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ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - 2010

“Kahiau,” or to give generously from the heart, continues to be a focus for the Foundation with the Pennies for Pauahi program on Kamehameha Schools’ campuses. Originally started at our Kea’au campus’ elementary school, the program has grown to include multiple grade levels and campuses. It is clear that the seeds of giving continue to grow within our young leaders.

The Foundation’s impact is solely the result of your dedication and support for what we do and stand for. We are graciously thankful for your kōkua, and ask for your continued support as we continue to grow Pauahi’s legacy of giving just like the tamarind tree.

Mahalo nui loa,

Dee Jay Mailer KSK’70, President

Kalei Stern KSK’89, Vice President and Executive Director

Aloha mai kākou,

At birth, Pauahi’s father, Abner Pākī, planted a tamarind sapling to signify the beginning of her life. The sapling flourished and grew into a tall and magnificent tree. Pauahi often sat with her people under this very tree listening to them and offering advice – a strong indication of the life she lived and the love she held for her people.

Letter from the President and Executive Director

Today, with the unwavering support from our Kamehameha Schools’ alumni, friends and ‘ohana, Pauahi’s legacy of giving has grown big and strong like the tamarind tree that signified her life, her legacy.

Despite a slowly recovering economy, our generous donors contributed over $400,000 towards life-changing educational opportunities for people of Hawaiian ancestry.

At the core of our supporters is a proud and devoted group of Kamehameha Schools’ alumni who understand the benefits of Pauahi’s legacy and chose to perpetuate that legacy for the benefit of Hawaiian people. In the 2009 – 2010 fiscal year, the Foundation saw a 57% increase in alumni participation from the previous fiscal year. The Alumni Week Golf Tournament, in particular, raised over $20,000 for the Nā Koa Ho‘oulu scholarship.

Kamehameha Schools’ staff and faculty continue to be constant contributors to our mission. Our Work Place Giving campaign generated over $30,000 of support for the Foundation.

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PAUAHI’S LEGACY CONTINUES TO GROW

Scholarship Recipients

Randy Wayne Ahuna ScholarshipTiana Over

Christine Alicata Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Noelani Mikami

John A. Awana ScholarshipEmily Loscalzo

Margaret & Allen Bailey Scholarship (KSK)Janna Pili Burkett, Sarah Kilinoe Requilman, Rychele Tacadena

Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer ScholarshipHeidi Thomas

Beamer Family Scholarships (KSK)Helen Desha Beamer GrantZachary LumKeola & Kapono Beamer GrantJonah Solatorio, Kalima WatsonPono & Louise Beamer GrantKody Kekoa, Nina KiWinona Beamer GrantKathalynn Benner

Elizabeth Ku‘ulei Bell Moloka‘i Education ScholarshipJon Brito, Brent Nakihei

Daisy Bell Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Noelani Mikami

Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana ScholarshipHaunani Nagel

Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt ScholarshipNanette Arsiga-Faurot, KaLena Cuevas, Ashlee Kalauli, Kawaipunikauikawekiu Lipe

Charles P.K.M. Burrows/Hui Lama Scholarship (KSK)Not awarded for the 2009-2010, no eligible candidates

Theone Chock Scholarship (KSK)Warren Walker

Choy-Kee ‘Ohana ScholarshipJoshua Pu‘u

Douglas K.K. Chung Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Ryan Ho

Charles Cockett ‘Ohana ScholarshipNot offered for 2009-2010

Desha-Mulholland Scholarship (Tri-campus)Whitney Minamishin (KSK), Breana Asuncion (KSM), Ashley DeGuzman-Hoomanawanui (KSH)

Pop Diamond Scholarship (KSK)Jasmine Kaohelaulii

Early Childhood Education/Literacy FundE Maka‘ala Preschool, Haili Christian School, Ke Kula Kaikoholā, Kula Kamali‘i o Hi‘ikeakaikamālama, Pūnana Leo o Hilo Preschool


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BRIAN TE‘OCollege: Chaminade University of HonoluluField of Study: EducationScholarships: Myron & Laura Thompson and Inspirational Educator

This Myron & Laura Thompson Scholarship honors the late Myron “Pinky” Thompson, former Kamehameha Schools Trustee and co-founder of Alu Like and Papa Ola Lōkahi, and wife Laura by supporting students pursuing a degree in early childhood education. The Inspirational Educator Scholarship honors the many inspirational educators who have made a difference in the lives of students by supporting students pursuing a career in the field of education.

Scholarship Recipient Spotlight

“I want to express my deepest gratitude to all of you for the opportunity I now have to further my education and to count myself with the many who have made similar commitments to building a better tomorrow for our keiki.”- Brian Te‘o


HAUNANI NAGEL College: University of Hawai‘i – West O‘ahuField of Study: Public AdministrationScholarships: Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana, Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 and Class of 1974

The Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 Scholarship supports students who demonstrate academic excellence and aptitude toward obtaining a higher education. The Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 Scholarship honors supports students who graduated from a Hawaiian focused Charter school in Hawai‘i. The Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana Scholarship honors Wilene Wailani Bell and her commitment to her family, education and civic involvement by supporting students who are well-rounded, community-minded, and possess a “can-do” attitude.

“You have allowed this mother of five a chance to empower her children with strength, by allowing me to lead by example, by making me an inspiration in their lives and ultimately, for showing them what a degree can do for the betterment of our livelihood.”- Haunani Nagel



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Bruce T. and Jackie Mahi Erickson GrantMary Ann Baricuatro

Stanley and Besse Fortuna Memorial Scholarship (KSM)Kalena Zimmerman

Dr. Pauline Frederick Scholarship (KSK)Courtney Rae Botelho

Gail and Allan Fujimoto Scholarship (Kamehameha Scholars)Tiara Lima

Goldman Sachs / Matsuo Takabuki Commemorative ScholarshipDavid Ahuna, Aaron Cates, Calvin Higa, Melinda Lloyd, Cerell Rivera, Becky Niniau Simmons, Nashua Solidum

Isaac and Mary Harbottle ScholarshipKaylen Halemano

Ho‘opa‘a Mau Grant (KSK)Christian-Gardner K. Brown, Ian M. Douglas, Kamakani K. MacDonald-Chun, David Paik, Anthony R. Santarini

Pouhana Hokele ScholarshipWainani Paikai

Lance (KS ’83) and Andrea Hussey (KS ’83) Leong ScholarshipMalie Carvalho

I Mua Mālama JROTC Ka‘awaloa Takemoto Scholarship Sauilima Talimalie, Brenda Velasco

