Seabury Hall Giving Report Seabury Hall Giving Report

Seabury Hall Giving Report
2012 - 2013
MISSION
Seabury Hall is an independent school affiliated with the Episcopal Church
designed to: prepare students for successful college and university work;
move students to develop mind, body, and soul; cause students to realize their responsibility to community.
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W
ith gratitude for your gifts
Seabury Hall not only
educates students in
academics but also in
life skills. Students learn
to work together as
not only a school but a
community as well.
Reggie Tirona ‘13
He Ha‘upu Aloha
(to reflect fondly)
board of trustees
2012 - 2013
Cordelia MacLaughlin
President of the Board
Printed on FSC-certified paper with soy-based inks • Photography by: Randy Jay Braun • Jason Doan • Matthew Millan • Jeremy Morton ‘13 • Eric Rolph • Sara DePalma ’92 Smith • Carolyn Wright • Design: joan selix berman design
Dr. Bobby C. Baker
Jeremy Baldwin
Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow
Zadoc Brown, Jr.
R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Sumner Erdman ‘83
The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Fitzpatrick
J. Stephen Goodfellow
James Haynes
Charles Jencks
Dr. Daniel Mayeda
Paul Meyer
Cyrus Monroe
Father Austin Murray
Andrew Pells
Henry Rice
Judy Siracusa
R. Clay Sutherland
Thomas Welch
Chatt Wright
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi
Joseph J. Schmidt
Headmaster
A
s we enter Seabury Hall’s 50th year, we will celebrate the five
decades of outstanding education which has produced more than
2000 Seabury Hall alumni. In 1964 when the school opened its doors
as a boarding school for girls, its commitment was to provide a strong
college preparatory program infused with strong character values. It
transitioned into a co-educational day school which continued to grow
its outstanding reputation, not only on Maui, but throughout the state
and the country. The entire Seabury Hall community is grateful for
the generosity of all who shared in the school’s vision and who truly
understand the power of education.
Our alumni share their gifts and talents around the world. They are quick
to report that their success is, in no small part, due to the exceptional
teachers, the fine program of instruction, extra-curricular opportunities
and a caring community that teaches the importance of responsibility.
Throughout the course of this school year we will be celebrating this
milestone with students through special assemblies that focus on the
history of the school and with celebrations that coincide with special
events such as Aunt Kate Cooper’s birthday. It is important for us all to
gain an understanding of how we evolved into the fine school that we
are. The foundation is on the backs of those first students who were
the pioneers that led the way to our current success. The Seabury Hall
community is grateful to those who set the tone, had the courage to try
another path, and inspired all to develop the mission that makes this
school truly a special place.
celebrating
five
decades of
outstanding
education
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Our 50th year will culminate with a week-long celebration during the
summer of 2014. This event will offer an opportunity for all who have
participated in the school over these many years to celebrate together our
success. It will undoubtedly be an extraordinary experience for all.
Betsy Erdman
I would like to finish by sharing a quote from a new teacher to Seabury
Hall. This teacher has spent the past 12 years teaching in two well-known
and highly respected independent schools. He stated, I finally feel like I have
joined the big leagues. For all who have attended this school, you can be
proud to know that you were part of the creation of a “major league team”.
John Baldwin
(deceased)
Aloha,
T r u s t e e Em e r i t u s
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Roderick McPhee
(deceased)
Joseph J. Schmidt
Cordelia MacLaughlin
Headmaster President
of the
Board
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School Highlights
Seabury Hall was chosen as the Maui venue for
TEDxMauiChange. This event was
Mr. Casey Asato,
Moderator
created out of a partnership between the Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation and the TEDx program —
an initiative devoted to ideas worth spreading in the
areas of global health and development.
•
Upper School
“Mathletes”
Jasmine Doan ‘15,
Kevin Lewis ‘15 &
Milo Turner ‘16 competed in
the Hawaii State Math Bowl
XXXV in Hilo and took home
the third place trophy.
Mathletes (L-R)
Jasmine, Kevin,
Milo and Coach
Sean Wilson ‘83
•
Class of 2013 Videographers L-R — Kyle Mackie,
Ryan Noufer, Tyler Gentile, Daniel Goodfellow
Seabury Hall’s
video “Kahoolawe”
has been nominated for the Nino
J. Martin Excellence in Production
Award in the High School Category
for the 2013 Hiki No Awards.
•
Seabury Hall Middle
School’s First Lego
League Robotics Team
•
took home first place in the state
competition for robotic design.
Robotics Team L-R — Noah Bigelow ‘18,
Kai Ponting ‘18, Nikita Roque ‘18,
Colin Sheen ‘18, Austin Phillips ‘18, and
Chance Massey ‘17
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Athletics
•
11 MIL Championships
(another school record)
Boys Cross Country
Celebrating
Success!
Girls Cross Country
Girls Volleyball
Football
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Girls Paddling
Mixed Paddling
Boys Basketball
Boys Volleyball
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•
Girls Track
2 State Champions
Girls Paddling
Only one point away from the State Championship title, the Seabury Hall Girls Track Team
celebrates the 2nd Place Trophy. Quite an accomplishment for such a small track team!
L-R: Assistant Coach Cristina Pineda, Dakota Grossman ‘14, Amy Ozee ‘15, Ally Smith ‘15,
Kiana Smith ‘15, Allie Rudow ‘15, Christy Fell ‘15, Alyssa Bettendorf ‘14, Head Coach Bobby
Grossman, and kneeling, Assistant Coach Matt Holton.
Girls Cross Country
3 State Runner-Ups
Boys Cross Country
Girls Volleyball
•
Girls Track
Individual State Champions:
Dakota Grossman –
Gatorade Athlete of the Year
Cross Country
Track State Champion
Renny Richmond –
Swimming State Champion
National Merit
Commended
Award
Recipients
Ariella Brandon ‘13
Lauren Hecker ‘13
Ruby Hopkins ‘13
Rayna Koishikawa ‘13
Isabelle Olivit ‘13
‘Ōhi‘a Mamo
by Reka Siposs ‘17
Class of ‘13 Paper Divas,
clockwise from base:
Makena Wright, Isabella Olivit,
Lindsey Gomez, and Ariella
Brandon, took the stage,
as part of a collaboration
between the performing arts
and arts departments.
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2013
Graduation
Awards
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Valedictorian Award
Ariella Brandon
Salutatorian Award
Alden Simmer
Headmaster’s Award
Joseph Bellafiore
Ariella Brandon
Michael Clarion
Lena Fox
Daniel Goodfellow
Ruby Hopkins
Kauluponookaleilehua Lu‘uwai
Alden Simmer
Mackenze Tezak
John Van Scoy
Faculty Merit Award
Kauluponookaleilehua Lu‘uwai
Bishop’s Citizenship Award
Ruby Hopkins
College Bound 2013
Anaé Anderson . . . . . . . Point Loma Nazarene University
Samantha Atkinson . . . . . Colorado State University
Joe Bellafiore . . . . . . . . University of Denver
Gabriella Berman . . . . . . Fordham University
Ariella Brandon . . . . . . . New York University
Malia Brock . . . . . . . . . Western Washington University
Kristina Brown . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Tiana-Lee Camarillo . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Tiare Camarillo . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Sophia Cella . . . . . . . . . University of Colorado, Boulder
Ashley Chen . . . . . . . . . Whittier College
Michael Clarion . . . . . . . United States Military Academy, West Point
Julia Crespo . . . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Regal Deen . . . . . . . . . University of Houston
Max DeLyon . . . . . . . . . California Baptist University
Kainalu Ehman . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
Mika Eisen . . . . . . . . . . Whittier College
Haley Eligio . . . . . . . . . Kenyon College
Mackenzie Findeisen . . . . . University of Colorado, Boulder
Gloria Ford . . . . . . . . . Colorado State University
Tayler Fourie . . . . . . . . University of Denver
Lena Fox . . . . . . . . . . Pomona College
Roxane Gaedeke . . . . . . . University of Hawaii, Manoa
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These graduates were offered $9.4 million
dollars in merit scholarships
Tyler Gentile . . . . . . . . .
Arianna Glauser . . . . . . . .
Lindsey Gomez . . . . . . . .
Daniel Goodfellow . . . . . .
Alec Gumpfer . . . . . . . .
Izabela Hamilton . . . . . . .
Thaddeus Harvey . . . . . . .
Lauren Hecker . . . . . . . .
Brenden Heitzman . . . . . .
Rhiannon Hernandez . . . . .
Ruby Hopkins . . . . . . . .
Samuel Jiran . . . . . . . . .
Anna Kali-Deiss . . . . . . . .
Rayna Koishikawa . . . . . . .
Ryan Koss . . . . . . . . . . .
Zackery Kresge . . . . . . . .
Chase Kugeler . . . . . . . .
Diane Li . . . . . . . . . . . .
McKenna Lickle . . . . . . . .
Sierra Ludwig . . . . . . . . .
Adam Lundblad . . . . . . . .
Kauluponookaleilehua Lu‘uwai .
Kyle Mackie . . . . . . . . . .
Miles Malott . . . . . . . . .
Doug Martin . . . . . . . . .
Lia Matsunaga . . . . . . . .
Madison McGain . . . . . . .
California Lutheran University
University of Utah
Northern Arizona University
Washington State University
University of Washington
University of Colorado, Boulder
University of Hawaii, Maui College
University of Puget Sound
University of Hawaii, Maui College
Maryland Institute College of Art
Dartmouth College
Western Washington University
Gap Year
University of Southern California
Colorado State University
Colorado Mesa University
University of Denver
Marist College
Colorado State University
Boise State University
San Jose State University
University of Hawaii, Manoa
University of Colorado, Boulder
Humboldt State University
University of Hawaii, Maui College
University of Washington
Adelphi University
Ryan Noufer . . . . . . . . University of Utah
Isabelle Olivit . . . . . . . Colorado State University
Slayde Omura . . . . . . . University of San Francisco
Rachelle Ouye . . . . . . . Linfield College
Olivia Pagel . . . . . . . . Western Washington University
Kaleb Palmer . . . . . . . . Point Loma Nazarene University
Jeatherai Paner-Rietow . . . University of Redlands
Carissa Ratte . . . . . . . . Western Washington University
Renny Richmond . . . . . . University of Arizona
Marina Sanchez . . . . . . San Diego Mesa College
Gavin Selman . . . . . . . Gap Year
Kaiola Shibley . . . . . . . San Diego State University
Alden Simmer . . . . . . . California Polytechnic
University, San Luis Obispo
Rayson Sorayama . . . . . Washington State University
Miles Spee . . . . . . . . . University of Utah
Reyn Stisher . . . . . . . . University of Portland
Anu Sutherland . . . . . . Colorado State University
Kara Termulo . . . . . . . . University of Portland
Bethany Terracina . . . . . University of British Columbia
Mackenze Tezak . . . . . . Moody Bible Institute
Reggie Tirona . . . . . . . Eastern Oregon University
John Van Scoy . . . . . . . Gonzaga University
Noah Walin . . . . . . . . Willamette University
Knox Weymouth . . . . . . Whittier College
Cole Whitney . . . . . . . University of Utah
Makena Wright . . . . . . . Boise State University
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Giving
2012-2013
Total Gifts $2,419,274.94
T
uition and endowment income provide most of the
school’s operating budget, but like most independent
schools, Seabury Hall relies on tax-deductible donations
to make up the difference.
Gifts
Amounts
Annual Fund
$ 441,643.82
Capital Projects $ 696,076.35
Gifts to Endowments $
Restricted Giving
5,480.00
$1,141,233.10
Special Program Funds$ 134,841.67
F
or it is
in giving
that we receive.
St. Francis of Assisi
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Thank
With Gratitude
Seabury Hall is grateful to all its supporters for their generosity,
belief and confidence in a Seabury Hall education.
Allocations
Amounts
General Operations $ 987,149.50
Financial Aid $ 595,727.42
Endowment
$
5,480.00
Designated Program $ 134,841.67
Capital Projects
The 2012-2013 school year has been
filled with enriching experiences
made possible by the many donors
you so much
for opening
doors for
children who
want to receive
an education
but don’t have
the funds to
do it.
Tiare Camarillo ‘13
named on the following pages.
$ 696,076.35
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Endowments
•
the
cornerstone
for future
financial
sustainability
•
reflecting on the
Betsy Erdman
Professional
Development Award
History Department Chair Casey Asato received
this year’s honored Betsy Erdman Professional
Development Award Recipient
Among the constellations, it’s hard to say why a particular cluster of lights, let alone
an individual one, pleases its viewer more than another. I am humbled and thankful to
have been selected among my colleagues—an ensemble of stars—as the recipient of
the Betsy Erdman Faculty Professional Development Award 2013.
The privilege to teach talented children in a special
community of dedicated and caring educators, parents,
administrators, and trustees is unique and a gift.
— Casey Asato
I don’t consider
Seabury Hall
a school but
rather a home.
Reggie Tirona ‘13
A lthough you may not directly
see the effects of your
contribution, know that you
have helped many students
gain skills and understandings
that they will use throughout
their lives.
