Friday, December 30, 2011

Leonard Ku'umilimili Mamala

From our cousin!

Aloha,

On behalf the Mamala Ohana we would like to thank each and everyone for all the prayers for our ohana. We will be having a memorial beach service for Uncle Leonard on January 21, 2012 from 11:00am at Maili Beach Park across kaukamana street near the restroom. The event will be a potluck luncheon. We will be spending the day as a family and sharing memories of Uncle Leonard. Our ohana will be putting up a big tent with tables and chairs. We would like to invite anyone who has a PA system that would like to set it up and any ohana that would like to sing or entertain to please feel free too. Anyone with questions can contact me at 693-5516. The scattering of Uncle Leonard's ashes will be at a later date in Waikiki. Once again, Our Ohana would like to say MAHALO NUI LOA.

Mahalo,

Anelalani Raposas (Mamala)

Life may not be the party we hoped for...
But while we are here we might as well DANCE!!

Monday, December 26, 2011

Maude Maile Chieko (Nakagawa) Canadilla

Aloha Ko'u 'Ohana!

Just got the details for Ana Ke Maude Maile Chieko (Nakagawa) Canadilla.It will be on January 4 & 5, 2012 at Mililani Maikai Chapel. On the 4th 500pm will be 'Ohana only & from 600pm will be friends. On the 5th 830am will be 'Ohana only & 900am will be friends. Burial will be at 1100am.

Mahalo nui loa!
Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Maude Maile Chieko (Nakagawa) Canadilla

Aloha Awakea Ko'u 'Ohana!

I was just informed of another passing Maude Maile Chieko (Nakagawa) Canadilla. I will pass on the information as I get it. Maude Maile Chieko (Nakagawa) Canadilla whose. mother was Emelia Kailiohe Kame'ekua whose parents were Inaina Kame'ekua & Ane Luahine Kame'ekua, Ane Luahine Kame'ekua whose parents were Nukuna Kame'ekua & Kailiohe, Inaina Kame'ekua whose father was Kame'ekua whose father was Nukuna Kame'ekua.

O wau no me ka ho'omaika'i!
Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Leonard Ku'umilimili Mamala

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Just to let 'ohana know that Leonard Ku'umilimili Mamala passes away on Christmas Day. Leonard, George & I use to dive for coins by the Ale Ale Kai which was run by another cousin Ernest Wendolin Kalaimaka Kepilino Jr. I will pass on the information as I get it. Leonard Ku'umilimili Mamala whose mother was Henrietta Keahilalapole Willis whose mother was Laida Kealohaohana Paia whose mother was Uluhia Kauikawahinehilahilaoleopauahi Kame'ekua whose parents were Nukuna Kame'ekua & Kailiohe. Also to let 'ohana know that Yvonne Brooking is in Kuakini Hospital. She had a heart attack but is doing fine as said by her husband.

Mahalo nui loa!

Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Ho'ohalawai A Me Kahua Ho'olulu!

Aloha Awakea Ko'u 'Ohana!

I have decided on January 15, 2012 @ Maili Beach Park @ 1000am is when we will have our meeting. Don't forget to bring tables, chairs & stuff to eat with. This will be a potluck. Any questions, please call me. Also please let everyone know when the meeting will be.

Mahalo nui loa!

Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Friday, December 2, 2011

Gregory Patrick Kamehameha-Ai-Lu'au Keli'inui Jr.Gregory Patrick Kamehameha-Ai-Lu'au Keli'inui Jr.

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Gregory's funeral will be Tuesday 6 to 9 @ Mililani Mauka on December 27, 2011 & Wednesday is the interment 1245p @ Diamond Head on December 28, 2011.

Mahalo nui loa!
Kame'ekua

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Gregory Patrick Kamehameha-Ai-Lu'au Keli'inui Jr.

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Just to let the 'Ohana know that Gregory Patrick Kamehameha-Ai-Lu'au Keli'inui Jr. pass away on November 24, 2011. Arrangements have not been made at these time. Gregory's mother was Mary Elena Kame'ekua whose father was Nukuna Newton Kame'ekua whose parents were Nukuna Kame'ekua & Kailiohe. Gregory was a bus operator for the city.

