2009-2010 - Pauahi Foundation

ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Letter from the President and Executive Director
Aloha mai kākou,
At birth, Pauahi’s father, Abner Pākī, planted a tamarind sapling to signify the
beginning of her life. The sapling flourished and grew into a tall and magnificent
tree. Pauahi often sat with her people under this very tree listening to them and
offering advice – a strong indication of the life she lived and the love she held for
her people.
Today, with the unwavering support from our Kamehameha
Schools’ alumni, friends and ‘ohana, Pauahi’s legacy of giving
has grown big and strong like the tamarind tree that signified
her life, her legacy.
Despite a slowly recovering economy, our generous donors
contributed over $400,000 towards life-changing educational
opportunities for people of Hawaiian ancestry.
At the core of our supporters is a proud and devoted group
of Kamehameha Schools’ alumni who understand the
benefits of Pauahi’s legacy and chose to perpetuate that
legacy for the benefit of Hawaiian people. In the 2009 – 2010
fiscal year, the Foundation saw a 57% increase in alumni
participation from the previous fiscal year. The Alumni Week
Golf Tournament, in particular, raised over $20,000 for the Nā
Koa Ho‘oulu scholarship.
Kamehameha Schools’ staff and faculty continue to be
constant contributors to our mission. Our Work Place Giving
campaign generated over $30,000 of support for
the Foundation.
“Kahiau,” or to give generously from the heart, continues to
be a focus for the Foundation with the Pennies for Pauahi
program on Kamehameha Schools’ campuses. Originally
started at our Kea’au campus’ elementary school, the
program has grown to include multiple grade levels and
campuses. It is clear that the seeds of giving continue to
grow within our young leaders.
The Foundation’s impact is solely the result of your
dedication and support for what we do and stand for. We are
graciously thankful for your kōkua, and ask for your continued
support as we continue to grow Pauahi’s legacy of giving just
like the tamarind tree.
Mahalo nui loa,
Dee Jay Mailer KSK’70, President
Kalei Stern KSK’89, Vice President and Executive Director
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Scholarship Recipients
Randy Wayne Ahuna Scholarship
Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana Scholarship
Tiana Over
Haunani Nagel
Christine Alicata Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt Scholarship
Noelani Mikami
Nanette Arsiga-Faurot, KaLena Cuevas, Ashlee Kalauli,
Kawaipunikauikawekiu Lipe
John A. Awana Scholarship
Emily Loscalzo
Margaret & Allen Bailey Scholarship (KSK)
Charles P.K.M. Burrows/Hui Lama Scholarship (KSK)
Not awarded for the 2009-2010, no eligible candidates
Janna Pili Burkett, Sarah Kilinoe Requilman,
Rychele Tacadena
Theone Chock Scholarship (KSK)
Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer Scholarship
Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Scholarship
Heidi Thomas
Joshua Pu‘u
Beamer Family Scholarships (KSK)
Douglas K.K. Chung Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Helen Desha Beamer Grant
Zachary Lum
Ryan Ho
Keola & Kapono Beamer Grant
Jonah Solatorio, Kalima Watson
Pono & Louise Beamer Grant
Kody Kekoa, Nina Ki
Winona Beamer Grant
Kathalynn Benner
Elizabeth Ku‘ulei Bell Moloka‘i Education Scholarship
Jon Brito, Brent Nakihei
Daisy Bell Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Noelani Mikami
Warren Walker
Charles Cockett ‘Ohana Scholarship
Not offered for 2009-2010
Desha-Mulholland Scholarship (Tri-campus)
Whitney Minamishin (KSK), Breana Asuncion (KSM), Ashley
DeGuzman-Hoomanawanui (KSH)
Pop Diamond Scholarship (KSK)
Jasmine Kaohelaulii
Early Childhood Education/Literacy Fund
E Maka‘ala Preschool, Haili Christian School, Ke Kula
Kaikoholā, Kula Kamali‘i o Hi‘ikeakaikamālama, Pūnana Leo
o Hilo Preschool
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Scholarship Recipient Spotlight
BRIAN TE‘O
College: Chaminade University of Honolulu
Field of Study: Education
Scholarships: Myron & Laura Thompson and Inspirational
Educator
This Myron & Laura Thompson Scholarship honors the
late Myron “Pinky” Thompson, former Kamehameha
Schools Trustee and co-founder of Alu Like and Papa Ola
Lōkahi, and wife Laura by supporting students pursuing
a degree in early childhood education. The Inspirational
Educator Scholarship honors the many inspirational
educators who have made a difference in the lives of
students by supporting students pursuing a career in the
field of education.
“I want to express my deepest gratitude to all of you for
the opportunity I now have to further my education and
to count myself with the many who have made similar
commitments to building a better tomorrow for our keiki.”
- Brian Te‘o
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Scholarship Recipient Spotlight
“You have allowed this mother
of five a chance to empower her
children with strength, by allowing
me to lead by example, by making
me an inspiration in their lives and
ultimately, for showing them what a
degree can do for the betterment of
our livelihood.”
HAUNANI NAGEL
College: University of Hawai‘i – West O‘ahu
Field of Study: Public Administration
Scholarships: Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana, Kamehameha
Schools Class of 1956 and Class of 1974
The Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 Scholarship
supports students who demonstrate academic excellence
and aptitude toward obtaining a higher education. The
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 Scholarship honors
supports students who graduated from a Hawaiian focused
Charter school in Hawai‘i. The Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana
Scholarship honors Wilene Wailani Bell and her commitment
to her family, education and civic involvement by supporting
students who are well-rounded, community-minded, and
possess a “can-do” attitude.
- Haunani Nagel
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Scholarship Recipients
Bruce T. and Jackie Mahi Erickson Grant
Ka ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i o Kamehameha Award (KSK)
Mary Ann Baricuatro
Alan Alihi Alohikea
Stanley and Besse Fortuna Memorial Scholarship (KSM)
Wallace and Barbara Ka‘awaloa Grant (KSK)
Kalena Zimmerman
Flora Keonaona Cross, Zachary Sainz
Dr. Pauline Frederick Scholarship (KSK)
Daniel Kahikini and Millie Akaka Scholarship
Courtney Rae Botelho
Elissa-Marie Kahahane, Nohea Pangkee
Gail and Allan Fujimoto Scholarship
(Kamehameha Scholars)
Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association Maui Region
Scholarship
Tiara Lima
Chelsea Grimm, Christopher Nakahashi
Goldman Sachs / Matsuo Takabuki Commemorative
Scholarship
Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association O‘ahu Region
Scholarship
David Ahuna, Aaron Cates, Calvin Higa, Melinda Lloyd, Cerell
Rivera, Becky Niniau Simmons, Nashua Solidum
Mary Ann Baricuatro, Kina Palaualelo
Isaac and Mary Harbottle Scholarship
Kamehameha Association of Teacher and Parents
Moloka‘i “‘Elua” Scholarship
Kaylen Halemano
Koal Apuna, Kaohulani Rawlins-Crivello
Ho‘opa‘a Mau Grant (KSK)
Kamehameha Schools Athletic Scholar (KSK)
Christian-Gardner K. Brown, Ian M. Douglas, Kamakani K.
