KONA HONGWANJI BUDDHIST TEMPLE E - JIHO July 2015 Theme & Slogan 2015: Embrace Change: Awareness (Seek Opportunities) KEEI BUDDHIST CHURCH and CEMETERY BON SERVICE and DANCE Saturday, July 18, 2015

Cemetery Service at 5:00 p.m. – Bon Service at 6:00 p.m. Bon Dance at 7:00 p.m.

KONA HONGWANJI BON DANCE

Saturday, July 25, 2015 Lantern Parade at 6:30 p.m.---Bon Dance at 7:00 p.m.

HATSU BON SERVICE

Sunday, July 26, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. Guest Speaker: Reverend Shinkai Murakami, Resident minister at Wailuku Hongwanji Japanese Service at 10:30 a.m. Obon (Kangi-e/Ullambana-gathering. The origin of Obon can be traced to the Ullambana Sutra, which relates to the story of Mahamaudgalyayana (Mogallana in Pali), the most gifted of Sakyamuni Buddha’s disciples in the area of extraordinary sense perceptions. The story teaches the importance of hearing the Buddha’s teachings and observing the precepts. In realizing the compassion of the Buddha, Mahamaudgalyayana was so overjoyed that he clapped his hands and danced about. This is said to have been the beginning of the Bon Odori (traditional Japanese dances on Obon Day.) Obon, therefore being an occasion for rejoicing in the awakening offered by the Buddha, is an opportunity to express gratitude not only to ancestors, but to all who have passed on. Therefore it is often referred to as Kangi-e, “Gathering of Joy”.

August Events/Services Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 9:00 a.m.—Start of new Dharma School Year Sunday, August 9, 2015 KHBT Benefit Golf Tournament at Big Island Country Club

Please help and support this event---More information inside this Jiho Contact person—Aaron Nagata

Sunday, August 16, 2015 at 9:00 a.m.—Cemetery Bon Service NEED THE ASSISTANCE OF THE MINISTER , contact Rev. Bruce Nakamura at 323-2993 or Emergency only 987-9900 or Norma Matsumoto at 323-2552 or 989-3015. To schedule services or activities, call the church office at 323-2993 Monday thru Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed on weekends and holidays. If unable to contact the office clerk, leave a message on the answering machine. E-MAIL ADDRESS: Church - [email protected] Rev. Bruce - [email protected]

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JULY Service @ Hualalai Regency Service @ Life Care Center Adult Sunday Service Bon Dance Practice Bon Dance Practice Senior Activity Program Judo Club Market Day Set-Up IKEBANA CANCELLED Judo Club Market Day & Pancake Breakfast Adult Sunday and Joint Birthday/Memorial Service Dharma Family Enrichment Bon Dance Practice Round-Table Forum Bon Dance Practice Ikebana in Scout Room Keei Buddhist Church & Cemetery - Cemetery Service Bon Service 7:00 PM ... Bon Dance Adult Sunday Service Bon Dance Practice Bon Dance Practice Hosha #2; Omigaki #3; Food Prep #1 Lantern Parade 7:00 PM ... Bon Dance Hatsubon Service 10:30 AM .. Japanese Service Preschool Temple Visitation AUGUST English Family Service Service @ Hualalai Regency Service @ Life Care Center NO SUNDAY SERVICE Kona Hongwanji Benefit Golf Tournament @ Big Island Country Club - Check In Shotgun Start Board of Director's Meeting Senior Activity Program Cemetery Bon Service Round-Table Forum English Family Service & Joint Birthday/Memorial Svc Preschool Temple Visitation CUB SCOUTS & BOY SCOUTS

EVERY MONDAY CUB SCOUT PACK 12 MEETING AT 5:00 PM EVERY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY CUB SCOUT PACK 12 MEETING AT 5:00 PM EXCEPT 1ST WEDNESDAY EVERY TUESDAY BOY SCOUT TROOP 59 MEETING AT 7:00 PM