Mahalo nui loa!
Kame'ekua

Ho'ohalawai

Aloha Kakahiaka E Ko'u 'Ohana!

Since our last meeting was interrupted by APEC, we have to arranged another meeting. I was thinking about January 8 or 15, 2012 2 Maili Beach Park @ 1000am. I need some feed back on those dates. If I don't get any, I will choose the date. Mahalo nui loa.

Kame'ekua

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Meeting@ Maili Beach Park

Aloha Awakea!

I just had a call from Leimomi Motoyama & she said they was goning to close the freeway at 11pm tonight to11pm tommorrow. Anyway the meeting will be cancelled due to road closures due to APEC Farrington Hiway will be closed. We will have to make a meeting on a different day. Kala mai au for the last minute changes & the inconvience to our 'ohana.

Kame'ekua

Friday, November 4, 2011

Cake

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Hiki no, I will get the cake for Johnna, everyone else just potluck. This way, everyone won’t bring a cake. Mahalo nui loa.

SK

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Ho'ohalawai Mea Ho'omana'o

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Just a reminder that we have a meeting on November 13, 2011 Sunday at 1000am at Maili Beach Park. We will discuss the design of the T-Shirt, Tales from the Night Rainbow DVD, books & the design of a malo! Also to discuss fund raising. Don’t forget your potluck & bring tables & chairs. Don’t forget to bring paper plates & utensils & the cake for Johnna! It’s her birthday! Mahalo nui loa!

SK

Monday, October 10, 2011

Meeting (October 9, 2011)

‘Ohana Meeting (October 9, 2011)

We discussed T-Shirts, if anyone has a design, please draw it out & send it to me or attend the next meeting. We need something for the T-shirts or we will go with something of the old design. The T-Shirts will be Black & Saffron Yellow. The permit will not be able to get till six months prior, so that will be in January. I will have to go to Waianae District Park to get the permit. We discussed fund raising (1) Kukui Sausage (2) Koala Moa Chicken (3) Lava Tube Ice Pops. We will vote which one we want at the next meeting. We will presale the tickets. Sign in table will be Johnna Willis-Thomas. Committees will be Johnna Willis-Thomas Books & Story Telling, Genealogy will be Sanford Kame’ekua, Roberta Kuehu-Soberano will be in charge of the kitchen, Aloha Mailou-Kama will be in charge of the kids, Arts & Crafts will be Kala Wills, ‘Olelo Hawai’i will be Lisa Soberano or Kalewohi Cabuyaban & Keoki Ki'ili will have a committee. We will also have a cleanup crew. We need someone to be in charge of that committee. We need someone to be in charge of games, horse shoe games & volleyball. If anyone who like to volunteer for any of the committees, please let us know. We would like name tags for those who are in charge of certain committees. Our next meeting will be at Maili Beach Park on November 13, 2011 at 1000am on Sunday. Please potluck.

In Attendance:

Kame'ekua, Sanford
Kuehu-Soberano, Roberta
Maramba, Debra Ann
Maramba, Mike
Motoyama, Leimomi
Nakagawa, Garick
Nakagawa, Gordon
Nakagawa, Georgette
Nakagawa, Wilbur
Nakagawa, Leilani
Willis-Thomas, Johnna

Friday, September 9, 2011

Meeting September 4, 2011 @ Blaisdell Park

Meeting On September 4, 2011 @ Blaisdell Park

These are the things that were discussed at our meeting. If anyone would like to add or volunteer for any of the following, please contact me. Our next meeting will be at Blaisdell Park on October 9, 2011 at 1000am on a Sunday & will be potluck. Anyone is welcome. We voted on Maili Beach Park on (1st Option) June 22 to 24, 2012 which will be from Friday to Sunday (2nd Option) July 13 to 15, 2012 Sand Island Beach Park. I will try to get a camping permit for the first option. As I called Waianae District Park, they will issue a permit six months in advance. To set up on Thursday, we will need approval from the Director of Parks & Recreations.