Inspirational Educator ScholarshipKemomilaniokawahineu‘i Ka‘apana, Brian Te‘o

Charles S. Iwata, Jr., Memorial Annual ScholarshipTierra-Leigh Chang

Ka ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i o Kamehameha Award (KSK)Alan Alihi Alohikea

Wallace and Barbara Ka‘awaloa Grant (KSK)Flora Keonaona Cross, Zachary Sainz

Daniel Kahikini and Millie Akaka ScholarshipElissa-Marie Kahahane, Nohea Pangkee

Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association Maui Region ScholarshipChelsea Grimm, Christopher Nakahashi

Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association O‘ahu Region ScholarshipMary Ann Baricuatro, Kina Palaualelo

Kamehameha Association of Teacher and Parents Moloka‘i “‘Elua” ScholarshipKoal Apuna, Kaohulani Rawlins-Crivello

Kamehameha Schools Athletic Scholar (KSK)Tyler Amina

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 “Nā Hoaloha o Kamehameha” ScholarshipMaluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr.

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 GrantBrolin-Duke Kawewehi, Haunani Nagel

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 Award (KSK)Kaleiilima Holt, Grant Kaiama

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1960 GrantBrolin-Duke Kawewehi

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968 “Ka Poli o Kaiona” ScholarshipShariyah Campbell, Brolin-Duke Kawewehi



Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 ScholarshipBarbara Pacifica Hanohano, Noell Kamauoha

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1971 “Get Chance” ScholarshipChance Barretto

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1972Kiana Ishibashi, Cera Oliveira

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973 “Proud to be ‘73” ScholarshipBianca Franco, Kawanalaaloha Kawelo

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 ScholarshipMikel Thomas Morita, Haunani Nagel

Kamehameha Schools Female Athlete Scholarship (KSK)Macy Yonamine

Kamehameha Schools Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Scholarship (KSK)Shawna Kinilau

Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Class of 2007 “Nā Olonā” Grant (KSH)Kady Dumagin

Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i – Parents & Teacher Organization Scholarship (KSH)Jenna Aina, Shanely Apele, Keoni Bailado, Nainoa Calip, John Fratinardo, Kawehiokaiulani Hanohano, Layla Hanohano-Tripp, Mitchell Herras, Kawehipuaaonalani Kaikaina, Kekoa Kalahiki, Kawehi Kanoho-Kalahiki, Kekoa Kekaualua, David Kekuewa, Kuilei Kramer, Alana Matsuoka, Zechary Okamoto, Natalie Poy, Izaac Queja, Cedrick Roberts-Perry, Kalena Shiroma, Kaopua Sutton, Mikella Wong

Kamehameha Schools Maui Parent Teacher Organization ‘A‘apueo ScholarshipKameron Boro, Jessica Santos, Keani Kahuhu (’08-’09 recipient), Jordan Saribay (’08-’09 recipient)

Kamehameha Schools Social Studies Faculty Grant (KSK)Jaryn Inafuku

Sarah Keli‘ilolena Lum Konia Nakoa Hawaiian Language ScholarshipKiana Atkinson

Herbert Kealoha Keppeler Scholarship (KSK)Shannon Keola

KGMB/KHON Video Production Grant (Tri-campus)Iwalani Kaili (KSH), Erin Lau (KSK), Micah Mizumoto (KSK), Tani Nakamitsu (KSM)

Henry Lee Scholarship (KSK)Isaiah Sato

Lokomaika‘i ScholarshipJantina Segundo

David Lorch Music Scholarship (KSK)Christopher Bright

Doris M. Lyman Memorial Scholarship (KS)Louis Turbeville

Trustee Richard Lyman, Jr. GrantJaryn Inafuku (KSK), Jenni Tadeo (Pāhoa High School)

Lena Machado Haku Mele Scholarship (KSK)Kaipo Tilton

Dan & Rachel Mahi Educational ScholarshipBrolin-Duke Kawewehi, Maluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr.

Makaloa ScholarshipLynn Abiva, Aleena Arakaki, Kiana Atkinson, Jean Bezilla, Alyssa Fujimoto, Rosesita Guzman, Sanoe Kauhane, Clarinda Santiago

Dorothy Martin Scholarship (KSK)Jayme Ogino



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KAIWIPUNIKAUIKAWEKIU LIPECollege: University of Hawai‘i at MānoaField of Study: EducationScholarships: Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt Scholarship

This scholarship honors outstanding state, national and international educational achievements of Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt by supporting students who aspire to enter the educational profession.

“I am a wife and a mother of a two year-old daughter. I saw the opportunity to get my PhD as a way to extend my reach to the native Hawaiian community and therefore further my commitment.” - Kaiwipunikauikawekiu Lipe



Frank & Ruth R. Midkiff Scholarship (Tri-campus)Kristin Castenera (KSK), Manta Dircks (KSH), Connor Kihune (KSM), Katelyn Perryman (KSM), Kalena Shiroma (KSH), Michael Wasko (KSK)

George Hi‘ilani Mills Perpetual ScholarshipMatthew Koanui, Christina Low, Sonia Wah Yick, Natalie Young

Yasuko MItsuyasu Nutritional / Food Service Educational Grant (KS)Kamehameha Schools Hāmākua Preschool, Kamehameha Schools Hoaliku Drake Preschool

Michael “Mikey” Miyake ScholarshipAnela Akiona, Austin Estores-Pacheco

Edwin P. Murray Scholarship (KSK)Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco

Paul Pua‘a ‘Ohana, Paul Moses Murray & Malia Murray GrantCassie Keanini, Maluhia Mendes-Medeiros, Sr., Kaohulani Rawlins-Crivello

Anne H. Myers ScholarshipFlorence Elil-Adams

Nā Pua o Moloka‘i Scholarship (Tri-campus)Precious Asuncion, Steven Chaikin, Crysten Kalua, Pualei Lima, Uilani Schnackenberg

Blossom Mossman Nary Scholarship (KSK)Daylan Kaui Yogi

Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce ScholarshipCiera Cummings, Alyssa Johnasen, Brittney Kaaa-Sutton, Jordan Kahawai, Brolin-Duke Kawewehi, Kerianne Mokuau, Ammon Sanchez, Jantina Segundo, Ashley Williams