TAIKO PRACTICE EVERY THURSDAY TAIKO PRACTICE AT 5:30 PM TAIKO MEETING EVERY 2nd THURSDAY IN THE SOCIAL HALL AT 6:45 PM

JUDO PRACTICE JUDO CLUB MEETING EVERY 1ST WEDNESDAY IN SCOUT ROOM EVERY MONDAY AT 7:00 PM NIGHT CLASS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6:00 PM NOVICE; 7:00 PM NIGHT CLASS EVERY TUESDAY AT 6:30 PM ADULT ONLY EVERY THURSDAY AT 7:00 PM KATA CLASS

IKEBANA EVERY 2ND SATURDAY AT 9:00 AM IN THE SCOUT ROOM

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MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR JULY and AUGUST 2015 First Year (2014)

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CHIYOKO MIZOSHIRI TADASHI KAKU TOSHIO NAGAI NOZOMU UEMURA

August

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HAROLD H. MANAGO FUSAE TAKAHARA HAZEL AYAKO AOYAGI SASAE TAKEMOTO MURAKAMI KIMIYO "DOROTHY" KONDO

Seventh Year (2009)

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KATHRYN KINOE KAWAHARA

Thirteenth Year (2003)

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KIYONO KUNITAKE SUMIE YONEMORI

Seventeenth Year (1999)

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HARUE KAWAKAMI MINORU INOUYE KIKUMO FUJIKAWA MASAO "MASA NINJA" HORI

Twenty-Fifth Year (1991)

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SHIGETO MATSUDA KAMALEI KUNITOMO NEILY Y. OKUMURA

Thirty-Third Year (1983)

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MASAYUKI KAWASAKI TSURUHIKO FUKUDA FUDE KUDO ALBERT MATSUO

August Third Year (2013)

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August Fiftieth Year (1966)

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TSURU ASHIHARA SUMIE FUJITA

One Hundredth Year (1916)

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KINZABURO MATSUMOTO MIYANOSHIN MURAKAMI KIMI NAKAYAMA KOTO WATANABE IKUTARO TANAKA

August

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

by Norma Matsumoto

Another successful O-Bon Festival! Our 12th!! With generous donations of food items by the Kyodan board and others, a delicious bento of yakitori chicken and a delicious and refreshing somen salad were made with the help of Carol Ikeda and sold at our fundraising concession. Saimin and Chad Yamamoto’s famous teriyaki sticks were also sold. It is the first time, in my tenure, that the temple has participated in the O-Bon Festival, selling food in partnership with the Keauhou Shopping Center restaurants. We hope to keep this tradition, as Japanese food was not a part of this occasion, previously. L & L has Chinese food, and the Thai restaurant serves fried rice, pad thai and chicken satay, but at an O-Bon Festival, the Japanese menu was missing until now. Many thanks to the many hands that annually raise the tents and set up the tables and chairs and lighting. Many thanks to the many hands that raise the Yagura and the Japanese colored lanterns. These are our precious ‘roots’ the hold the temple up…the Boy Scouts, their leaders and parents that the temple sponsors; the Shinwakai which keeps O-

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Bon traditions alive with the Yagura and the ‘tera tera bozu’ to keep the rain away; the Taiko group which organizes the program of music and makes invitations to Daifukuji Taiko and Randall and his ‘sister’ to spice up the program as well! Most of all, thank you to the dancers, experienced and just ‘experimenting’ for making it so festive. (I was in there…at least for the four songs I know!) We hope to see you at our temple’s O-Bon to dance with, and for, Hatsubon families who have lost loved ones since our last O-Bon. I’ll be looking for you on July 25. Please join me on August 9 for our next fundraising adventure!! Bring all your golfing friends to our Golf Tournament at Big Island Country Club. Look for details in this edition of the Jiho and help our newest and MOST ENERGETIC (tied with Betty Takeoka) board member in Member Welfare, Aaron Nagata. If you can’t golf, we can use donations of water, anything that can be used as prizes, or a little monetary help for Aaron to use to make it successful! In Gassho