(1) Main Tent

(a) Generator (Robert Souza Sr.)
(b) Tents (Roberta Kuehu-Soberano) 20x60 Tent & Lights
(Robert Souza Sr.)20x20 Tent
(c) Coolers (Desiree Melendez, Roselani Palimo’o & Roberta Kuehu- Soberano)
(d) Lights (Roberta Kuehu-Soberano)
(e) Chairs & Tables (Rochelle Willis? Ana?)
(f) Pans, Burners & Utensils (Ana?)
(g) PA System (Bernard Kuehu & Furline Bargas-Tai-Tin)

(2) Workshops

(a) ‘Olelo Hawai’i (Aloha Mailou-Kama)
(b) Genealogy (Sanford Kame’ekua)
(c) Old Picture Sharing
(d) Pahu (Kala Willis?)
(e) Weaving (Davis?)

(3) Activities

(a) Volleyball (Desiree Melendez)
(b) Portuguese Horseshoes (Desiree Melendez)
(c) Horseshoes (Roberta Kuehu-Soberano)
(d) Raffle (Donation) (Leimomi Motoyama) Waxing (Certificate) $1.00 to $5.00 (Aloha Mailou-Kama) Kraft (Desiree Melendez)
(e) 3 Legged Race
(f) Tug-O-War
(g) Night Disco (Aloha Mailou-Kama)
(g) Show Your Talent
(h) Kanikapila

(4) T-Shirt Design (Pe’eluakoloia’ao)

(a) Color (Saffron Yellow)
(b) Bowl of Light
(c) Mo’o Stick

In Attendance:

Bargas-Tai-Tin, Furline
Cabuyaban, Kaleiwohi
Kame'ekua, Sanford
Kuehu, Bernard
Kuehu-Soberano, Roberta
Mailou-Kama, Kealohalani
Manini, Leilani
Melendez, Desiree
Motoyama, Leimomi
Nakagawa, Garick
Palimo'o, Roselani
Palimo'o Nehemiah
Palimo'o Jr., Joseph
Palimo'o-Kepilino, Kalae
Palimo'o-Kepilino, Keo'okaimana
Palimo'o-Kepilino, Kalena
Souza, Ethel
Souza Sr., Robert
Tai-Tin, Vaipou
Willis-Thomas, Johnna

Friday, August 19, 2011

O Makou Halawai Pa'a Mau!

Aloha Awakea Ko'u 'Ohana!

E 'olu'olu 'oe i ko'u mana'o (please do me a favor), let me know if you plan on coming to our meeting at Blaisdell Park on 4 Sep 2011 at 1000am on Sunday! I would like to know approximately how many of our 'Ohana will be there.

Maha Nui Loa!
Sanford S.K. Kame'ekua

Kahua Ho'olulu ( Meeting Place)

Aloha Awakea!

It is decided we meet at Blasidell Park on September 4, 2011 at 1000am. Someone has to go early to reserve some tables. I probably will be one. Anyone alse, please contact me. Also it will be a potluck, so try to contact our 'Ohana about the meeting if they would like to come. Everyone is welcome. Like Roselani said, it's just like a picnic.

Mahalo Nui Loa!
Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Friday, May 20, 2011

Meeting Place

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Checked out a couple of parks today & Blaisdell Park looks the best for what we need. These parks were suggested to me. Blaisdell has shade & tables. They have restrooms & covered tables with lots of parking.If someone goes early, they probably could reserve some space. All we have to do is make a date & see who will come to our meeting.

O wau no me ka ho'omaika'i!

Kame'ekua

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Meeting Place

Aloha Kakahiaka!

We still haven't found a place to meet. Maybe we can have it at a park where there is shade & tables. Anyone has any ideas please email me.

Kame'ekua

Friday, May 13, 2011

Reunion

Aloha Mai Kakou Ko'u 'Ohana!

Rochelle Willis think we should meet before planning anything. She would like to address the idea of having other ohana members getting involved. I think she is right, we need to meet before planning anything. So cancel what I said earlier & we'll see what happens. We also need a place to meet & a date. Do we have any volunteers out there? Please email me!

