
memory to the Foundation.
Tom Haine died on September LO at
the age of 61. He was a member of the
original Outrigger Foundation Board and
contributed his knowledge and support to
th e merger in 1986 with the Duk e
Kahanamoku Foundation.
At the time of hi s death he was a
member of the Foundation's Ath letic
Grants Committee, and participated in the
grant making decisions of the Foundation
during 1993-94.
Long associated with ath letics at the
Outrigger Canoe Club, Tom Haine was
the personificat ion of vo lleyba ll in
Hawa ii. He played in every U.S.
Vo ll eyba ll Associatio n nat iona l
tournament from 1956 until hi s death.
The USVBA said "think Hawaii, thin k
volleyball, and you think of Tom Haine."
He was the fi rst Hawai i player inducted
into the Volleyball Hall of Fame.
The Foundation and the Haine family
want to have the funds given in the name
of Tom Haine used to create volleyball
scholarships and volleyball opportunities
for athletes in Hawaii. ODKF will keep
all of its friends informed of its efforts in
this direction.
Mahalo nui loa to those who gave to
the Foundation in his memory.
I
Anonymous, Brant & Stephanie Ackerman. Warren
& Haunani Ackerman. John Ahuna. Patricia Akana.
Shawna Jan Allerl. Robert & Cynthia Aim. Linda Ahnen.
John & Jo;m Andersen. D. Leith & Jean Anderson, David &
Andrea Anderson. David & Bodil Anderson. Harriet Aoki.
Pmricia Ashley. Robert Au. Shay & Leona Auerbach. Peter
& Mary Balding. Bank of Hawaii - Kaimuki Branch. Lionel
& Aphrodit e Bank s. Douglas & Katherine Becher!.
Kenneth & Mary Bentley. Jack & Barbara Berg. Gertrude
Berger. Dr. Gary & Beryl Blaich. Blair. Ltd .. Nalani Helen
Blaisdell-Brennan. William & Joan Blankcnfeld. Seth &
Jennifer Bond. Benjamin & Nancy Bonelo. Peter & Katy
Bourne. Jr.. James & Nancy Boyle. Rev. June Bradley.
Adrian & Mac Brasil. Charles & Carol Brede. Laurena
Breeden. William & Faith Bright. Anita Brightman. Stewart
Brisscnc. Alice Brown. Gardner Brown. James Brown.
Kimo Brown. Sharon Brown, Ellsworth & Virginia Bush.
J.\V.A. Buyers. Tom & Pearl Byrne.
Joseph & Mavis Cabell. Cal Alumni Club of Hawaii.
Pekcto & Charlonc Cal uyo. Paul Cassiday. Reginald &
June Chambers. Ju venil e & Od ella Chang , Bu ster
Chapman, Albc n Ching. Norman & Doris Ching. Philip &
Gerry Ching. Diane Chong. Stewart Chong, Michael & Iris
Chow. Fred & Mary Mon on Chuckovitch. Clinton &
Suzanne Churchill. George & Bunnie Cook. C.M. & Sue
Cooke. Linda Cornejo, Christopher
& Paul a Crabb. Li bana Crabb, A.
Joel Cria, Nancy Cummings. Barbara
D'Oiier. Tucker Dacey, Geraldine
DeBenedcni . Kazuei DeKaye, Jeffrey
Din smore. Thomas Dads, E.L.
Doheny. Paul & Gail Dolan, Mary
Dorman, Lt. Col. George & Virginia
Duncan.
William & Fran Ehrman, Thad
& Patricia Ekstrand. Mr. and Mrs.
Ne il Eldredge. Eleu Women ' s
Softball Team. Agenhart & Dorothy
Ellis. Donald Eovino. Dr. George &
Juanita Ewing. Dean Eyre. Jr.
Brandt & Moni ca Farias.
Byron Feldman. Mark & Joyce
Fclmct. Dennis & Mary Fern, Pamela
Fem. Richard & Sharon Fetsch. First
Hawaiian Bank - Kaimuki Branch.
First Hawaiian Bank - Kaim uki
Branch Tellers. First Hawaiian Bank
- Main Branch. Dennis Fitzgerald.