Native Hawaiian Ho‘okipa ScholarshipHilton Hing, Bronson Maulupe-Kanae

Native Hawaiian Visual Arts ScholarshipChase Conching

Joseph Nāwahī ScholarshipTroy Andrade, Amanda Donlin

Waipa Nishimura Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Landon Aano, Noelani Mikami

Pauahi Scholar Award (Tri-campus)Tyler Amina (KSK), Isaac DeRego (KSH), Leesa Foree (KSM), John Fratinardo (KSH), Alyssa Fujimoto (KSK), Amelia Harvey (KSK), Kahealani Kanuha (KSH), Sarah Kekauoha (KSH), Taylor Loui (KSK), Jennifer Lum (KSM), Cayla Morimoto (KSM), Aaron Nagao (KSK), Cedrick Roberts-Perry (KSH), Kaopua Sutton (KSH), Preston Tavares (KSM), Louis Kekoa Turbeville (KSM), Kylie Watson (KSM)

Johnny Pineapple Scholarship Kananinohea Makaimoku

Johnny Pineapple Scholarship (KSK)Keli‘i Ruth

Mary Atherton Richards Scholarship (Tri-campus)Natasha Ah Chong (KSH), Anela Akiona (KSK), Breyandi Andrade (KSK), Shanely Apele (KSH), Aleena Arakaki (KSK), Maggie Ayau (KSH), Shariyah Campbell (KSH), Ashley DeGuzman-Hoomanawanuui (KSH), Kady Dumagin (KSH), Kawelina Gomes (KSH), Keli Hayase (KSM), Erika Jardin (KSM), Shawna Kinilau (KSK), Kui Kramer (KSH), Kelleen Loo (KSK), Toni Matsuda (KSM), Noelani Mikami (KSK), Tani Nakamitsu (KSM), Natasha Poepoe (KSM), Shelly Salbedo (KSM), Kelly Ann Souza (KSM), Brianna Vargas-Hafoka (KSM)

Theodore Richards Scholarship (Tri-campus)Jenna Aina (KSH), Alan Kahili Alohikea (KSK), Justin Kawai Chock (KSK), William Farr (KSH), Milton Ekolu Kim (KSM), Dane Lum Ho (KSM)



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William S. Richardson Commemorative ScholarshipEdward Pineda-Akona, Troy Andrade, Amanda Donlin, Lyle Keanini, Leah Nahale

Virginia Aulani Rowan Scholarship (KSK)Kristin-Ashley Mitchell

Barry J. Rubin Memorial ScholarshipNot yet distributed

Ula Baker Sheecha Scholarship (Tri-campus & Public)Vicen Akina, Keriyah Campbell (KSH), Kyle Deeley (KSM), Brittney Embernate, Tyler Gerken (KSH), Julina Grace, Isaiah Ikeda (KSH), Angela Matsuo, Bailey Onaga, Chelsea Rabago (KSM), Cheynice Ruidas (KSM), Caroline Hualionalani Walsh (KSK), Hope Zane

Iwalani Carpenter Sowa ScholarshipNot awarded, no eligible candidates

Joseph A. Sowa ScholarshipKawanalaaloha Kawelo

Dwayne “Nakila” Steele ScholarshipKemomilaniokawahineu‘i Ka‘apana

U‘ilani Stender GrantLeonard Drago, Lynn Newcomb

Francellia Stillwell Sportsmanship Scholarship (KSK)Landon Aano

Tauati ‘Ohana Scholarship (KSH)David Kekuewa

Tesoro Corporation Hawai‘i ScholarshipPalmer Jean Ahakuelo

Myron & Laura Thompson ScholarshipTrazaara Pea, Brian Te‘o

Tennyson Keolalani Tom Grant (KSK)Zachary Lum

Harold Turney & Dorothy Gillett Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Zachary Lum, Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco

Theodore Vierra Scholarship (KSK)Amanda Kimi, Scott Matsuo

DeWitt Wallace (KSK)Landon Aano, Tyler Amina, Caelan Ka‘ai McAfee-Torco, Zachary Lum, Niutao Seau

Denis Wong & Associates ScholarshipJacob Cruz, Haunani Kane, Christina Low

Zillah Young Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Manoike DeLude

Stanley and Janet Zisk ScholarshipEric Kelekolio


Advancing Educational Opportunities for More Hawaiians

In addition to the scholarships that Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation administers, there are four areas of interest where donors may designate their support to assist more children of Hawaiian ancestry.

Additionally, the Foundation and the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation have partnered to support literacy education programs in Windward O‘ahu public schools. Studies have shown that increasing competence in writing and reading predicts future success in school. Simple skills that many of us take for granted are not guaranteed, so the support that comes from our Foundation and others makes a lifetime difference.

ADVANCING THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGEContributions made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation for the purpose of Advancing the Hawaiian Language will assist efforts to preserve Hawaiian language and heritage, like the work of ‘Aha Pūnana Leo, Hawaiian immersion schools or other efforts to build and share ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i. The Foundation is also working with Kamehameha Publishing to distribute books written in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i to K-12 schools throughout Hawai‘i.

LAND STEWARDSHIPFunds raised through the Foundation’s Land Stewardship Fund will support efforts to mālama i ka ‘āina. Historically, land has always been an integral part of Hawaiian culture. Through support from our generous donors, the Foundation will support those who are preserving these precious lands for all generations, assuring that precious natural and cultural resources are cared for.

CHARTER SCHOOL SUPPORTOne of the ways in which Pauahi’s legacy is being extended to reach haumāna who are not able to attend Kamehameha Schools’ campuses is through Charter School support. The Foundation is helping to build awareness and get support for these courageous schools that give haumāna a choice at a culturally rich education. Hawaiian-focused start-up public Charter schools offer unique services to children and families based on culturally grounded pedagogy and instruction.

Haumāna attending these Charter Schools achieve marked academic improvement, become leaders in all that they do and represent their kūpuna well.

The demand for culturally relevant education is growing. Most Charter Schools have wait lists of students who would like to attend but aren’t able to because of limited funding for facilities and operations. Some schools are operating out of temporary facilities and funding their activities from their own pockets.

Through Kamehameha Schools’ Ho‘olako Like program, each of the 14 Hawaiian-Focused Charter Schools are given assistance with their daily operational needs and facility improvements. While these schools are doing an excellent job with the limited resources they have, they could do even more with our kōkua.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND LITERACY The Early Childhood Education and Literacy Fund is very important to the Foundation’s mission to serve more children of Hawaiian ancestry. By providing literacy support to students, their parents and caregivers, and by promoting culturally relevant learning, these keiki will get the kōkua they need to achieve future success in school.