MacDonald-Chun, David Paik, Anthony R. Santarini
Tyler Amina
Pouhana Hokele Scholarship
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 “Nā Hoaloha o
Kamehameha” Scholarship
Wainani Paikai
Maluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr.
Lance (KS ’83) and Andrea Hussey (KS ’83) Leong
Scholarship
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 Grant
Malie Carvalho
I Mua Mālama JROTC Ka‘awaloa Takemoto Scholarship
Sauilima Talimalie, Brenda Velasco
Inspirational Educator Scholarship
Kemomilaniokawahineu‘i Ka‘apana, Brian Te‘o
Brolin-Duke Kawewehi, Haunani Nagel
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 Award (KSK)
Kaleiilima Holt, Grant Kaiama
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1960 Grant
Brolin-Duke Kawewehi
Charles S. Iwata, Jr., Memorial Annual Scholarship
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968 “Ka Poli o Kaiona”
Scholarship
Tierra-Leigh Chang
Shariyah Campbell, Brolin-Duke Kawewehi
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Scholarship Recipients
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Scholarship
Kamehameha Schools Social Studies Faculty Grant (KSK)
Barbara Pacifica Hanohano, Noell Kamauoha
Jaryn Inafuku
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1971 “Get Chance”
Scholarship
Sarah Keli‘ilolena Lum Konia Nakoa Hawaiian Language
Scholarship
Chance Barretto
Kiana Atkinson
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1972
Herbert Kealoha Keppeler Scholarship (KSK)
Kiana Ishibashi, Cera Oliveira
Shannon Keola
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973 “Proud to be ‘73”
Scholarship
KGMB/KHON Video Production Grant (Tri-campus)
Bianca Franco, Kawanalaaloha Kawelo
Iwalani Kaili (KSH), Erin Lau (KSK), Micah Mizumoto (KSK),
Tani Nakamitsu (KSM)
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 Scholarship
Henry Lee Scholarship (KSK)
Mikel Thomas Morita, Haunani Nagel
Isaiah Sato
Kamehameha Schools Female Athlete Scholarship (KSK)
Lokomaika‘i Scholarship
Macy Yonamine
Jantina Segundo
Kamehameha Schools Female Scholar Athlete of the
Year Scholarship (KSK)
David Lorch Music Scholarship (KSK)
Shawna Kinilau
Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Class of 2007 “Nā Olonā”
Grant (KSH)
Kady Dumagin
Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i – Parents & Teacher
Organization Scholarship (KSH)
Jenna Aina, Shanely Apele, Keoni Bailado, Nainoa Calip, John
Fratinardo, Kawehiokaiulani Hanohano, Layla Hanohano-Tripp,
Mitchell Herras, Kawehipuaaonalani Kaikaina, Kekoa Kalahiki,
Kawehi Kanoho-Kalahiki, Kekoa Kekaualua, David Kekuewa,
Kuilei Kramer, Alana Matsuoka, Zechary Okamoto, Natalie Poy,
Izaac Queja, Cedrick Roberts-Perry, Kalena Shiroma, Kaopua
Sutton, Mikella Wong
Kamehameha Schools Maui Parent Teacher Organization
‘A‘apueo Scholarship
Kameron Boro, Jessica Santos, Keani Kahuhu (’08-’09
recipient), Jordan Saribay (’08-’09 recipient)
Christopher Bright
Doris M. Lyman Memorial Scholarship (KS)
Louis Turbeville
Trustee Richard Lyman, Jr. Grant
Jaryn Inafuku (KSK), Jenni Tadeo (Pāhoa High School)
Lena Machado Haku Mele Scholarship (KSK)
Kaipo Tilton
Dan & Rachel Mahi Educational Scholarship
Brolin-Duke Kawewehi, Maluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr.
Makaloa Scholarship
Lynn Abiva, Aleena Arakaki, Kiana Atkinson, Jean Bezilla,
Alyssa Fujimoto, Rosesita Guzman, Sanoe Kauhane,
Clarinda Santiago
Dorothy Martin Scholarship (KSK)
Jayme Ogino
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Scholarship Recipient Spotlight
“I am a wife and a mother of a
two year-old daughter. I saw the
opportunity to get my PhD as a way
to extend my reach to the native
Hawaiian community and therefore
further my commitment.”
- Kaiwipunikauikawekiu Lipe
KAIWIPUNIKAUIKAWEKIU LIPE
College: University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Field of Study: Education
Scholarships: Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt
Scholarship
This scholarship honors outstanding state, national
and international educational achievements of Gladys
Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt by supporting students who
aspire to enter the educational profession.
