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Kickball Tournament & Hawaiian Plate Fundraiser for our sister

Posted by Jeff Renaud on July 28, 2010 at 2:30pm
Mahalo to everyone who came out to support our fundraiser's. Mahalo to the families who helped in every way with the food, set up etc..and for all the donations as well! All to support our sister Sacha's journey to Stanford University Hospital in October to have open heart surgery.

We have set up an account with American Savings Bank. When sending in checks etc please notate in the memo section SACHA WILKINS donation. You can donate to any ASB branch as the account is under
Sacha & Kaleo Wilkins & Louise Renaud

Next fundraiser are

Saturday Aug 28
Kickball Tournament / Hawaiian Plate Fundraiser $10
Hauula School Playground
8am (all day)
$50 per team
contact Xavier Solomon 330-6401 (xaviersolomon@ymail.com)

Mahalo
Renaud-Wilkins-Kamauoha ohana's!
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Health Statistics - Native Hawaiian Data Book 2006

Posted by Ka ‘Ahahui Lā‘au Lapa‘au on April 26, 2009 at 9:10am
The PDF document below provides statistics from 2006 about the state of Native Hawaiian health in Hawai'i as compared to other ethnic groups. It is an enlightening, useful resource and reference - and we were taught that epidemic illness was a thing of the past! It also contains contacts for healthcare systems/practitioners on every island who focus on native health issues. The ‘Ahahui Lā‘au Lapa‘au may also be a helpful resource. Please join our group and add us as a friend. E mālama pono kākou.OHA DataBook 2006 - Health.pdf
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Thought For Today: True Peace

Posted by Luana on April 20, 2009 at 11:17pm
Note: I got the following words from thoughtfortoday.org.uk and only changed the format in which I present it here to you.
TRUE PEACETrue peacecan be experiencedonly when we stopgiving and takingsorrow.In ordernot to givesorrowwe need a clear heartthat hasno ill feelingsand for not takingsorrowwe need a big heartthat cantolerateand helpother soulsto get overtheirweaknesses.
I just thought I'd post this here because my senior quote in my high school's yearbook is: "Peace begins when expectation ends." I had found that phrase in one of those free pocket-sized Hallmark calendars in the summer of 1989.Wishing all of you who have found this blog of mine... Peace, Love, Joy and Happiness always!E malama pono apau,Francie Luana W.
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