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Chaminade Quarterly
Winter 2010
THE CHAMINADE NURSE
ANNUAL REPORT-- FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
HONOR ROLL
OF DONORS
Aloha,
We are at the end of winter. Faculty and students are fully engaged with the academic process of learning,
and a spirit of appreciation resonates on campus. Our gratitude was fueled when Thanksgiving came early last
November in the form of two transformational gifts, which named our nursing school and our nursing center.
Both donors are university regents, both in medical professions, and both motivated by a strong desire to honor
their respective late wives by creating a lasting legacy to benefit young men and women aspiring to
pursue a nursing career. We are extremely grateful to Dr. Edison Miyawaki, who endowed $5 million for the
nursing program, now named the Sallie Y. Miyawaki School of Nursing, and Dr. Lawrence Tseu, who
pledged $1 million for the university’s nursing facility center to be named the Dr. Lawrence K. W. and Mrs.
BoHing Chan Tseu Nursing Center.
In announcing his gift to our assembled Board of Regents, Dr. Edison Miyawaki recalled how our late President
Sue Wesselkamper exhibited a constant desire to serve others. In an emotional moment, he spoke of how that
attitude reminded him of his late wife. Dr. Larry Tseu quietly talked about his late wife’s wish to benefit others
beyond her lifespan and the nurses who comforted her in her final chapter.
Nursing is a caring profession and as such, our university’s values-based curriculum provides the perfect
context for our program. Much in the same vein, our winter commencement speaker, Corbett Kalama,
eloquently addressed our more than 250 December graduates on the “two pronged approach to success: A
Dedication to Vocation and Community.” He spoke of the importance of his family and mentors in
developing a values-based style of leadership.
In fact, his brother was a key person who
convinced him never to give up his dream of
attaining an education.
Our Chaminade students are able to pursue
their dreams of higher education through the
generosity of our extended ‘ohana. As our
family grows, we pray for their blessing and
wish all our readers a happy new year.
Mahalo!
Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM
President, Chaminade University
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Chaminade President Bro. Ploeger, Regent Chair Kitty Wo, Commencement Keynote Speaker
Corbett Kalama, Associate Provost Henry Gomes, Fine Arts Professor Yukio Ozaki, and
Institutional Advancement Vice President Diane Peters-Nguyen gathered before December’s
ceremony. The ceramic piece presented to Corbett by Chaminade in gratitude was created
by Ozaki with an interpretation by Gomes from the Native Hawaiian creation chant, He
Kumulipo.
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Contents
Diane Peters-Nguyen
Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Kapono Dowson Ryan
Director of Communications
Be-Jay Kodama
Director of Alumni Relations
Brandi Watanabe
Director of Annual Giving
Additional Photos:
Charles Myers
Features
Board of Regents
Bro. Stephen Glodek, SM
Chancellor
4 The Chaminade Nurse
Kathleen "Kitty" Wo
Chair
7 Financial Overview
Gary E. Liebl
Chair Emeritus
11 Honor Roll of Donors
Daniel L. Colin
First Vice Chair
Departments
8 Class Notes
10 Silversword Spotter
Cori Ching Weston
Second Vice Chair
Jean E. Rolles
Secretary
Jeanne A. Anderson
Karen E. Anderson
Carolyn A. Berry
Rick Blangiardi
Bro. Edward Brink, SM
John C. Brogan
Bro. William J. Campbell, SM
Charles L. Cotrell
Nicole M. Dupont
Bennette M. Evangelista
Daniel D. Goo
Carmen Himenes
Stanley W. Hong
Bro. Robert Hoppe, SM
Angela H. Isaac
Amy L. Jampel
Clifton Y. Kagawa
Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Dwight M. Kealoha, USAF
Michael F. Kerr
Richard Kido
Rev. Joseph H. Lackner, SM
Violet S. Loo
Dr. Edison H. Miyawaki
Bro. Bernard Ploeger, SM
Rev. David H. Schuyler, SM
Anna Marie Springer
Nicholas J. Susner
Willibrord K. Tallett
Dr. Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Gae Bergquist Trommald
Vaughn Vasconcellos
Sharon Weiner
Hon. Patrick K.S.L. Yim
Edward K.O. Eu (Emeritus)
Rev. Donald P. Merrifield, SJ (Emeritus)
Board of Governors
Michael F. Kerr Chair
Anton Krucky Vice Chair
Sharon McPhee Second Vice Chair
Blaine Rand Y. Lesnik Secretary
Upcoming E vents
Richard C. Lim
Sai Cheong Chui
Joseph Melehan
Clifford Cooper
Rev. Donald P. Merrifield, SJ
Louisa Cooper
Paul W. Mikos
Walter A. Dods, Jr.
Wilson Thomas “Tom” Orbe
Edward K.O. Eu
J. Hans Strasser
Eddie Flores, Jr.
Richard E. Tanaka
George A. Froley III
James J. Viso
Edward J. Hogan
Gulab Watumull
Gary Hogan
J. Michael Windsor
Lynn Hogan
Bro. Robert Juenemann, SM
April 15-18 Annual Spring Musical: Fiddler on the Roof April 22 Dedication of
the Science Labs April 29 - May 2 Alumni Reunion Weekend (details inside)
May 9 Baccalaureate Service and Honors Ceremony May 10 Spring
Commencement
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THE CHAMINADE NUR S E
By Kapono Ryan and Mike Markrich
A young woman, dressed in blue scrubs, tucks in a kupuna with an extra blanket. She soothes the elderly man with gentle conversation as she takes his vital signs. He talks of fishing. She talks of cooking. They share a little laughter, though she is on high alert
for any changes that are relevant to her patient’s condition. The moment is simultaneously one of kindness and competence: her heart, one of compassion; her head, disciplined in thought,
surveys the situation with attention to details; her experienced hands deftly handle the equipment so that it causes her patient the
least amount of discomfort. And her feet have brought her to a place of service where heart, mind and hands fulfill their great
purpose to comfort and heal. She exemplifies the Chaminade nurse.
As the university pursued the development of a nursing program, the vision of a Chaminade nursing graduate emerged that
would be consistent with the mission, purposes and the academic vision of the university. “We want to develop graduates who are
compassionate professionals, whose state-of-the-art nursing education endows them with outstanding clinical competence and
who are committed to the profession,” said Dr. Stephanie Genz, MSN, RN, Chaminade’s associate dean for nursing.
Chaminade anticipates the opening of its Sallie Y. Miyawaki School of Nursing (see sidebar) this August. The vision was ignited
by former Chaminade president, Dr. Mary Civille (Sue) Wesselkamper, fanned into a steady heat by current university president
and architect of its strategic plan, Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, SM, Ph.D., and kept aglow through the diligence of Chaminade dean
of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Dr. Helen Turner.
“The broader community recognizes that this program will
profoundly benefit not only our university, but also in
addressing nursing shortages abroad and in rural and local
communities,” said Ploeger. “This profession also gives our
students a career choice that pays well in a dynamic field
where they can serve with significance.”
Chaminade moved closer to its dream of a nursing program
with Genz receiving the torch last July. She carries it with
enthusiasm and strong institutional and community support
and is currently organizing the program and curriculum.
“In the last five years, $14 million was raised and invested into our science
facilities, including renovated and reinvented state-of-the-arts laboratories,”
said Bro. Ploeger. “Strongly committed to the sciences, we hope that when
you think science, you think Chaminade.”
Pending the final approval of the Hawaii State Board of
Nursing, Chaminade hopes to admit in fall 2010 its first students on track towards earning their Bachelor’s
of Science degree in nursing (BSN). Committed to the success of each student admitted, Chaminade looks
forward to its first graduating class of 40 to 50 nurses in 2014. These graduates will have the foundational
nursing knowledge and skills necessary for the professional, be able to provide quality patient care and be
prepared for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX).
“The philosophy of the baccalaureate nursing program has to be consistent with the mission, purposes and
academic vision of Chaminade,” said Genz. “The Catholic, Marianist identity of the university emphasizes
preparation for life, service and career success. Within this framework, a vocational emphasis characterizes
our school of nursing. The BSN degree prepares dedicated register nurses, RNs, for work in a variety of
health care settings.”
Curriculum includes patient-centered care, inter-professional teams, patient safety, professionalism,
lifespan, and end-of-life care and also prepare nurses to act as leaders and advocates for their communities.
“We are creating a truly cutting-edge, innovative curriculum with particular emphases on culturally
appropriate care, genetic and genomic medicine, evidence-based practice, and the acquisition of clinical
informatics skills,” said Genz. “State-of-the-art, high fidelity, patient simulation will
be an integrated component.”
The curriculum, which focuses on cultural competency and the significance of
post-graduate contributions to communities within Hawaii, the Pacific region, and the U.S. Continent, will
enable graduates to help remedy health disparities in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populations.
Genz reflected on that initial spark that brought her to Hawaii from Wisconsin. She had met Turner at a
conference about health care reform and social justice. Their conversation led to a shared interest in the
sciences, nursing, the situation in Hawaii and how they could work together to pioneer a program
emphasizing “the mind, body and spirit of nursing.”
Only six months from the opening of the Sallie Y. Miyawaki School of Nursing,
Genz continues to work closely with Turner and others in making the Chaminade
Nurse a reality. Effective care involves equal parts scientific knowledge, clinical
competence, human interactive skill sets, with a compassionate heart set on a
mission. “This is the vision we hope to emblaze on those seeking to become a
Chaminade nurse,” she said.
The Chaminade nurse will be competent,
compassionate, and trained for leadership.
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The Sallie Y. Miyawaki
School of Nursing
Chaminade nurses will be:
Exposed to highly sophisticated, simulated
patient care experiences.
Educated for the informatics age, with a
focus on the acquisition of clinical
informatics skills.
Dr. Helen Turner, division dean of Natural Sciences and
Mathematics, Dr. Edison Miyawaki, Chaminade regent, Dr.
Stephanie Genz, associate dean of nursing, and Dr. Lawrence
Tseu, Chaminade regent celebrate these two doctors’ gifts.
Educated for the genomic age, able to
process and convey information, previously
reserved for specialized geneticists and
bioinformaticians.