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1936 Mikahala Turner

1937Emanuel Sproat

1940George Newton

1944Thomas ChungFrederick KamakaEdith Wassman

1946Edwin BeamerBernhardt Jones

1947Kenneth KimseuEdward LeeDorothea Nary

1948Blanche Futrell

1949David KaahaainaLydia Kaaialii-RamosSamuel KaomeaGlenn Pang-ChingBernard Tom

1950Henry AhloAugusta-Helen BentoIkua PurdyMuriel Yin

1951Nevada Ah LoFrancis LowJohn MeyerRobert Tirrell

1952Moses KahalekuluJuanita KapuPaulette MooreMoses PestanoMelvin Soong

1953Frederico CacholaHarry Wong

1954Roselyne GandallGeraldine MeadeJoseph PuouRemigius Taum

1955Robert KihuneCelestia LawtonPhyllis Lonokapu1956Oliver Crowell

1957Valerie ImanakaChester KahapeaJeremiah Pahukula

1958Lana AlamilloWilliam MillerAnthony RamosElizabeth Sala

1959Penelope BurnsHiram De FriesMatthan Mersberg

1960Dennis Ah-MauMary Ann AloyRaymond AntoneAlbert ApoWailani BroadElizabeth Burke

Alberta ChongPhyllis ClementeEdward CluneyRobert DavisLeoni FukuiFrancis GoodnessDarlene HutchinsonRoberta IkemotoGeraldine JohansenWilliam LymanNorma MokuauMildred NasiatkaLloyd O’SullivanHazel PetersonJeffrey PetersonPatrick PlunkettMeta ShannonEleanor StevensMelmanette WorthingtonEarl Yamada

1961Arlette AkiJulian AkoPatricia AkoEdward AlexanderMichael ChunStanley DahlinJudy Estampa

Kamehameha Schools’ Alumni Donors

Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation is grateful to all of the Kamehameha Schools’ alumni for their overwhelming support, generous gifts and spirit of kahiau to support the Foundation’s mission.


LEGACY OF A FAMILY: LEONG ‘OHANA CREATES PERPETUAL SCHOLARSHIPClassmates and high school sweethearts Lance Leong KSK’83 and Andrea Hussey Leong KSK’83 know that a good education can open doors to a brighter future. It did for them – both earned degrees in business management from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and are thriving in the newspaper and lending fields.

For years, the business-minded couple saved and budgeted their money wisely to buy a home and provide a quality education for their keiki. In September, they took some of that hard-earned money and established a scholarship for needy students through Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation. Their decision had the full support of their daughters.

“We could’ve splurged the money on an Alaskan cruise or Las Vegas trip but the excitement would’ve only lasted a few weeks,” said Lance. “Establishing an endowed scholarship will help needy students pursue their dreams of higher education and bring a sense of accomplishment and peace to our hearts – not just for a few weeks – but each and every day of our lives.”

Lance and Andrea stretched the value of their dollars by taking advantage of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation’s matching incentive program. The program helped boost the value of their endowment by contributing a dollar for every two dollars donated.

Scholarship Donor SPOTLIGHT

The Leong ‘Ohana - left to right: Lauren KSK’12, Leiana, Andrea KSK’83, Lindsey KSK’13, and Lance KSK’83

The Leong ‘ohana gave a generous $13,500 and the Foundation contributed $6,750 for a total of $20,250. The minimum amount needed to create an endowed scholarship is $20,000. The principal amount of the endowment will remain intact and the interest earned will fund annual scholarships in perpetuity.

As for the Leongs’ Vegas trip, it may have to wait until next year. For now, they are betting on a brighter future for a needy college student. Lance and Andrea believe that it was a wise bet indeed.

“It is such an easy choice to make a short-term sacrifice in order to make a long-lasting difference in the life of others,” said Lance. “We hope that in the future, each of our children will find it in their hearts to establish a scholarship fund in their names as well, to carry on our tradition of giving.”

“It is such an easy choice to make a short-term sacrifice in order to make a long-lasting difference in the life of others.”- Lance Leong KSK’83


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1961 (CONT.)Rose FishelDannette GardnerCaroleen IseriClifford KahoohanohanoHerbert KaiCharles KamaiLawrence KamakawiwooleOliver KinneyPuanani LindseyRuby LoweViolet Lui-FrankStephanie OkamotoHarriet PeoplesYvonne RyanRodney SanbornLinda SomaKeani TaylorHerbert Wilson

1962Moana AkanaRowena BlaisdellJ. Douglas IngDanna LymanLouis Medeiros

1963Sharrie Ah ChickGregory AhunaCharleen AinaSandra AkinaGeorgiana Alvaro

Paulyne AnakaleaPhillip ArnoldSandra AsatoLeslie AuWilliam BurchettH. David BurgeElla CamachoAndrew CarlmarkGeraldine ChangPhyllis CottleLana Gaye ErnestoEtta EubanksWayne GoodwinSamuel GuerreroWilliam HanohanoEdmund HeeMyrna HerronAlvir HimesDiane HoAlexander InPaulette KahalepunaSabra KaukaThomas KaulukukuiEdmund KeauLa Verne KiahaMarsha KometaniDarlene Lee Elliot LeeRichard MedinaWilliam MeinelWilliam MowatMarsha Onaga

Marie PecoraroHollis Jay PetersGabriel PuaaJonathan RickardHarriet RoxburghMargaret SadowskiLydia SatoJasmine ShackleyHelen ShamFenner-Marie ShupeDavid SproatCarol TakatsukaSharon TraulsenSheila VortmanCornelius WillsMarilyn Wong-GuimondRonald Yasukawa

1964Lynnette ApoSandra BassettSusan BitlerRuth SimonsonJulia Young

1965Adrienne FelmetAnthony KamRobert OdaAnthony OhrtLanice PullanoFrances SanfordJane Terry

1966Glennie BurgessRussell Makanani

1967Karlette IkemotoCharmain Wong

1968Louise DuPontEdward HaleRandall HeeWilliet MedeirosMarcia MitchellStar Pai

1969Nathaniel ChangNeil HannahsSydney Keliipuleole

1970Sarah Akaka-TruongLaurie AlvaroIrene AndrewsClaire AsamNoelani BalaiMarsha BolsonIone BrownLeilani ChinMarian CohenPamela DaughertyKirk DuranteMaude Gibbs