Bela Hamiliton ‘13
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roviding for the future of Maui children…
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Extraordinary people who are paying it forward through these inspired gifts
2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 A w a r d R e ci p i e n t s
William E. and Carol G. Simon
Scholarship Fund
Linda Lyons Bissler
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Dan Bissler
For a student who shows special ability in
either the fine or performing arts
Recipient: Celina Bekins ‘14
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For academically talented students
Recipients:
Helen “Snooker” Hamilton
Memorial Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Icer Vaughan ‘93
For a student that exhibits good citizenship,
leadership, communication skills and caring,
both in school and in the community
Recipient: Kristina Brown ‘13
From the generosity of
William E. and Carol G. Simon Bissler
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Mayeda Family Scholarship Fund
for the Creative Arts
From the generosity of Dr. Daniel Mayeda and
Colleen Sotomura Mayeda
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Celina Bekins ’14
Alyssa Bettendorf ’14
Kristina Brown ’13
Dakota Grossman ’14
Jasmine Doan ’15
Jessica Haylor ’15
Jordan Haylor ’15
Tyler Kiyota ’14
Gordon Li ’15
Rowan Mulligan ’14
Fletcher Prouty ’14
Carissa Ratte ’13
Carter Umetsu ’14
John Van Scoy ’13
Polly Baldwin Whittier
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Nancy W. Grady
For a student who has a demonstrated passion
for and commitment to the creative arts
For a student who shows great potential as a
scholar and citizen
Recipient: Ariella Brandon ’13
Recipient: Ruby Hopkins ’13
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Bruce Wilson ’85 Memorial
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of
John and Donnette-Gene Wilson
For a student who displays qualities of
leadership, cooperation, teamwork and good
communications skills in school and in the
community
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Recipient: Michael Clarion ‘13
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Rob Thibaut Family
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of
Patty Thibaut and Family
For deserving students each year
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Recipients: Malia Brock ’13
Elle Carvalho ’14
Rowan Mulligan ’14
Renny Richmond ’13
Alden Simmer ’13
John Van Scoy ’13
C.N. Wodehouse Faculty
Benefit Trust
From the generosity of Maud Wodehouse
Supports faculty salaries, benefits and their
professional development opportunities
Faculty Professional
Development Fund
From the generosity of Betsy Erdman
For the faculty member who is selected each
year to receive the Betsy Erdman Professional
Development Award
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Recipient: Casey Asato
Alumni Association
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of The Alumni Association
with a seed gift from Class of 2010
To acknowledge, encourage and reward
juniors who have demonstrated leadership,
fulfilled their academic potential, and served
their community during their high school
career
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Recipient: Thank you
for helping
me continue
at Seabury
Hall… so
that I can help
better the lives
around me,
wherever in life
I may go.
Rowan Mulligan ’14
Malia Brock ’13
Michael Clarion ’13
Max DeLyon ’13
Rayna Koishikawa ’13
Reyn Stisher ’13
John Van Scoy ‘13
Malone Family Foundation
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of
Malone Family Foundation
To provide optimal opportunities for
deserving gifted students of limited financial
means to reach their potential
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Recipient: Noel Mutzenberg ‘16 (photo right)
If you are interested in setting up your own named endowed fund,
please contact the Advancement Office at 573-0068.
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Gift Clubs
Our gratitude
goes beyond
words and
will hopefully
show in our
actions.
Ruby Turner ‘16
Seabury Hall’s
Annual Giving Report
acknowledges
all gifts received
between June 1, 2012
and May 31, 2013.
Maunalei Society
President’s Council
Planned Giving
Virginia Brown
Zadoc Brown III ‘87
Auriol Flavell
Lisabeth Halstead ‘83
Elizabeth Ivey ‘72
Sharon McPhee
Henry Rice*
Joe Schmidt*
Cynthia Schmidt*
Jane Thompson
Daniel White
$5,000 to $9,999
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc
Dr. Bobby and Julie Baker
Dr. James and Susan Bendon
John ‘96 and Kristi Bendon
Bendon Family Foundation
Zadoc ‘87 and Stephanie Brown III
Burch Family Foundation
Anne S. Carter*
Zoe Chotzen-Tsuruda ‘12
R.B. Davenport IV
Jacqueline and Christian P. Erdman
Frank and Maile Ford
Ann Freed ‘00
Chad S. Goodfellow ‘98
Dan and Claudia Goodfellow*
Jeffrey and Deborah von Tempsky ‘73
Grundhauser*
Peter and Perrie Longhi
Dr. Daniel T. Mayeda and
Ms. Colleen Sotomura*
Chelsea Recchia-Goodfellow ‘03
Bob and Margo Rowland*
Mr. William and Mrs. Dayle Spencer
Earl and Sandi Stoner
The O. L. Moore Foundation*
Travis and Ali Thompson
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi and
Gene Awakuni*
Heritage Society
$10,000 or more
Anonymous
Kathrine and Emiliano Achaval
Atherton Family Foundation
Jeremy and Michelle Baldwin
Zadoc and Hilary Brown Jr*
Bob and Jennette Cella
Cooke Foundation, Limited
Betsy and Pard Erdman*
Sumner ‘83 and Angie Erdman*
Erdman Family Fund
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Tamar and Steve Goodfellow
Harold K. L. Castle Foundation
Hawaii Community Foundation
Jimmy and Honey Bun Haynes*
Kimo ‘84 and Sheila Haynes*
Kent and Polli Smith Family Fund
Mrs. Mary Rice King
Cyrus and Jill Monroe*
Marty and Karen Quill
Henry and Sandy Rice*
Schwab Charitable Fund
Seabury Hall Alumni Association
Seabury Hall Parents Organization
Pete and Judy Siracusa*
R. Clay Sutherland*
Robert and Carol Suzuki*
Trustees’ Circle
$2,500 to $4,999
Dwayne and Sharon Altman
Lou and Catherine Bellafiore
Dan and Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow*
Jeffrey and Karen Gladden
Paul and Cordy MacLaughlin*
Joe and Cynthia Schmidt*
Anne Young ‘75 Taylor*
The Red Cabin Foundation
Patty Thibaut*
Yvette van den Yssel and
Gerardo van der Ark
Icer S. Vaughan ‘93*
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker Jr*
Tom and Claudia Welch*
Windermere Valley Isle Properties
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for
ten years or more
Seabury Hall welcomes and encourages any corrections to the report.
Please contact the Advancement Office at 808-573-0068 or email
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[email protected].
Headmaster’s Circle
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous (2)
Akina Aloha Tours/Akina Bus Service
Kalai Ancog and Cassie Akina-Ancog
Arita·Poulson General Contracting
Eric and Tamara Barto,
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen,
Kelsea Tamara Barto ‘06,
Carter Barto ‘04*
Dan Bissler*
Moka Brown and Jamie Roth
Kathleen Buenger
Melvin Catugal
Eric Chang and Sharon Suzuki
Doug, Cindy and Andrew ‘11 Clark
Ted and Marilyn Cleghorn*
Dr. and Mrs. Terry Codington
Pia Damon
Anthony and Thea Engesser
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company
Nancy and Adrian Hendler-Fourie
Gary and Leslie Gangnath
Goldman Sachs
Goodfellow Bros, Inc.
Ross and Gayle Hart*
Hawaiian Tug and Barge
Dr. Heather Haynes ‘87*
Ryan ‘91 and Cindy Herman
Peter and Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz
John and Riuko Inge
Bill and Riette Jenkins*
Jac and Susan Kean
Curt and Priscilla King
Martin and Paula Lenny
Tom and Anne Leuteneker
Daniel and Nancy Lickle
Maui Hunting Safari
Rev. Robert McCollor
Kay and Doug McLeod
Meek Foundation
Joseph and Maryanne,
Lauren ‘19, and Joseph ‘19 Mitchell
Scott Monroe
Katrina Niehaus ‘00
Frances Cameron ‘79 Ort
Ben and Jennifer Owens Jr
Penntex Contractors
Rodney and Dawn Perreira, Jr.
Chuck Pezzillo and Susannah Christy
Brent Pickering and Sally Dominick
Cynthia and Terry Quisenberry
Roll Giving & Paramount
Community Giving
Jean E. Rolles
The Sandler Family
Robert Sendall
Jon Siracusa ‘96 & Cambria Garell ‘97
Stephen Smith
Lee and Terry Smith
Robert Stoner ‘80
Kirk and Lori Tanaka
Troy Tanga and Kelley Kramers
The Boeing Company*
The Dave and Anne Taylor
Charitable Gift Fund
The T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving
Gregory and Catherine Thomas
VIP Foodservice
Dave and Natalie Walters
Tsunehisa Watanabe and
Priscilla Carmichael
John J. and Donnette-Gene Wilson*
Patrick and Cynthia Wong
Janice and Chatt Wright
Brian and Sharon Yamada*
Glenn and Kyoko Yamasaki Kimura
Yokouchi Foundation
Zadoc W. and Lawrence N. Brown
Foundation
Spartan Society
$500 to $999
Anonymous (3)
Pete and Mallory Haines ‘71
Armstrong*
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Alan and Lysena Battersby
William and Terry Blietz
Michael and Patricia Brown
Chelsea Fahsholtz ‘97 Bryce
Alan and Patricia Cadiz*
Richard Cameron ‘72
Peter and R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67
Carson*
Chevron Education Fund of the
Hawaii Community Foundation
Brian and Laulani ‘98 Cordero
Julia Cummings ‘94
Robert H and Nancy Jaqua Dein*
The Lorne Direnfeld Family
Paul and Kimberly Dobson
Paul and Nori Ehman,
Ehman Productions, Inc.
Electronic Scrip Inc. (ESI)
Randall and Patti Endo
Feeling Groovy
Dr. James and Robin Ferrier
The Fox Family*
Joao and Patricia Gentil
John and Pamela Meyer ‘68
Gerstmayr*
The Graziano Family
Alan and Susan Grodzinsky
Michele Milovina ‘90 Hakakha
Haleakala Ranch Company
Laura and Woodrow Harrelson
John Hart ‘10
Liz Hart ‘04
Roger and Paula Hegele
Fritz and Clarice Hill Jr
Alan and Roberta Hodara*
Hualalai Builders
Linda Hunter
Lono Hunter ‘91
Barry and May Hyman
Iinuma-Nakaaki ‘Ohana
Lorraine Johnson
Lisa and Jim Judge*
Howard and Holly Kalmenson
Chop and Annette Keenan
Charly Kleissner ‘75
Debra Ching ‘68 Maiava
Dr. Kenny and Mrs. Josie Malott
Betsy Mannick and Conrad Hornick
Maui Oil Company, Inc.
Maui Paving
Terry ‘69 and Gill McBarnet*
Ryan McNally ‘86
Douglas and Gale McNish*
Paul and Rosalyn Meyer*
Theodore Meyer
Nick Meyer ‘04
Monarch Insurance Services, Inc.
Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc.
The Reverend Austin Murray
Zelie Harders ‘76 Myers*
Elaine Nelson*
Robert Nooney
Pat O’Brien
Sarah Hunter O’Brien ‘87
Caleb ‘90 and Tara Palmer
Rodney and Cecelia Perreira Sr.
Jacqui and Chuck Probst
Ruth and Louis Baker Family
Foundation
Carolyn M. Schaefer
Debbie Senesac and Dan Shiraki
Steve and Debi Sturdevant
Michael and Lisa Tateishi*
Title Guaranty Escrow Services, Inc.
Anthony and Barbara Tomasino
The Weymouth Family
Jennifer Yapp ‘87
Belinda Yung-Rubke ‘76*
Blue & Red Club
$100 to $499
Anonymous (12)
Kim Abrahamson, John, Dylan ‘11
and Cameron ‘14 King*
Stephanie Ackerman ‘69
Neha Ajmani ‘99, Sumeet Ajmani ‘01,
Harjinder and Madhu Ajmani
Sam and Josalind Reber ‘84 Akoi IV
Palani Alexander
Alexander & Baldwin Foundation*
LaVelle F. Byers ‘70 Allen
Erik Anderson ‘94
Kaimiola and Angela Andrade
Dr. Sheri and Christopher Armstrong
Lady Elizabeth Ashcombe
David Askov and Maria CorralesAskov
LeBurta G. Atherton
Troy and Vicki Atkinson
Selma Au ‘87
Gil, Mish & Holden ‘10 Awong
Nani Azman ‘91
Keone ‘89 and Mariana Ball
Jacob and Maryann Barros Jr*
Carter Barto ‘04
Kelsea Tamara Barto ‘06
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen
Dr. William ‘91 and Mrs. Battles
Glenn and Cindy Beadles
Eric and Mary Jean Bega
Lindy Shimizu ‘70 Belcher
Howard and Mikey Benson
Mitch and Joan Berman*
Richard and Rachel Berman
Dario Bernacchi and Vivian Franco de
Bernacchi
Mark and Joyce Berry
Jeff and Leslie Bettendorf
Rebecca Bicker
Andrew and Vanessa Marsh ‘00 Bird
Ben H. Bland III
Ginger Blomberg ‘73
Sam and Tamara Bockius
Matthew and Aranya Boone
Karl and Diane Bossert
Emily Bott
Sarah Bott ‘80 and Kelly Ray
Mulholland
Victoria Wayne ‘00 Bowley
Henry Brocklehurst and Lili Maltese
Pamet Brown
Aaron and Kaimanamalie Lee ‘03
Brummel
Andrew and Heidi Burger
Eugene and Chongsuk Burgio
Cathy Burkitt
Jefferson Burnett
Wayde and Susan Burt
Robyn Cabral and Hartmut Bielous
Susan and Dana Cagen
Lisa Capp
Monty Carpenter
Randi Kikuchi ‘01 Casco
The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Richard S.O.
Chang
Ron and Debi Chapple*
Art and Kirsten Chasen
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift
Program
Keith and Andrea Christie
Priscilla Christy
Shirley Chun-Ming and Ron Gess
Thomas Cole
Courtney Cole ‘01 Arlidge
Steve and Melissa Otte ‘67 Colflesh*
Filiberto Colon ‘07
Nicolas Colon ‘14
Susan Conger
Connec, LLC
Alan Craig
Dr. David and Mrs. Susana Crow
Kathleen Bennett ‘76 Cullings
Deanna Danley
Guy and U’ilani Danley
Daniel DeFoe ‘00
Francis and Jane DeLara
The DeLyon Family
John Dependahl*
Camille DePonte
Karen Derris ‘86
Erin and Sal Diaz
The Doan Family
Rey and Angela Domingo
Andrew and Edith W. Don
Allison Rawe ‘89 Dougherty
Matthew Driggers ‘95
Jesse Dudoit Jr
Patricia Eason
Darren and Peige Egami
Ed and Alecia Elsasser
Marc ‘88 and Terry Raikes ‘88 Emde
Martin ‘83 and Jennifer Cleghorn ‘83
Emde*
Mike Emde ‘81
Victor and Yeiko Endo
Wayne and Alene Farner
Deborah Farrington
Mika Farrington ‘94 (deceased)
Ken and Nancy Findeisen
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Fitzpatrick
William and Dyvette Fong
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
Marcie Frampton, Filiberto Colon ‘07,
Nicolas Colon ‘14*
Bill ‘87 and Karen Frampton
Richie Franco
Bryan and Cynthia Funai
Adrienne Gaedeke
Dominick and Lisa Gentile
Greg Getzan ‘75
Zachary Gonzales
Kimberlyn Goodfellow
Stanley and Ila Goter
George Grandy
Daniel and Lisa Griffiths
J.B. Guard ‘90 and Emalia Brown ‘89
Karen Hewitt ‘68 Guest
Councilman Don and Rose Guzman
Kevin Han and Michelle Vu-Tran
William and Karen Hanisch
Drs. Till and Sonya Hansen
Alan and Judy Harris
John and Trez Harrisson
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Charitable Foundation
Sue Haylor
Ken Hayo
Lisa Head
Ruth G. Hegele
Allen and Susan Helschein
Jim and Susan Hernandez
Rick and Kim Herrera
Alison and William Hess
Garret and Mary Hew*
Paul and Jennifer Higashino
Dr. Todd and Shannon Hoekstra
Edward and Maryanne Hogan and
Family
Gregory Hopkins
Taylor Hori ‘12
Ty and Jayne Hori
Lehn Huff and Les Skillings*
Hugh Starr & Co Inc.