Culturally competent in the care of Native
Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.
CO M MIT T E D TO
TH E V IS IO N O F
TH E C H A M I N A D E N U RSE
Chaminade University is especially grateful to three exception-
Educated to care for an aging population.
Educated to be leaders in advocating for
the populations they served.
ally committed donors, who in memory of their wives and in
deep appreciation of nursing have added their generous
financial support:
Chaminade Regent Dr. Edison Miyawaki has generously
endowed the nursing program with a gift of $5 million, honoring his late wife Sallie Y. Miyawaki, who was an exceptional
nurse. The Chaminade nursing school is now named the Sallie
Y. Miyawaki School of Nursing, to honor her memory.
Chaminade Regent Dr. Lawrence Tseu made a $1 million
capital gift for the final construction of Chaminade’s
state-of-the-art nursing center in recognition of the care his
wife, BoHing, had received from nurses and her personal desire
to serve society in a greater way after her passing.
The Chaminade center for nursing has been renamed the
DR. LAWRENCE K. W. AND
MRS. BOHING CHAN TSEU CENTER
FOR NURSE EDUCATION
State-of-the-Art Physical Facilities for Nursing
• Two nursing skills laboratories
• Dedicated computer and instructional rooms
• State-of -the-art human simulator suite
• Standardized patient laboratory
• Faculty offices
• 10 newly renovated teaching and research
laboratories for the biomedical sciences
Dr. Lawrence K.W. and Mrs. BoHing Chan Tseu Center
for Nursing, in her honor.
Inspired by the gifts of Dr. Miyawaki and Dr. Tseu, Chaminade
Governor J. Michael Windsor donated $100,000 for nurse
scholarships in his late wife’s name, Mary. In remembrance
of her, he wanted to ensure student success.
In addition to private donations, government and
foundation funding have been received from the Economic
Development Administration (U.S. Department of
Commerce), Title III (U.S. Department of Education), and
The Atlantic Philanthropies.
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After preparing for more than five years, Chaminade plans to open
its nursing program in fall 2010. For more information,
go to: www.chaminade.edu/nursing
8-2009
Financial Overview Update
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2009
2008-2009 Revenue
Daniel S. Gilmore, Ed.D.,Vice President for Finance and Facilities
Though challenged by the global economic crises of these present
times, the university continues to push forward in its vision of
fostering student access and success, as well as serve as a valuable
12%
community
partner in alignment with its distinct identity as a
Catholic, Marianist university.
12%
12%
Our strategic plan provides guidance as the university considers 23%
programs and improvements to facilities awaiting renovation. The
plan also clarifies direction as we develop an appropriate balance
between fund raising for capital improvement and the need to build
endowment capacity (please feel free to view details of the strategic
plan at www.chaminade.edu ).
During the past fiscal year, tuition and fees were increased by
rates equivalent to inflation with gifts and grants supporting
improvements to infrastructure. While program related operating
revenues and expenditures remained fairly comparable on a
year-to-year basis, major capital improvement gifts fell from
$12.4 million to $8 million. To keep the change in the value of
private gifts in perspective, Chaminade has averaged $8.5 million
each year in this revenue category for the years 2004
through present.
12%
7%
58%
7%
23%
58%
Net tuition & fees Private gifts & grants Auxiliary enterprises Federal grants & contracts, investment income & other
Total 2007-2008 2008-2009
$20,353,000 20,490,000
$12,427,000 8,063,000
$4,236,000 3,923,000
$2,048,000 2,366,000
$39,064,000 34,842,000
2008-2009 Expenditures
3%
Construction and renovation has continued on campus. Two more
3%
completely renovated science laboratories and specialized research
10%
areas came on-line in Henry Hall along with faculty offices and a
new laptop computer lab. Construction is underway for refurbishing
14%
56%
the former library space vacated in Henry Hall. The top floor will
be remodeled to help consolidate the Humanities Division, while
17%
the middle floor will see improvements to support the proposed
new nursing program and expansion in the Natural Science and
Mathematics Division. The university was successful in obtaining
2007-2008 a $2 million grant to start renovations in Eiben Hall and a $1.2
million grant from the US Department of Commerce-EDA for the
Instructional academic support $18,313,000
proposed nursing education center.
10%
14%
56%
17%
On par with national trends, Chaminade has had to manage
operating expenses far exceeding normal rates of inflation (utilities
and health care), declining values of investment portfolios and rates
of return, while trying to mitigate the negative economic factors on
the cost of education for our students. As a result, Chaminade has
continued to tighten its budget. Chaminade employees have also
contributed to budget constraints through a wage freeze.
The Institutional Advancement department is working diligently
to maintain key donor relations, emphasizing the importance of
fundraising during such uncertain economic times.
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Always conscious of Chaminade’s educational mission, members
of the faculty, staff and leadership are committed to making sure
that the university stays on a steady path of institutional progress.
That steadiness in course ensures that what we offer here will
connect our students to success in their present scholarship and
their future careers.
Total
Total
2007-2008 2008-2009
Restricted-permanenetly
Restricted- permanently $6,712,000 $7,355,000
Restricted-Temporarily
Restricted-temporarily
$12,315,000 $10,884,000
Unrestricted
Unrestricted
$20,711,000
$21,757,000
Unrestricted
Total
$39,738,000 $39,996,000
Total
2008-2009
19,245,000
$5,545,000
6,178,000
$4,911,000 4,825,000
$3,211,000
3,310,000
$1,011,000 1,026,000
$32,991,000 34,584,000
Institutional support
Auxiliary enterprises Student services Fundraising Total 2008-2009 Total Net Assets
$40,000,000
To
$35,000,000
Re
$30,000,000
$25,000,000
Re
$20,000,000
Un
$15,000,000
$10,000,000
$5,000,000
0
2007-2008
2008-2009
Unrestricted
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Alumni Class Notes
1970s
Honolulu Police Department Officer Keoni
Hong ’06, ’09, former Honolulu Police Chief
Lee Donahue ’77, newly appointed Honolulu
Police Chief Louis Kealoha ’95, Be-Jay
Kodama ’86, and John Field ’84 at Br. Bernie’s
Inauguration Celebration.
Aloha, Alumni:
Happy Belated New Year! As Chaminade
University continues to move forward with
vitality and vigor with the development of
our new nursing program, we thank you for
your continued commitment, support, and
generosity. Alumni support helps to make
dreams a reality for our students.
We are approaching spring with excitement
in anticipation of welcoming you, our alumni, back to campus for our Annual Alumni
Class Reunion. This is a special time when
we gather to reminisce our Chaminade
experience and create new memories. The
alumni reunion committee has planned
something for everyone including a Business
Social Networking Reception, an intriguing
and thought provoking 50 Minute University,
our Annual Sue Wesselkamper 5K Fun
Run/Walk for the whole family, and, of
course, our popular Hawaiian luau.
Clyde Phillips B.A. ’71
Ordained a Catholic priest in 1978 for the
Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, Clyde
Phillips served in the Philippines for a
combined 22 years (two years as a
seminarian and 20 as a priest). He served
for eight years in a parish on the island of
Mindanao, six years as the director of the
Philippine Lay Mission program and six years
in leadership as Regional Superior. Phillips
returned to the U.S. in 1998. After five
years of ministry with the Society, he was
elected the U.S. Regional Superior. After
two terms in leadership, he was appointed
Procurator General of Maryknoll in Rome
and will function as the liaison between
Maryknoll and the Vatican.
Nani Lee B.A. Sociology and Education ’72
In 2009, The Food Basket Inc., Hawaii
Island’s Food Bank, and Dr. Nani Lee
received recognition as Hawaii Branch’s 2009
Employer of the Year. Dr. Lee was honored at
a ceremony in Hilo, Hawaii. She is the first
executive director of The Food Basket Inc.,
Hawaii Island’s Food Bank.
Monica Franks Des Jarlais B.A. Sociology
and Early Childhood ’75
St. Maria Goretti High School in Maryland
selected Monica Franks Des Jarlais as its new
president after a national search. Des Jarlais
said the school was looking for a candidate
Always with much aloha,
Be-Jay Kodama ’86
Alumni Relations Director
[email protected]
www.chaminade.edu/alumni
P.S. – Your new alumni directory will be
coming out this spring!
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1980s
Stephen Gilbride B.A. International
Studies ’84
Stephen Gilbride earned a MS degree in drug
regulatory affairs from Long Island University
and was awarded a Rotary International
Scholarship to the University of Cape Town
after graduation. He has worked in
pharmaceuticals for 20 years. Married with
two daughters, he lives in New Jersey and
spends summers on Oahu. He has also started
his own pharmaceutical consulting business.
Kathilyn Shelby B.A. Psychology ’81
“Kathi” Shelby has been a high school
student counselor at Kamehameha
Schools – Kapalama campus for 21 years.
Her niece, Christina, is currently an
education major at Chaminade through
some encouragement from her auntie. Since
her niece enrolled at Chaminade, Shelby has
been on campus a number of times. It is
now an annual tradition for her to drive
on the campus at night during the
holidays to see the Christmas lights.
Leonardo Limuaco B.A. Biology ’82
After graduating from Chaminade, “Leo”
Limuaco attended a pathologist’s assistant
training program in Connecticut and started
practicing in 1984. Living in Las Vegas,
Nevada for 15 years, “Leo” Limuaco works as
pathologist’s assistant for Quest Diagnostics,
Inc. He has been a Board of Trustee member
of the American Association of Pathologists’
Assistants since 2000.
For those classes ending in “0” or “5,” these
are your special anniversary year! Be sure
to pass along this information to your
classmates. By the way, this year the second
class to graduate – class of ’60 – celebrates
its 50th anniversary.
We appreciate your staying connected
through volunteering and participating in
events. These opportunities help us share in
our Chaminade experience and school pride.
I am proud to be a Chaminade alumna and
hope you will join me in humbling sharing
this feeling with others.
serve on the national PRSA board. Whitman
said, “PRSA has been a passion of mine from
the moment I joined. It is a career-builder,
and I look forward to advancing the
profession and the professional at the
national level.” Whitman currently runs
her own shop, BJW Public Relations.