1970 (CONT.)Paula GoldsteinKathleen HaakeMilton HoltLorena HorcajoGaylyn KauleinamokuGeorgina Kaui KawamuraP Kapena KimNoella KongCurtis Lam HoDee Jay MailerLinda NishimuraJoanne Paahao MayesMichael PaganToni PalermoMahina PerreiraOveta PuaaMaureen Clare RawlinsJo San MiguelFaith SandiHarold SlateLorna SoberanoCalvert TrentGeorge Wilcox

1971Gail AokiDawn Farm-RamseyJoseph KahiapoAnthony Le BronTeresa Makuakane-DrechselDana Mehau-VericellaJames NoaLeona Seto-Mook

1972D. Kuulei HoKatherine PatrickMarcia SaquingRobin Waiau

1973Noel BakerDonna ChingRamona ChunEde FukumotoLydia KatsudaMervlyn KitashimaStanley LumMarya Zoller

1974Daniel Akiu Ross ChangJohn DonlinGrant LooBrendan LouiJade MauJon MiyajimaNikki PetnerStephanie SakugawaLytle TakemotoHenry Wong

1975Keith AkanaNaomi ChunPiilani HanohanoDenise KauhiRonelle Kopp

Thyzra-Ann LindseyBrian McFeeleyKapu SmithColleen Wong

1976Susan BottiCynthia ClossonEdward KalamaJanis KaneClaire NakatsukaDennis Shak

1977Laurie ApikiLee Ann DelimaLiana HondaPaul LucasKekoa PaulsenStacy Rezentes

1978Glennie AdamsKelcey-Christine CambraDesiree Del RosarioNanette DudoitJamie FongColeen KaaneheM’liss MooreLeimamo Nitta

1979Francis ChunLyla Eldredge

Teru Enomoto-HeylMatthew HoltWalter KahumokuReuben Makekau

1980Helen Blaisdell-BrennanMoya DonahueMari-Jo HuCarlton HusseyKordell KekoaGaylord LymanMelanie Vasquez

1981Melissa AgenaMelanie BatheRaedeen M. Karasuda

Laurielei WarackaBernadine Wong

1982Carolyn Kehaunani AbadLadd AkeoMichael AlmeidaDickson AuLeesa Keawe-KahuliLisanne KekuewaAnn LoveKendell MannCarol TsushimaMarjorie Tupper

1983Rhonda Alexander-MonkresJennifer Awai



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CLASS OF 2001 SCHOLARSHIPThe class of 2001 is well on its way to establishing an endowed scholarship fund. With the help of generous donations from nearly 60 classmates, white elephant sales, and other fundraising activities, the class has collected over $10,000.

Dawson Kaaua and Christine Hew, who are both co-chairing the class of 2001 scholarship board, hope to start a shift in the mindset of their classmates from beneficiary to benefactor.

Left to right: Kalei Stern KSK’89, Christine Hew KSK’01, and Dawson Kaaua KSK’01

“Kamehameha has given tremendously to me and each of my classmates, and it is now our time to ‘pay it forward’ and give back to the school through Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation to help other Native Hawaiians.” - Dawson Kaaua KSK’01

Scholarship Donor SPOTLIGHT


1983 (CONT.)Derick KakaioShawn KanaiaupuniKapi Kenoi-ChinTerrilyn LeeLance LeongThompson ManoLeighanne MedeirosErin NahuinaHunter Kekahio

1984Susan Aki-SanfordAmanda FernandezKilnani IshiiIvalee KamaluAlbert SeamsterWalter ThoemmesKimberly Thomas

1985Deanna Calderone-KaufmanRobin KerrChristine LaumaunaAdrienne Renaud-CashmanJodie Toyota

1986Audrey BurkeAnne MatsuzakiJoylynn Yarbrough

1987Peter AlauKanani BriggsMicah KaneJoelle LeeTerri Lyn Saragosa

1988Troy RosenbushKim Terai

1989Hailama FardenKris GalagoHeidi HayashiRacine HeeLawnie-Lyn LauJen-L LymanMaile MundonCara RallitaYoung David SchoenSean SpencerKalei SternVerna Vaughan

1990Shelli AionaJared ChingSherylann EnomotoKelli-Jeanne HeuKehaulani Puu

1991Mahealani AlvarezBrandon ChoyRyan CummingsJeremy HopkinsJodi Kaneaiakala-ShimKristina LoweAndrea Oakland

1992William AkamaAndrea DiasElizabeth FerrerKoy-Allan OmoCarina TagupaClarissa Yamamoto

1993Elizabeth AhanaKamakani DancilLeah MarianiTrisha Ann PlemerChad TeixeiraBran-Dee TorresMelissa Wilson

1994Valerie Amby-KamakeeainaDarice ApoJeb Bassett

Daniel ChongShannon KahoanoBrandy McDougallJacqueline Ng-OsorioKanealii Ng-OsorioEmily Puu

1995Keala ChangKevin KidderHarry SuzukiChad TakatsugiKeikilani UeharaMalia Yee

1996Janelle HamadaJana SternJonathan Wong

1997Alohi AeaAbraham AlamaJmi Bassett-AsamSarah CruzTrevor DainesDaryl EdwardsJewel HendersonRaenelle Kwock

In the 2009 – 2010 fiscal year, the Foundation saw a 57% increase in alumni participation from the previous fiscal year.