Mahalo Nui Loa!
Kame'ekua

Eliza Kahelelani Kahale Kamelamela Poaipuni

Aloha Mai Kakou!

This is a letter written to me by Awapuhi Kamelamela:

Aloha uncle Sanford! This is awapuhi, May Kamelamela's daughter. Mom wanted me to let you know that on March 25, 2011 we lost Eliza. She just made 55 on March 15. She left behind 4 daughters Alohalani (12), Hau'oli (9), Pomaika'i (6), Kahelelani (5), Mom, 2 brothers and 3 sisters. We are still grieving her loss. She lost her husband just under 3 years ago and although she tried to go on with her family, she had a hard time recovering from her loss of him. The funeral was held on Moloka'I at Kalanianaole Hall on Friday, April 8, 2011. Details were in the local papers in Hilo, Honolulu and Moloka"i. If there are any questions, mom said to give her a call @ 969-7017; home in Hilo. Mom thought that this would be another way of letting the other family members know and if they had remembered her and asked me to let you know to let everyone else know. Mahalo uncle for your time in this matter and malama pono a hui hou. Aloha Awapuhi Kamelamela~

O wau no me ka ho'omaika'i!
Sanford S.K Kame'ekua

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Reunion 2012

Aloha Mai Kakou Ko'u 'Ohana!

I would like our reunion to be in June or July some where in the middle. Kids would be out of school & June we may have graduation parties. If anyone has any preference, please let me know. We will probably have it at Maile Beach Park which is big enough to hold all of us. It will be on a Friday, Saturday & Sunday. It will be pot luck which will be held on Saturday. I will get the permit which is allowed one year to get. People may camp at the site. Please email me with preference to month & I will consider what the ohana has to say.

O wau no me ka ho'omaika'i!
Sanford S. K. Kame'ekua

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Elizabeth Rose Pualoke Kuehu

I'm Sorry Family & Friends. The funeral has been canceled and prosponed until further notice, due to lack of funds. Please let everyone you can know. I'm Cherissa, Stacy's wife, Elizabeths (Darlene's) daughter in law of 14 years for those who don't know me. On behalf of Ma, Dad, her Children and 15 grand children, I'd like to ask the Family and friends if possible, if there's any donations that could be gifted towards Mom's Funeral Services, please send donations to:

Moanalua Mortuary
ATTENTION:
Michael Mah Ph: 833-8811 FOR:
Elizabeth Kuehu Address:
1150 Kikowaena St. Honolulu, Hi. 96819

Mahalo
By Cherissa & Stacy Kuehu on Elizabeth Rose Pualoke Kuehu on 2/22/11

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Damian Kuali'i Ostrowski

Aloha Kakahiaka Ia Ko'u 'Ohana!

Posted in the Star-Advertiser this morning.

Damian Kualii Ostrowski
Published On February 10th, 2011 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Jan. 26, 2011
Damian Kualii “Kui” Ostrowski, 43, of Aiea, formerly of Kailua, died. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Michele, son Jeremiah “Miah,” daughters Raquel and Mia, father Robert F., brothers Robert “Miki” and Dominic “Hiki,” and sister Robbie-Jean. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Central Union Church. Services: 6:30 p.m. No flowers.

Kame'ekua

Elizabeth Rose Pualoke Kuehu

Aloha Mai Kakou Ko'u 'Ohana!

I have more information on Elizabeth Kuehu. Services are on February 26th. from 12-4 @ Moanalua Mortuary. Elizabeth Rose Pualoke Kuehu's mother is Annie Opunui Willis whose mother is Laida Kealohaohana Paia whose mother is Uluhia Kauikawahinehilahilaoleopauahi Kame'ekua whose parents are Nukuna Kame'ekua & Kailiohe who is the daughter of Pe'eluakoloia'ao.

Malama Pono!
Kame'ekua

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Damian Kual'i Ostrowski

Aloha Mai Kakou!

