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Michael Alika Simon Jr. 50, Male Deland FL. United States: Share on Facebook MySpace Tweet

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No hea mai 'oe? Where are you from?: First generation born off the islands, Hayward CA.

At 5:27pm on May 17, 2009, Kaapuikinaea said…: aloha mai e Michael. Thanks for the add, I forgot to tell you that when you req. to add me.

At 9:52pm on March 9, 2009, TK said…: Aloha kaua e Simon, Just read the message about your wife. I am so sorry for the passing of your wife, mother of your precious children and your dear friend. I send my prayers from Moku o Kakuihewa to you and your ohana.

At 1:49pm on March 9, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…: ALOHA Kaua, e Simon, I just read your passing of your Love One.
It is not the lenght of time that One that have spend on Earth this is important, but the ALOHA that you have shared will all during your life on Earth. Malama Pono to you and your Ohana.

At 10:29am on February 8, 2009, richard cummings said…: We are all trying to get back HOME. Though I must admit, that while it is no Hawaii, the Bay area is not too bad a place to stuck(get plenty-kine displced Kanaka Maoli).
Aloha
Richard

At 1:53pm on February 7, 2009, richard cummings said…: Howzit.Im currently living in the San Francisco bay area ( Newark),and I work at Kaiser Hayward/Fremont.My wife is Kaneohe born and raised. We have been in CA. since1995, and we make it home about every other yr. cuz we need toEat ONO food, swim in warm water,see family and friends.Aloha

At 11:07am on February 6, 2009, Namaka'eha said…: See if you can order online a Hawaiian Dictionary to help translate. I'm workign on one and asked some friends to kokua. Don't give up, just thinking the inoa should be longer.

At 3:53pm on February 5, 2009, Namaka'eha said…: Aloha,

Go to www.ulukau.org and click on Hawaiian Genealogy indexes. Search married records for last name Makaena or other po'e who married into yours.

You can also search the Hawaiian newspaper and enter name after clicking on huli. The name you are looking for will be highlighted in yellow.

I aksed another friend if he recognize name on Moloka'i. I'm wondering if it supppose to be longer - the last name. Seems short.

At 3:13pm on February 5, 2009, Namaka'eha said…: Aloha,

What part of Maui. I need to go back and may have seen in land transaction many years back. If you have other names you are related to, let me know.

At 11:30am on February 5, 2009, Namaka'eha said…: What is your family inoa on the Hawaiian side and where from?

At 9:51am on February 5, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…: ALOHA Kaua, e Alika, The Honor is all mine to have you as my Friend. Your mana'o to me meant so much. Mahalo Nui. Hawaii belongs to our people and they know it. Long Live The Hawaiian Kingdom.