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Scholarship Recipients
Frank & Ruth R. Midkiff Scholarship (Tri-campus)
Native Hawaiian Visual Arts Scholarship
Kristin Castenera (KSK), Manta Dircks (KSH), Connor Kihune
(KSM), Katelyn Perryman (KSM), Kalena Shiroma (KSH),
Michael Wasko (KSK)
Chase Conching
George Hi‘ilani Mills Perpetual Scholarship
Matthew Koanui, Christina Low, Sonia Wah Yick,
Natalie Young
Yasuko MItsuyasu Nutritional / Food Service Educational
Grant (KS)
Kamehameha Schools Hāmākua Preschool, Kamehameha
Schools Hoaliku Drake Preschool
Michael “Mikey” Miyake Scholarship
Anela Akiona, Austin Estores-Pacheco
Edwin P. Murray Scholarship (KSK)
Joseph Nāwahī Scholarship
Troy Andrade, Amanda Donlin
Waipa Nishimura Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Landon Aano, Noelani Mikami
Pauahi Scholar Award (Tri-campus)
Tyler Amina (KSK), Isaac DeRego (KSH), Leesa Foree
(KSM), John Fratinardo (KSH), Alyssa Fujimoto (KSK),
Amelia Harvey (KSK), Kahealani Kanuha (KSH), Sarah
Kekauoha (KSH), Taylor Loui (KSK), Jennifer Lum (KSM),
Cayla Morimoto (KSM), Aaron Nagao (KSK), Cedrick
Roberts-Perry (KSH), Kaopua Sutton (KSH), Preston Tavares
(KSM), Louis Kekoa Turbeville (KSM), Kylie Watson (KSM)
Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco
Johnny Pineapple Scholarship
Paul Pua‘a ‘Ohana, Paul Moses Murray & Malia Murray
Grant
Johnny Pineapple Scholarship (KSK)
Kananinohea Makaimoku
Cassie Keanini, Maluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr., Kaohulani
Rawlins-Crivello
Keli‘i Ruth
Anne H. Myers Scholarship
Natasha Ah Chong (KSH), Anela Akiona (KSK), Breyandi
Andrade (KSK), Shanely Apele (KSH), Aleena Arakaki (KSK),
Maggie Ayau (KSH), Shariyah Campbell (KSH), Ashley
DeGuzman-Hoomanawanuui (KSH), Kady Dumagin (KSH),
Kawelina Gomes (KSH), Keli Hayase (KSM), Erika Jardin
(KSM), Shawna Kinilau (KSK), Kui Kramer (KSH), Kelleen
Loo (KSK), Toni Matsuda (KSM), Noelani Mikami (KSK), Tani
Nakamitsu (KSM), Natasha Poepoe (KSM), Shelly Salbedo
(KSM), Kelly Ann Souza (KSM), Brianna Vargas-Hafoka (KSM)
Florence Elil-Adams
Nā Pua o Moloka‘i Scholarship (Tri-campus)
Precious Asuncion, Steven Chaikin, Crysten Kalua, Pualei
Lima, Uilani Schnackenberg
Blossom Mossman Nary Scholarship (KSK)
Daylan Kaui Yogi
Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
Ciera Cummings, Alyssa Johnasen, Brittney Kaaa-Sutton,
Jordan Kahawai, Brolin-Duke Kawewehi, Kerianne Mokuau,
Ammon Sanchez, Jantina Segundo, Ashley Williams
Native Hawaiian Ho‘okipa Scholarship
Hilton Hing, Bronson Maulupe-Kanae
Mary Atherton Richards Scholarship (Tri-campus)
Theodore Richards Scholarship (Tri-campus)
Jenna Aina (KSH), Alan Kahili Alohikea (KSK), Justin Kawai
Chock (KSK), William Farr (KSH), Milton Ekolu Kim (KSM),
Dane Lum Ho (KSM)
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
William S. Richardson Commemorative Scholarship
Myron & Laura Thompson Scholarship
Edward Pineda-Akona, Troy Andrade, Amanda Donlin, Lyle
Keanini, Leah Nahale
Trazaara Pea, Brian Te‘o
Virginia Aulani Rowan Scholarship (KSK)
Zachary Lum
Kristin-Ashley Mitchell
Barry J. Rubin Memorial Scholarship
Not yet distributed
Ula Baker Sheecha Scholarship (Tri-campus & Public)
Vicen Akina, Keriyah Campbell (KSH), Kyle Deeley (KSM),
Brittney Embernate, Tyler Gerken (KSH), Julina Grace, Isaiah
Ikeda (KSH), Angela Matsuo, Bailey Onaga, Chelsea Rabago
(KSM), Cheynice Ruidas (KSM), Caroline Hualionalani Walsh
(KSK), Hope Zane
Tennyson Keolalani Tom Grant (KSK)
Harold Turney & Dorothy Gillett Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Zachary Lum, Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco
Theodore Vierra Scholarship (KSK)
Amanda Kimi, Scott Matsuo
DeWitt Wallace (KSK)
Landon Aano, Tyler Amina, Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco,
Zachary Lum, Niutao Seau
Denis Wong & Associates Scholarship
Iwalani Carpenter Sowa Scholarship
Jacob Cruz, Haunani Kane, Christina Low
Not awarded, no eligible candidates
Zillah Young Memorial Scholarship (KSK)
Joseph A. Sowa Scholarship
Manoike DeLude
Kawanalaaloha Kawelo
Stanley and Janet Zisk Scholarship
Dwayne “Nakila” Steele Scholarship
Eric Kelekolio
Kemomilaniokawahineu‘i Ka‘apana
U‘ilani Stender Grant
Leonard Drago, Lynn Newcomb
Francellia Stillwell Sportsmanship Scholarship (KSK)
Landon Aano
Tauati ‘Ohana Scholarship (KSH)
David Kekuewa
Tesoro Corporation Hawai‘i Scholarship
Palmer Jean Ahakuelo
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Advancing Educational Opportunities
for More Hawaiians
In addition to the scholarships that Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation
administers, there are four areas of interest where donors may
designate their support to assist more children of Hawaiian ancestry.
CHARTER SCHOOL SUPPORT
One of the ways in which Pauahi’s legacy is being extended
to reach haumāna who are not able to attend Kamehameha
Schools’ campuses is through Charter School support. The
Foundation is helping to build awareness and get support for
these courageous schools that give haumāna a choice at a
culturally rich education. Hawaiian-focused start-up public
Charter schools offer unique services to children and families
based on culturally grounded pedagogy and instruction.
Additionally, the Foundation and the Harold K.L. Castle
Foundation have partnered to support literacy education
programs in Windward O‘ahu public schools. Studies have
shown that increasing competence in writing and reading
predicts future success in school. Simple skills that many
of us take for granted are not guaranteed, so the support
that comes from our Foundation and others makes a
lifetime difference.
Haumāna attending these Charter Schools achieve marked
academic improvement, become leaders in all that they do
and represent their kūpuna well.
ADVANCING THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE
The demand for culturally relevant education is growing. Most
Charter Schools have wait lists of students who would like to
attend but aren’t able to because of limited funding for facilities
and operations. Some schools are operating out of temporary
facilities and funding their activities from their own pockets.
Through Kamehameha Schools’ Ho‘olako Like program, each of
the 14 Hawaiian-Focused Charter Schools are given assistance
with their daily operational needs and facility improvements.
While these schools are doing an excellent job with the limited
resources they have, they could do even more with our kōkua.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND LITERACY
The Early Childhood Education and Literacy Fund is very
important to the Foundation’s mission to serve more children
of Hawaiian ancestry. By providing literacy support to
students, their parents and caregivers, and by promoting
culturally relevant learning, these keiki will get the kōkua they
need to achieve future success in school.
Contributions made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation for the
purpose of Advancing the Hawaiian Language will assist
efforts to preserve Hawaiian language and heritage, like
the work of ‘Aha Pūnana Leo, Hawaiian immersion schools
or other efforts to build and share ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i. The
Foundation is also working with Kamehameha Publishing
to distribute books written in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i to K-12 schools
throughout Hawai‘i.
LAND STEWARDSHIP
Funds raised through the Foundation’s Land Stewardship
Fund will support efforts to mālama i ka ‘āina. Historically,
land has always been an integral part of Hawaiian culture.
Through support from our generous donors, the Foundation
will support those who are preserving these precious lands
for all generations, assuring that precious natural and cultural
resources are cared for.
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Kamehameha Schools’ Alumni Donors
Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation is grateful to all of the Kamehameha Schools’
alumni for their overwhelming support, generous gifts and spirit of kahiau
to support the Foundation’s mission.