Jeff Maddy B.G.S. ’82
As Chief of Public Information and
Operations for the U.S. Army, Jeff Maddy is
responsible for media relations and operations
at the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence
and Fort Leonard Wood, MO Public Affairs
Office. He and his family live in Springfield,
Missouri.
whose life had been transformed by Catholic
education, as hers had been. She was
especially affected by the Maryknoll Sisters
from New York, who taught at her high
school. After graduating from Chaminade,
she worked in Hawaii Catholic schools for 28
years as a teacher, vice principal and principal.
B.J. Whitman B.B.A. ’74, MBA ’79
Longtime Hawaii public relations professional
B.J. Whitman has been named to the national
Public Relations Society of America as a
director-at-large. She is the first women to
Carla Saldania Capone B.A. Marketing ’87
A proud graduate of Chaminade, Carla
scholarship. He graduated from its master’s
program this year and was awarded a Sea
Grant Knauss Fellowship. He has begun work
in Washington D.C. this January.
Saldania Capone is even prouder now
that her daughter is also a Chaminade
graduate. Capone’s mother (Barbara) worked
at Chaminade, and her sister (Gina) and
her daughter have also attended Chaminade.
Married for almost 25 years, she and her
husband run their own business and
have two children.
Kris Smith MBA ’89
Residing in Marion, Massachusetts, Kris
Smith serves as a patrol field training
officer responsible for training new recruits.
He has also been certified as a
standardized field sobriety testing instructor,
a stop stick instructor, a domestic violence
training instructor and a citizen liaison, and
a certified executive protection specialist. In
2005, he graduated from Curry College after
earning a MA degree in Criminal Justice. In
2008, he enrolled in the J.D. program at the
Massachusetts School of Law in Andover and
plans to practice maritime civil law.
1990s
Charles Stiles MBA ’91
Certified by the American Board of Industrial
Hygiene (ABIH) in the Comprehensive
Practice of Industrial Hygiene (CIH), Captain
Charles Stiles has been awarded the Navy/
Marine Corps Meritorious Service Medal,
Commendation Medal, and Achievement
Medal with gold star, and the Navy Reserve
Service Medal, in addition to other service
and unit awards. Married to the former Linda
Diane Clouse of Oak Ridge, Tennessee,
Stiles currently lives in Chesapeake, Virginia
with his wife and their two children Meagan
McKinsey and Taylor Christiansen Stiles.
Jon McKenna B.S. ’91, MSCJA ’93,
MBA ‘98
Jon McKenna works for Haseko in Hawaii.
He is the Development Project Manager
and responsible for residential and resort
development at Hoakalei Resort in West
Oahu. Haseko has been developing Hawaii’s
most prized hotel, commercial and residential
projects since 1973, including the
award-winning master planned community
of Ocean Pointe and the Hoakalei Resort in
Ewa Beach. Bobby Manning, Jr. A.A. Liberal Arts ’99
A Catholic lay minister for his unit while on
deployment, Bobby Manning also volunteers
his time with the Navy Birthday Ball, as well
as various other events around the military
installation. Manning has just completed a
two year deployment in Afghanistan and will
be deployed in the Middle East once again
until July 2010. My wife of 14 years and
10 year old son, Bobby, III, are housed at
Fort Sam Houston Army Post in
San Antonio, Texas.
Andy Choor B.A. English and Historical and
Political Studies ’05
Chaminade’s first graduate from Yap, Andy
Choor, is currently the administrative director
for the Yap State Court. As a Hogan student,
Andy was one of the first to do a business
study mission to China.
Louis M. Kealoha MSCJA ’95
The City and County of Honolulu’s Police
Commission unanimously chose Captain
Louis Kealoha as HPD’s newest chief last
November. Kealoha, a 26-year veteran of
HPD, now leads one of the largest city
departments, employing 2,100 police officers
and 550 support staff. A 1978 graduate
of Damien Memorial High School, he
earned his bachelor’s degree in business
administration and criminal justice
administration from Wayland Baptist
University, his master’s degree in criminal
justice administration from Chaminade
University, and his doctorate in education
from University of Southern California.
Kealoha has also taught criminal justice at
Chaminade for 10 years.
2000s
Bernadette Borte B.S. Biology ’04, B.A.
Religious Studies ’04 While attending
Chaminade, Dr. Bernadette Borte majored
in biology and religious studies. She recently
graduated from medical school and will be
training at the University of Iowa Hospitals
and Clinics Department of Neurology. Borte
is married and living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Shawna Aveiro Ortogero BA ’01, MED ’04
As a special education resource teacher for
Leeward District, Shawna Aveiro Ortogero
serves schools in the Campbell, Kapolei, and
Waianae Complexes. Her job is to train new
special education teachers and support them
in the classrooms. Currently working on her
doctorate in exceptionalities at the University
of Hawaii, Ortogero also teaches master’s level
special education courses for the University of
Phoenix—Hawaii Campus.
Eric Stupar B.A. History &
Political Science ’04
Now living in Crofton, Maryland,
Eric Stupar was recently selected as the
director of enrollment services and registrar
at the National Defense Intelligence College,
Washington, DC.
Charles K. Rathburn B.S. Biology ’06
After graduating from Chaminade University
in 2006, Charles Kolo Rathburn attended the
College of Charleston--South Carolina on a
Gabriel White B.A. ’05, MBA ’08
A FIBA internationally licensed basketball
referee, Gabriel White had been sent on
assignment to Europe to officiated at a big
tournament. While there, he caught up with
Zach Whiting (B.A. ’07) and Ashley Elliazar
Whiting (B.A. ’07). The three of them head
lunch at a great place “Marina Ristorante
Trattoria.”
Gerome T. Gregory B. S. ’06, MBA ’08
Gerome Gregory recently passed his CPA
exam and is doing an internship with Akamai
Capital, LLC as a telecom sector
portfolio manager. He
is also interning
as an analyst with
Kobo Wealth
Conservancy, LLC,
which was recently
mentioned in the
Wall Street Journal
regarding 401(k)
plans. In
addition, he is an
adjunct faculty
member at
Chaminade University
teaching accounting.
In Memoriam
It is with sincere regret that we
note the passing of:
Merlyn Grace Aisek B.B.A. ’98,
MBA ‘01
Charla J. Reeves McGuire B.A. ‘70
Tuika M. Faumuina B.G.S. ‘77
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Bishop Amando Samo ’73 visited from Chuuk and caught up
with Regina Pfeiffer ’93 and some current students
from Micronesia.
Former Silversword
basketball player Jasen
Strickland ’84 and wife
Stephanie visited while in
the islands for a reunion.
Alumni gather
and participate in
Bro. Bernie’s inauguration
celebration events.
ALUMNI WEEKEND
April 29 – May 2, 2010
Alumni, family and friends invited!
50 Minute University
Alumni Business Networking Reception
2nd Annual Sue Wesselkamper Fun Run/Walk
Alumni Luau
Special Alumni Mass
Register at www.chaminade.edu/alumni
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July1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
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President ’s Council
Cumu l a t i ve Gi f t s o f $1,000 or more
Marianist Society
Gifts of $1,000,000 and up
The Atlantic Philanthropies
The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation
Founders Circle
Gifts of $100,000 to $999,999
Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation
Harold K.L. Castle Foundation
Hogan Family Foundation
Marianist Center of Hawaii
The Marianist Province of the U.S..
Father Chaminade Society
Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999
The J.M. Long Foundation
Vincent P. & Angela V. ’86 Mainelli
Edison H. Miyawaki
The Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation
Benefactor Circle
Gifts of $10,000 to $49,999
Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation
John C. & Mary Lou Brogan
Chaminade University Tax Foundation
Albert S.C. & Betty L. Chong
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Reds
Henry B. & Charlotte Clark, Jr.
Creative Building Concepts LLC
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
William H. Hannon Foundation
Michael F. Kerr
Ken & Louisa Abbott Kleier
Florence M. Lau
Violet S.W. Loo
Louis A. & Jean Lopez
Jean E. Rolles ’93
S & M Sakamoto, Inc.
Melvin R. & Merriam Schantz
Servco Foundation
Joanna L. Sullivan
Tai Up Yang Fund
Ushijima Architects, Inc.
Thomas C. &
The Late Mary Civille (Sue) Wesselkamper
G.N. Wilcox Trust
Peggy & The Late J. Luis Zabala
R.J. “Zap” & Barry Zlatoper
Regent Circle
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
Akimeka, LLC
Big Island Liturgy and Arts Center
Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M.
Chatlos Foundation Inc.
Dowling Community Improvement
Foundation
Family Health I & II
Daniel D. ’81 & Judy Goo
KemperLesnik
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Gary E. & Kay D. Liebl
Rex & Sharyn L. Lincoln
Nhan T. Nguyen & Diane Peters-Nguyen
John D. Nielsen & Thelma C. Gretzinger
Nuuanu Hale Hospital
Eric J. Roeben ’75, ’78
Patrick J. Sullivan
Suresh Sundarababu
Willibrord K. ’61 & Pauline Tallett
Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Distinguished Members
Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous
Joseph & Mary G. Bugna
David L. & Valerie M. Coleman
Daniel L. & Carolyn K. Colin
Charles L. & Abbie Cotrell
First Insurance Company of Hawaii, LTD
William F. & Sheri Gleason
Ronald B. ’59 & Jean A. Iida
Tom & Angela H. Isaac
Amy L. Jampel
Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha
Archie Y.G. ’74 & Edna K. Loo
James W. & Jane Miller
Vincent E. & Katherine J. Neal
Memorial Fund
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Wilson T. ’73 & Barbara E. ’76 Orbe, Jr.
Andrew J. Penn
Lawrence D. Price
Saint Louis School
Leslie Sponsel & Poranee Natadecha-Sponsel
Anna Marie Springer
Kristina E. Stone ’00
J. Hans & Marie Claire Strasser
Richard E. & Catherine Tanaka
James J. & Vincee Viso
John F. & Dawn Webster
James Michael Windsor
Ronald & Kathleen S. Wo
Special Members
Gifts of $1,500 to $2,499
Carolyn A. Berry
Paul F. Campbell ’76
Chaminade Pohaku Marianist Community
Frances C.H. Ching
Keith A. & Peggy S. Chock
Clifford D. & Louisa Cooper
D’Arrigo Bros. Co.
Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont
Eddie & Elaine Flores, Jr.
Jolene F. Gerell
Daniel S. & Katherine A. Gilmore
Henry H. ’74 & Alyssa K. Gomes
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Stanley W. & Karen Ho Hong
Bro. Robert Juenemann, S.M.
Clifton Y. Kagawa & Lucy S. Ahn
Richard C. ’78 & Carin Lim
Michael ’80 & Joanne Marinich
Harry L. ’67 & Ginger S. ’08 Miller
Masaru K. Saito ’78
Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc.
Phyllis N.T. Shea ’62
Linda Tomei Design
Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima
J. Watumull Fund
Sharon R. Weiner
Jeffrey G. & Cori C. Weston
Patrick K.S.L. & Sandy Yim
Hugh & Patricia K. Yoshida
Members
Gifts of $1,000 to $1,499
David K. Anderson
Jeanne A. Anderson
Karen E. Anderson ’73, ’90
BDK Sudatta Hawaii
Anonymous
Cades Schutte Fleming & Wright
Robin K. & Valerie Campaniano
Juliette S. Chock
Clinton R. & Suzanne S. Churchill
Gary A. & Linda Dooner
Christopher J. Dunsky
Kathleen R. Dyckes
Edward K.O. & Peggy Eu
Shigeaki & Mary O. Fujitani
Thomas C. Geist
Angela M. Hafer
Carmen M. Himenes ’73
Vincent Hodge & Grissel M. Benitez-Hodge
Johnny W. ’00 & Ruthie J. Hottenstein, III
Helen D.K. Hu
J. Watumull Fund
Mike Irish
Roderick K. & Y.S. King
Koga Engineering & Const., Inc.
Stephen J. & Maureen Kubasak
Leighton & Lani R. ’78 Lam
The Late Johnson & Jenny Y. Lau
Henry & Sharon LePage
Robert C.Y. ’60 & Elizabeth K. Lum
Bryan D.Y. & Hiroko Man
Sharon McPhee
Mechanical Enterprises, Inc.
Randolph G. ’02 & Lynne Moore
Kenneth E. & Marilyn W. Nickels
Ethel A. Oda
Larry N. Osborne
Wendell K. & Annette Pang
Robert H. & Alice Pernell
David M. & Mele Peters
Earl & Regina M. ’94 Pfeiffer
St. Francis Healthcare Systems of Hawaii
Colleen Sullivan
Wayne M. & Corinne Tanna
The Team at Morgan Stanley
Roger J. & Jenai Sullivan Wall
Robin C. & Lillian M. Yoshimura
Verna H.F. Young ’62
Russ F. Zabala
Annual Fund
for
ExcelL ence
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
Mackey Society
Gifts of $500 to $999
David K. Anderson
Anonymous
City Mill Company, Ltd./
Chung Kun Ai Foundation
Anonymous
Alfredo & Bennette M. Evangelista
Will J. Henderson
Hilbert R. ’74 & Joan M. Hubble
Stephen J. & Maureen Kubasak
Morris M. ’78, ’83 & Hiroko Lee
Betty B. Long
James P. ’91 & Cleopatra Lucas
Edmundo R. ’72 & Cheryle Mandac
Stephen J. ’78 & Donna J. Marcuccilli
Sharon McPhee
Stephen P. ’83 & Lylet M. Moon
John H. ’93 & Yuen C. Morris, III
Christopher & Judith N. Munoz
John J. ’89 & Jeanine Oliga
Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train
Jeremiah A. ’75 & Ellen M. Pahukula
David M. Parrish ’80
C. Dudley & Betsy Uohara Pratt, Jr.
Laurence J. & Linda B. Putchinski
Edward D. Sultan & Rae McCorkle
Donald M. ’68 & Amy E. Takaki
Gail E. Weber ’67
Francis K. ’69 & Kathleen C. ’69 Yamamura
1955 Club
Glennie G. Adams
Max L. Besenbruch
Richard M. Bordner & Nancy Y. Tsui ’94
Thomas G. ’68 & Patricia Cabrinha
Richard L. & Marilyn R. ’74 Chisholm
Anthony L. & Jill A. Clapes
Lance G. Davis ’78
Robert G. ’97 & Lynn Dunn, Jr.
Brian P. ’88 & Laura Ellis
Jerry B. ’73 & Michal Mary Farrar
Maimoa H. Fineisaloi ’07
Kinsley M. ’67 & Sue S. Fujitani
Paul K. Fujiyama ’86
Allen & Shizu A. Heau
William W. ’71 & Jojuana Hicks
Philip K. & Gail M. Holl
Thomas P. & Gloria P. Huber
Ronald M. Iwamoto
LaShaunda R. Jackson ’03
Corita S. Kong ’63
Rev. Dennis M. Koshko ’71
Hon Sun & Martha L. ’67 Lee
Edward A. Lelling
George Massengale & Mona C. Maehara
Paul W. Masters
David S. ’98 & Kathleen K. Morimoto
Eric A. & Mary A. Nemoto
Theresa Neuroth ’90
John B. ’70 & Janet C. Parker
Gordon K.F. & Betty Sam
Dennis & Linda J. ’68 Sayegusa
Tadashi R.’61 & Cora Shibata
Ralph C. ’84 & Judith M. Wells
Tina Yamamoto
Donald M.S. & Teresa Y.B. Chan ’62 Young
Courtyard Club
Efren H. Adalem ’82
Michael K. Akau ’04, ’06
Loretta M. Alana
Joseph J. Allen
Americo L. ’71 & Gay Ambrosi, Jr.
David F. Andrew
Donn R. ’85 & Lynne Ariyoshi
Adrian Q. & Andrea R. ’61 Au
Marianne Au
Gary Batungbacal ’67
Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard
Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell
Josephine Bernhardt
Bro. Jerome E. Bommer, S.M.
James D. Bostick ’86
William H. & Kathleen Bow
Jeffery R.K. ’88 & Kaleilehua Bruchal
Mark S. ’76 & Margaret Burgessporter
Mary T. Cadigan
Louis A. ’78, ’80 & Nancy Caires
Charles E. & Janet M. Callahan
Cheon P. Chee
Bernard T.C. & Frances L. Ching
Philip H. & Gerry W. Ching
William S. & Barbara P. ‘84 Cobb
M. Loretta Cofield ’75
Edna M. Colon ’92
Margaret S. Connors
William E. ’73 & Phyllis Cook
David J. & Jihye J. No Cooke
Regina G. Coopat ’84
Steven E. ’83 & Eliane L. Coss
Msgr. Daniel J. Dever
Charles T. ’65 & Carolyn J. Domnick
Patrick Donnelly
Patrick J. Donovan & Cynthia A. Byers
T. Tyler ’78 & Gwen S. Ellison
Bruce & Lynn Erfer
Theodore E. & Cynthia S. Estrella
Ernest E. & Joyce T. ’86 Favorite
Daniel T. & Mary C. Ferguson
John D. ’84 & Susan J. Field
Teesue H. Fields
Scott E. Fieux ’02
Dennis M. ’83 & Kathy A. Flaherty
Robert & Cynthia M. ’90 Flating
Foodland Super Markets, Ltd.
Lawrence S. ’65 & Stephanie Franco
Lincoln T. & Judy Y. Fujimori
Eric F. ’95 & Lori Ann Fujimoto
Clifton & Sandra N. ’79, ’82 Furukawa
Fred H. & Claire A. ’89, ’95 Gehrman
Dennis M. & Janet M. Grogan
David L. Grossman
Michael & Aileen R. Grunder
Annual Fund
for
ExcelL ence
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
David L. ’63 & Lorraine C. ’64 Hamilton
Karen Harp
Hiram B. & Elaine M. Haupu
Steven J.K.O. Hee ’80
Robert M. & Doris F. Hendrickson
James S. ’78 & Beth Hoban, Jr.
Richard J. ’73 & Eileen Hollembaek
Jerome T. & Dawn Honda
Ralph C. & Joyce F. Hook, Jr.
Kenneth T. & Doris S. Hoshino
Brian M. & Janinne K. ’91 Hulsey
Howard G. & Sylvia Humphreys, Jr.
Nicholas K. Iammarino
Melvin L. Ibale ’97
John N. & Marilyn M. ’81 Ige
Deborah F. Imada ’00, ’03
Wayne T. ’68 & Joy Ishihara
Craig & Janet S. Jensen
Joon S. Joo ’83, ’84
William F. ’79 & Anne Justis
Paul T. ’86, ’93 & Gail L. Kaneshiro
Timothy & Darlene Kaneshiro
John P. Karbens
Wayne K. & Patricia A. Kasadate
Edward N. ’60 & Grace U. ’61 Kashiwamura
Jared Kaufmann ’62
Clarence O. & Jean S. Kawamoto
Claire Eiko K. Kawamura ’61
Michael C. & Margaret Killelea
Stuart M. ’86 & Ronell C. Kimura
Kirk M. ’78 & Pamela Knight
James E. & Ginger A. ’91 Kolonick
Kimberly A. Lampman ’94
Merton S.C. & Claire Lau
Jay H. Lietzow ’90
Choong M. ’09 & Chi-Ching Lim
John W. ’95 & Rebecca Little
Lesley-Anne Y. Loon
Reynold J.Y. Lum ’84
Sr. Mary Victor Lum Hoy, OSF ’67
Lamar Lumpkin, III ’90
Herbert Lutero, Jr. ’73
Donald L. & Mary Jo MacGregor, Jr.
Eli E. & Rita A. Maravilla
Frank R. Marsh ’68
Alice E. Martensen
Jim & Darlene F. ’89 Martin
Frank F. ’88 & Lane Maxwell, Jr.