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1998Nalani Arnold DesjardinsEmiko BaconBeau BassettBrandon BunagReid Reid

1999Genelle Jucutan-PugaKamaka Parker

2001William AhueThomas AkeoSarah ApanaLeslee-Ann BarclayKahakuonapuaali BarrettJennifer BaumLeinaala ChongKevin CleggWayne CoitoCheri ComparanJenavi CorreaIkaikaokekahi DangKirra Downing

Chelsea FernandezLeah FreitasCrystal GooMoanileiawapuhi HannahsChristine HewPete HostetlerAmy InciongJoan JensenDawson KaauaIan KamemotoDawn KeliiaaChristopher LeeKevin LeeJasmine LloydShelby LooKelvin LunnKeahi MakaimokuKaiewa MasudaRachel NietoIan O’SullivanTrevor OzawaKristi PerreiraLouise ReyesMercedes RitteNoelle Russell

Anthony SardineAriana SmithAlana TaniguchiMakana Aheoan TocmanWilikinia VasquezCarden VincentSeena WiseKara WongSarah WongDarin WrightJames Yates

2002Vieni Vitale

2004Joshua AkionaAnthony ChoySarah Kama

2007Kukapuouhaa Gunderson

2010Ian Douglas


*Kamehameha Schools’ alumni

* Carolyn Kehaunani Abad

Vince L. Acohido

* Alohi M. Aea

* Melissa M. Agena

Vincente D. Agpoon

Clay W. Ah Soon

* Elizabeth K. Ahana

* Shelli P. Aiona

* Moana Akana

* Ladd P. Akeo

* Julian K. Ako

* Abraham K. Alama

Jana P. Alamillo

* Rhonda A. Alexander-Monkres

* Valerie M. Amby-Kamakeeaina

* Gail K. Aoki

Pomaialoha Apana

* Laurie Apiki

* Darice E. Apo

* Albert K. Apo

Waynette K. Apolo

Julie E. Arias

Shane M. Arquette

April K. Atisanoe

* Jennifer K. Awai

* Noel Baker

Emiko M. Baker

Theresa M. Balaz

Cynthia Bartels

* Sandra L. Bassett

James E. Bassett

Jan E. Becket

Healani Beirne

Kirk Belsby

S. Haunani Bennett

Lyanne K. Binkauski

Bryant K. Binkie

Roberta L. Bishaw

* Rowena L. Blaisdell

Lori A. Bodine

* Marsha K. Bolson

Lyan L. Bonn

* Susan K. Botti

Ann Botticelli

Mary Brewer

T. Kanani Brown

* Brandon K. Bunag

* H. David Burge

faculty and staff Donors

Paula Ann Burgess-Tauala

* E. Lahapa Burke

Sanoe K. Cabanting

Lance Cagasan

Rama D. Camarillo

* Kelcey-Christine M. Cambra

Catherine M. Camp

Lori Carlson

Catherine Carpenter

D. Rod Chamberlain

Brian Y. Chang

Winifred K. Ching

Tiffany L. Ching

John J. Chock

* Leinaala M. Chong

Ronald Chong Kee

Malia S. Chong-Gossert

Michelle L. Chun

Lorna Chun

Jocelyn P. Chun

Diane P. Chun

* Dr. Michael J. Chun

* Naomi N. Chun

Stacy A. Clayton

Katherine Cline

Whitney A. Cobb

Tiana M. Companion

Kelly I. Cua

David M. Cunningham

* Kamakani J. Dancil

Tricia W. Dang

Heidi L. Dangaran

Deane DeCastro

* Desiree D. Del Rosario

* Lee Ann L. Delima

Jody A. Deponte

Scott A. Desa

* Andrea P. Dias

Heather K. Dikilato

* Moya K. Donahue

* John I. Donlin

Wendy Doyle

Thomas K. Duarte

* Nanette T. Dudoit

Kahelelani M. Duval

June S. Eaton

Britany M. Edwards

* Lyla K. Eldredge

Dorothy Ellis

Mark Ellis

Deborah Erskine

Alejandra Facchini

Our Work Place Giving campaign generated over $30,000 of support for the Foundation in 2009.