1936
1950
1955
Mikahala Turner
Henry Ahlo
Robert Kihune
1937
Augusta-Helen Bento
Celestia Lawton
Ikua Purdy
Phyllis Lonokapu
Robert Davis
Muriel Yin
1956
1951
Oliver Crowell
Francis Goodness
1957
Roberta Ikemoto
Emanuel Sproat
1940
George Newton
1944
Nevada Ah Lo
Francis Low
Thomas Chung
John Meyer
Frederick Kamaka
Robert Tirrell
Edith Wassman
1952
1946
Moses Kahalekulu
Edwin Beamer
Juanita Kapu
Bernhardt Jones
Paulette Moore
1947
Kenneth Kimseu
Moses Pestano
Melvin Soong
Edward Lee
1953
Dorothea Nary
Frederico Cachola
1948
Blanche Futrell
1949
David Kaahaaina
Lydia Kaaialii-Ramos
Samuel Kaomea
Glenn Pang-Ching
Bernard Tom
Harry Wong
1954
Roselyne Gandall
Geraldine Meade
Joseph Puou
Remigius Taum
Valerie Imanaka
Chester Kahapea
Jeremiah Pahukula
1958
Lana Alamillo
William Miller
Anthony Ramos
Alberta Chong
Phyllis Clemente
Edward Cluney
Leoni Fukui
Darlene Hutchinson
Geraldine Johansen
William Lyman
Norma Mokuau
Mildred Nasiatka
Lloyd O’Sullivan
Hazel Peterson
Jeffrey Peterson
Elizabeth Sala
Patrick Plunkett
1959
Eleanor Stevens
Penelope Burns
Hiram De Fries
Matthan Mersberg
1960
Dennis Ah-Mau
Mary Ann Aloy
Raymond Antone
Albert Apo
Wailani Broad
Elizabeth Burke
Meta Shannon
Melmanette Worthington
Earl Yamada
1961
Arlette Aki
Julian Ako
Patricia Ako
Edward Alexander
Michael Chun
Stanley Dahlin
Judy Estampa
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Scholarship Donor SPOTLIGHT
LEGACY OF A FAMILY: LEONG ‘OHANA
CREATES PERPETUAL SCHOLARSHIP
Classmates and high school sweethearts Lance Leong
KSK’83 and Andrea Hussey Leong KSK’83 know that a
good education can open doors to a brighter future. It did for
them – both earned degrees in business management from
the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and are thriving in the
newspaper and lending fields.
For years, the business-minded couple saved and
budgeted their money wisely to buy a home and provide
a quality education for their keiki. In September, they
took some of that hard-earned money and established a
scholarship for needy students through Ke Ali‘i Pauahi
Foundation. Their decision had the full support of their
daughters.
“We could’ve splurged the money on an Alaskan cruise or
Las Vegas trip but the excitement would’ve only lasted a few
weeks,” said Lance. “Establishing an endowed scholarship
will help needy students pursue their dreams of higher
education and bring a sense of accomplishment and peace
to our hearts – not just for a few weeks – but each and every
day of our lives.”
Lance and Andrea stretched the value of their dollars by
taking advantage of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation’s matching
incentive program. The program helped boost the value
of their endowment by contributing a dollar for every two
dollars donated.
The Leong ‘Ohana - left to right: Lauren KSK’12, Leiana, Andrea KSK’83,
Lindsey KSK’13, and Lance KSK’83
The Leong ‘ohana gave a generous $13,500 and the
Foundation contributed $6,750 for a total of $20,250. The
minimum amount needed to create an endowed scholarship
is $20,000. The principal amount of the endowment will
remain intact and the interest earned will fund annual
scholarships in perpetuity.
As for the Leongs’ Vegas trip, it may have to wait until next
year. For now, they are betting on a brighter future for a
needy college student. Lance and Andrea believe that it was
a wise bet indeed.
“It is such an easy choice to make a short-term sacrifice in
order to make a long-lasting difference in the life of others,”
said Lance. “We hope that in the future, each of our children
will find it in their hearts to establish a scholarship fund in
their names as well, to carry on our tradition of giving.”
“It is such an easy choice to make a short-term sacrifice in order to make
a long-lasting difference in the life of others.”
- Lance Leong KSK’83
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Kamehameha Schools’ Alumni Donors
1961 (CONT.)
Rose Fishel
Dannette Gardner
Caroleen Iseri
Clifford Kahoohanohano
Herbert Kai
Charles Kamai
Lawrence Kamakawiwoole
Oliver Kinney
Puanani Lindsey
Ruby Lowe
Violet Lui-Frank
Stephanie Okamoto
Harriet Peoples
Yvonne Ryan
Rodney Sanborn
Linda Soma
Keani Taylor
Marie Pecoraro
Phillip Arnold
Hollis Jay Peters
Sandra Asato
Gabriel Puaa
Leslie Au
Jonathan Rickard
William Burchett
Harriet Roxburgh
H. David Burge
Margaret Sadowski
Ella Camacho
Lydia Sato
Andrew Carlmark
Jasmine Shackley
Geraldine Chang
Helen Sham
Phyllis Cottle
Fenner-Marie Shupe
Lana Gaye Ernesto
David Sproat
Etta Eubanks
Carol Takatsuka
Wayne Goodwin
Sharon Traulsen
Samuel Guerrero
Sheila Vortman
William Hanohano
Cornelius Wills
Edmund Hee
Marilyn Wong-Guimond
Myrna Herron
Ronald Yasukawa
Nathaniel Chang
Alvir Himes
1964
Sydney Keliipuleole
Herbert Wilson
Diane Ho
1962
Paulette Kahalepuna
Moana Akana
Rowena Blaisdell
J. Douglas Ing
Danna Lyman
Louis Medeiros
1963
Sharrie Ah Chick
Gregory Ahuna
Charleen Aina
Sandra Akina
Georgiana Alvaro
1966
Paulyne Anakalea
Alexander In
Sabra Kauka
Thomas Kaulukukui
Edmund Keau
La Verne Kiaha
Marsha Kometani
Lynnette Apo
Sandra Bassett
Susan Bitler
Ruth Simonson
Glennie Burgess
Russell Makanani
1967
Karlette Ikemoto
Charmain Wong
1968
Louise DuPont
Edward Hale
Randall Hee
Williet Medeiros
Marcia Mitchell
Star Pai
1969
Neil Hannahs
1970
Sarah Akaka-Truong
Laurie Alvaro
Julia Young
Irene Andrews
1965
Noelani Balai
Adrienne Felmet
Darlene Lee
Anthony Kam
Elliot Lee
Robert Oda
Richard Medina
Anthony Ohrt
William Meinel
Lanice Pullano
William Mowat
Frances Sanford
Marsha Onaga
Jane Terry
Claire Asam
Marsha Bolson
Ione Brown
Leilani Chin
Marian Cohen
Pamela Daugherty
Kirk Durante
Maude Gibbs
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Kamehameha Schools’ Alumni Donors
1970 (CONT.)