Father of UH athlete Ostrowski dies
By Star-Advertiser staff

POSTED: 10:21 a.m. HST, Jan 26, 2011. Damian "Kui" Ostrowski, a former standout Maryknoll basketball player and the father of University of Hawaii basketball and football player Miah Ostrowski, died early this morning. He was 43. Ostrowski is survived by his wife, Michele, and children Miah, Raquel and Mia. Michele Ostrowski said her husband had a seizure and heart failure and wasn't able to be revived by doctors. He played on the 1984 Maryknoll team that won the state championship. Miah Ostrowski, a Punahou graduate, joined the UH basketball team in December. He recently took on a larger role on the team, becoming the backup point guard. Kui was overjoyed to see his son play at the Stan Sheriff Center, particularly last week, Michele said. UH plays Utah State on Saturday. Ostrowski had full participation in today's team practice and intends to play against the Aggies. Services are set on Satuday, Feb. 12 at Central Union Church. Visiting hours are from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with the service to follow. To donate to The Damian K. Ostrowski Memorial Fund, visit any Bank of Hawaii branch.
Damian "Kui" Ostrowski, a former standout Maryknoll basketball player and the father of University of Hawaii basketball and football player Miah Ostrowski, died early this morning. He was 43.
Ostrowski is survived by his wife, Michele, and children Miah, Raquel and Mia.
Michele Ostrowski said her husband had a seizure and heart failure and wasn't able to be revived by doctors.
He played on the 1984 Maryknoll team that won the state championship.
Miah Ostrowski, a Punahou graduate, joined the UH basketball team in December. He recently took on a larger role on the team, becoming the backup point guard. Kui was overjoyed to see his son play at the Stan Sheriff Center, particularly last week, Michele said.
UH plays Utah State on Saturday. Ostrowski had full participation in today's team practice and intends to play against the Aggies.
Services are set on Satuday, Feb. 12 at Central Union Church. Visiting hours are from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with the service to follow.
To donate to The Damian K. Ostrowski Memorial Fund, visit any Bank of Hawaii branch.

Damian is a cousin to us. Damian Kuali'i Ostrowski's mother is Elizabeth Joanna Leilani Bishaw whose father is Donald Ilia Bishaw Sr. whose father is Christian Kaleinuenue Kaneho'olakalei Bishaw Sr. Whose mother is Malie Kamalu whose father is Maunaloa whose mother is Ka'aila'a whose father is Lae son of Pe'eluakoloia'ao & sisters are Kailiohe, Kailime'eau & Kamaiwahine.

O wau no me ka ho'omaka'i!
Kame'ekua

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Kepualani Charles Panui

Aloha No Mai Kakou!

For those of you who are interested. Christine April Moanikeala Panui's husband past away. This was printed in the newspaper.

KEPUALANI CHARLEY PANUI
Published On January 22nd, 2011 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Mililani Memorial Park & Mortuary Mauka Chapel

KEPUALANI CHARLEY PANUI

Age 80, of Waianae, Hawaii, passed away January 5, 2011 in Waianae. Born April 21, 1930 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

He is survived by wife, Christina A.M. Panui; daughters, Karen Swain, Derine (Eddie) Tiell, Charlene (Ben) Mejia, Sharon (Keith) Fout, Brenda (Robert) West; sons, Charles K. Panui, Randall F. (Violet) Panui; sisters, Maxine Avilla, Nora Taylor, Veda Burroughs, Bernadette Hughes; brother, Andrew Kalaukoa; sister-in-law, Elizabeth Dolly Panui; 31 grandchildren; 67 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren; step-sons, James Querra, Benjamin Manini, Robert Mahina; step-daughters, Leimomi (Kenji) Motoyama, Leilani Manini, Leihua Guerra; 21 step-grandchildren.

Visitation 8:30 a.m. Tuesday (January 25) at Mililani Mortuary Mauka Chapel; Funeral Service 10:30 a.m. Committal Service 1:00 p.m. at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Casual Attire. Flowers Welcome.

Mahalo nui loa!
Kame'ekua