William Hurd and Nancy LaJoy
Michael and Keiko Ichimaru
Tamatha Isitt and Rigo Quiros
J. Richard and Rachael James
Jeffery and Kelly James
Bill James ‘80
Dr. Andrew and Nikki Janssen
Brian R. Jenkins ‘71
Robert and Suzanne Jensen
Mike and Grace Johnson
Bob and Helen Jones
Alain and Aimee Bott ‘79 Joyaux
Rob ‘94 and Rebecca Judge
David Kahoe ‘77
James and Angela Kai
Salvatore and Rosemarie Kalmeta
Stacey and Cindy Kaopuiki
John and Cheryl Kaupalolo III*
KD Primus Trust
Natalie Keil ‘03
Monica Kelsey*
Peter Kelsey*
Barbara Kikuchi
Kelly and Michael Kim
Theo and Beth King
Bill and Peggy King*
Evelyn S. Kiyota
T & K Koyanagi*
KP Hawaii I, Inc.
Todd and Kimberly Krost
Coors and Janet Kugeler*
Dan and Evelyn Lacanienta*
Thomas and Kristina Lyons ‘88
Lambert
Lawrence and Mary Lambert*
Maren Lau ‘92
Brett and Shannon Lickle
Seabury Hall • Fall 2013
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Gift Clubs
continued
Thank you for
providing me
with a path to
my dream.
Kaimana Neil ‘16
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for
ten years or more
12
Blue & Red Club continued
Linda J. Lindsay*
Dean and Yolanda Lingenfelder
Jaime and Dina Lobato*
Louis and Laurie Lopes
Leo Ludwick ‘96
Linda and Leo ‘96 Ludwick*
Max and Tracey Ludwig
Sergio Lugo and Cora Tasaki-Lugo
Gregg and Marlene Lundberg
Robert J. and Helen Lu’uwai
Robert K. and Leihua Lu’uwai
Mette Lyons*
Camille and Sam Lyons
Jill and Scot Mackie*
Wade and Ruth Maeda
John Malek and Lisa Mullen
Loren Malenchek*
Darlene T. Manuel
Rick and Leanne Markham
George and Toni Martin
Louie and Kathleen Martin
Martin Prouty Construction
Derek, Lynn, Chase ‘12 & Andie
Matayoshi ‘14
Lyle, Cindy, and Lia ‘13 Matsunaga
The Matthews/Gordon Family*
Maui Electric Company, Ltd.
Maui Mall Merchant Association
Maui Petroleum, Inc.*
Maui Rental Group
Mark Mayeda ‘03
Kevin and Eden McAfee
Alec ‘67 and Maren McBarnet*
Julie Aus McClure ‘82
Phillip McGain
Laura McHugh ‘79
Erik and Jessica Guard ‘96 McLellan
Carol Harris ‘89 McNairy
Zachary McNish ‘95
Justin Medeiros ‘15
Julie and Gary Medeiros
Mike and Kerrin Medrano
Edwin and Judy Mee
Todd Melton
Peter and Vicki Merriman*
Stephanie M. Michael ‘98
Kathy Middleton*
Joseph Miles
A. Ray and Mary Mitchell
Sarah Moen ‘90
Joel Moffett ‘84
Clifford Moniz
Christopher Monroe ‘05
Graham Monroe ‘00
Lee Monroe ‘97
The Moon Family
Monica Riecke ‘79 Morakis
Ralph and Grace Murakami
Faye Murayama
Mutzenberg Family
Kay Lani Naquin ‘74
Gordon Nash
Gus Neckelmann*
David and Brigitte Nelson
Melinda Trautman ‘79, Jesse ‘02 and
Jasmine Neuwirth
Michael and Konnie Newbro
Christine Newport
Jim Niemeyer
Elizabeth Young ‘73 Norcross
Blair Norris ‘83
Philip Norris
Steve and Penny Noufer
Leslie Oberst
Peter O’Colmain
Dennis and Robin O’Donnell
Dexter and Glynis Okamura
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Darren Okimoto ‘00
Dennis and Darlene Okimoto
George and Melissa Olivit
Howard and Sun Cha Orite
Kevin and Christine Ozee
Pacific Painting and Refinishing
Patrick and Venita Palmer
Doug and Lisa Paulson
Nick Pechin ‘74
Jacqueline Peterka and Yod Neal
Lawrence and Rachel Ball ‘84 Phillips
Matt and Michelle Pietsch
Eric and Joleen Pilotin
Courtney Dahms ‘85 Pine
George and Connie Pluchos
John and Flo Plunkett*
Cindi Pojas Smith
David J. Porteus
Martin and Ann Prouty
Pukalani Chiropractic*
David Quisenberry ‘97
Bruce and Janet Raney
Lisa-Anne Raney-Izak and Gregg Izak
Hank Rapoza
James and Pam Ratay
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rawe
Yoshiko Rawson
Rachel Taylor ‘97 Ray
Toril McLoughlin ‘80 Raymond
Jack Reinhold ‘82
David Richardson
Dawna and Ron Richmond
Gray and Bettina Ringsby
Chris ‘88 and Mary Ann Robbins
Rosemary S. Robbins, M Ed
Muriel R. Roberts
Nancy and Ray Rogers*
Eric and Colleen Rohozinski
Eric and Willa Romanchak*
Manuel and Daisy Roque
Grelyn and Sheila Rosario
Ken Rothman
Brian and Katherine Rothstein
Joel and Barbara Rudow
Drew Russ ‘03
Kathleen Hull ‘70 Rutledge
Ohia Hall ‘19
George Salamack
Anthony Sayles ‘03
Keoki ‘77 and Toni ‘77 Schattauer
Nielson W. Schulenburg ‘84*
Kevin and Renee Segundo
Ari Shapiro
Ellyn Shapiro
Galen Guenther ‘89 Sherlock
Robert and Penny Shimada
George and Annette Shipman
Patrick Shipman and Nicole Timon
Shipman
Gary and Evelyn Shiraki
Klaus and Michele Simmer*
Ned Simonds
Patrick and Jody Murata ‘82 Singsank
Istvan Siposs and Aniko Hager
Allison Smith ‘11
Cathryn Kelley Smith
Kathryn and Douglas Smith
Nicole Smith ‘03
Chris and Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith
Rosemary Lau ‘70 Smythe
Norman, Sonia, Jade ‘04, Erik ‘08 and
Conner ‘11 Snow*
Ryan and Chikako Sorayama
Yasuo and Fimiko Sorayama
Kiki and Penny Spangler*
Patricia Sparks
Russell and Kerri Sparks
Jordan Stark ‘89
Brook Starr ‘91
Hugh and Erin Starr
State Farm Insurance Agency of Kit
K. Okazaki
Barbara Stehouwer*
Karen N. Stephens
Britt ‘78 and Susan Stisher
Ethelyn and Jackson Stisher*
Lindsey and Michele Stisher
Leah Andrews ‘99 Stolley
Michael Stone
Darren and Amy Strand
Structics, Inc.
Melissa Suarez
Doug and Candace Sugidono
Kim, Raymond, Mikhaila ‘18 and
Patricia ‘18 Sung
Jamieson Suriyakam ‘02
Judy Susuki
Chris and Irene Sutherland
Lindy and Cherry Anne Sutherland*
Mark Suzuki ‘11
Hervey and Marlene Takatani
Earl and Quinnie Tanaka
David and Karen Temple
Faith N. Tengan
Myrtle K. Tengan
Noel and Maria Termulo
Dennis Terracina and
Donelle Williams
Shaun Thayer ‘96, CPA
John Thomas (JT)
Buck and Judy Thomson
Jon and Lydia Toda*
Kathy Toda
Glenn and Alice Tremble
Turbeville Ohana
Shannon Haines ‘90 Turgeon
Michael and Juli Umetsu
Up-Country Electric Company, Inc.
Richard and Annette Van Scoy
Jody L. and Derrick J. Vinoray
Devin Vinoray ‘12
Robert and René Vorfeld
Ellen Loucks and Walter Vorfeld*
Wilma B. Vorfeld*
Steve and Jennifer Vurno
Jackson Walker
The Mark Walker Family*
William and Sarah Wall
Cindy Warner
Sandy and Sally Warrick
Lance and Stephanie Weisel
Peter and Karin Wells
David and Janice Welsh
Ryan and Melanie Wendt
Robin White
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wienert
Kimberly Wilson
Sean Wilson ‘86*
Winham ‘Ohana*
Frederick and Christine Wong
Karen Wong
Rebecca Worley ‘88
Shaun and Annett Wright
Daryl and Joyce Yamada
Richard and Elaine Yamasaki
Neil and Charlene Yashiro*
Homer Yung ‘78
Matthew Yung ‘80
Friends of Seabury
Under $100
Anonymous (21)
Abellanida ‘Ohana
Marvin and Susan Abraham
Marty and Helida Adler
Leslie and Christopher Agorastos
Leimomi Ah Sing
Althea Alabab
Carol Aldred
Allan Anderson ‘92
Anaé Anderson ‘13
Craig and Doreen Anderson
Logan Anderson ‘09
Troy and Amy Anderson
Alexander Armstrong ‘12
Lauren Armstrong ‘03
Lige ‘00 and Lisa Armstrong*
Casey Asato and Mariángela Asato
Michelle Thiessen ‘74 Aschwald
Samantha Atkinson ‘13
Richard Bailey
Natalie Baker ‘05
Cherisse Bandy ‘80
Jim and Jean Barnett
Marina Batham
Caitanya Belisle ‘00
Joe Bellafiore ‘13
Paisly Bender ‘04
Peggy Beno
Howard and Mikey Benson
Marianne Berek
Gabriella Berman ‘13
Benjamin and Valerie Bland IV
Danielle Blondeau
The Barbier Family
Carl and Judith Bredhoff
Joseph and Galit Breman
Andrew and Tara Brock
Malia Brock ‘13
The Brown Family
Kristina Brown ‘13
Heather Bubnis
Andrew and Arine Bulkley*
Christina Calvert ‘08
Corky and Carla Calvert
Rama and Cora-Lee Camarillo
Tiana-Lee Camarillo ‘13
Tiare Camarillo ‘13
Robyn Ficke ‘81 Carvalho
Sophia Cella ‘13
Ashley Chen ‘13
Chesa Cipro ‘99
Michael Clarion ‘13
Karen Cooper
Tim and Tracy Coppin
Glenn and Marty Coryell
Lana Coryell ‘04
Melissa and Charles Cramer
Julia Crespo ‘13
Nick and Kathy Law ‘69 Czar*
Rachel Czar
Dennis Daly and Gina Francesconi
Leah and Mark Damon
Deborah Davis*
Emily Davis
Regal Deen-Jackson ‘13
Forrest Dein ‘10
Quincy Dein ‘07
Jennifer Deleon
Gemma Delos Santos
Max DeLyon ‘13
Kainalu Ehman ‘13
Mika Eisen ‘13
Steven and Ruth Eisen
Haley Eligio ‘13
Allison Embernate ‘11
Sandra Embernate
Laura Ezzy
Arianna Feinberg ‘08
Diane and Shawn Fell
Pamela Marie Ferreira*
Eric and Sandra Ferrer
Robb and Nora Finberg
Mackenzie Findeisen ‘13
Philip and Gloria Fleck
Jim Fleming*
Jon and Ling Fong
Gloria Ford ‘13
Katherine Ford
Tayler Fourie ‘13
Lena Fox ‘13
Bruce and Dawn Freels
Julia Rivas ‘85 Frey
David and Andrea Futch
Roxane Gaedeke ‘13
GCA General Contractors, Inc.
Tyler Gentile ‘13
Kimo Gibson ‘95
Mark and Ayame Givensel
Shelly Glass
Dru Glass Gracia ‘07
Arianna Glauser ‘13
Ray Glauser and Tee Felgate
Candace Cypher ‘74 Golden
Lindsey Gomez ‘13
Paul Gomez
Daniel Goodfellow ‘13
C. Dave Graham and Joyce
Bridgman-Graham
Alec Gumpfer ‘13
Stephen Haines*
Tony Haleakala*
Chris Halford ‘69
Harmony Hallas
Marny Hall-Moriyasu and
Jim Moriyasu
Izabela Hamilton ‘13
Kay Cross ‘68 Harper
William Harris ‘12
Thaddeus Harvey ‘13
Hawaii Ukulele & Gift Corp.