1972
Paula Goldstein
D. Kuulei Ho
Kathleen Haake
Katherine Patrick
Milton Holt
Thyzra-Ann Lindsey
Teru Enomoto-Heyl
Brian McFeeley
Matthew Holt
Kapu Smith
Walter Kahumoku
Marcia Saquing
Colleen Wong
Reuben Makekau
Lorena Horcajo
Robin Waiau
Gaylyn Kauleinamoku
1973
1976
1980
Susan Botti
Helen Blaisdell-Brennan
Cynthia Closson
Moya Donahue
Edward Kalama
Mari-Jo Hu
Janis Kane
Carlton Hussey
Claire Nakatsuka
Kordell Kekoa
Dennis Shak
Gaylord Lyman
1977
Melanie Vasquez
Georgina Kaui Kawamura
P Kapena Kim
Noella Kong
Curtis Lam Ho
Dee Jay Mailer
Linda Nishimura
Joanne Paahao Mayes
Michael Pagan
Toni Palermo
Mahina Perreira
Oveta Puaa
Maureen Clare Rawlins
Jo San Miguel
Faith Sandi
Harold Slate
Lorna Soberano
Calvert Trent
George Wilcox
1971
Noel Baker
Donna Ching
Ramona Chun
Ede Fukumoto
Lydia Katsuda
Mervlyn Kitashima
Stanley Lum
Marya Zoller
1974
Daniel Akiu
Ross Chang
John Donlin
Grant Loo
Brendan Loui
Jade Mau
Jon Miyajima
Nikki Petner
Stephanie Sakugawa
Lytle Takemoto
Gail Aoki
Henry Wong
Dawn Farm-Ramsey
1975
Joseph Kahiapo
Anthony Le Bron
Teresa Makuakane-Drechsel
Dana Mehau-Vericella
James Noa
Leona Seto-Mook
Keith Akana
Naomi Chun
Piilani Hanohano
Denise Kauhi
Ronelle Kopp
Laurie Apiki
1981
Lee Ann Delima
Melissa Agena
Liana Honda
Melanie Bathe
Paul Lucas
Raedeen M. Karasuda
Kekoa Paulsen
Laurielei Waracka
Stacy Rezentes
1978
Glennie Adams
Kelcey-Christine Cambra
Desiree Del Rosario
Nanette Dudoit
Jamie Fong
Coleen Kaanehe
M’liss Moore
Leimamo Nitta
1979
Francis Chun
Lyla Eldredge
Bernadine Wong
1982
Carolyn Kehaunani Abad
Ladd Akeo
Michael Almeida
Dickson Au
Leesa Keawe-Kahuli
Lisanne Kekuewa
Ann Love
Kendell Mann
Carol Tsushima
Marjorie Tupper
1983
Rhonda Alexander-Monkres
Jennifer Awai
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Scholarship Donor SPOTLIGHT
CLASS OF 2001 SCHOLARSHIP
The class of 2001 is well on its way to establishing an
endowed scholarship fund. With the help of generous
donations from nearly 60 classmates, white elephant sales,
and other fundraising activities, the class has collected over
$10,000.
Dawson Kaaua and Christine Hew, who are both
co-chairing the class of 2001 scholarship board, hope to start
a shift in the mindset of their classmates from beneficiary to
benefactor.
Left to right: Kalei Stern KSK’89, Christine Hew KSK’01, and Dawson
Kaaua KSK’01
“Kamehameha has given tremendously to me and each
of my classmates, and it is now our time to ‘pay it forward’
and give back to the school through Ke Ali‘i Pauahi
Foundation to help other Native Hawaiians.”
- Dawson Kaaua KSK’01
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Kamehameha Schools’ Alumni Donors
In the 2009 – 2010 fiscal year, the Foundation saw a 57% increase in alumni
participation from the previous fiscal year.
1983 (CONT.)
1987
1991
Derick Kakaio
Peter Alau
Shawn Kanaiaupuni
Kanani Briggs
Kapi Kenoi-Chin
Micah Kane
Terrilyn Lee
Joelle Lee
Lance Leong
Terri Lyn Saragosa
Mahealani Alvarez
Brandon Choy
Ryan Cummings
Jeremy Hopkins
Jodi Kaneaiakala-Shim
Kristina Lowe
Andrea Oakland
Thompson Mano
Leighanne Medeiros
Erin Nahuina
Hunter Kekahio
1984
1988
Troy Rosenbush
Kim Terai
1992
1989
Andrea Dias
William Akama
Hailama Farden
Kris Galago
Amanda Fernandez
Heidi Hayashi
Kilnani Ishii
Racine Hee
Ivalee Kamalu
Lawnie-Lyn Lau
Albert Seamster
Jen-L Lyman
Walter Thoemmes
Maile Mundon
Kimberly Thomas
Cara Rallita
1985
Young David Schoen
Deanna Calderone-Kaufman Sean Spencer
Robin Kerr
Kalei Stern
Christine Laumauna
Verna Vaughan
Adrienne Renaud-Cashman
Elizabeth Ferrer
Jodie Toyota
1994
Susan Aki-Sanford
1986
Audrey Burke
Anne Matsuzaki
Joylynn Yarbrough
1990
Shelli Aiona
Jared Ching
Sherylann Enomoto
Kelli-Jeanne Heu
Kehaulani Puu
Koy-Allan Omo
Carina Tagupa
Daniel Chong
Shannon Kahoano
Brandy McDougall
Jacqueline Ng-Osorio
Kanealii Ng-Osorio
Emily Puu
1995
Keala Chang
Kevin Kidder
Harry Suzuki
Chad Takatsugi
Keikilani Uehara
Malia Yee
Clarissa Yamamoto
1996
1993
Jana Stern
Elizabeth Ahana
Kamakani Dancil
Leah Mariani
Trisha Ann Plemer
Chad Teixeira
Bran-Dee Torres
Melissa Wilson
Valerie Amby-Kamakeeaina
Darice Apo
Jeb Bassett
Janelle Hamada
Jonathan Wong
1997
Alohi Aea
Abraham Alama
Jmi Bassett-Asam
Sarah Cruz
Trevor Daines
Daryl Edwards
Jewel Henderson
Raenelle Kwock
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
1998
Chelsea Fernandez
Anthony Sardine
Leah Freitas
Ariana Smith
Crystal Goo
Alana Taniguchi
Moanileiawapuhi Hannahs
Makana Aheoan Tocman
Christine Hew
Wilikinia Vasquez
Reid Reid
Pete Hostetler
Carden Vincent
1999
Amy Inciong
Seena Wise
Joan Jensen
Kara Wong
Dawson Kaaua
Sarah Wong
Ian Kamemoto
Darin Wright
Dawn Keliiaa
James Yates
Christopher Lee
2002
Nalani Arnold Desjardins
Emiko Bacon
Beau Bassett
Brandon Bunag
Genelle Jucutan-Puga
Kamaka Parker
2001
William Ahue
Thomas Akeo
Sarah Apana
Leslee-Ann Barclay
Kahakuonapuaali Barrett
Jennifer Baum
Leinaala Chong
Kevin Clegg
Wayne Coito
Cheri Comparan
Jenavi Correa
Ikaikaokekahi Dang
Kirra Downing
Kevin Lee
Jasmine Lloyd
Shelby Loo
Kelvin Lunn
Keahi Makaimoku
Kaiewa Masuda
Rachel Nieto
Ian O’Sullivan
Trevor Ozawa
Kristi Perreira
Louise Reyes
Mercedes Ritte
Noelle Russell
Vieni Vitale
2004
Joshua Akiona
Anthony Choy
Sarah Kama
2007
Kukapuouhaa Gunderson
2010
Ian Douglas
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
faculty and staff Donors
Our Work Place Giving campaign generated over
$30,000 of support for the Foundation in 2009.