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Kim Fale

* Hailama V. Farden

* Dawn Farm-Ramsey

Jean J. Fergerstrom

* Amanda L. Fernandez

Nichole Field

Adele S. Flores

* Randie Fong

Stanley Fortuna

Nancy A. Fortuna

Kealoha Fox

Francine C. Frank

Jason A. Franks

Peter Fuchs

Gail G. Fujimoto

* Ede A. Fukumoto

* Kris M. Galago

* Dannette B. Gardner

Frank M. Garma

Karen P. Gill

Jill Gushiken

Sharon Hager

* E. Kaiponohea Hale

* Janelle N. Hamada

Karen M. Hamada

Karen Hamocon

Jo Anne R. Hanada

Charlene J. Handa

* Neil J. Hannahs

* Piilani Hanohano

J. Puanani Harman

Deidre Harris

Shane Y. Hedani

Richard Heyd

Dorothy Hirata

Wayne M. Hisashima

Clare Ho

Mabel P. Ho

Carol Ho

* D. Kuulei Ho

Elizabeth Hokada

Darrel R. Hoke

Patricia Holmes

Renae M. Holt

* Matthew W. Holt

Lisa M. Holt

* Liana K. Honda

Violet Hoohuli

Kimberly Huntzinger

Sylvia Hussey

Sheri Iha

Patricia P. Ikeda

* Karlette Ikemoto

Jolene K. Imada

Stacey A. Imamura

Melissa Imperial

* J. Douglas K. Ing

Noella Inn

Bernell K. Isabel

Koren D. Ishibashi

Gail A. Ishimoto

Nikki H. Iwata

Jon T. Iwatani

Linda J. Jacobs

* Geraldine K. Johansen

Margaret A. Johnson

Pualani D. Jones

Diane K. Joshua

Elsa M. Kaai

Rachelle L. Kaaihili

* Coleen I. Kaanehe

* Dawson K. Kaaua

* Shannon P. Kahoano

Sharleen Kahoopii

* Walter Kahumoku

* Edward K. Kalama

Corbett A. Kalama

Rosemary Kaleikini

Cynthia Kaleikini-Todd

Michael E. Kam

Kathy Kama

* Ivalee L. Kamalu

* Shawn M. Kanaiaupuni

* Janis C. Kane

* Micah A. Kane

* Jodi K. Kaneaiakala-Shim

Tracy L. Kaneakua

Marian Kapuaala

* Raedeen M. Karasuda

Debbie Kato

* Lydia N. Katsuda

Chendra Kauahikaua

* Denise V. Kauhi

Nathaniel Kauina

* Gaylyn E. Kauleinamoku

Dwayne P. Kaulia

Luana Kawaa

Diane M. Kawahakui

Cheryl Kawasaki

Wendy M. Kekahio

* Kordell C. Kekoa

* Lisanne K. Kekuewa

Rebecca J. Kekuna

Summer K. Keliipio

* Sydney W. Keliipuleole

* Kapi Kenoi-Chin

* Robin L. Kerr

Bernice M. Kihara

* Robert K. Kihune

Jodie T. Kimura

* Mervlyn Kitashima

Clifford Kobashigawa

* Ronelle K. Kopp

Elizabeth M. Kraft

Gail H. Kuba

Donna Kuewa


Nadine T. Lagaso

Keanukapulani Lau Hee

* Christine K. Laumauna

Kevin Lauterbach

* Anthony V. Le Bron

* Joelle L. Lee

Candace Lee

Aarion Lee

Herling R. Lee

Pauline K. Lee Loy

Tiara K. Lee-Gustilo

Emma Lenton

* Thyzra-Ann P. Lindsey

Edward J. Lingo

Vivian L. Little

Theresa Lock

Daniel V. Loo

Gladys Loo

Karen C. Loo

Michael P. Loo

Cheryl Looper

* Ann M. Love

* Paul F. Lucas

Anna Lee P. Lum

Lori A. Lum Ho

Susan Lussier

Kelli Lyau

Mitzi Maeshiro

*Kamehameha Schools’ alumni

* Dee Jay A. Mailer

Crystal Makaena

* R. Kawika Makanani

* Teresa H. Makuakane-Drechsel

Nolan J. Malone

Laura L. Manoi-Cuban

Paulene A. Marcello

* Leah K. Mariani

Cory Matsumiya

Ruth S. Matsumoto

Carmen Matsuura

* Anne M. Matsuzaki

Harlan W. Mattos

Jeffrey N. Mau

* Jade Mau

* Williet H. Medeiros

Robert K. Medeiros

* William G. Meinel

Charmaine N. Merrill

Tammy Milanio

Richard A. Mills

Myron J. Mitsuyasu

Tanya Molina

* M’liss Moore

Wanda Moratin

Dianne A. Muraoka

Lester Muraoka

Vivian S. Murray

Janet Na

Lauren Nahme

* Erin N. Nahuina

Donna Nakahara

Wilma - Joyce Nauka

Jose L. Nekaifes

Tripler K. Ng

* Jacqueline Ng-Osorio

* Kanealii K. Ng-Osorio

Khai Q. Ngo

Raymond K. Ngum

Shair K. Nielsen

Jeanette Nielson

Bobbi Nihipali

Leanne A. Nikaido

Guy H. Nishimura

* Leimamo Nitta

Dale Nitta

Nancy Numazu

* Robert C. Oda

Lance S. Ogata

Aileen K. Ogomori

Darlene Ohashi

Robert M. Okuhara

Michael Oliver

* Koy-Allan K. Omo

Grace I. Omura

Mary C. Osswald

Lynn L. Otake-Vierra

Linda Oyama

Jarena H. Pacarro

* Star N. Pai

Wm. D. Mahealani Pai

Sharolyn G. Pali

* Kamaka A. Parker

Roger Patao

Christopher J. Pating

* Katherine Lokelani Patrick

* Kekoa Paulsen

Hokuao Pellegrino

James F. Penczar

Darrell G. Pennington

Tyler Perreira

* Kristi M. Perreira

* Nikki L. Petner

Linda A. Picanco

Lesley Ann N. Pico-Lilio

* Trisha Ann K. Plemer

Laurie M. Plemer

Diane J. Plotts

Carol M. Pohina

Kaleonani K. Prais

Paul Prevenas

* Lanice Pullano

Paula J. Purdy

faculty and staff Donors


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Kilia W. Purdy-Avelino

* Emily L. Puu

Michael Racoma

Robin Y. Racoma

Brandon Ramaila

Roxanne Ramones

Rubiflor V. Redona

Gail Reinhardt

* Adrienne Pikake Renaud-Cashman

* Stacy P. Rezentes

Jennifer K. Rosa

Kamaka R. Rosario

Tana L. Rosehill

* Yvonne Pee Wee Ryan

B. Haunani Saifoloi

Ivan Sakamoto

* Stephanie Sakugawa

* Elizabeth L. Sala

Benjamin Salazar

Diana L. Sanchez

* Marcia A. Saquing

Glenn H. Sasaki

Jason Sato

Dana K. Sato

Christy Sato

Brandy A. Sato

Helen H. Scott

Judy L. Scoville-Layfield

Laurie U. Seto

Linda Shibano

Robbie Ann K. Shimose

Mavis Shiraishi-Nagao

Colleen Shishido

* Kapu C. Smith

Ronald D. Snow

Phyllis Sone

Eric Sonnenberg

Jessica Soon

Tanya M. Souza

George Sowell

Shannon M. Spencer

Robert K. Stender

Amelia Sterling

* Kalei Stern

* Eleanor U. Stevens

Francine Sua-Filo

Grant Y. Sumida

Mari Sunabe

Mark S. Taba

Todd Z. Takahashi

* Chad M. Takatsugi

Michele L. Taketa

Linda M. Tanaka

Debra D. Tang

Beth Taone

Reyn K. Tateyama

Wendy K. Tatsuno

* Kim E. Terai

* Walter F. Thoemmes

Tammy D. Thoemmes

* Kimberly L. Thomas

Nhu P. Thomason

Wilma C. Thompson

Nainoa Thompson

Linda Thompson

Katherine A. Tibbetts

Susan W. Todani

Vanessa Tolentino

Sabrina R. Toma

* Bran-Dee M. Torres

* Jodie Y. Toyota

Stanley Tsuji

Lemoe F. Tua

* Keikilani R. Uehara

Tamara Ulima

Phil K. Uyehara

Gail Y. Vannatta

* Verna K. Vaughan

Cory Vilamil - Gomes

Liana C. Vossen

Robert C. Wagner

* R. Healani Waiau

Solomon Wainee

Janice Wakamatsu

M. Kanani Wall

* Laurielei A. Waracka

Ruta White

* Melissa L. Wilson

Maxine M. Wilson

* Herbert R. Wilson

* Charmain E. Wong

* Colleen I. Wong

* Henry K. Wong

Livingston S. Wong

Julie A. Wong

Ulalia Woodside

Gayle E. Yamami

Renette Yamanoha

Noelani Yatsushiro

Llewelyn Yee

Garret Yip

Cheryl Yokoyama

Kathleen Yonaoshi

Thomas Yoshida

Cheryl Ann Young

* Julia L. Young

Michael S. Young

Allison A. Yue

Janet M. Zisk


INDIVIDUALSLorelei K. AlbertRalph K. AonaHelen ArakakiRochelle K. AsaoLeona G. AuerbachViolet W. AwanaMargaret M. BaileyDebbie BauerleBenjamin M. BautistaBruce M. BlankenfeldElla L. BrooksN. BurchfieldCharlene Y. ChangAidan & Elijah ComparanMary CoxLisa DeLongDianne T. DouglasMoana K. EiseleJulie O. EnriquesSally A. FordNalani FujimotoArline L. HailiLitheia W. HallMoody E. HayesKim S. HoohuliTheresa S. HookanoOrdetta R. Hovland