Duane and Agnes Hayashi
Lauren Hecker ‘13
Brenden Heitzman ‘13
Gretchen Heitzman
Bob and Ross Henderson
Rhiannon Hernandez ‘13
Karl and Dorothy Higa
Frederick and Brie Hill
Tom and Lisa Hill*
Charisma Hoke
Ruby Hopkins ‘13
Rosemary Hoskinson ‘88
Harriet Huff*
Rory Hunter
Lee Imada
Mika Inaba
Sean Robert Kekoa Jensen ‘12
Samuel Jiran ‘13
Paul and Tita Johnson*
Chuck and Barry Jones
Christian and Marilyn Jorgensen
Dan Judson
M. Lei Kahakauwila
Francis and Jessica Schmidt ‘99
Kaho’ohanohano
Ariella Kainrath ‘13
Anna Kali-Deiss ‘13
Makala Kaupalolo ‘08
Teri Kawaguchi
Lei Kea
Robin ‘98 and Jennifer Kean
Melissa Schwab ‘00 Keeport
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89 Kellermyer
Marsha Kelly
Kalia Dodge ‘90 Kelmenson
Jonathan ‘97 and Kether Quinlan
Keyser
Dylan King ‘11
Galen and Rie Kiyota
Shane Kiyota ‘12
Koamea
Rayna Koishikawa ‘13
Ryan Koss ‘13
Gregg Kresge and Nicole Forelli
Zackery Kresge ‘13
Hermann Kugeler ‘13
Neal and Janie Kunin
Denise LaBarre
Gladys Lacanienta ‘93
Carter Latendresse and
Aloysha Ricards
Nanette Le ‘06
Jason Lee
Chris and Winter Leuteneker
Summer Lewis
The Leworthy Family
Diane Li ‘13
McKenna Lickle ‘13
Denise Lionetti*
Bradley Liu ‘02
Fred and Laurel Loesberg
Donald and Francesca Lono
Emilie Yane ‘00 Lopes
Derrick and Christine Lopez
Sierra Ludwig ‘13
Adam Lundblad ‘13
Ka’ulu Lu’uwai ‘13
Kyle Mackie ‘13
Miles Malott ‘13
Richard and Gayle Martelles*
Doug Martin ‘13
Lia Matsunaga ‘13
Elizabeth McGain
Madison McGain ‘13
Lenda McGehee*
Scott McKay ‘89
Mino McLean ‘93
Patrick Mehring
Alyssa Mello ‘08
Julianna Mello ‘10
The Mello Family
Angelica Jade Melone ‘14
Stephanie Nabor Metzler
Jenna Marie Mezin ‘04
Hana Michaelis ‘03
Andrew Middleton ‘00
Cesar Miro-Quesada ‘11
Heather Mock
David Moragne
André Morissette
Jeremy Morton ‘13
Joseph Mrantz
Mark and Sheryl Mrantz
The Mulligan ‘Ohana
Peter and Janet Naramore
Wayne, Joyce, Kelsey ‘06 and
Lauren ‘11 Naruse
Lyndsay Naylor ‘00
Bill and Lei Naylor
Mike and Mary Nees
Kaimana L. Neil ‘16
Stephanie Nelson ‘04
Peter Niess ‘98
Daron and Dawn Nishimoto
Jim and Ruth Noonan
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Ryan Noufer ‘13
Kimo Ohta ‘96
Isabelle Olivit ‘13
Tracy Olsen
Slayde Omura ‘13
Orchids of Olinda
Rachelle Ouye ‘13
Olivia Pagel ‘13
Kaleb Palmer ‘13
Kai Paner-Rietow ‘13
Hilary Parker
Holly Ficke-Perdido ‘77
Tye ‘06 and Samantha ‘04 Hara
Perdido
Jennifer Phelps
Susan Pirsch*
Diana Poulsen
John and Linda Powley
Scott Prather
Leslie Wilkins and Richard Priest
Carissa Ratte ‘13
Marc and Chantal Ratte
Sherri Reed*
Angelina Hills ‘00 Ribet
Renny Richmond ‘13
Tiare Rietow
The Koss - Rillero Family
Ralph and Annie Rillero
Adam ‘02 and Ashley Rixey
Jill Roberts
Christopher and Yvette Robinson
Alika ‘92 and Dorien Rawe ‘91
Romanchak
Ethan ‘94 and Wendy Romanchak
Holly MacCluer ‘90 Roper
David Roth ‘98
Amelia Rowland ‘97 and Erin Cox
Taylor Rudow ‘11
Marina Sanchez ‘13
Greg Santiago*
Gregory Saydah ‘12
Sally and David Johnston*
Gavin Selman ‘13
Kaiola Shibley ‘13
Arta Shirkhodai ‘11
Ray and Shadan Shirkhodai
Fred and Peggy Silverman
Alden Simmer ‘13
Mark Simon
Peter Slate
Rayson Sorayama ‘13
Wailana Spangler ‘09
Miles Spee ‘13
Regina Splees
Alek Stefanov ‘11
Reyn Stisher ‘13
Carson Strohecker
Chris Sugidono ‘08
Michael Sugimura ‘10
Stacey Sullivan
Susquehanna International
Group, LLP
Anuhea Sutherland ‘13
Dianne Sutherland
Jeff and Tara Tarpey
Jon Tavares ‘90
Sherry Tavares*
Kara Termulo ‘13
Bethany Terracina ‘13
Mackenze Tezak ‘13
Tom and Lori Tezak
Andrea Thayer ‘08
The Thomas Family
Tracy Thomas & Family
Reggie Tirona ‘13
Stacy and Louise Tome
Makalani Tyau*
Nina Valley
Valley Originals
Todd Van Amburgh*
John Van Scoy ‘13
Andrew Von Sonn
Maile Graham ‘98 Vreeken
Noah Walin ‘13
Caroline Walker
Ryan Walsh
Gillan Hestand Wang ‘87
David A. Ward
Linda and Eugene Wasson
Puck and Lois Waterhouse*
Bob Wesson
Donna West
Knox Weymouth ‘13
Cole Whitney ‘13
Kelly Bass and Michael D. Wilson
Paul Wood
Jerry and Carolyn Wright
Makena Wright ‘13
Danny and Ellen Yamamura
Neal Yamamura ‘95
Court and Mariah York
Natalie Asturi ‘94 Younoszai
Nina Zacharchuk
Jason and Amy Zolotow
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Gift Lists
Alumni
Class of 1967
R. Lee Kajiyama Carson*
Melissa Otte Colflesh*
Kathleen Bennett Cullings
Alec McBarnet*
Class of 1968
Pamela Meyer Gerstmayr*
Karen Hewitt Guest
Kay Cross Harper
Debra Ching Maiava
Keone Ball
Emalia Brown
Allison Rawe
Dougherty
Fyfe McLean Kellermyer
Scott McKay
Carol Harris McNairy
Kaleo Neil
Galen Guenther
Sherlock
Jordan Stark
Class of 1980
Cherisse Bandy
Sarah Bott
Bill James
Toril McLoughlin
Raymond
Robert Stoner
Matthew Yung
Class of 1990
Class of 1970
Class of 1982
LaVelle Byers Allen
Lindy Shimizu Belcher
Kathleen Hull Rutledge
Rosemary Lau Smythe
Julie Aus McClure
Jack Reinhold
Jody Murata Singsank
Class of 1983
Class of 1991
Class of 1971
Jennifer Cleghorn Emde*
Martin Emde*
Sumner Erdman*
Blair Norris
Stephanie Ackerman
Kathy Law Czar*
Chris Halford
Terry McBarnet*
Rayna
Koishikawa ’13
USC ‘17
Class of 1989
Aimee Bott Joyaux
Laura McHugh
Monica Riecke Morakis
Melinda Trautman
Neuwirth
Frances Cameron Ort
J.B. Guard
Michele Milovina
Hakakha
Kalia Dodge Kelmenson
Sarah Moen
Caleb Palmer
Holly MacCluer Roper
Jon Tavares
Shannon Haines
Turgeon
Class of 1969
Seabury has
challenged me
in many ways
and helped me
get into my top
choice colleges
with scholarships.
Class of 1979
Mallory Haines Armstrong*
Brian R. Jenkins
Class of 1972
Richard Cameron
Class of 1973
Anonymous (1)
Ginger Blomberg
Debbie von Tempsky
Grundhauser*
Elizabeth Young
Norcross
Class of 1974
Michelle Thiessen
Aschwald
Candace Cypher
Golden
Kay Lani Naquin
Nick Pechin
Class of 1975
Greg Getzan
Charly Kleissner
Anne Young Taylor*
Class of 1976
Zelie Harders Myers*
Belinda Yung-Rubke*
Class of 1977
David Kahoe
Holly Ficke Perdido
Toni Worst Schattauer
Keoki Schattauer
Class of 1978
Britt Stisher
Homer Yung
Class of 1981
Robyn Ficke Carvalho
Mike Emde
Class of 1984
Josalind Reber Akoi
Kimo Haynes*
Joel Moffett
Rachel Ball Phillips
Nielson W. Schulenburg*
Class of 1985
Julia Rivas Frey
Courtney Dahms Pine
Class of 1986
Karen Derris
Mrs. Ryan McNally
Sean Wilson*
Class of 1987
Selma Au
Heidi Riecke Bigelow*
Zadoc W. Brown III
Bill Frampton
Heather Haynes*
Sarah Hunter O’Brien
Rachel Taylor Ray
Gillan Hestand Wang
Jennifer Yapp
Class of 1988
Marc Emde
Terry Raikes Emde
Liana Mancini Horovitz
Rosemary Hoskinson
Kristina Lyons Lambert
Christopher Robbins
Rebecca Worley
Nani Azman
William Battles
Ryan Herman
Lono Hunter
Kit Okazaki
Dorien Rawe
Romanchak
Brook Starr
Class of 1992
Allan Anderson
Maren Lau
Alika Romanchak
Sara DePalma Smith
Class of 1993
Gladys Lacanienta
Mino McLean
Icer S. Vaughan*
Class of 1994
Erik Anderson
Julia Cummings
Mika Farrington
(deceased)
Rob Judge
Ethan Romanchak
Natalie Asturi Younoszai
Class of 1995
Class of 1997
Class of 2004
Chelsea Fahsholtz Bryce
Cambria Garell
Jonathan Keyser
Lee Monroe
David Quisenberry
Amelia Rowland
Carter Barto
Paisly Bender
Lana Coryell
Liz Hart
Nick Meyer
Jenna Marie Mezin
Stephanie Nelson
Samantha Hara Perdido
Class of 1998
Laulani Hart Cordero
Chad Goodfellow
Robin Kean
Stephanie M. Michael
Peter Niess
David Roth
Maile Graham Vreeken
Class of 1999
Chesa Cipro
Jessica Schmidt
Kaho’ohanohano
Leah Andrews Stolley
Class of 2000
Lige Armstrong*
Caitanya Belisle
Vanessa Marsh Bird
Victoria Wayne Bowley
Daniel DeFoe
Ann Bendon Freed
Melissa Schwab
Keeport
Emilie Yane Lopes
Andrew Middleton
Graham Monroe
Lyndsay Naylor
Katrina Niehaus
Darren Okimoto
Angelina Hills Ribet
Class of 2001
Sumeet Ajmani
Randi Kikuchi Casco
Courtney Cole-Arlidge
Matthew Driggers
Kimo Gibson
Zachary McNish
Neal Yamamura
Class of 2002
Class of 1996
Class of 2003
John Bendon
Leo Ludwick
Jessica Guard McLellan
Kimo Ohta
Jon Siracusa
Shaun Thayer
Lauren Armstrong
Holly Barto Hansen
Kaimanamalie Lee
Brummel
Natalie Keil
Mark Mayeda
Hana Michaelis
Chelsea RecchiaGoodfellow
Drew Russ
Anthony Sayles
Nicole Smith
Bradley Liu
Adam Rixey
Jamieson Suriyakam
Class of 2005
Natalie Baker
Christopher Monroe
Class of 2006
Kelsea Tamara Barto
Nanette Le
Tye Perdido
Class of 2007
Filiberto Colon
Quincy Dein
Dru Glass Gracia
Class of 2008
Christina Calvert
Arianna Feinberg
Kimberlyn Goodfellow
Makala Kaupalolo
Alyssa Mello
Chris Sugidono
Andrea Thayer
Class of 2009
Logan Anderson
Wailana Spangler
Class of 2010
Forrest Dein
John Hart
Julianna Mello
Michael Sugimura
Class of 2011
Allison Embernate
Dylan King
Cesar Miro-Quesada
Taylor Rudow
Arta Shirkhodai
Allison Smith
Alek Stefanov
Mark Suzuki
Class of 2012
Alexander Armstrong
Zoe Chotzen-Tsuruda
Willy Harris
Taylor Hori
Sean Jensen
Shane Kiyota
Gregory Saydah
Devin Vinoray
Class of 2013*
*Paying it Forward
At the
New Alumni
Induction
ceremony,
the Alumni
Association
made a
donation to the
school in honor
of each 2013
graduate.
2011 Golf
Tournament
Sponsors
Bank of Hawaii
Central Maui Baseyard
Zadoc Brown Jr.
Peter A. and
R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Melvin Catugal
Bob Cella, Coldwell Banker
Daniel Dennis, An Allstate
Agency
Joel Dugied ’89 & Chantal
Dugied ’92 Lonergan
FIM Group
Goodfellow Bros, Inc.
Haleakala Solar
Jimmy Haynes
HFN Maui Petroleum, Inc.
Island Sotheby’s
International Realty
Maui Hunting Safari
Maui Oil Company, Inc.
Maui Paving LLC
Ryan McNally ‘86, Pacific
Home Loans
Mercedes-Benz of Maui
Cyrus & Jill Monroe
Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc.
Servco Pacific, Inc. - Lexus
R. Clay Sutherland, Attorney
at Law, A Law Corporation
TaylorMade Golf, Hawaii
The Bellafiore ‘Ohana
The Pells Family
Title Guaranty Escrow
Services, Inc.