Rodger M. & Linda M. ’83 McCloskey
Jon H. Miki ’67
Nicholas C. ’74 & Cynthia Miller
Carol R. Minami ’86
Michael B. ’88 & Joan Minnehan
James M. & Linda Mistysyn
Lucile S. Mistysyn
Ron & Gail K. Miyashiro
Willis H. Moore
Kenneth P. ’65 & Lisa Moritsugu
Robert W. & Karen Morrow
Thomas J. ’65 & Frances Mulligan
Jeffrey P. & Kimberly B. ’95 Murga
William F. ’70 & Beverly Murray
Clifford B. & Patricia M. Neuroth
Hieu D. Nguyen
Wilson H. & Ruth H. Nitta
Ernest J. Oversen ’94
Steven P. ’83 & Somjit Pagel
Palace Realty, Inc.
Stuart W. & Robyn Y. ’00 Pang
Michael J. Pasquarett
Claire Pruet
Michael G. & Annette M. ’83 Pruss
Elwin ’70 & Norma J. Reichert
Max E. Reiter ’71
Manathis L. ’77 & Judith Y. Rich
Gerald A. & Eileen B. ’76 Richard
Diane M. Roedersheimer ’81
John H. & Jean B. Rolfe
Richard & Kapono Ryan
Dexter J. ’65 & Emily Sakai
Joseph J. Schmidt ’77
John M. & Rieko H. Schriml
T. Raymond & Betsy C. ’87, ’92 Sekiya
John C. ’82 & Mary G. Setser
Jan A. Seymour ’76
Sandra E. Seyton ’85
Kuldip S. & Sina T. Shergill
Keith B. Shigaki ’95
Mark & Bernadette K. ’85, ’92 Shimono
Leo & Judith E. Soldano
John Spahn ’01
Andrew J. Speese ’67
Joseph A. Sprauve, Sr.
Ulysses A. Stanley ’79
John A. & Laura Steelquist
Peter J. & Conard Eyre Steiner
Stanley R. & Joan C. Stong
Lucille Streeter
Sakae T. & Elizabeth W. Takahashi
Dorothy K. Tam ’80
Roy R. Thomas, Jr. ’74
Patsy H. Tom
Richard S. Townsend ’65 & Sharon Wong
Donna C. Toyofuku
Tracy Trevorrow & Lois Yamauchi
Helen C. Turner
Andres & Rosania S. Uherbelau
William & Renae L. Villa
Peter C. & Michele B. Visceglia
Gerald W. Vonderbrink
James R. ’83 & Bessie Wallace
Thomas B. ’78 & Sandra E. Walther
Montira L. Warran ’95, ’99
Gary A. & Patricia C. Wassel
Brandi K. Watanabe
Rev. Msgr. Terrence A.M. Watanabe ’73
Ted J. ’91 & Catherine M. Wells
David Wendt & Diana Gonsalves-Wendt ’73
Thomas & Magdalen ’65 Wenska
William White
Robert M. Witt
Peter & Janice I. ’84 Wizinowich
James C.A. & Bernice L. Wong
Ronald M. ’62 & Tesi H. Wong
John C. Wright & Verlieann Malina-Wright
Jude Yablonsky
Theo Yeitrakis ’76
Fr. Angelos Youssef
Christine Y.L. Yuen
Eric K.W. Yuen ’97
Contributors
Gifts up to $99
Donald V. & Andrea F. Accurso
Puanani Akaka
Anthony J. Akau
Steven J. Albanese ’89 & Nancy E. McGovern
Anthony E. Antonelli, Sr. ’76, ’81
Garvin V. ’69, ’73 & Helen F. Arrell
Nick & Linda F. ’94 Augins
Ernesto V. & Alison W. Baclig
Richard & Georgette L. ’07, ’09 Bacon
Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo ’06, ’08
Robert & Myra A. Baliares
Patric J. ’73 & Pauline Baumgartner
Barbara A. Belle
Jonathan S. Benjamin
Clifford J. Bieberly
M ahalo f o r YOU R
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Chester & Deborah L. ’79 Bond
Fr. Robert Bouffier, S.M.
Minnie M. Brazell ’79
Barbara L. Breckenridge
David J. ’90 & Jennifer L. Brower
Rolla O. Brown
Steven ’89 & Kathleen Brown
Dominic W. ’97 & Kehau K. ’01, ’04 Bugado
Kenneth H. Burtness
Marjorie Bush
Clare Calabrese
Edward P. ’68 & Maura F. Callas
Sario J. ’72 & Renate Caravalho
Phillip Chang
Wayland Y. ’68 & Rosalie L. Chang
E.D. & Claire Cheeley
Richard H.W. ’69 & Lynette C.L. Ching
Glenn B. Chong ’75
Derek G. Chung
Stephen P. Cramer ’69
Wayne & Pamela D. ’80 Crenwelge
John R. Culmer ’73
Janet T. Davidson
Timothy M. ’94 & Christina Deane
Philamerico & April M. Dela Cruz
Rev. Rodney J. Demartini, S.M. ’69
Gerald F. ’62 & Roseyn J. Devlin
Michael R. & Sheryl Dohm
Romel B. Domaoal
Dorothy B. Douthit
Steven Downey
Frank J. & Frances A. ’04 Doyle
Joseph C. & Mary Jane F. Duffy
Reid Duich & Lisa M. Duich-Perry
Richard W. Duncan ’88
Vu T. Duong ’03, ’05
Thomas & Marie E. ’80 Early
Stanley & Cheryl Edelson
Roger & Marion Ehrich
Robyn T. Endo
Richard J. ’84, ’85 & Nancy L. Erickson
David M. & Wanda M. ’01 Estrada
Marshall U. & Carolyn S. Estrada, Jr.
Gerald D. & Monica M. ’94 Evans
James C. ’86 & Therese M. Farrell
William F. ’68 & Karen Ferguson
Daniel J. & Allison J. Forburger
Regina A. Foster
Larry N. ’82, ’85 & Karen E. France
Susan Frances ’83, ’85
Allison Francis
Dale R. & Susan Fryxell
Brian S. Fuchigami
Stephen I. Fujii ’69
Eric & Loretta H. ’02 Fukunaga
Charles C. & June H. Futenma
Thomas V. & Hannah Galli
A.J. John & Mary L. Gaudet
Brianna Gibson
Ronald S. Gouveia ’70
Gail G. Grabowsky
David M. ’95 & Katherine Greenbaum
Richard L. ’75 & Mary Grover
Sr. Young Hee Ha
Perry & Linda K. Hachler
Frederick & Frances P. ’66 Hackbarth
Archie A. Hapai, IV
Ronald E. ’74 & Linda B. Heald
John D. ’78 & Frances T. Heatherman
Stephen Y. Hee ’67
Bradley C. ’76 & Karen Hejtmanek
Mercedes K. Hendrickson ’04
Robert S. & Rosemarie B. Henninger
Bradley V. Higgins ’81
Shelton A. Hill ’79
Richard H. & Estella P. Hoag
Glenn F. Honda
R. Yoshi Honda &
Susanne O’Sullivan-Honda ’98
Rebecca L. Huska
Debra A. Ing
Noel Jaderstrom
Reginald W. & Doris K.Y.L. Jaderstrom
Sandra B. Jhung ’63
Kelly G. Johnson ’88
Larry D. Johnson ‘96
Floyd S. ’74 & Mamie C. Jones
Frank C. & Virginia C. Jordan
James K. & Bonny L. Kahalewai
Sr. Mary C. Kahalewai, Ss. Cc. ’65
Anthony T. & Glenda M. Kahoohanohano
Betty L. Kam
Joel K. & Nancy Kawakami
Richard Y. Kido
Kanani Kilbey ’06
Donnie J. King ’98
Ann L. Kishi ’01, ’06
Franklin H. & Carmen S. Kiyabu
Gregg & Be-Jay T. ’86 Kodama
Nathan ’79 & Diane Kotch
James W. Kraus
Carolyn Kuriyama
Neil M. ’90 & Carolyn Laksamana
John C. ’63 & Patricia Leary
David L. ’71 & Karen J. Leatherman
Bernard L. & Mary Lecavelier
Poutoa & Filomena H. ’03, ’05 Leituala
Eric M.Y. Leong
Robert S. ’87 & Susan B. Lingo
Blaise E. ’91 & Elizabeth-Arlis K. ’85, ’89 Liu
Rev. Bertram Lock, Ss. Cc. ’83
David A. ’98 & Yuliya Lopez
Francis & Lanette L. ’64 Low
Robert J. ’81 & Jill A. Lowe
Kalepaokekaikuihala & Wilette L. ’92 Lum
James J. Lynch
The Late Shirley Lynn
Roger B. ’88 & Jennifer B. Lyons
Katherine A. MacPherson ’82
Henry A. ’79 & Guadalupe Madrid-Mirabal
James L. & Luella A. Malkin
David R. & Susan L. ’86 Maltby
Joseph E. & Vera Marcianti, Sr.
Frederic H. ’77 & Christine M. Martens
Paulo P. Martins
George Massengale & Mona C. Maehara
Stanley W. ’73 & Loretta M. Mayko
Olive V. Mc Ginnis
Thomas McGuiness ’68
William V. ’69 & Mary R. McKee
Arthur R. ’94 & Shirley McNamara, III
Teena Michael
Frank A. Miller ’77
Margaret L. Mize
Richard H. & Patricia A. Montgomery
Stephen P. ’83 & Lylet M. Moon
Willis H. Moore
Bro. Gary Morris, S.M.
Judith G. Morton ’96
Alvin ’68 & Jerrydean Motley
Steven D. & Cynthia L. Mueller
Mary K. Mulligan ’65
Kapi Aiko Muraoka ’92
Debbie N. Murayama
Peter W. & Carolyn P. Murray
Raymond T. ’72 & Nora G. Mysliwski
Wayne Nakamasu
Shigeko Nakamura
Jon Nakasone
Shawna M. Nakila ’04, ’06
Lisa Y. Nambu ’80
Timothy E. & Judith M. Nash
Carmen G. Neilson ’88
Ronald D. ’80 & Mary E. Njus
Robert & Anne M. ’60 Noguchi
Nancy C. Oide
Milton K. Okayama ’96
Thomas N. ’73 & Ann Oliver
Robert F. ’80 & Lucy Olmos, Jr.