Walter & Muriel Flanders, Gram &
Jud y Fletcher. Cy nth ia , Hu gh &
Ryan Foster, Stanley & Marjorie
Franklin, Stephen Franklin, Clyde &
Paulellc Fujii. Sue & Arlene Fujii,
Gary Fujit ani , Diane Fujiwara.
Matsuc Furushima.
Eve lyn Garcia. Dr. Peter
George. Charles & Barbara Gibb,
Alvi n & Bobbie Goo, John &
Marilyn Goss. Jany Goya. R.D. Gray,
T.C. & Jane Gray. Anthony Gucrreo,
Jr.. Robert & Alice Guild.
Jon & Kelley Haneberg &
Family. W.E. Harper. Hawaii Special
Olympics. Evelyn HaLehinc. William
& oel Head. Charles Heitzman.
Harold & Janet Henderson. Wilfred
Heu . Gilbe rt Hicks. Robert &
Margaret Hogan. Aimee l·lokama.
Darryn & Belle Holt, Tai Sung &
Patri cia Hong. Jerry & Nada
Houston. Richard & Mima
Humphreys. Cid & Susan Inouye.
Ialani School, Harold Ishii . Patricia
Ito.
Keith & Marilyn Johnson. Paul
& Nellie Johnson, William & Wendy
Joh nson. Paul Johnstone. Allan &
Corri ne Jonsson. Bonni e Judd.
Dolors & Tiff Bova Judd.
Gary Kai. Edmund & Lorraine
Kajiyama. Danny & Marilyn Kali.
Kami lii Manolua 0 Hawaii. Elmer &
l\llargarct Kapuaal<r. Howard &
Myrna Karr. Robert & Gail Kashare.
Michael & Joan Kawamoto. Eaa &
Susan Kawika. Kahekili Kcaloha.
Da vid & Philip Kcat. Keauhou
Voll eyball Assoc iation. Gloria
Keller. John & Anne Kelley. Jennifer
Kersting. Roy & Juli et Kesner.
William & Maureen Kilcoyne.
Douglas Kilpatrick. Christopher &
Euge ni c-Mae Kinca id. John &
Marilyn Kiner. Harvey King. Frank
& Sandra Kingery. Charles Kiraly.
Albert & Ellen Kong. Evelyn Konno,
Koren Kubota. Kala & Carol Kukca.
Guy & Marilyn Kunitake. Clifford
& Gail Schrocrs, James Schuller, Dr.
Niall Scully, Daniel Selleck, Robert
& Lauric Selleck. Thomas. Jillie
Mack & Hannah Selleck and Kevin
She pard , Marion Senger, Hugo &
Phylli s Seto , Capt. H.C. Sharp.
Michael & Patricia Sheehan, Dr.
Randall Shibuya. James Shingle.
David & Mary Shoji, Valerie & Lisa
Siggers, Helen Sing, Eddie & Helen
Siu. Susan Smallwood, Doris Smith,
Robi n Sm ith , Robert & Bonni e
Smolenski, Sharon Solmssen, Willie
Souza, Pmricia Petri Spengler, Allen
& Tita Stack, James & Doris
Stackhouse, Levi Stanley, Kenneth &
Barbara Stehouwer, Cindy Stevens.
Elizabeth Stifel, Dian e Stowell.
Li ndsey Stya n, Charles & Anne
Swanson.
Craig Takahashi. Jennie Tam,
James & Shcrilyn Tamayose. Arthur
Tarbell. Pamela Tarikas. Tyler
Tavares. Ernest Th omas. Jean
Thomas. Melvyn & Lois Tojiio.
Swnlcy & Roberta Tokumaru. H.J. &
Alma Tonini.
Laura Ush ij im a. USV BA Aloha Region. Gary & Lynn Vietsch.
Wesley \Vakamura. Nicholas
& Sall y Wallner. Gul ab & lndru
\Vatumull. William & Susan Terry
Wells, Stratford & Anita Whiting.
Carol Wilcox, Maude Williams. M:~ .
Gen. Herbert Wolff, Adam & Gail
Wong, Darrell Wong, Michael
Wood, Dexter & Sharon Woodall.