Windermere Valley Isle
Properties
Anaé Anderson
Samantha Atkinson
Joe Bellafiore
Gabriella Berman
Ariella Brandon
Malia Brock
Kristina Brown
Tiana-Lee Camarillo
Tiare Camarillo
Sophia Cella
Ashley Chen
Michael Clarion
Julia Crespo
Regal Deen-Jackson
Max DeLyon
Kainalu Ehman
Mika Eisen
Haley Eligio
Mackenzie Findeisen
Gloria Ford
Tayler Fourie
Lena Fox
Roxane Gaedeke
Tyler Gentile
Arianna Glauser
Lindsey Gomez
Daniel Goodfellow
Alec Gumpfer
Izabela Hamilton
Thaddeus Harvey
Lauren Hecker
Brenden Heitzman
Rhiannon Hernandez
Ruby Hopkins
Samuel Jiran
Anna Kali-Deiss
Rayna Koishikawa
Ryan Koss
Zackery Kresge
Hermann Kugeler
Diane Li
McKenna Lickle
Sierra Ludwig
Adam Lundblad
Kaulu Lu’uwai
Kyle Mackie
Miles Malott
Doug Martin
Lia Matsunaga
Madison McGain
Jeremy Morton
Ryan Noufer
Isabelle Olivit
Slayde Omura
Rachelle Ouye
Olivia Pagel
Kaleb Palmer
Kai Paner-Rietow
Carissa Ratte
Renny Richmond
Businesses
Ace Printing Co.*
Akina Aloha Tours/Akina
Bus Service
Akina Enterprises LLC
Anonymous
Arita·Poulson General
Contracting
Bank of America
Matching Gifts
The Boeing Company*
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Comfort Zone Catering
Connec, LLC
DV Carney, Inc.
Electronic Scrip
Incorporated (ESI)
Eric Rolph Photography
Feeling Groovy
Fireman’s Fund Insurance
Company
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
GCA General Contractors, Inc.
Goldman Sachs
Goodfellow Bros, Inc.
Grand Wailea Resort Hotel
& Spa*
Haleakala Ranch Company
Hawaii Ukulele & Gift Corp.
Hawaiian Tug and Barge
Hualalai Builders
Hugh Starr & Co Inc.
Joan Selix Berman Design
Koamea
KP Hawaii I, Inc.
Martin Prouty Construction
Maui Electric Company, Ltd.
Maui Hunting Safari
Maui Mall Merchant
Association
Maui Oil Company, Inc.
Maui Paving
Maui Petroleum, Inc.*
Maui Rental Group
Maui Rents, Inc.
Maui Signs Inc.
Menehune Water Company
Monarch Insurance
Services, Inc.
Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc.
Orchids of Olinda
Pacific Painting and
Refinishing
Penntex Contractors
Peter Richards Video
Documentation
Pukalani Chiropractic*
Roll Giving & Paramount
Community Giving
State Farm Insurance
Agency of Kit K. Okazaki
Structics, Inc.
Title Guaranty Escrow
Services, Inc.
Up-Country Electric
Company, Inc.
Valley Originals
VIP Foodservice
Windermere Valley Isle
Properties
Marina Sanchez
Gavin Selman
Kaiola Shibley
Alden Simmer
Rayson Sorayama
Miles Spee
Reyn Stisher
Anuhea Sutherland
Kara Termulo
Bethany Terracina
Mackenze Tezak
Reggie Tirona
John Van Scoy
Noah Walin
Knox Weymouth
Cole Whitney
Makena Wright
In Memory Of
In Memory of
Allison Powell ‘00
Grant Abrahamson
Some of Allie’s
favorite teachers,
Alan Hodara,
Todd Van Amburgh,
David Ward and
John Dependahl
with her plaque at
the ‘A’ali’ikūhonua
Creative Arts Center
Courtyard
Kathleen Buenger
Todd Bekins
Bruce and Janet Raney
Christine Drabble ‘89
Foundations
Alexander & Baldwin
Foundation*
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc
Anonymous
Atherton Family Foundation
Bendon Family Foundation
Burch Family Foundation
Cooke Foundation, Limited
The Dave and Anne Taylor
Charitable Gift Fund
Erdman Family Fund
First Hawaiian Bank
Foundation
Harold K. L. Castle Foundation
Hawaii Community
Foundation
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Charitable Foundation
KD Primus Trust
Kent and Polli Smith Family
Fund
Meek Foundation
Northwestern Mutual
Foundation
The O. L. Moore Foundation*
The Red Cabin Foundation
The T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving
Ruth and Louis Baker Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Susquehanna International
Group, LLP
Yokouchi Foundation
Zadoc W. and Lawrence N.
Brown Foundation
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89
Kellermyer
Allison Powell ‘00
Daniel DeFoe ‘00
Melissa Schwab ‘00 Keeport
Andrew Middleton ‘00
Mike Russell
Ken and Nancy Findeisen
Richard and Rachel Berman
Jai Karen Roberts ‘84
Williams
Muriel R. Roberts
In Honor Of
John Bendon ‘96
Bendon Family Foundation
Anne Bendon ‘00
Bendon Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Zadoc
Brown Sr.
Cynthia and Terry
Quisenberry
C. Pard & Betsy
Erdman
R.B. Davenport IV
Jasmine O’Brien ‘19
Anonymous
Seabury Hall • Fall 2013
15
The 40th Annual Craft Fair
With the support of over 1,500
volunteers, the 40th Annual Craft Fair
was an amazing community event.
Along with the generosity of assorted
local companies and individuals, over
5,000 visitors enjoyed the Craft Fair.
Under the leadership of Paula Hegele
and Sue Haylor, the event raised an
impressive $151,000 for financial aid.
Anonymous
22 Knots Boutique at
Four Seasons Resort
Maui
Aaron Chang Ocean Art
Gallery
Ace Auto Glass
Kathrine and Emiliano
Achaval
Adoboloco
Erik Aeder
Ajja Artwear
Akina Enterprises LLC
Alii Nui
George Allan
Aloha Botanicals Maui
Aloha Maui Aprons
Aloha Natural Brokers,
Inc.
Aloha Shell
Aloha Wizard’s Wands &
Canes LLC
Kaimiola and Angela
Andrade
Neil Archer
Arco Iris Designs
Mallory Haines ‘71
Armstrong
Art By Loyd
Art by Suzuki
David Askov and Maria
Corrales-Askov
Atlantis Submarine
Ba-Le Sandwiches
BamBoo Tees Hawaii
Banana Wind
Banyan Tree House
Bead the Joy
Jeff and Leslie
Bettendorf
Dan and Heidi Riecke ‘87
Bigelow
Bill’s Carpet
Bishop Museum
Blue Ginger
Blue Hawaiian
Helicopters
Danny Boren ’96, Skyline
EcoAdventures
Bounty Music
Catherine Brandon, D.Ac.
Breeze Maui
Henry Brocklehurst and
Lilikoi Maltese
Brown-Kobayashi, LLC
Buzz’s Wharf Restaurant
By the Bay
Alan and Patricia Cadiz
Richard Cameron ‘71
Cameron Nelson
Photography
Captain Jack’s Island Grill
Cara and Lori
Anne S. Carter
Melvin Catugal
CDSO Designs
Ceramic Tile Plus
Barry Chang
China Bowl Asian
Cuisine
Dr. Ian Cholewa
Chris Curtis Landscapes
Cici Maui Designs
Cilantro Mexican Grill
CJ’s Deli & Diner
John Clark
Ted and Marilyn
Cleghorn
Cass Cline
Collections Maui, Inc.
Eileen Comeaux
Wher’djagitthat!?
Cool Cat Cafe
Lehua Cosma
Costco
Country Cuts & Color
County of Maui,
Department of Fire
and Public Safety
CraeVita
Da Kine Hawaii
Leah and Mark Damon
Guy and U’ilani Danley
David L. Welty Designs
David Schoonover
Photography
David’s Happy Nails
Dean S. Arashiro, DDS,
MS, Ltd
Rey and Angela
Domingo
Doris Duke Foundation
for Islamic Art
Dr. Barkley Bastian,
D.D.S.
Dragon Dragon Chinese
Restaurant
Duck Soup Inc.
DUO’s, Four Seasons
Resort Maui at Wailea
Dr. Wayne Dyer
Darren and Peige Egami
Elements of U
Randall and Patti Endo
Sumner ‘83 and Angie
Erdman
Noel Escobedo
Eve Black, Inc.
Evonuk Farms
Expeditions
Flatbread Company
David Fleetham
Photography
Four Seasons Resort
Maui at Wailea
Four Sisters Bakery
Nancy and Adrian
Hendler-Fourie
Free To Be Me Jewelry
Arthur Froe
Bryan and Cynthia
Funai
Rogelio Ganoy
Gecko Trading Co.
Joao and Patricia Gentil
Carol Giardino
Glorious Oceanic
Creations
Daniel and Claudia
Goodfellow
Goodies
Grand Wailea Resort
Hotel & Spa
Grandma’s Coffee House
Vicky Griengo
Deborah von Tempsky
‘73 and Jeffrey
Grundhauser
Haiku Grocery
Geoff Haines
Virgie Haines
Haleakala Bike Co., Inc.
Haleakala Ranch
Company
Halekulani
Hali’imaile General Store
Hali’imaile Pineapple
Company, Ltd.
Kevin Han and Michelle
Vu-Tran
Hana Fantasy
Hana Hou Cafe
Hana Lima Designs &
Soaps
William and Karen
Hanisch
Hanzawa Store
Hard Rock Cafe Maui
Harmer
Communications
Hathaichanok
Harrington
John and Trez Harrisson
Gayle and Ross Hart
Hawaii Grower Products
Hawaii Taro Company
Hawaii Ukulele & Gift
Corp.
Hawaiian Cakesations
Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Co.
Hawaiian Island
Creations
Hawaiian Island
Fountains
Hawaiian Island Surf &
Sport
Hawaiian Moons Natural
Foods
Heart of Maui
Gretchen Heitzman
HFM Food Service
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Tom and Vivian
Hiramoto
James Hiromoto
Hi-Tech Surf Sports
Hoa Elua Creations
Home Maid Bakery
Chef Lyndon Honda
Ho’omana Spa Maui
Hotel Wailea
HSK Creations
HST, Inc.
Hue Interior Design &
Home Boutique
Lehn Huff and Les
Skillings
Hui No’eau Visual Arts
Center
Hula Grill
Hyatt Regency Maui
Resort & Spa
Vicki and Mark Hyde
Iinuma - Nakaaki Ohana
(2012-2013)
International House of
Pancakes
I’o Restaurant
Island Home Accents Keokea
Island Tiki Hawaii Inc.
JB Creations
Jeanne The Bread Lady
Charlie Jennings,
Two Falaā Farm
Bob and Suzanne Jensen
Joan Selix Berman
Design
Ka’anapali Beach Hotel
Kachi Jewelry
Kahanu Aina Organic
Sprouts
Kahele Maui
Kahili Golf Course
Kahoma Ranch
Kamoana Inc. dba: Maui
Fun Charters
Kaonoulu Ranch
Stacey and Cindy
Kaopuiki
Kapakau O Tafahi Tapa
Arts
Allan and Inés Kemp
Kihei Physical Therapy
Kobe Japanese
Steakhouse
Maui’s Favorite Springtime Event!
Christine Kobzeff
Kula Country Farms
Kula Hardware & Nursery
Ceci Kupau
Kym Nicolas Designs
Denise LaBarre/Healing
Catalyst
Lahaina Banana Growers
Lahaina Grill
Lahaina Myth & Magic
Theatre, LLC
Lahaina Pizza Co.
Lappert’s Hawaii
Lau Lau Woodworks
Yonhee LaVoie
Lei Floor and Window
Coverings
Leilani’s on the Beach
ahalo
to all for
making the
Craft Fair
another
huge
success!
Mr. Kai Lenny
Linda Taylor
Engineering, Inc.
Little Tibet
LJ Driving School
Lokelani & Kanoa
Longhi’s Restaurant
Dawn Lono
Donald and Francesca
Lono
Lucia Lorenzo
Lori’s Creation
Love the Beach
Mala, An Ocean Tavern
Max and Tracey Ludwig
Mac Net Computer
Center
Makawao Veterinary
Clinic
Mana Health Foods, Inc.
Marco’s Grill & Deli
Marriott’s Maui Ocean
Club
Marsi’s Massage
Matson Navigation
Company
Lyle, Cindy, and Lia ‘13
Matsunaga
Maui Arts & Cultural
Center
Maui Beach Glass Jewelry
Maui Cakes
Maui Classic Charters, Inc.
Maui Coffee Roasters
Maui Country Club, Ltd
Maui Country Farm Tours
Maui Cyclery
Maui Disposal Inc.
Maui Divers Jewelry
Maui Excellent, LLC
Maui Family Chiropractic,
James H. Hattaway,
D.C.
Maui Family YMCA
Maui Fire Control, Inc.
Maui Jim Sunglasses
Maui Ki-Aikido
Maui Koa Wood Creations
Maui Linen Supply
Maui Macaroons & More
Maui Moa
Maui Moonbeams
Maui Ocean Center
Maui Ocean Spa
Maui Oil Change &
Tune-Up
Maui Oma Coffee
Roasting Co.
Maui Optix
Maui Petroleum, Inc.
Maui Printing Company
Maui Rents, Inc.
Maui Sea Jewels
Maui Signs Inc.
Maui Soda & Ice Works,
Ltd.
Maui Tropix
Maui Winery
Mauidivegirl Designs
Mauimamamana
Mino McLean
Meadow Gold Dairy
Menehune Water
Company
Debra and Jeff Merle
Theodore Meyer
Milagros Food Co.
Teri Mister
Miyake Concrete
Accessories, Inc.
Momma Love Baby
Maternity Boutique
Monarch Insurance
Services, Inc.
Monkeypod Kitchen by
Merriman
Murata Designs
Murata Leis
Faye Murayama
Nagamine Photo Studio,
Inc.