* Carolyn Kehaunani Abad
Vince L. Acohido
* Alohi M. Aea
April K. Atisanoe
* Jennifer K. Awai
* Noel Baker
Paula Ann Burgess-Tauala
* E. Lahapa Burke
Sanoe K. Cabanting
Emiko M. Baker
Lance Cagasan
Vincente D. Agpoon
Theresa M. Balaz
Rama D. Camarillo
Clay W. Ah Soon
Cynthia Bartels
* Elizabeth K. Ahana
* Sandra L. Bassett
* Melissa M. Agena
* Shelli P. Aiona
James E. Bassett
* Moana Akana
Jan E. Becket
* Ladd P. Akeo
Healani Beirne
* Julian K. Ako
Kirk Belsby
* Abraham K. Alama
S. Haunani Bennett
Jana P. Alamillo
Lyanne K. Binkauski
* Rhonda A. AlexanderMonkres
* Valerie M. AmbyKamakeeaina
* Gail K. Aoki
Pomaialoha Apana
* Laurie Apiki
* Darice E. Apo
* Albert K. Apo
Waynette K. Apolo
Julie E. Arias
Shane M. Arquette
*Kamehameha Schools’ alumni
Bryant K. Binkie
Roberta L. Bishaw
* Rowena L. Blaisdell
Lori A. Bodine
* Marsha K. Bolson
Lyan L. Bonn
* Susan K. Botti
Ann Botticelli
Mary Brewer
T. Kanani Brown
* Brandon K. Bunag
* H. David Burge
* Kelcey-Christine M.
Cambra
Catherine M. Camp
Lori Carlson
Catherine Carpenter
D. Rod Chamberlain
Brian Y. Chang
Winifred K. Ching
Tiffany L. Ching
John J. Chock
* Leinaala M. Chong
Ronald Chong Kee
Malia S. Chong-Gossert
Michelle L. Chun
Lorna Chun
Jocelyn P. Chun
Diane P. Chun
* Dr. Michael J. Chun
* Naomi N. Chun
Stacy A. Clayton
Katherine Cline
Whitney A. Cobb
Tiana M. Companion
Kelly I. Cua
David M. Cunningham
* Kamakani J. Dancil
Tricia W. Dang
Heidi L. Dangaran
Deane DeCastro
* Desiree D. Del Rosario
* Lee Ann L. Delima
Jody A. Deponte
Scott A. Desa
* Andrea P. Dias
Heather K. Dikilato
* Moya K. Donahue
* John I. Donlin
Wendy Doyle
Thomas K. Duarte
* Nanette T. Dudoit
Kahelelani M. Duval
June S. Eaton
Britany M. Edwards
* Lyla K. Eldredge
Dorothy Ellis
Mark Ellis
Deborah Erskine
Alejandra Facchini
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Kim Fale
* Piilani Hanohano
Bernell K. Isabel
* Hailama V. Farden
J. Puanani Harman
Koren D. Ishibashi
* Dawn Farm-Ramsey
Deidre Harris
Gail A. Ishimoto
Shane Y. Hedani
Nikki H. Iwata
Richard Heyd
Jon T. Iwatani
Nichole Field
Dorothy Hirata
Linda J. Jacobs
Adele S. Flores
Wayne M. Hisashima
Jean J. Fergerstrom
* Amanda L. Fernandez
* Randie Fong
* Geraldine K. Johansen
Marian Kapuaala
* Raedeen M. Karasuda
Debbie Kato
* Lydia N. Katsuda
Chendra Kauahikaua
* Denise V. Kauhi
Nathaniel Kauina
Clare Ho
Margaret A. Johnson
Stanley Fortuna
Mabel P. Ho
Pualani D. Jones
Dwayne P. Kaulia
Nancy A. Fortuna
Carol Ho
Diane K. Joshua
Luana Kawaa
Elsa M. Kaai
Diane M. Kawahakui
Rachelle L. Kaaihili
Cheryl Kawasaki
Kealoha Fox
* D. Kuulei Ho
* Gaylyn E. Kauleinamoku
Francine C. Frank
Elizabeth Hokada
Jason A. Franks
Darrel R. Hoke
* Coleen I. Kaanehe
Peter Fuchs
Patricia Holmes
* Dawson K. Kaaua
* Kordell C. Kekoa
Gail G. Fujimoto
Renae M. Holt
* Shannon P. Kahoano
* Lisanne K. Kekuewa
* Ede A. Fukumoto
* Matthew W. Holt
Sharleen Kahoopii
Rebecca J. Kekuna
Lisa M. Holt
* Walter Kahumoku
Summer K. Keliipio
* Liana K. Honda
* Edward K. Kalama
Frank M. Garma
Violet Hoohuli
Corbett A. Kalama
* Kapi Kenoi-Chin
Karen P. Gill
Kimberly Huntzinger
Rosemary Kaleikini
* Robin L. Kerr
Jill Gushiken
Sylvia Hussey
Cynthia Kaleikini-Todd
Sharon Hager
Sheri Iha
Michael E. Kam
Patricia P. Ikeda
Kathy Kama
* Kris M. Galago
* Dannette B. Gardner
* E. Kaiponohea Hale
* Janelle N. Hamada
* Karlette Ikemoto
* Ivalee L. Kamalu
Wendy M. Kekahio
* Sydney W. Keliipuleole
Bernice M. Kihara
* Robert K. Kihune
Jodie T. Kimura
* Mervlyn Kitashima
Karen M. Hamada
Jolene K. Imada
* Shawn M. Kanaiaupuni
Karen Hamocon
Stacey A. Imamura
* Janis C. Kane
Jo Anne R. Hanada
Melissa Imperial
* Micah A. Kane
Elizabeth M. Kraft
Charlene J. Handa
* J. Douglas K. Ing
* Jodi K. Kaneaiakala-Shim
Gail H. Kuba
* Neil J. Hannahs
Noella Inn
Tracy L. Kaneakua
Clifford Kobashigawa
* Ronelle K. Kopp
Donna Kuewa
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
faculty and staff Donors
Nadine T. Lagaso
Keanukapulani Lau Hee
* Christine K. Laumauna