Burton N. & Linda M. ’71 Oshiro
Annual Fund
for
ExcelL ence
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
Lorraine K. Oshiro ’84
Edwin & Patty Pang
Petro & Helen S. Pawluk
Sr. M. Agatha Perreira, OSF ’76
Thomas K. ’64 & Jeannette Peterson
John E. ’86 & Elizabeth A. Piper
Richard V. ’77 & Barbara W. Poe
J. Stephen & Barbara P. Poole-Street
Michael A. ’78, ’80 & Darlene Puhr
Nancy W. Quinn
Thomas J. ’68 & Florine Rafael
Stephen P. & Jerilyn A. Rapozo, Jr.
Joan D. Riggs
Kurt E. ’87 & Frances N. Robertson
Wanda L. Rosa
Milton Sagon & Fay E. Molina-Sagon ’64
Frank G. ’69 & Patricia J. Salimbene
Nanette S. Schonleber ’94
Elizabeth Seely
Kevin S. & Corazon Q. Serdenia
Michael D. & Cynthia ’71 Shain
Lori M. Shimoda
Hideyuki ’00 & Geralda V. Shiroshita
Dennis P. & Julaine G. ’77 Siegel
Miles & Ruth L. ’64 Silberstein
Carlo ’69 & Adrienne Silvestri
Mary P. Sjostrom
Kris K. ’89 & Linda S. Smith
Mary E. Smith
Wade M. & Ann H. Smith
David C. ’72 & Ann Snakenberg
Bro. Thomas Spring, S.M.
Peter Steiger
Leighton F. ’81 & Bonnie Stone
Gerald T. Sullivan
Frances L. Sutherland ’78
Nancy R. Szymczak ’85
Elaine J. Takata ’06
Richard S. Takata
Amy M. Takiguchi ’02, ’06
Janet A. Tamura
Kenneth M. & Barbara M. ’65 Tanji
Anthony W. & Yvonne D. ’63 Tavares
Barbara W. Thuesen ’75
Ronald K. ’73 & Shirley Todd
Vernon S. Tom
Robert W. Tong ’00, ’04 &
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong ’02, ’04
Andrea Toyofuku
Paul R. Trupiano ’84, ’88 &
Vicky N. Ah Quin ’84
George B. ’77 & Ellen Turner, Jr.
Arthur E. ’77 & Julie A. Ugalde
Tomio & Midori Unno
Roy M. ’75 & Kitty K. Urakawa
Roy T. ’67 & Joan Uyehara
Alfio J. ’82 & Helen Vasta
Jeoffrey M. Verano
Stefan Vesel, Jr. ’93
Kenneth & Inetta V. ’72 Vest
Thomas S. Watt ’68 &
Carole-Anne Tucker-Watt
Ruth Westhafer
Michael White
William E. & Jan D. ’81 Whiteside
George P. Wilk
Peter & Edna Wilson
Chock You Wong
Fabiola I. Wong ’96
Gerald T. & Connie Wong
Wendell M. ’62 & Loui C. Wong
Marcus & Joyce B. ’75 Wood
Everett Woolum ’69
Benjamin S.B. ’74 & Josephine P. Yee
Darlene Yo
Constantine Yowbalaw ’03
Gwenson ’83 & Helen F. Yuen
H. Thomas ’86 & Ursula F. Zerbe, III
James Steven & Arleen M. ’92 Zirkle
CLASS GIFTS
Leslie A. Agena ’00
Luis-Eugenio A. Campo ’74
Charles T. ’65 & Carolyn J. Domnick
Scott & Diane F. ’74 Fujinaga
Deborah F. Imada ’00, ’03
Franklin K.S. ’64 & Heather Kam
John H.K. Kama & Susan L. Frank-Kama ’61
Talanda Preston ’92
Gregory A. & Medsura E. ’61 Raguindin
Milton Sagon & Fay E. Molina-Sagon ’64
Tadashi R.’61 & Cora Shibata
Charles & Carrol D. ’86 Strang
LEGACY GIFT
Bequest of The Late Granville D. Abbott, III ’79
Ken & Louisa Abbott Kleier
TRIBUTE GIFT RECEIVED IN
HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING:
Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, S.M.
Steven D. & Cynthia L. Mueller
TRIBUTE GIFT RECEIVED IN
MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING:
Louis F. Boitano
Roderick K. & Y.S. King
Lucille Lelling
Edward A. Lelling
GIFT IN KIND
Carolyn A. Berry
Yue Ching Petra Chen
Gerrilyn Geronimo
Al T. & Heather Harrington
Mutsuoki Kai
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Joanna L. Sullivan
Thomas C. &
Darryl P. Wong
James W.Y. Wong
Jude Yablonsky
Michael Yamamoto
M ahalo f o r YO U R
SUPPORT !
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Dedicated Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
ATHLETICS
Athletics Director’s Fund
Edison H. Miyawaki
Athletics General Fund
Derrick Abe
Akimeka, LLC
Anonymous
Frank W. & Ann M. Bradley
Lorna G. Chang
Thomas Christie
Robert E. & Edith M. Davis
Lee D. ’77 & Lucille K. Donohue, Sr.
David D. Dunlap
Edward Enterprises, Inc.
Richard R. ’78 & Marvis C. Fujita
David A. & Nery Heenan
Glen Richard ’91 & Kim Kajiyama
Dwight M. & Ann I. Kealoha
Leighton & Lani R. ’78 Lam
Rex & Sharyn L. Lincoln
Edison H. Miyawaki
David & Elaine Mortensen
William F. ‘70 & Beverly Murray
Milton F. Olmos ’78
Rehab Therapy Parters, Inc.
Wendell H. Sakagawa
Melvin R. & Merriam Schantz
Jake K. Stoddard
Suresh Sundarababu
June Walker
Brandi K. Watanabe
Intercollegiate Sports Gala
Steven C. Ai
AIG Hawaii Insurance Co., Inc.
Brandyn Akana
Nicholas Akana
Akimeka, LLC
Dwayne Bailey ’85
Damon Lee ’80 & Diane Bell
Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd.
Gae Bergquist-Trommald
Carolyn A. Berry
Anonymous
Cades Schutte Fleming & Wright
Choate Realty
Albert Chong Associates, Inc.
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Reds
Henrietta M. Clemons
Creative Design Hawaii
W. Allen & Christina Doane
The Family Health II, Inc. /
Liliha Health Care Center
Jerry ’83 & Terry Garcia, Jr.
GEICO
Eleanor Gonsalves
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Colleen O. Ho
Ronald E. Hochuli
Jan M. Kagehiro
KemperLesnik
Keoki’s Lau Lau
Koga Engineering & Const., Inc.
Janice Lock ’07
Violet S.W. Loo
Clarence M. & Kathleen C. Lopes
Joyce N. Luka
Albert W.H. Lum
Randall Y. Mau ’81, ’87
Edison H. Miyawaki
Sheldon L.H. Nagata ’80
Sharlene H.S.P. Nakamoto
Edward M. & Cheryl M. Nishioka
Sarah Nordwall
Nuuanu Hale Hospital
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Palolo Elementary School
Laurella Pang
Terry B. ’82 & Donna D. ’85 Pennington
Alan B. Ramos
Tony M. ’85, ’90 & Diane ’83 Randolph
Roy L. & Renee A. Rapoza
Henk B. Rogers
Terrance J. Ryan
Saint Louis School
Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc.
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Anita I. Silva
Edward & Bernadette Mae ’84 Smith
Steven M. & Wendy Takenaka
Garret Tom
Linda Tomei Design
Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Timothy B. & Josefa Q. Vickey
William & Renae L. Villa
Rebecca Ward
Keith V. Whitney
Matthew T. Wong ’03
Dean Yamaguchi
Kent H. & Vanessa K. Yamaguchi
Hugh & Patricia K. Yoshida
Robin C. & Lillian M. Yoshimura
Men’s Basketball
Derrick Abe
Robert L. & Marsha M. Beard
Richard C. & Laura L. Engelberg
Fay Investment Associates
Monty L. & Deborah V. Fisher
Thomas C. Geist
Scott A. ’87 & Melissa Hanson
Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow
Safety Systems Hawaii, Inc.
Men’s Cross Country
Patrick R. Corsi
Michael W. & Janis G. Prinslow
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Dedicated Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
Men’s Golf
Leslie S. & Dorothy A. Murakami
Men’s Soccer
John M. & Mary G. Frame
Women’s Basketball
Rockne C. & Leinaala L. Freitas
Women’s Cross Country
Patrick R. Corsi
Women’s Soccer
Women’s Softball
Glen & Monica Harris
Evan Murakami
Chad & Janette Senas
Lynn A. Shiroma
Kenneth K. & Lynette L. Takayesu
Trico Excavating Inc.