Naish International Naish Hawaii. LTD
Napua Nakasone
Nalu Kai
Nalu Koa Corporation
Napili Kai Beach Resort
Napili Surf Beach Resort
Peter and Janet
Naramore
Mike and Mary Nees
Neil Pryde Maui
David and Brigitte Nelson
Rand Noteboom
Obenauf Law Group
Ocean Obsession
Dexter and Glynes
Okamura
Old Lahaina Luau
Ole Surfboards
Olopawa Farms
‘Ono Nuts
Ono Organic Farms
Orchid Salon
Orchids of Olinda
Outdoor Living
Pacific Millwork
Pacific Produce
Pacific Whale Foundation
Painted Seahorse Studio
Palapala Designs
Paradise Supermart
Paragon Sailing Charters
Maui
Paragon Salon
Ms. Shelley Pellegrino,
Pu’umakani Publishing
Andy and Jodie Pells
Penne Pasta Café
Penny Palmer
Photography
Perfection
Brent Pickering and Sally
Dominick
Piiholo Ranch
Piiholo Ranch Adventures
Pizza Fresh
Pizza ParadisoMediterranean Grill
Pony Express Tours
Pooch Fit, LLC
Diana Poulsen
Leslie Wilkins and
Richard Priest
Proflyght Paragliding
Pukalani Chiropractic
Pukalani Country Club
Pukalani Fitness LLC dba:
Anytime Fitness
Pukalani Superette
PWC Hawaii Corporation
Queen Bee Productions
Rainbow Jo’s
Rainbow Rentals
Rainbow Ridge Farms
Randy Hufford Art
Raven Ship Designs
Redress By KTK
Janet Renner
Reyn’s Sushi Bar
Riecke Nursery
Rimfire Imports
Ripple Gems
RMG Maui, LLC
Rock & Vibe Jewelry
Rock’n Chair Ding
Repair
Rosario Family
Roy’s Ka’anapali
Rue Belle Designs
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
Safeway Stores
Sailboards Maui
Shirley Saito
Salty Kisses and
Sandy Toes
Sam Sato’s
Sand & Sea
Sandal Tree Ltd.
Sanrio Kaahumanu
Sarento’s on the Beach
Brandon Sato
Joseph J. Schmidt
Second Wind Sail Surf
& Kite
Security Tech
Grant Senner
Serpico’s Pizzeria
Service Rentals &
Supplies, Inc.
Surfer Art, John Severson
Sheraton Maui Resort
& Spa
Sherri Reeve Gallery &
Gifts
Uma Silbey
Simmer Hawaii
Ned Simonds
Marilyn Simpson
Siu’s Chinese Kitchen
Skyline Eco-Adventures
Peter Slate
Snorkel Bob’s
Stacey Lee Designs
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stahl
Stani Crystals
Barbara Steinberg
Stephen Levine
Photography
Michelle Steuermann ‘71
Tracy and Laura Stice
Britt Stisher ‘78
Lindsey and Michele
Stisher
Stopwatch Bar & Grill
Studio Dusty
Studio of Sticks and
Stones
Sunset Surf Sales
Surf News Network
Surfing Goat Dairy
Surfing Heritage &
Culture Center
Robert and Carol Suzuki
Sweetie’s! & Maui
Wedding Cakes
Hervey and Marlene
Takatani
Earl and Quinnie Tanaka
Kirk and Lori Tanaka
Tedeschi Vineyards, Ltd.
Ray Terada
The Curtis Wilson Cost
Gallery
The Foam Company
The Jewel Within
The Lavender Farm, Inc.
The Mad Hatter of Maui
The Maui News
The Mind’s Eye Interiors
The Pet Shop
The Plantation Inn
The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua
The Sing with Joy Vocal
Studio
The Surfer’s Journal
The Tapley Collection
The Westin Ka’anapali
Ocean Resort Villas
The Westin Maui Resort
& Spa
Three’s Bar & Grill
Tiffany’s Bar & Grill
Tim Dela Vega Photo/
Design
Vergie Timball
Timpone Hawaii
Travel Network, Inc.
Treehouse Designs
Tri Isle Inc.
Tri Star Landscape
Services
Trilogy Excursions
Upcountry Maui Favorites
Valdez Farms
Gerardo van der Ark and
Yvette van den Yssel
Wailea Beach Marriott
Resort & Spa
Wailea Golf Club
Bubba and John Walker
Mark and Gretta Walker
Warren & Annabelle’s
Magic
Waterfront Restaurant
Glenda Watson
Lynne Watters
Audrey Way
Maggie ‘82 and Billy
Welker
Ryan and Melanie Wendt
Whole Foods Market
Kimberly Wilson
Sue Wilson
Harriet Witt
Jerry Ya, LMT
Dr. Daryl and Mrs. Joyce
Yamada
Benny Yamamoto
Teo Yamamura
Joanne Young
Chris Yunker
S e a b u r y H a ll
Pa r e n t
O r g a ni z at ion
board
2012-2013
Galen Kiyota
President
John Inge
Vice President
Bob Cella
Pa s t pr e s i d e n t
Faye Murayama
Treasurer
Sue Haylor
S e cr e ta ry
DI R E C TO R S
Carol Aldred
Marina Batham
Keith Christie
Mark Givensel
Sue Haylor
Greg Hopkins
Grace Johnson
Daniel Lane
Joleen Pilotin
Kenneth Rothman
Rhonda Sanchez
Joseph J. Schmidt
headmaster
Gladys Lacanienta ‘93
fa c u lty r e p
Gayle Hart
A s s o c . D i r e ct o r
o f A d va n c e m e n t &
Pa r e n t R e l at i o n s
Seabury Hall • Fall 2013
Maunalei Notes
“: Class Agent
Mallory Haines ‘71 Armstrong
2013 Alumni Volunteer
of the Year
1967 • “Wendy Baldwin [email protected]
1968 • “Karen Hewitt Guest
[email protected]
1969 • “Volunteer needed
1970 • “Kathleen Hull Rutledge
[email protected]
Mallory (left)
was awarded
the Alumni
Volunteer
of the Year
Award at
Summer
Street Fest.
Pictured here
with former
Admissions
Director
Virgie Haines.
Although Mallory attended
Seabury Hall for only one
year, she is one of the most
active, dedicated and
generous alumni.
Mallory has served Seabury
Hall selflessly for many
years, both as an employee
and as a volunteer. As a
board member and as
Alumni Coordinator, she
helped to elevate the work
of the Alumni Association
Board. Mallory worked
tirelessly on the Capital
Campaign to raise money to
build the new Upper School.
She is responsible for the
inception of Maunalei Notes.
Mallory and her husband
Pete, have two wonderful
daughters, Lauren ‘03 and
Marlise ‘07.
Mahalo, Mallory!
Seabury Hall would not be
the same without you!
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LaVelle Byers Allen is busy with her granddaughter, Celine, three days a week when they
enjoy gardening, cooking, and long walks to play
in the park. Fresh vegetables from her garden
each day make for some yummy meals. She always
seems to have visitors and she had a revolving
door of houseguests in August including Monica
Reynolds and Candy Rutherford ’71 Hibner, as
well as friends from China.
Monica Reynolds Gardner drove up to Portland
to visit other Seabury Hall alumni and reminisce
about back in the day. She is an avid golfer and enjoys life with her husband and two daughters who
live nearby. She is planning a trip to Canada soon
and is looking forward to that adventure.
1971 • “Candy Rutherford Hibner
[email protected]
Ginger Curtis (photo right) and Candy Rutherford Hibner met up one night when Ginger had
a brief layover in Phoenix. They had not seen each
other in 42 years, but time had not erased all the
fun memories of their friendship at Seabury Hall,
especially
when they
were roommates. Ginger
and her
husband are
empty nesters as their
daughter is
attending college out of state.
Candy Rutherford Hibner (above left) teaches
part time in a private school and enjoys her
afternoons pursuing hobbies such as scrapbooking. Their daughter was married this summer
at a destination wedding at the beach, which
brought back many wonderful memories of
living near the ocean. Pat Hunt Passon and partner, Charlotte, love
their decision to move north from California to
Oregon. Pat is still working as a financial planner.
Playing the ukulele is her latest interest and she
improves every day. She also collects vintage fountain pens with the oldest being from 1933.
Seabury Hall alumni gathered in Portland in early
August. (L-R) LaVelle Byers ‘70 Allen, Debbie Holden
’71 Tracey, Candy Rutherford ’71 Hibner, Monica
Reynolds ‘70 Gardner, Charlotte McDaniel and Pat
Hunt ‘71 Passon
Barb Howell Shepherd works as registrar at
Mercer Island High School where she lives with her
husband and their dog. She loves to spend her
spare time quilting, gardening and reading, and
spending time with her four adult children.
Candy Rutherford Hibner gets around! Here is Candy
with Barb during a recent visit in Seattle.
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Debbie Holden Tracey is loving retirement from
public education. Debbie now has time for travel
and has made several trips back to Hawaii where
her mom still lives. She will be leaving her Oregon
home soon to move up to Olympia, Washington
where her husband has a new job.
1972 • “Johnny McWilliams
[email protected]
Carol Davison ’72 Black is a mobile veterinarian
in Tyler, Texas. She has been married to husband
Shaun, a PhD biochemist who teaches at UT TYLER,
for 35 years. They have four grown children and
one adorable granddaughter.
1973 • “Debbie von Tempsky Grundhauser
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Make professional connections with other alumni on
LinkedIn.com. Visit our website for links directly to
these and other Seabury social networking groups.
1978 • “Volunteer needed
1979 • “aimee bott joyaux
[email protected]
Mahalo to Monica Riecke Morakis for her service
as Class Agent! Monica shared, “I am just swamped
right now with a brand new job and still selling
my mosaic art at the Maui Crafts Guild.” Mahalo to
Aimee Bott Joyeaux for coming aboard!
1980 • “Sarah Bott
[email protected]
1981 • “Robin Ficke Carvalho
[email protected]
[email protected]
Wilburn Der and his wife Daphne visited Seabury
Hall in late July. It was the first time that Wilburn had
been on campus since graduating 32 years ago! We
hope he won’t wait so long for his next visit…
1975 • “Charles Schmidling
1982 • “Susan Kock Okie
[email protected]
1974 • “Debbie Roberts Hendricks
[email protected]
[email protected]
1976 • “Volunteer needed
1983 • “Melissa Burnett
[email protected]
1977 • “Jennifer Bruce Winston
1984 • “Beth Macknik [email protected]
[email protected]
Shelly d’Arcambal hosted an alumni get-together at her beautiful summer home on Shelter Island,
NY in July. Jennifer Bruce ‘77 Winston, Kathy Whitfield
‘77 Karnell, Kent Dowis ‘78, Shelly d’Arcambal ‘77,
Debbie Covington ‘76 Chamberlain, Dan Chamberlain
‘76 and Leslie Arnold ‘77 Weiss.
Julia Frey finished
work on the movie
“White House Down”
in June and has
enjoyed the summer
off. Daughter Harper is
almost 2 and they are
busy with swimming
lessons and music
classes and lots of park
time.
“Matthew Kresser [email protected]
1985 • “Julia Rivas Frey [email protected]
Ian Brumbaugh and wife Sarah Bruni had a baby
boy, Caden, in February. They live in Burbank where
Ian is still rocking hard in a couple of bands.
1986 • “Krishna McIntosh Renauer
[email protected]
1987 • “Jennifer Yapp
[email protected]
Zadoc Brown III [email protected]
“
1988 • “Danielle Cleveland Cadman
[email protected]
Chris
Robbins and
wife MaryAnn
celebrated
their daughter’s graduation from
Pre-School
this summer.
Off to Kindergarten now.
Kevin Crane lives and works in New Jersey now.
Kevin flies fixed wing aircraft
and helicopters for fun. He recently purchased a 1947 Stinson
108-2 aircraft and loves flying
around Manhattan with his girlfriend Heather. As for work he
says “The name of the company
is Geodis Wilson, a subsidiary of
the French rail company SNCF.
I run the software that serves
the US-based truck freight
business.”
Seabury Hall • Fall 2010 • ‘Ohana
Seabury
& Maunalei
Hall • FallNotes
2013 • ‘Ohana & Maunalei Notes
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Maunalei Notes •
continued
1989 • “Heather Wilson GERARD
2000 • “Melissa Schwab Keeport
[email protected]
Ali Rawe Dougherty is thrilled to be living back on
Maui! Husband, Robert, is our new Athletic Director.
Ali and Robert with their four children
[email protected]
“Victoria Wayne Bowley
[email protected]
Kaleb Palmer ’13 (left) and Ryan Koss ’13 celebrate their graduation from Seabury Hall with big
sisters, Tanya Palmer ’94 Williamson and Cora
Rillero ’96 Speck.
In May, the plaque dedicated in memory of Allie
Lanier Powell ’00 was put on display in the
‘A’ali’ikūhonua Creative Arts Center Courtyard that
now bears her name. See page 15.
1995 • “Alicia Middleton Stephens
Maggie Sutrov is living and teaching in Taipei,
Taiwan. She regularly escapes out of the city to
paint this fascinating country. [email protected]
1996 • “Leila Monroe [email protected]
1997 • “Eric Gerdes [email protected]
1998 • “Jason Bello
[email protected]
1990 • “JB Guard [email protected]
1991 • “Robb Cole [email protected]
Nani Azman shared that she “was elected
secretary of the University of Hawai’i Professional
Assembly and officer of elections ... so now I’m a
union leader.”
1992 • “Devaki Murch
[email protected]
Mahalo to Devaki Murch for her service as Class
Agent! Devaki feels that it is time for her to step
down and shared that she thinks that Dan Pyle or
Paul Wienert are perfect for the job. Gentlemen?
1993 • “Mino McLean [email protected]
Erin Dubin Ward and husband Ralph welcomed
the birth of their son, Ryan Hudson, on June 15,
2012. He joins their daughter, Emma Giselle who
is 2 1/2. Erin absolutely loves being a stay at
home mom and continues to live in NYC where
she has been for the past 12 years working in art,
dance and theater/TV.
1994 • “Robert Judge [email protected]
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1999 • “Stacy Roth
[email protected]
Bryce Thayer married Kim Skog ‘03 on August 2nd, with Reid (Kikuo) Johnson, Stuart
Mountcastle, Eric Sokalski, Ashley Lindsey
‘02, Ali Martin ‘02, and Lehua Verkerke ‘02
in their wedding party, among other old friends.
Bryce shares, “Our reception festivities were held
the next day with many other Spartans in the mix,
and Kit Okazaki ’91 and his band mates put on
a great show. Excited to say we are expecting
the newest addition to our family (baby no. 2) to
arrive any day now!”