Kevin Lauterbach
* Anthony V. Le Bron
* Dee Jay A. Mailer
Crystal Makaena
* R. Kawika Makanani
* Teresa H. MakuakaneDrechsel
Vivian S. Murray
Mary C. Osswald
Janet Na
Lynn L. Otake-Vierra
Lauren Nahme
Linda Oyama
* Erin N. Nahuina
Donna Nakahara
Jarena H. Pacarro
* Star N. Pai
Nolan J. Malone
Wilma - Joyce Nauka
Wm. D. Mahealani Pai
Candace Lee
Laura L. Manoi-Cuban
Jose L. Nekaifes
Sharolyn G. Pali
Aarion Lee
Paulene A. Marcello
Tripler K. Ng
* Joelle L. Lee
* Kamaka A. Parker
* Leah K. Mariani
* Jacqueline Ng-Osorio
Roger Patao
Pauline K. Lee Loy
Cory Matsumiya
* Kanealii K. Ng-Osorio
Christopher J. Pating
Tiara K. Lee-Gustilo
Ruth S. Matsumoto
Khai Q. Ngo
* Katherine Lokelani Patrick
Emma Lenton
Carmen Matsuura
Raymond K. Ngum
* Kekoa Paulsen
Herling R. Lee
* Anne M. Matsuzaki
Shair K. Nielsen
Hokuao Pellegrino
Edward J. Lingo
Harlan W. Mattos
Jeanette Nielson
James F. Penczar
Vivian L. Little
Jeffrey N. Mau
Bobbi Nihipali
Darrell G. Pennington
* Thyzra-Ann P. Lindsey
Theresa Lock
* Jade Mau
Leanne A. Nikaido
Tyler Perreira
Daniel V. Loo
* Williet H. Medeiros
Guy H. Nishimura
* Kristi M. Perreira
Gladys Loo
Karen C. Loo
Robert K. Medeiros
* William G. Meinel
Michael P. Loo
Charmaine N. Merrill
Cheryl Looper
Tammy Milanio
* Leimamo Nitta
* Nikki L. Petner
Dale Nitta
Linda A. Picanco
Nancy Numazu
Lesley Ann N. Pico-Lilio
* Robert C. Oda
* Trisha Ann K. Plemer
* Ann M. Love
Richard A. Mills
Lance S. Ogata
Laurie M. Plemer
* Paul F. Lucas
Myron J. Mitsuyasu
Aileen K. Ogomori
Diane J. Plotts
Tanya Molina
Darlene Ohashi
Carol M. Pohina
Robert M. Okuhara
Kaleonani K. Prais
Michael Oliver
Paul Prevenas
Anna Lee P. Lum
Lori A. Lum Ho
* M’liss Moore
Susan Lussier
Wanda Moratin
Kelli Lyau
Dianne A. Muraoka
Mitzi Maeshiro
Lester Muraoka
*Kamehameha Schools’ alumni
* Koy-Allan K. Omo
Grace I. Omura
* Lanice Pullano
Paula J. Purdy
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Kilia W. Purdy-Avelino
* Emily L. Puu
Judy L. Scoville-Layfield
Reyn K. Tateyama
Janice Wakamatsu
Laurie U. Seto
Wendy K. Tatsuno
M. Kanani Wall
Michael Racoma
Linda Shibano
* Kim E. Terai
Robin Y. Racoma
Robbie Ann K. Shimose
* Walter F. Thoemmes
Brandon Ramaila
Mavis Shiraishi-Nagao
Roxanne Ramones
Colleen Shishido
Rubiflor V. Redona
* Kapu C. Smith
Tammy D. Thoemmes
* Kimberly L. Thomas
* Laurielei A. Waracka
Ruta White
* Melissa L. Wilson
Maxine M. Wilson
Nhu P. Thomason
* Herbert R. Wilson
Ronald D. Snow
Wilma C. Thompson
* Charmain E. Wong
* Adrienne Pikake RenaudCashman
Phyllis Sone
Nainoa Thompson
* Colleen I. Wong
Eric Sonnenberg
Linda Thompson
* Henry K. Wong
* Stacy P. Rezentes
Jessica Soon
Katherine A. Tibbetts
Livingston S. Wong
Jennifer K. Rosa
Tanya M. Souza
Susan W. Todani
Julie A. Wong
Kamaka R. Rosario
George Sowell
Vanessa Tolentino
Ulalia Woodside
Tana L. Rosehill
Shannon M. Spencer
Sabrina R. Toma
Gayle E. Yamami
Gail Reinhardt
* Yvonne Pee Wee Ryan
B. Haunani Saifoloi
Ivan Sakamoto
* Stephanie Sakugawa
* Elizabeth L. Sala
Robert K. Stender
* Bran-Dee M. Torres
Renette Yamanoha
Amelia Sterling
* Jodie Y. Toyota
Noelani Yatsushiro
* Kalei Stern
Stanley Tsuji
Llewelyn Yee
* Eleanor U. Stevens
Lemoe F. Tua
Garret Yip
Francine Sua-Filo
* Keikilani R. Uehara
Cheryl Yokoyama
Benjamin Salazar
Grant Y. Sumida
Tamara Ulima
Kathleen Yonaoshi
Diana L. Sanchez
Mari Sunabe
Phil K. Uyehara
Thomas Yoshida
* Marcia A. Saquing
Mark S. Taba
Gail Y. Vannatta
Cheryl Ann Young
Glenn H. Sasaki
Jason Sato
Todd Z. Takahashi
* Chad M. Takatsugi
* Verna K. Vaughan
* Julia L. Young
Cory Vilamil - Gomes
Michael S. Young
Dana K. Sato
Michele L. Taketa
Liana C. Vossen
Allison A. Yue
Christy Sato
Linda M. Tanaka
Robert C. Wagner
Janet M. Zisk
Brandy A. Sato
Debra D. Tang
Helen H. Scott
Beth Taone
* R. Healani Waiau
Solomon Wainee
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
Friends of the Foundation
The Foundation’s impact is solely the result of your
dedication and support for what we do and stand for.