Women’s Tennis
Lynne S. Aki-Steele
Henry & Nola F. Devincent
Richard K. & Deborah J. Devincent
Dowling Community Improvement
Foundation
Judy A. Esperas
James R. Rudge
Kilani Bakery
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Ronald & Maureen M. ’72 Koehler
Craig H. & Claire L. Nakatsuka
Addison Truckenmiller
Women’s Volleyball
Christine-Ann K. Akau
Charles & Alethia W. Donathan
June D.M. Gorgonio
Jonathan B. & Jennifer M. Grems
Andrea Kamahele
The Late Marilynn A. Kauhane ’88
Steven C. & Sharon S. McAlum
James L. & Sondra K. McMenimen
Ron & Gail K. Miyashiro
Mrs. Dorothea K. Nary
Sherwood Nunotani
Paula-Marie N.M. Powell
Brad Steed
Lisa Steed
Hefa Tuita
CAPITAL PROJECTS
Capital Fund
The Atlantic Philanthropies
Marianist Center of Hawaii
Henry Hall Science Lab
Renovation
Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation
Harold K.L. Castle Foundation
The J.M. Long Foundation
Servco Foundation
PROGRAMS
Alumni Activities
Patrick C. ’87 & Katrina Butler
Marcelino &
The Late Evangeline L. ’77, ’80 Calbero
Allan M. & Conchita V. Schlemmer
Robert W. Tong ’00, ’04 &
Lois H. Miyashiro-Tong ’02, ’04
Bro. Bertram Collection
Brogan Partnership Endowment
Castle Colleagues Program
Ceramics Program
Robert S. & Jeanne K. Tsushima
Early Childhood Education &
Child Development Program
Reverend Yoshiaki Fujitani
Endowed Lecture Series
Anonymous
Robert & June Asato
BDK Sudatta Hawaii
Alfred Bloom
Paul K. & Liane K. Briggs
Marguerite B. Campbell
Nicholas & Anongnart Carriker
Joel D. & Marjorie K. Determan
Ernestine K. Enomoto
Roger H. & Barbara Epstein
Shigeaki & Mary O. Fujitani
Rev. Yoshiaki ’69 & Tomi Fujitani
Jolene F. Gerell
Molly Gluek
Melvin T. & Eileen Hayase
Donna T. Higashi
David Y. & Sandra E. Hirano
Edward Y. & Takayo T. Inatsuka
Wayne T. & Diane K. Iwaoka
Florence M. Kelley
Ethel M. Kitagawa
Arnie Kotler
Fujio & Amy M. Matsuda
Roy T. & Mary A. Matsuda
Gerald & Connie Meredith
Roy M. & Charlotte O. Miyamoto
Rev. Tatsuo & Edna T. Muneto
Miles & Martine Nakamura
Rev. Yubun Narashiba
Ethel A. Oda
Norimatsu & Aileen Okamoto
Yukio Ozaki & Elizabeth D. Train
Glenn & Glenda Paige
Jikyu Rose
Stanley Y. & Minne F. Sakuma
George K. & Marguerite B. Simson
Masami & Pearl Takeuchi
George Tanabe
Virginia M. Tanji
Jerome & Alice Tucker
Gender Studies
Hogan Entrepreneurial Program
Akimeka, LLC
Richard J. Blangiardi
John A. Chock
Mattson C. Davis
Michael D. Herb & Nancy Lewis
Hogan Family Foundation
Paul W. Masters
Glenn K. Miyataki
Nicholas & Monica Ng Pack
Jerome E. & Cheri L. Rauckhorst
Interior Design
Gail S. Moore
Fr. Robert R. Mackey
Speech Contest
Marianist Sponsorship
Ministries Foundation
The Marianist Province of the U.S.
Mystical Rose Oratory
David K. Anderson
Lee W. & Bernadette E. Erwin
Theodore E. & Cynthia S. Estrella, Jr.
Edward A. Lelling
Mary P. Sjostrom
Thomas C. &
Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Tai Up Yang Fund
G.N. Wilcox Trust
Non-Profit Organizations
Tax Seminar
Nursing Program
Edison H. Miyawaki
Performing Arts
Michael & Lori Addison
Arthur M. & Mary C. Banchero
Mary A. Battaini
Michael Battaini
Reuben J. Becker
Fedrico O. & Marita C. Biven
Richard J. Blangiardi
Thomas P. Bohnen
The Late Louis F. & Florence M. Boitano
Mary C. Cassarno
CFOs 2 GO Partners
Ming Chen
Mark W. & Karen L. Cleary
Walter A. & Diane Dods, Jr.
Patricia W. Dwyer
Herb Foedisch
Robert & Sally Gaillard
Charles L. Gaty & Julie Farman
Marian R. Goepp
E.W. Greco
Michael Green & Associates
Benjamin F. & Shirley R. Greenough
Ronald & Cathleen Hanson
Ron & Sanne Higgins
Honolulu Piano Teachers Association
Hub International of California
Insurance Services, Inc.
Amy L. Jampel
Lawrence M. & Claire O. Johnson
Ernal P. & Shirley M. Jones
Mary D. Kelly
R. & V. La Jeunesse
Harry N. Lalor
Robert F. Lautze
James E. & Maureen Lawlor
Patrick J. & Angela P. Lawlor
Edith Leong
Violet S.W. Loo
R.T. & B.M. Lumley
Clifford P. & Betty Martin
Sharon McPhee
Thomas J. & Antoinette M. Middleton, Jr.
Marie A. Moran
Myrna Murdoch
Roman Catholic Church in the
State of Hawaii
Rev. John J. Russi, S.M. ’62
Kristen L. Ryall
Zbigniew Saczuk
W.M. Rich & Mary T. Schnirring
Schwing Electrical Supply Corp.
Jim Z. Spens
Bro. Thomas Spring, S.M.
Kristina E. Stone ’00
Kensei Takeda
Lawrence K.W. Tseu
Byron K. & Mary Lou Uhl
J. Malcolm Visbal
Walters Wholesale Electric Company
Robert S. & Marcia L. Waples
Sharon R. Weiner
Thomas C. &
D.J. & E.A. Whitcomb
Barbara Williamson
Dale Young
Russ F. Zabala
William S. & Mary R. Zabala
Sullivan Family Library
SCHOLARSHIPS
Accounting Endowed Scholarship
Hawaii Alliance For Community-Based
Economic Development
Dedicated Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
Biology Endowed Scholarship
David F. Butterworth, Jr. ’81
Ronald M. Iwamoto
Fr. John Bolin Faculty Award
Kathleen R. Dyckes
Educational Foundation
CUEF Trustees Scholarship
Francis Chock Scholarship
Milly Henderson Memorial Scholarship
Peter & Doris Ng Scholarship
Hugh R. &
Chong Jah S. Pinegree Scholarship
W & P Tallett Scholarship
Wong & Shea CPAs Scholarship
Scholarship Fund
Chatlos Foundation Scholarship
Chatlos Foundation Inc.
Peggy & Keith Chock Scholarship
for Student-Athletes
Elmer Sebastian Dunsky
Scholarship
BP Fabric of America Fund
Martha D. Caprarotta
Christopher J. Dunsky
Gregory P. & Joan K. Dunsky
Lisa A. Dunsky
Joseph M. & Barbara J. Macario
Marvin W. & Rosemary T. Rickling
William H. Hannon Scholarship
William H. Hannon Foundation
Florence M. Lau Study Abroad
Endowed Scholarship
Florence M. Lau
Antone J. & Mary C. Lopez
Endowed Scholarship
Christopher B. & Patricia Lopez, Jr.
Fr. Robert R. Mackey
Endowed Scholarship
Robert C.Y. ’60 & Elizabeth K. Lum
Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Memorial Fund
Will Pounds Memorial
Scholarship
Dorothy Bielen
Larry Price Endowed Scholarship
Lawrence D. Price
Leo M. Shortino Scholarship
The Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation
The President Mary Civille (Sue)
Wesselkamper Scholarship
Charlene Abe ’97
Leslie & Lani Abrigana
Glennie G. Adams
Joseph E. Agudo ‘06
Ralph & Carol Ahles
Darrow L. Aiona
Puanani Akaka
Eric & Corinne Alameida
Hank & Betsy Alau
Kevin S. ’04 & Rene H. Allen
Phil & Sister F. Ammon
William S. & Ann A. Amrich
David K. Anderson
Donald V. & Susan E. Anderson
Anonymous
Peter K. & Joan Apo
Alan I. & Suzette Arita
George Atta
Matelina M. Aulava ’02, ’04
Richard & Georgette L. ’07, ’09 Bacon
Sherry Ann C. Bagoyo ’06, ’08
Frederick & Magdalena ’09 Baier
Robert & Myra A. Baliares
Linamatda B. Balon
Saxton W. & Merrill Barrett
BDK Sudatta Hawaii
Roger & Masako Bellinger
David Bellino & Marian Tsuji
Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd.
Marilyn Bevins
Chester W. & Barbara A. Bielawski
Big Island Liturgy and Arts Center
Lee Ann H. Bowman
Joseph & Mary G. Bugna
Donna Bulosan
Michael H. ’87 & Lynn S. Burgett
Leah Calixto
Robin K. & Valerie Campaniano
Todd H. & Jill S. Canfield
Karen L. Carder
Mary Ann Carvalho ’71
Christopher A. ’08 & Lianne M. Casupang
Joseph C. & Margaret A. Cavanaugh
The Hon. Benjamin J. & Vicky Cayetano
Momi W. Cazimero
Center Marianist Community
Pascal & Alita Charron
Nora L. Chee
Catherine H.Q. Ching
Frances C.H. Ching
Richard L. & Marilyn R. ’74 Chisholm
Myrna P. Chun-Hoon
Henrietta M. Clemons
David J. & Jihye J. No Cooke
Leslie H. Correa
Charles L. & Abbie Cotrell
Judith E. Davidson
Mahalo f o r YOUR SUPPORT !
Tom B. & Marlene R. ’84 De Costa
Concetta M. Dileo
Faye S. Domke
Lee D. ’77 & Lucille K. Donohue, Sr.
Margaret A. Donovan
Patrick ’74 & Cathryn Downes
Joseph C. & Mary Jane F. Duffy
Norman E. & Nicole M. ’80 Dupont
Roger & Marion Ehrich
Ernestine K. Enomoto
Walter J. & Carleen L. Eschenbach
Edward K.O. & Peggy Eu
Alfredo & Bennette M. Evangelista
Jerry B. ’73 & Michal Mary Farrar
Michael & Marie-Jose Fassiotto
Richard T. & Susan M. Ferguson
Paul R. & Jane C. Field
Marites A. Fiesta ’89
Sheri Fitzgerald
Hal A. Fraser ’98
Ruth Freedman
Glenn H. Fujihara
Gail Fujita
Kinsley M. ’67 & Sue S. Fujitani
Catherine Fukada
Jerry ’83 & Terry Garcia
Roger K. Godfrey
Andrew & Tina A. ’01 Gomes
Troy G. & Pam Goodman
Harriet K. Gray
David L. Grossman
Frank A. & Susan E. Haas
Angela M. Hafer
Mayor Mufi Hannemann &
Gail Mukaihata Hannemann
Gayle Y. Harimoto
Karen Harp
Carl & Jean Hasselbeck
John Hasselbeck
Tom & Arlene Hatcher
Hawaii Maoli
Douglas ’69 & Diane E. Hayashi
Regan & Junie Hayashi
Thomas L. & Carol R. Heaton
Robert M. & Doris F. Hendrickson
William R. & Virginia S. Hinshaw
A. Michael ’61 & Patricia K.F. Ho
Timothy P. Ho & Dawn F. Shiinoki-Ho
Tammy P.N. Hohu
Glenn F. Honda
Kathryn L. Hong
Ronald D. & Mitzie Howard
Sumner & Rita H. Howard
James A. & Karen Howell
Rui J. & Xue L. Huang
Paul E. Huff & Loretta Cornett-Huff
Wesley K. & Juliane L. ’88 Inouye
Virginia Ishitani
Esther Ito
Linda M. Iwamoto
Richard & Kathleen Jaeger
Karon L. Jahn
Amy L. Jampel
Craig & Allison A. Jerome
Linda K. Johnsrud
Bro. Robert Juenemann, S.M.