2001 • “Courtney Cole
[email protected]
“Jeremy Stice
[email protected]
2002 • “Kauila Rivera
[email protected]
From Aaron Schwab, “I just completed my
MBA from UCLA and am now building out a
fledgling Electronic Health Record program
as a product manager at Kareo.com in Irvine,
CA, where I live with my wife of two years who
practices dentistry in the area. Connect with me
at AaronSchwab.com.”
2003 • “Kaimanamaile Lee Brummel
[email protected]
The Penn Graduate
School of Education’s
Dean for Academic
and Student Affairs
named Danielle
Wolfe a recipient
of the 2013 William
E. Arnold Award for
Outstanding Contributions by a Master’s Student
in recognition for her outstanding academic record
and significant potential for leadership in her profession. Danielle also received the Fels Institute’s
Audrey Miller Poritzky Leadership Award.
2004 • “Jenna Mezin
[email protected]
2005 • “Halley Allison
[email protected]
Natalie Baker [email protected]
“
Halley Allison Maza is working to finish her
dual master’s degree in school counseling
and professional counseling at Old Dominion
University in Norfolk, Virginia. Halley shares, “I was
the recipient of the 2013 Exemplary Professional
School Counselor award from the Hampton Roads
School Leadership Team, a regional, collaborative
partnership between school counseling educators
from five universities and school counseling
supervisors from eight school divisions. I was
both humbled and honored to receive this award
as it was voted on by faculty members and there
were 5 stellar nominees from ODU. Other than
that I am busy with my role as VP for the Golden
Key honor society, traveling to present research
at a few national conferences, and my Graduate
Assistantship at the Dean’s Office in the College
of Education. In my ‘after school hours,’ I am
volunteering as the signature issues chair for the
community engagement council of the Junior
League of Norfolk and Virginia Beach and, when
the day is done, head home to my awesome
husband and puppy. “
Editor’s Note: In addition to Halley’s many
accomplishments above, look how many class notes
she collected! You are amazing, Halley!
From Bonnie Blair: “Hello, class of 05 friends! Nice
to feel connected to so many awesome people and
happenings out there. I’m living on the Hilo side of
the Big Island working with Megan Boren at Skyline Eco Adventures Akaka Falls Zipline. Let us know
if you ever make it out to jump on a zipline tour.
I’m loving the Big Island and the pace of life here.
Besides work, everything is pretty normal with me.
Life is good! Lots of love to you all!”
Kate Cappe reports, “This summer, I have been
living in Paso Robles, California completing two
externships at animal hospitals. I am going into
my third year of veterinary school at Oklahoma
State University. I am most interested in internal
medicine and oncology, and hope to get an internship after graduating in May 2015! Never thought I
would end up going from Maui to the Midwest but
it has been a great experience. During my fourth
year of school, we have to complete 16 weeks of
hospital rotations at hospitals around the world,
and I am considering doing two of my weeks at
Animal Care Hospital in Kula.”
An update from Jonathan Clark: “The majority
of my efforts for the past four years have been
directed towards my work as a visual artist, and
I’ve been fortunate enough to show in a number
of exhibits throughout Hawaii during this time. I
recently moved back to Maui, after spending one
year in Japan studying printmaking as a research
student at Kyoto Seika University. The year in Japan
absolutely flew by and sometimes feels like simply
a dream – but I had the opportunity to learn countless new techniques and gain new insights into a
culture that has become so much a part of my work
as an artist. If you’d like to see some of my portfolio,
check out jyclark.com. I am currently preparing
(frantically!) for an upcoming solo show at the
Hui No‘eau, which runs through September 20th.
Those of you on Maui, I would be ecstatic if you
have a chance to visit the show while it’s up! Other
than that, I’m taking this year at home to figure out
which direction to take from this point on. Being a
visual artist is no easy task, but for those willing to
work hard at it and keep a LOT of faith, the emotional fulfillment justifies all of those late nights in
studio. Julia (Cost): I’m probably in the same boat
as you! And by the way, your paintings are so fresh
and inspiring! “
Heather Colvin shares, “I moved from Miami to
Brooklyn almost a year ago and LOVE it! I work in
Soho at Lululemon as a member of their leadership
team and as one of our area’s community reps. I
guess in a way I’m kind of using my journalism degree as I sometimes contribute to our national blog
as well. It’s lots of yoga, yoga, yoga which I love
because I’m a certified teacher and most of all it’s a
pretty great community to be a part of. Also life is
better when lived in stretchy black pants. My sister
and I have been roommates since I got here. And
my boyfriend James just recently moved in as well.”
News from Riley Coon: “This has been the best
year of my life! 1–I married the most amazing
woman, Jenny Sawyer, on April 6! She’s originally
from Marietta, Georgia and has been living on Maui
since 2009. We did a honeymoon in Thailand, and
a second one in Alaska. 2–I am officially an uncle to
the daughter of my oldest sister, Mei Li ’99. Cutest
baby in the world! 3–Trilogy celebrated 40 years
of operation this summer and I am continuing the
business on as an operation manager and captain.”
Jonathan
Clark’s ‘05
Nā Wai ‘Ehā
Seabury Hall • Fall 2010 • ‘Ohana
Seabury
& Maunalei
Hall • FallNotes
2013 • ‘Ohana & Maunalei Notes
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Julia Cost oil on canvas
“On Top of the World”
2005 •
Julia Cost graduated with her MFA in Dance from
UC Irvine in 2011, and since then has been living in
Berkeley while participating in the San Francisco/
Bay Area dance and art scenes. “I have been having choreographic residencies and performances
of my dance theater work at a small theater in
SF called The Garage. This past year I launched a
small dance theater collective called Nine Shards.
Check out our website at cargocollective.com/
nineshards. This summer, we are performing our
newest evening-length dance theater work at
ODC Theater, a beautiful theater in SF, through a
program called Summer Performance Festival. I have
been working as the summer program coordinator
at SF Conservatory of Dance, a pre-professional
dance school, for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. For
the past few years I have been painting as much as
I can on the side of my other pursuits, but beginning this August, I will begin to primarily freelance
as a visual artist. You can check out my paintings at
juliacost.com.”
Kevin Curran is “still in Palm Springs with constant
commutes to LA and San Diego for work and play.
Currently I am the Technical Director for the City
of Palm Springs, that’s the dude who calls all the
camera shots and lower thirds during the show and
makes sure that it is streaming live and is sent to
broadcast correctly. Also the media coordinator of
La Quinta City. I now have two PBS specials under
my belt for editing and color correction. If you are
in the southern Cali area and like to stay up till 3-4
in the morning you might have seen infomercials
I have worked on. Still going steady with the lady
friend and loving every minute. Game a lot and
probably going to try and move into production
for gaming media as it is now recognized as a sport
which = money = told you so MOM. Fun news, got
casted as THE Alien (wish it was the Alien alien) in an
indie Sci Fi film…to see my lanky body in all its glory
will have to wait, because the movie is still in post.”
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Shannon Ellison shares, “For the past
4 years I have been living in Dublin,
Ireland. Ireland is an amazingly beautiful
country and everyone should add it to
their list of places to travel. I, of course,
welcome all visitors! I work as a Montessori teacher and teach a class of 3-5 year
olds. It is totally exhausting but the kid’s
adorable Irish accents make it worth it. I
was lucky enough to visit Maui this past
summer and catch up with some great
Seabury folk. I hope to see many more of
you in the near future.”
Gena Gammie writes, “I’m going on three years
living in Washington, DC, which is a little hard to
believe! I moved here after getting a Masters in
Environmental Policy from the London School of
Economics in 2010 and have been working for an
international environmental NGO called Forest
Trends for a little over 2 years. I manage our Water
Initiative, which focuses on demonstrating the
value of ecosystems for providing clean, secure
water to society and increasing the amount of
investments that go to conservation and restoration. I’ve been lucky to travel a bit to work on our
projects in Bolivia, Peru, Brazil, and China, and I’ve
met some really incredible people along the way.
I’ve seen a few Seaburians over the past few years
but not nearly enough! Any other East Coasters
up for a little reunion?? And if anyone happens to
come through DC, be sure to let me know!”
Lise Hamilton just returned to Canada after a full
year of working in northern Mozambique (about a
day’s drive from the southern border of Tanzania).
“I lived right on the Indian Ocean and was working
with an international development organization
in their research and reporting office. We just
finished a big study on food security and nutrition
in the area and I can now speak Portuguese. In
September, I will begin a Masters of Global Health
in Vancouver and will have a chance to return to
Mozambique in the summer term for my research.”
Matt Hecker writes, “After college I taught English for a year in Korea. Now I’m on my third year as
a teacher for the board of education in Shibukawa
city here in Japan. I also buy, sell and trade Japanese antiques. I hope to eventually come back to
Hawaii someday. The weather, especially in winter,
reminds me how awesome Hawaii is.”
For the past 2 years Katie Kilbride has “been living in beautiful North County San Diego, in a little
town called Cardiff-by-the-Sea. Surrounding myself
with an amazing group of friends, I’ve remained
very active playing soccer, surfing and practicing
yoga. Cardiff has blessed me with an amazing
opportunity to work for GoPro, the world’s most
versatile camera, as a part of their Media Relations
team. I specifically work on surf, snow, adventure
and music categories of the business. My parents
couldn’t be happier that I’m actually using my
Communication Studies degree, earned at the
University of San Diego in 2009. In April, I was lucky
enough
to travel
to the
magical
waterfalls
of Foz do
Iguacu,
Brazil
for the X
Games.
I’m
looking
forward
to where
this path will take me and can’t wait for the next
adventure around the corner! “
Tyler Lausten is living “in my aunt’s motorhome
near Santa Cruz (ok it’s not that bad, its actually
like a 5 star hotel room) for the time being, which
is kinda good because the shop that I have put
together is about 50 feet away. I have been very
busy building waveskis, and just sent one to Israel
and one to Australia. If anyone is passing thru SC
you best be letting me know! But the most exciting
stuff for me right now is that I am starting to work
with www.highfivesfoundation.com to get injured
athletes on the water on a waveski. I recently
spent some time with Grant Korgan on Maui and
watched him rip and got to see what the waveski
can do for someone who has had a seriously traumatic injury (korgmovement.com). I am starting
to feel as though this is the direction I need to go
for business and for my own personal fulfillment. I
have built quite a few boards now and never have
I seen the amount of stoke I saw from Grant catching waves on a waveski. Looking forward to our 10
year (reunion). It’s not that far away!!”
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lease send alumni updates directly to your Class Agent. Their contact information is listed with your year.
You can also send your updated contact information, news, questions or comments to Alumni Relations:
Email: [email protected] • Telephone: 808.573.6863 • Fax: 808.572.3765
Sam Matthews writes, “Hello everyone, I just
returned to the states after a lot of traveling between Ireland, France, Australia, England and most
recently New Zealand. Just settling into San Luis
Obispo, California and running the restaurant at
Justin Vineyards. Basically since school I have had
my head down working my way up through hotels
and restaurants while wandering around the world
with my wife and Labrador...”
Meryn MacDougall says, “My life hasn’t changed
too much since the last report. I live in Berkeley.
I am still acting but right now I am making the
transition from theatre to film. I recently finished a
short film and a music video and now I am waiting
for the green light on a web series I have been cast
in. I have been seriously missing Maui and can’t
wait for a chance to see you all again. “
Ry Penniman shares, “I graduated with a BA in
anthropology from Northern Arizona Univeristy,
got married and am working for Verizon Wireless.
Have recently been recognized as top salesperson
in the west area. Recently rescued a 2-year old lab/
pit mix and am loving the mountain lifestyle (in
Flagstaff). Look forward to hearing more about all
your amazing lives!”
“After finally graduating college I spent a year
traveling the world,” says Gemma Sigrithur
Petursdottir. “I recently returned home to colorful Colorado from a 4 1/2 month backpacking trip
around India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.”
Danielle Travis is working as national sales manager for a company called Rapid Release Technology. It’s a high frequency medical device that breaks
up scar tissue for pain relief. Danielle explains, “It’s
a great product and I am stoked to be working
for them. It’s allowed me to travel a bunch, so
that’s cool. After Seabury I lived in Santa Barbara,
Texas, South Carolina, Florida and back to Cali. Just
moved back to Maui like a week ago! Didn’t think I
was gonna move back but I’m happy to be home.
Going to get my real estate license soon. I’m still
riding and playing polo.”
After a year and a half of living in South Carolina,
Katherine Warrick moved back to Maine for
the summer. “I left my job as a financial advisor to
start looking into new and exciting opportunities.
I purchased my first condo this summer down in
Palm Beach Gardens, FL and plan on flipping it in
the fall!! I’m really excited about the new project
and the possibilities of a new career that will allow
me to unleash my creative side that has been in
hibernation. Just enjoying Maine for the summer
right now and excited for the future. “
2006 • “Lacie Rhodes [email protected]
2007 • “Emma Burns [email protected]
2008 • “Volunteer needed
2009 • “Ariel Duell [email protected]
Joanna Harran writes, “I graduated in May
from Bates College Magna Cum Laude, and was
inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Society. I worked
this summer as an Admissions Counselor at Bates
College. I will be attending Yale University in
August where I will earn my Master of Science to
become a Nurse Practitioner.”
Leilani Ichinose is working at Bravo TV (NBC Universal) at Rockefeller Center in NYC as a Marketing
Coordinator.
Zoe Kleiman-Tapley shared this great news, “I
was invited to present my senior thesis study -- a
neuroscience study on the effects of emotional
states on face processing -- at an international neuroscience conference in San Francisco this April,
and it was an awesome experience! I graduated
Hampshire College in May with my BA in Cognitive
Neuroscience. I just moved to Boston, and I am
starting a job at a Harvard Medical School hospital
doing research on brain stimulation and its effects
on motivation in clinical populations.”
Libby Matthews, Brown University graduate, has
been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program
scholarship for an English teaching assistantship in
Taiwan.