Friends of the Foundation

Barbara L. HudmanJane C. IonaEthelyn K. KaaihueSarah K. KawailimaJaime N. KawanabeRobert KingGregg KodamaFred KramerRobert A. KriegerPamela K. LauSusan L. LeeRuth LeftwichKim D. LorchRick MageeGwendolyn N. MartinPamela K. MedeirosRobert R. MidkiffDavid J. MoriguchiCarolyn D. MossmanKaimookalani MuhlesteinRichard K. NagashimaClyde S. NakanoLucinda A. NamahoeMichael F. NauyokasJennifer A. NeumannRose L. NonakaKatharine L. O’DellJohn Otterson

Ruth A. PalmerMartin K. PeaElaine M. PetersJoan E. PraterKarl M. RolihJohan RonningenSharon L. RoseWendy K. RyderSteven Patrick K. SagonKevin F. SaitoTatum M. ShimabukuroMaile ShimabukuroKeali’i W. StewartLouis T. StibbardLena StoopsConstance SutherlandRonald P. TarioAlison M. UyeharaKaren G. YoungLora Lee Zaky

The Foundation’s impact is solely the result of your dedication and support for what we do and stand for.


ORGANIZATIONSA‘Ali‘i Tech SolutionsAbbott Laboratories Bank of America Foundation, Inc. Bank of America United Way Campaign Becker Capital ManagementCascade Mariners Chapter Chevron Humankind Matching Gift ProgramCity & County of Honolulu - Division of Motor VehiclesCockett Ohana OrganizationCounty of Hawai‘i - Department of Finance County of Kaua‘i - Department of FinanceCounty of Maui - Department of FinanceGallagher SecurityGeneral Growth PropertiesHawaii CCIM ChapterHui Imi Na‘auao o Hawai‘iInter-Island Appraisal Co.JustGive (Cisco Matching Gift Program) Kamehameha Alumni Glee ClubKamehameha Schools ASKMS (Hawai‘i Campus Middle School)Kamehameha Schools Association of Teachers & Parents Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 “Nā Hoaloha O Kamehameha”Kamehameha Schools Class of 1961Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Golfers

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Mahalo nui loa to those organizations in the community for the continued support and generosity throughout the years.

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1980Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Campus (9-12)Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Elementary Student CouncilKamehameha Schools Logo Royalty PaymentsKamehameha Schools Program ServicesKamehameha Schools Secondary School (ASKS)Kamehameha Schools Support ServicesKamehameha Schools Varsity Football Booster ClubKaulupono MusicKawaiaha‘o Plaza 2009 May Day CommitteeMacy’s West G.I.F.T.Manuhealii Inc.Merck Partnership for GivingMicrosoft Giving Campaign Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramNative Books, Inc.Native Hawaiian Chamber of CommercePalm Records, Inc.Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic ClubRiggle’s WarriorsRoyal Hawaiian CenterShell Oil Company FoundationThe Mountain Apple CompanyValley of the Sun United WayWells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program


Gifts contributed in memory of loved ones, friends and colleagues are special ways to pay tribute to those who were an important part of our lives. Friends and family listed below were lovingly remembered with gifts to the foundation. Kamehameha Schools’ alumni are recognized with their graduating year.

In Loving Memory

Harry Akahane, 1941Abraham AkakaShay W. AuerbachWinona K. Beamer, 1941Helen Beamer, 1900Elizabeth Kuulei BellMarilyn BlumArthur K. Burchett, 1959Kuuipo B. Chai, 1961Phillip W. ChangCarol ChingLeilani L. Chun, 1937Rose L. Crabbe, 1952

John P. Dupont, 1970Patrick K. Gandall, 1949Isaac H. Harbottle, 1893Daniel M. Hiraga, 2001Bertrand HoEmma Holt, 1925Rebecca JensenBernard JohansenEdmund “Buster” W. Kaaa, 1952Ruby Kauieolani H. KahoiwaiGeorge H. Kaua, 1958Kupuna Sarah K. KawailimaJoseph Kekoa

Simon KimseuCarl KimseuArthur K. KinneyStella A. KutakaDavid LorchLeroy R. Lum Ho, 1959Doris M. LymanMarjorie C. MidkiffKoa Paka K. MilesGary MinatoyaMary K. Murray, 1953Paul M. Murray, 1979Simeon Naeole

Paul A. Puaa, 1927Raye L. Rapoza, 1986Michael San MiguelWilliam C. Silva, 1944John K. Simonson, 1940Mervyn C. Thompson, 1945Jacquelynne N. ThompsonTennyson K. Tom, 1995John N. Travis, 1898Hermine D. Vasconcellos 1937Elizabeth Wailaahia YabuiKeith Yamada

Giving To The FoundationHOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCEContributions made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation reflect gifts for the heart and will help to carry forward the vision of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi to empower Hawaiians through education. The Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt organization; therefore, contributions made to the Foundation are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Additionally, 100 percent of your gift goes to help others as Kamehameha Schools covers the Foundation’s administrative and overhead expenses.

Unrestricted Donations: Unrestricted gifts allow the Foundation the flexibility to respond to the areas of most critical need. These outright gifts include cash appreciated property (real estate, stock) or tangible personal property.

Restricted Donations: Restricted gifts define a program, project or scholarship of special interest to the donor.

Tribute Gifts: Tribute gifts are made in honor or memory of individuals, family members, friends or colleagues who have inspired you or touched your heart. This is a meaningful way to honor loved ones in perpetuity.

Future Gifts: A future gift is arranged now, but the Foundation’s use of the funds is delayed to a later time. The funds from bequest are available to utilize at the end of the donor’s life. Other ways of making a future gift are naming the Foundation as beneficiary of a portion of an IRA or other retirement plan, or life insurance policy, or establishing a charitable remainder trust with the principal payable to the Foundation when the trust terminates.

Corporate Matching Gifts: Corporations will often match an employee’s charitable gift dollar for dollar. Please check with your employer to see if your contribution qualifies for this category.

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