Lleander Jung
Samuel K. & Aulani ’93, ’96 Kaanoi
Clifton Y. Kagawa & Lucy S. Ahn
John H.K. Kama & Susan L. Frank-Kama ’61
Ruth Kaneakua
Fred Kauhane, Jr.
Joel K. & Nancy Kawakami
Eugene P. & Charlsie A. Keferl
Michael F. Kerr
Walter S. & May N. Kirimitsu
Ann H. Kobayashi
Wendell & Melba E. Kop
Janice C. Kovach
Anton C. Krucky
Peter A. & Eliane S. Kuo
Carolyn Kuriyama
Emelda Laforteza
Lillian M. Langeslay
Constance H. Lau
Frank Lauterbur
Jeanette Lavanier
Amie M. Lawyer ’04
Benson W.K. & Antoinette L. Lee
Anonymous
Clarence N. & Amy C. Lee
Morris M. ’78, ’83 & Hiroko Lee
Terry Lee
Daniel Lee Soon ’08
Brian L. & Sheri ’08 Lees
Edward A. Lelling
Joel A. & Melissa L. Leong
Choong M. ’09 & Chi-Ching Lim
Dennis Lock
Violet S.W. Loo
Albert W.H. Lum
Phyllis Lum
Raymond K.S. & Deirdre M. Lum
Bernard K. ’59 & Lolita ’61 Lum Hoy
The Late Shirley Lynn
Katherine A. MacPherson ’82
James J. & Anne M. Magee
Hector & Elsa Mamaclay
Marianist Hall Community
The Marianist Province of the U.S.
Jack F. McMillan
Sharon McPhee
Lorraine L. Miranda
James M. & Linda Mistysyn
Robert J. & Barbara Mitman
Carol O. Miura
Edison H. Miyawaki
Richard H. & Patricia A. Montgomery
Arthur L. & Waltraut Mori
Robbie A. Murakami
Richard Nagashima
Karen Nakamura
Shawna M. Nakila ’04, ’06
Eric A. & Mary A. Nemoto
Peter P.J. ’60 & Doris ’67 Ng
Norma Nusekabel
Oahu Civic Orchestra
Oahu Travel, Inc.
Frances & Caroline Oda
Coleen Oishi
Elaine Oishi
Trudy A. Ornellas
Pacific and Asian Affairs Council
Jeannie Padasdao
Mildred S.U. Pang & Llana Pang-Tamura
Wendell K. & Annette Pang
Elizabeth K. Park
Eugenia K. Park
Patty’s Floral Designs
David M. & Mele Peters
Loretta Petrie
Tomasa Pillos
Jeannie Pinpin ’05, ’07
J. Stephen & Barbara P. Poole-Street
Rita Porter
Richard Price & Lena O’Rourke
Gregory A. & Medsura E. ’61 Raguindin
Jerome E. & Cheri L. Rauckhorst
James W. Robinson &
Patricia M. Lee-Robinson
Lionnel Ronduen ’08
Wanda L. Rosa
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Dedicated Gifts
Ju l y 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
Charles & Rosemarie Rose
Richard & Kapono Ryan
Yvonne M. Ryan
Stuart & Lynn N. Saito
Brian Sajko
S & M Sakamoto, Inc.
Teresita Sanchez
Oscar & Evelyn Sanqui
Rocco C. Sansone ’72
Colleen O. Sathre
William J. & Margaret Schulz
Allan B. Seiden
Francis T. & Annette C. Sherry
Lori M. Shimoda
Jeffrey L. & Margaret Sigrist
Anna Marie Springer
Cathleen Srour
St. Francis Healthcare Systems of Hawaii
St. Mary’s University
John A. & Laura Steelquist
J. Hans & Marie Claire Strasser
Lucille Streeter
Colleen Sullivan
Joanna L. Sullivan
Patrick J. Sullivan
Eleanor Swanson
Barbara Tabula
Raymond J. & Audrey T. Tam
Virginia Teller
Steven Teraoka
Bulent & Rosemary Terem
Cho-Yee & Patricia W. ’63 To
Steve & Linda Tomei
Anne Torige
Andrea Toyofuku
Noel G. Trainor
Raymond C. & Rose Tseng
Thurston & Sharon Twigg-Smith
Blossom Y. Tyau
Blanche Y. Upchurch
Allen B. Uyeda
Russell A. & Patricia A. Valente
Marion A. Vasconcellos
Jeoffrey M. Verano
Steven E. ’59 & Dorothy J. Vidinha
James J. & Vincee Viso
Arthur E. & Marcella J. Wall
Roger J. & Jenai Sullivan Wall
Montira L. Warran ’95, ’99
Brandi K. Watanabe
Keri M. Watanabe
J. Watumull Fund
Sharon R. Weiner
Stewart Weiss
C.S. & Cynthia L. Wesselkamper
Suzanne Wesselkamper
Thomas C. Wesselkamper
Nancy D. White
Thomas M. & Julie A. Whitehead
Carol B. Whitesell
Gary A. Wickham
Peter & Edna Wilson
James Michael Windsor
Robert M. Witt
David P. & Holly C. Wolff
Chock You Wong
John C. Wright & Verlieann Malina-Wright
Jude Yablonsky
Tina Yamamoto
Earl Y. Yamamoto &
Angela N. Golis-Yamamoto
June T. Yasuhara
Alfred A. & Elizabeth Yee
Daniel J.W. & Amy C. Yee
Dennis Y. & Donna J. ’06 Yoshimura
Kyra Young
Verna H.F. Young ’62
President Sue Wesselkamper
Prize Endowed by
Henry & Charlotte Clark
J. Luis Zabala Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Mary A. Battaini
Fedrico O. & Marita C. Biven
Sue Burnham
Elliott Electric Supply CO., Inc.
First National Bank of Central California
Lucia R. Flaherty
Ben Franklin Electric Club of
Northern California
Dale C. & Patricia A. Johnson
Patrick J. & Angela P. Lawlor
Clifford P. & Betty Martin
Christopher P. & Susan Monahan
Richard P. Morgantini
National Association
of Electrical Distributors, Inc.
The Olympic Club
Pasadena Community Foundation
Joanne M. Phillips
Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, S.M.
Albert & Florence Santucci
W.M. Rich & Mary T. Schnirring
Robert S. & Marcia L. Waples
Barbara Williamson
Jan Wood
Chaminade University is honored to
recognize and thank the individuals
and organizations whose generous
contributions give strength to our
mission of enriching and educating
our students for life, service and
success. We value each gift received
and have made every effort to
ensure the accuracy of this 2008-09
Honor Roll of Donors.
If your name was omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please
accept our sincere apologies and
notify our Office of Institutional
Advancement at (808) 735-4763 or
afund @ chaminade.edu so that we
may correct our records. Mahalo!
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C h a m i n a d e Un i ve r s i t y
E ducational
Foundation
The Chaminade University
Educational Foundation (CUEF)
is a non-profit trust created in
1962 by seven Honolulu business
executives to encourage and
support Chaminade’s mission
and goals. To date, the
Foundation has contributed
more than $1 million to the
University for scholarship
endowments, physical
improvements and
programs.
CUEF Board of Trustees
Nicole M. Dupont, President
Willibrord K. Tallett, V. P., Finance
Diane Peters-Nguyen, Secretary
Calvert G. Chipchase, III, Treasurer
Karen E. Anderson
Calvert G. Chipchase
Keith A. Chock
Bro. Robert Hoppe, S.M.
Gay Miyakawa
Phyllis N.T. Shea
Gulab Watumull
James A. Naylon (Emeritus)
Mahalo
for YOUR
S U PPORT!
CREATE A LEGACY
at
CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY
w i t h o u t p a r t i n g w i t h a n y assets now
Many alumni and friends want to give generously to Chaminade University to
help ensure its future but are concerned about having enough resources to meet
their own future needs. If this describes you, a gift by beneficiary designation
may provide just the right solution. These gifts allow you to retain sole access
to your assets during your lifetime and can be changed if your circumstances
change. In addition, they are generally very easy to arrange.
Yo u c a n n a m e C h a m i n a d e a s a b e n e f i c i a r y o f :
Retirement Assets – This includes IRAs (regardless of the type of IRA)
and TIAA-CREF retirement accounts.
Life Insurance Policies/Annuity Contracts – Life insurance is often purchased
when children are young; perhaps yours are grown and no longer need
all of the eventual proceeds.
Pay/Transfer on Death Accounts – These include bank accounts (savings
or checking) and brokerage accounts (investments).
You can name Chaminade as the sole beneficiary or as one of several. This
allows you to make a gift while still providing for family members or other
loved ones. Legacy gifts of all sizes – large or small – are important and
gladly received by Chaminade.
Another benefit of making a gift by beneficiary designation is that it can be a
particularly tax-wise way to support Chaminade. Often distributions from the
assets above, particularly retirement funds, are subject to federal income tax in
addition to any applicable estate tax. However, this potential double-taxation
is avoided on any amounts you gift to Chaminade.
Please contact Diane Peters-Nguyen, Chaminade vice-president for institutional
advancement, at (808) 735-4772 for more information. We can offer the service
of our planned giving consultant, or you may wish to seek advice from your
own financial advisor. By the way, if you have already arranged for a gift of this
kind, please let us know so that we can express our thanks and welcome you
into our Heritage Society.
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