INDIVIDUALS
Lorelei K. Albert
Ralph K. Aona
Helen Arakaki
Rochelle K. Asao
Leona G. Auerbach
Violet W. Awana
Margaret M. Bailey
Debbie Bauerle
Benjamin M. Bautista
Bruce M. Blankenfeld
Ella L. Brooks
N. Burchfield
Charlene Y. Chang
Aidan & Elijah Comparan
Mary Cox
Lisa DeLong
Dianne T. Douglas
Moana K. Eisele
Julie O. Enriques
Sally A. Ford
Nalani Fujimoto
Arline L. Haili
Litheia W. Hall
Moody E. Hayes
Kim S. Hoohuli
Theresa S. Hookano
Ordetta R. Hovland
Barbara L. Hudman
Ruth A. Palmer
Jane C. Iona
Martin K. Pea
Ethelyn K. Kaaihue
Elaine M. Peters
Sarah K. Kawailima
Joan E. Prater
Jaime N. Kawanabe
Karl M. Rolih
Robert King
Johan Ronningen
Gregg Kodama
Sharon L. Rose
Fred Kramer
Wendy K. Ryder
Robert A. Krieger
Steven Patrick K. Sagon
Pamela K. Lau
Kevin F. Saito
Susan L. Lee
Tatum M. Shimabukuro
Ruth Leftwich
Maile Shimabukuro
Kim D. Lorch
Keali’i W. Stewart
Rick Magee
Louis T. Stibbard
Gwendolyn N. Martin
Lena Stoops
Pamela K. Medeiros
Constance Sutherland
Robert R. Midkiff
Ronald P. Tario
David J. Moriguchi
Alison M. Uyehara
Carolyn D. Mossman
Karen G. Young
Kaimookalani Muhlestein
Lora Lee Zaky
Richard K. Nagashima
Clyde S. Nakano
Lucinda A. Namahoe
Michael F. Nauyokas
Jennifer A. Neumann
Rose L. Nonaka
Katharine L. O’Dell
John Otterson
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010
Mahalo nui loa to those organizations in the community for the continued
support and generosity throughout the years.
ORGANIZATIONS
A‘Ali‘i Tech Solutions
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1980
Abbott Laboratories
Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Campus (9-12)
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.
Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Elementary Student Council
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Kamehameha Schools Logo Royalty Payments
Becker Capital Management
Kamehameha Schools Program Services
Cascade Mariners Chapter
Kamehameha Schools Secondary School (ASKS)
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program
Kamehameha Schools Support Services
City & County of Honolulu - Division of Motor Vehicles
Kamehameha Schools Varsity Football Booster Club
Cockett Ohana Organization
Kaulupono Music
County of Hawai‘i - Department of Finance
Kawaiaha‘o Plaza 2009 May Day Committee
County of Kaua‘i - Department of Finance
Macy’s West G.I.F.T.
County of Maui - Department of Finance
Manuhealii Inc.
Gallagher Security
Merck Partnership for Giving
General Growth Properties
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Hawaii CCIM Chapter
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Hui Imi Na‘auao o Hawai‘i
Native Books, Inc.
Inter-Island Appraisal Co.
Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
JustGive (Cisco Matching Gift Program)
Palm Records, Inc.
Kamehameha Alumni Glee Club
Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club
Kamehameha Schools ASKMS (Hawai‘i Campus Middle School)
Riggle’s Warriors
Kamehameha Schools Association of Teachers & Parents
Royal Hawaiian Center
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 “Nā Hoaloha O
Kamehameha”
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1961
Valley of the Sun United Way
Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Golfers
The Mountain Apple Company
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program
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PAUAHI’S LEGACY
CONTINUES TO GROW
In Loving Memory
Gifts contributed in memory of loved ones, friends and colleagues are special ways to pay tribute to those who were
an important part of our lives. Friends and family listed below were lovingly remembered with gifts to the foundation.
Kamehameha Schools’ alumni are recognized with their graduating year.
Harry Akahane, 1941
Abraham Akaka
Shay W. Auerbach
Winona K. Beamer, 1941
Helen Beamer, 1900
Elizabeth Kuulei Bell
Marilyn Blum
Arthur K. Burchett, 1959
Kuuipo B. Chai, 1961
Phillip W. Chang
Carol Ching
Leilani L. Chun, 1937
Rose L. Crabbe, 1952
John P. Dupont, 1970
Patrick K. Gandall, 1949
Isaac H. Harbottle, 1893
Daniel M. Hiraga, 2001
Bertrand Ho
Emma Holt, 1925
Rebecca Jensen
Bernard Johansen
Edmund “Buster” W. Kaaa, 1952
Ruby Kauieolani H. Kahoiwai
George H. Kaua, 1958
Kupuna Sarah K. Kawailima
Joseph Kekoa
Simon Kimseu
Carl Kimseu
Arthur K. Kinney
Stella A. Kutaka
David Lorch
Leroy R. Lum Ho, 1959
Doris M. Lyman
Marjorie C. Midkiff
Koa Paka K. Miles
Gary Minatoya
Mary K. Murray, 1953
Paul M. Murray, 1979
Simeon Naeole
Paul A. Puaa, 1927
Raye L. Rapoza, 1986
Michael San Miguel
William C. Silva, 1944
John K. Simonson, 1940
Mervyn C. Thompson, 1945
Jacquelynne N. Thompson
Tennyson K. Tom, 1995
John N. Travis, 1898
Hermine D. Vasconcellos 1937
Elizabeth Wailaahia Yabui
Keith Yamada
Giving To The Foundation
HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Contributions made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation reflect
gifts for the heart and will help to carry forward the vision of
Ke Ali‘i Pauahi to empower Hawaiians through education.
The Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt organization;
therefore, contributions made to the Foundation are tax
deductible to the extent permitted by law. Additionally, 100
percent of your gift goes to help others as Kamehameha
Schools covers the Foundation’s administrative and
overhead expenses.
Unrestricted Donations: Unrestricted gifts allow the
Foundation the flexibility to respond to the areas of most
critical need. These outright gifts include cash appreciated
property (real estate, stock) or tangible personal property.
Restricted Donations: Restricted gifts define a program,
project or scholarship of special interest to the donor.
Tribute Gifts: Tribute gifts are made in honor or memory of
individuals, family members, friends or colleagues who have
inspired you or touched your heart. This is a meaningful way
to honor loved ones in perpetuity.
Future Gifts: A future gift is arranged now, but the
Foundation’s use of the funds is delayed to a later time. The
funds from bequest are available to utilize at the end of the
donor’s life. Other ways of making a future gift are naming
the Foundation as beneficiary of a portion of an IRA or other
retirement plan, or life insurance policy, or establishing a
charitable remainder trust with the principal payable to the
Foundation when the trust terminates.
Corporate Matching Gifts: Corporations will often match
an employee’s charitable gift dollar for dollar. Please check
with your employer to see if your contribution qualifies for
this category.