Ruby Yabiku,
Ange la
Yamaguchi, Carl Yamamoto, Donald
Yannell , Mark Yeackel & Bobby
Lou Schneider, Brian Yee. James
Yce. Vincent Yee. Emmell &
Victori a Young. Wes Young. and
Georgiana Yuen.
Note: on ly donations
rece iv ed by 09/30/94
could be included in this
report. If your donation
was made prior to that
da te ,
and
is
not
ac knowl edged
here,
pl ease call or write and
ask that we include you in
our next report.
Your donation is
important to the future of
vo ll eyball and th e
memo ry of Tom Hai ne
a nd we want to be sure
your d onation was
rece ived
and
is
acknowledged.
Tho se wi shing to
donate should make their
check payable to ODKF,
with the notation "Tom
Haine Memori al" in the
lower left corner.
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j Applications for
Assistance
T
OUTRIGGER DUKE KAHANAMOKU FOUNDATION
LEVEL OF fNCOME/GfVlNG
Year is from
Oct-Sept
Income
1986-87
56,930*
1987-88
11 808
1988-89
26,928
1989·90 _ 74,647
1990·91
80 223
1991·92
37 488
1992-93
25,191
1993-94
1994-95- - -Pion ned:
1995·96
Endowment
246,334
258,142
285,070
359,717
439,940
477,428
502,619
Scholarships
2,000
6,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
12,000
20,000
Athletic Grants
1,880
7,068
4,300
10,700
91_61
_1§,500
15,550
20,500
20,000
TotalGil'ing
1,880
9,068
10,300
20,700
19,361
36 500**
27,550
32,500
40,000
***
I
*
**
On 12/31/86
Increased for 1992 Olympic grantees 1994-95 Budgeted for $30,000 with
$10,000 additional for a total of $20,000 for scholarships, $20,000 for athletics
*** Projected increase for 1996 Olympics
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Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation
The Board of Directors of the Outri gger Duke Kahan amok u Foundation
cordi all y in vit es YO U to beco me a donor to th e OUTR IGGER DUKE
KAHANAMOKU FOUNDATlON. You ca n help ensure th at thi s and fu ture
generati ons of the best ath letes in Hawaii receive the means with which to fu lfill
their potential, and to emulate the outstanding personal qualities evidenced by Duke
Paoa Kahanamoku.
IJWe accept the invitati on:
is enclosed.
( ) My/Our gift of $
( ) My/Our gift will be sent in the month of_ __ _ _ _ __ _
( ) I am a member of the Outrigger Canoe Club, please use th is pledge to deduct
$
a month from my OCC statement to the ODKF.
OCC #
Signature,_ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _
Address: _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __
Please indicate if you have a spec ial interest in a parti cular sport such as
Swimming, Canoeing, Vol leyball, etc.
MaiI to: Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation, 1909 Kalakaua Avenue,
Honolulu Hl 968 15.
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here are two types of grants made
by the Foundation.
At hleti c gra nts are usua lly for a
specific purpose, or specific competition.
These monies may be applied for at any
ti me, and may be granted to an individual
or to a team.
Scholarship grants are usually given
only once a year, applications are made
in January and February, and grantees are
notified in March. Th e sc holarship
money is sent directly to the school the
grantee is attending, and is applied to the
student's account. If a grantee continues
in school with satisfactory grades, they
are given preference in their reapplicat ion
for succeed in g yea rs, but they mu st
reapply for the grant annually.
Scholarship and Grant Requirements:
To qualify an applicant must:
• Be a resident of Hawaii and an
American citizen.
• Have participated in competitive
sports.
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Submit a personal letter of intention.
• Submit a list of competitive sports,
awards.
• Submit a letter from an athletic coach
or trainer.
• Submit federal tax return (or
parent 's if claimed as a dependent).
• Submit a recent photo, preferably
action.
In add ition, Scholarship applicants must:
• Plan to attend an accredited college
as a full time student in any major.
• Submit a transcri pt of grades.
• Submit two letters of reference.
In additi on, Athletic Grant app licants
must:
• Describe their training program.
• Rate themselves compet itively.
• Describe previous competition and
results.
• Provide records and times.
• Descri be changes made in training.
• Provide their personal history in the
event.