2010 • “Aly Cabral [email protected]
2011 • “michelle malott
[email protected]
Aaron Pietsch is a finance and economics major
at Northeastern University. He’s joined Kappa Sigma fraternity, where he has taken on several chairs
and leadership positions. He’s also in several other
clubs including the Entrepreneurship Club and
Toastmasters Public Speaking Club. He just finished
a 6-month internship at a mutual fund company
called MFS. Aaron is spending the fall semester in
Italy at The American University of Rome.
Mark Suzuki is majoring in Political Science at
George Washington University. To enhance his political experience in DC, Mark is also working in the
office of Senator Mazie Hirono. He will spend the
spring semester studying abroad in Barcelona.
Taylor Rudow will begin her third year at the
University of Portland this fall. In addition to pursuing a degree in environmental policy, Taylor is also
an intern with Play Again, a grassroots organization
that strives to reconnect children to nature. Taylor
spent the summer at home, recuperating from
intensive back surgery to correct her scoliosis. The
surgery was a success, and she is counting the days
until she is back on her feet.
For Ayanna Watende this past year has taken
her to unlikely places as far away as Ukraine and as
close to home as Minnesota. She spent the summer
working for an addiction consulting company and
lobbying for recovery related legislation in the twin
cities. She is energized and inspired and during this
next school year she plans to get more involved
with New Haven politics, as the city faces a very
important election year
Proud papa, Matt, mom Carla, and sister Lauren
’11 were all on hand to watch PFC John Bailey
graduate from Advanced Infantry Training in
Atlanta in May. Thanks for your service, Matt!
Jade Silver “just graduated from Scripps College
cum laude with a degree in Environmental Analysis. After graduation, I moved to Washington
D.C. to intern with Senator Brian Schatz. I love my
new life here, and I am happy to announce that
I was just hired on as a permanent staff member
for the Senator!”
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continued
2012 • “gregory saydah
[email protected]
This past spring, Angelina Demirbag finished her
freshman year at the University of San Francisco,
where she is enjoying studying Peace and Conflict
Studies with an emphasis on the Middle East. This
summer, she lived in Istanbul, Turkey and took
classes at a University there. It was a fantastic and interesting
trip, during which
she was able to
witness the political
and cultural revolution of the country.
She is very much
looking forward to
her sophomore year
at USF.
Angelina at the
Palace of Fine Arts in
San Francisco
Ariana Emde spent the summer enjoying her
time back home on Maui, working close to home
at Maui’s Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch. One of the
highlights of the experience was participating in
their grape harvest this summer. As she returns to
school, Ariana intends to further delve into life at
Pacific University where she plans to declare her
major in exercise science with a concentration in
integrated physiology.
At the beginning of the summer, Christy Haines
and her family traveled to Norway where they
hiked and kayaked in the glacial fjords. They
sailed north of the Arctic Circle where they saw
polar bears, reindeer, walruses, and puffins. Since
returning to Maui she has been working at Animal
Care Hospital as a Veterinary Assistant and riding
her horse, Gavin, as much as possible. Christy
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Christy with her mom,
Cathy Paxton-Haines,
in Norway
is a biology major
(pre-vet track) and a
member of Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority at
University of Virginia. She also rides for the UVA
Varsity Equestrian Team. In her first show at Sweet
Briar College, she won her division and helped
the team to tie for first in the Intercollegiate Horse
Show Association region.
Laura Mayron spent her summer in Buenos
Aires, Argentina, as a volunteer, teaching English
to middle school
students with learning disabilities. She
spent a month there
living with a host
family and exploring
Argentina, and the
rest of her summer
on Maui working at
Paia Mercantile. Next
semester, she will
sing and tour with
the Wellesley College
Choir, volunteer as a Student Admissions Representative, tutor students in Spanish, and declare as an
English/Spanish double major.
Haley Murayama worked at Macy’s in the Queen
Kaahumanu shopping center this summer. She also
celebrated the marriage of her cousin and Seabury
Hall alumnus Bruce Thayer ‘99. Haley is very
much looking forward to returning to Mills College
in Oakland this fall.
Gregory Saydah spent his summer interning at
Morgan Stanley in Kahului. He thoroughly enjoyed
the experience, and has learned so much under
their mentorship. He also played as second keyboardist for Maui Academy of the Performing Art’s
production of Fame! Gregory will be starting his
sophomore year at Georgetown University this fall,
where he will declare a double major in Finance
and International Business with a minor in Art History. Gregory will
also serve as the
Alumni Secretary
on the Executive
Board of the Mu Alpha chapter of the
co-ed community
service fraternity
Alpha Phi Omega and work as a student research assistant in Georgetown’s Landegger Program in International Business Diplomacy. He is also a member of the
Hawaii Club and Georgetown’s Financial Management
Association.
Jared Shimada stayed on at Santa Clara University
this summer to take a
chemistry class. Jared,
a cross country runner
in high school, now
competes in triathlons
and half marathons. His
triathlon team will visit
Maui in September to
participate in the Hana
Relay. Jared is majoring
in bioengineering with
a double minor in music
and math.
Travis Taylor is a rising
sophomore at Cal Poly
SLO. “ I’ve been enjoying the outdoors whenever I can. Outside of
my electrical engineering studies, I’m involved
in a power and energy
club, and a photonics
(laser) club. I love it here
in San Luis Obispo, but I
do miss Maui.”
Sage Trudeau writes, “ I have been playing volleyball
and joined fraternity Phi Kappa Theta (at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute). I’m working to pay for school. Life
is good, but I can’t wait to come back to Maui.”
Carly Wright shares, “I’m enjoying school and loving
the city girl life and everything that comes with it. San
Francisco has stolen my heart
and I hope it never gives it
back. At USF I’m double majoring in International Business
and Marketing with a minor
in design. I have the best of
friends, the best of times and I
live in the best city!”
Congratulations and mahalo…
… to Seabury Hall Alumni
Association President Kaimana
Lee ’03 Brummel and the
entire board of directors. Under
Kaimana’s leadership, the board:
2012 – 2013
Kaimana Lee ‘03 Brummel
President
S e cr e ta ry
Kim Skog ‘02 Thayer
Treasurer
Nani Azman ‘91
Completed a Strategic Retreat and laid the
path for the next 3-5 years
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o
Created a bold new Vision and Mission
statement
Sarah Bott ‘80
Zadoc Brown ‘87
Robyn Ficke ‘81 Carvalho
N e i g h b o r I s l a n d D i r e ct o r
Initiated new student traditions at the
Alumni Induction Luncheon and Freshman
Orientation
4
o
Achieved 100% giving to Annual Fund
from each of the graduated classes
4
o
Increased scholarship opportunities
through alumni support of the annual Golf
Tournament and Craft Fair
4
o
board of directors
Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith
4
o
4
o
S e a b u r y H a ll
a l u mni a ssoci at ion
Chesa Cipro ‘99
Kaimana welcomes
the Class of 2013 to the
alumni Community at
Commencement
Patti Dellaport ‘04
Faith Ewbank ‘87
Holly Ficke-Perdido ‘77
Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz
Brad Liu ‘02
Provided alumni fellowship and
networking opportunities on Maui, Hawaii
Island and in the Mainland
Nick Meyer ‘04
W e s t C o a s t D i r e ct o r
Melinda Trautman ‘79 Neuwirth
Katrina Niehaus ‘00
E a s t C o a s t D i r e ct o r
Alika Romanchak ‘92
Kim Abrahamson
V ision
Bring alumni together to help the Seabury Hall community flourish.
Director of Alumni Relations
(de facto)
MISSION
* Next time you see
Advance the interest of the Seabury Hall community by engaging alumni to contribute
their expertise, encourage fellowship with future graduates, provide social and
professional opportunities, and promote a culture of giving.
an alumni volunteer,
be sure to thank them.
To join this
wonderful group,
contact the
Alumni office at
808-573-6863 or
[email protected].
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Summer Street Fest
Thank you to all who attended!
O
ur annual summer reunion
took the shape of a
giant block party this past
June, sending alumni to the
“streets” in search of fun,
laughter, and some delicious
tastings from a handful of
Maui food trucks. The Cooper
House parking lot was transformed with
glowing lanterns and twinkling lights,
though nothing compared to the smiles
of over 150 people, who came together
to share stories and reconnect. Partygoers milled about eating, toasting, and
enjoying a Maui sunset that was nothing
short of completely epic. The night air
carried the bongo beats and lively Latin
grooves of the 7-piece Dr.Nat & Rio Ritmo
band—many succumbed to the music
and danced barefoot on the grass. A
highlight of the evening was watching
Zak Wass ’03, who flew in from Boston,
take the stage to jam with his former Rio
Ritmo band mates.
The Class of 1993 had a great turn
out with over a quarter of the class
participating, some like Elton Juter and
Nikki Stubbs Broyard came all the way
from the East Coast to attend. Even the
holdouts of 2003, (ahem, Joe McFarlin
and Jared Barros) couldn’t resist the fun
and showed up at the last minute to join
the party. The Class of 1983 may not
have had a big showing but those who
came represented! Melissa Burnett
made the trip from Texas, Courtney
Dahms Pine traveled from Washington
State and Christina (Ehrhardt) and
hubby David Dixon ’80 came in from
California.
Forty Under 40
Congratulations to Kit Okazaki ’91 (right
with wife Karla and son Kana) and Zachary
McNish ’95 (left) who were recognized
as one of Hawaii’s forty most successful
businesspersons under the age of 40 at
the 15th annual Pacific Business News
Forty Under 40 event in July. Kit is a
State Farm Insurance Agent/Owner
in Makawao. Zach is legal counsel for
Honolulu solar company RevoluSun.
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Many beloved faculty and administrators
joined the festivities, Fred and Maria
Rawe, Lehn Huff and Paul Wood among
them. Mahalo to food truck operators Dibs
On Da Ribs, Nui’s Garden Thai Kitchen,
Outrigger Pizza, and Donut Dynamite for
their delicious food.
Congratulations to Summer Street Fest
Chair Sara DePalma ’92 Smith and her
committee on hosting a great event!
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Rising Senior Alumni Scholarships
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ing
Upcohm
l
Sc oots
Even
• Oct. 19
Congratulations
to
2013-2014 recipients (L-R above)
Celina Bekins, Nyck Yashiro,
Elle Carvalho, Rachel Nguyen,
Rowan Mulligan and Tyler
Kiyota. Kaimana Lee ’03
Brummel (center) presented
these members of the Class of
2014 scholarships totaling $10,000.
Each year, the Alumni Association recognizes rising seniors for
their achievements at Seabury
Hall by awarding scholarships to
those who have demonstrated
leadership, fulfilled their academic potential, and served their
community during their high
school career. Alumni scholarships assist current students with
Seabury Hall tuition.
•
Alumni
Give Back
Educator Nani Azman ’91 PhD
and green building consultant
John Bendon ’96 were the
featured alumni speakers at the
Upper School Honors Ceremony on
April 30th.
Admissions
Open House
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• Oct. 18-20
Middle School Play
• Nov. 8-9, 15-17
Upper School Play
• Nov. 9
First Lego League
Robotic Competition
• Nov. 22-23
Fall Concerts
•
for Prospective Students
& Families
Saturday,
October 19, 2013
8:30 – 9:00 • Registration
9:00 – 11:15 • Program and
campus tour (including the
‘A‘ali‘kūhonua Creative Arts
Center).
Do you have friends interested
in Seabury? Please invite them
to the Open House where
they can have their questions
answered.
• Dec. 6
For reservations or more
information, please contact
the Admissions Office
• Dec. 13-14
[email protected]
808-572-0807
Shakespeare Festival
Kit Okazaki ’91 and Chesa
Cipro ’99 (above) were part of
a new tradition at Seabury Hall,
serving as campus tour guides and
sharing stories of days past during
Freshman Orientation.
Open House
Christmas Dance
Concert
RSVP by
Thursday, October 17th
50th Anniversary Celebration
4June 29 - July 5, 2014
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Maui Event:
Alumni Keiki
Holiday party
oFriday, Dec 20, 2013
Regional Event:
Alumni Reception
Orlando, Florida
oFriday, Feb 28, 2014
Pūlehu
Picnic
Summerim
4
oSunday,
June 29
Family-friendly
event; fun for
the whole
family! Food,
Entertainment,
Student Talent,
Kid’s Activities!
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oMonday to Friday,
June 30 - July 4
Ever wish you could go on
Winterim again? Now’s your
chance! Discover your hidden
talents, try something new, and
explore Maui by land and sea.
Fun-filled unique experiences
designed especially for the
Seabury ‘Ohana.
Celebrating the
First Five Years
4
oFriday, July 4
A special gathering
for those who paved
the way for the
school. Friday is also
the evening for other
classes to organize
their class parties.
Not just for alumni…
Family, faculty and friends are all welcome!
Evening at
Maunalei
4
oSaturday, July 5
Good food, good music,
good company at the
beautiful Maunalei
campus.
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‘A‘ali‘ikūhonua
C
reative Arts Center
‘A’ali’ikūhonua
Creative Arts Center
Takes Two
Top Honors
The American Institute of Architects
(AIA) Honolulu recognized Seabury
Hall’s Creative Art Center as the best
architectural project in Hawaii receiving
the Award of Excellence and the AIA
Member’s Choice Award. Designed by
Flansburgh Architects, the project was
singularly honored by AIA Honolulu
members as having achieved an
outstanding level of design, appropriate
to the climate and culture of Hawai’i.
The World Architecture News (WAN),
selected the Creative Arts Center as
the 2013 Performing Spaces Winner.
The WAN AWARDS is considered to be
the world’s largest architectural awards
program receiving over 1,379 Entries
from 72 Countries.
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Join Us!
We are in the final phase of our
$7,000,000 Creative Arts Center
Capital Campaign.
$1,200,000 is needed to
complete the award-winning
Center Campaign.
We invite your collective community support
as we finish the campaign.
Please consider joining those of us
who have already made a commitment
to this campaign.
Many thanks to you all who have
supported us in the past, and to those
who are still considering a gift, thank
you for your kind consideration.
For more information
please contact us at 572-7235 or
[email protected]
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