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

By Mary Katayama

Baccalaureate Service: 11 graduating seniors from Konawaena, Kealakehe and HPA high schools attended the Baccalaureate Service held on Sunday, May 17, 2015. In attendance were: Cody Fujimoto, Lara-Lynn Goodwin, Michael Gusman, Kelsey Katayama, Pono Kunitomo, Kililani Kunitomo, Kyler Kunitomo, Nikki Kunitomo, Amy Lowe, DJ Sekiya and Kody Urada. Luncheon with family and friends followed. Each graduate shared their future plans. Kelsey received scholarships from the Kona Hongwanji BWA and the United BWA. He also received the Richard and Eleanor Imai Shin Buddhist Scholarship. Congratulations to Kelsey and all the 2015 Graduates. Project Dana: A Caregiver Conference titled, “Caregivers First: Carousel of Care” was held on Friday, June 12, 2015 at the Hilton Waikoloa Village from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Janet Kunitake, Chizuko Nakamura and Mary Katayama attended. Dr. Michael Cheang gave the Keynote Address: The New Normal of Caregiving: Myths and Reality”. With several Break-Out Sessions, we chose to attend the “Legal Health for seniors and Caregivers” and “Healthy Habits for a Healthier You”. The afternoon session of “Carousel of Care” , was an option for attendees to receive massage, Reiki, Lomi ,Lomi, Art, Laughter, Music, Healing Touch, etc. We learned a lot about caregiving. To be an effective caregiver we need to care for our self first. Thank you Project Dana for sponsoring the Big Island Project Dana attendees. Bon Festival: The 12th Annual Bon Festival was held on Saturday, June 13, 2015 at the Keauhou Shopping Center. This annual event to open the Bon season is sponsored by the Kyodan. Credit the Taiko Group and its leaders who started this event in 2003. Mahalo to Carol Ikeda and her volunteers for preparing the Bento and Somen Salad; to Chad Yamamoto and his volunteers for the BBQ stix; Kyodan president Norma Matsumoto for the saimin and soliciting craft/food vendors for the event; to Shirley Matsuoka and Chizu Nakashima for greeting the general public with towels, fans and programs; to Pauline Oshiro and Sally Murakami for selling T-shirts and craft items made by Project Dana. Arigato to the Taiko Group for Yagura set up; Boy Scout Troop 59 for setting up tents, tables/chairs as they have done for many, many years Morris and Mary deeply appreciate help from all volunteers . New Blood Bank Regulations... Kona’s Blood Bank Coordinator, Janice Onaka shared Updated Blood Bank Donor Regulations with our members. Update regulations are posted on the church Bulletin Boards. Thank you Janice.

SEASON OF BON--SIMPLE, YET PROFOUND

by Bruce Y. Nakamura

OBON ORIGINS Possibly the most popular religious highlight for Hawaiian Buddhists is the welcoming of the annual Bon season during the months of June, July and August. All across the state of Hawaii, diverse cultural and religious backgrounds converge on temple grounds to celebrate throughout with services, dancing and fellowship. The term, "Bon" is derived from the Urabon or Ullambana Sutra. The original sanskrit term is Avamlambana meaning, literally "to hang upside down". It was believed that religious service afforded merit for the dead who is saved from the "hellish" torment in the next life of being "hung upside down". The sutra states how Maudgalyayana (Mokuren, Jpnse.) saved his mother from the realm of hungry ghosts (gaki,

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Jpnse) by making offerings to the company of the Buddha's monks on the 15th day of the 7th month in retreat. The Pravana retreat held during the Indian monsoon season is when monks were restricted from travel to avoid hurting and killing smaller forms of life. With the legendary account of the early sangha's intervention, this popular tale concludes with the peaceful repose of Mokuren's mother and seven family generations. Overjoyed, Mokuran leaped into the air clapping his hands and began to dance with joy. This early legend traces the origin of Obon. (Reference: A Dictionary of Japanese Buddhist Terms by Hisao Inagaki; c.1984;pp 255-6). The Japanese Obon dance began during the Muromachi period (1400-30). This form of dance is known as "hayashi-mono" developing in two aspects: 1) dancing in a circle around a raised platform (yagura); and 2) dancing in step formation in a straight line. The ceremony of welcoming and sending off earth-nature and ancestral-family spirits are found in the popular practices of China, Korea and Japan. These popular forms came into Buddhist ceremony and ritual dance to pray the visiting spirits for protection and well-being for the living. LEGACY OF DIVERSITY In a diverse and ever evolving community where cultures migrate from different parts of the world, Hawaii has become a rich hodge-podge of histories and ethnicities that continue to change up to the present. Asian cultures for the most part, uplift the legacy of family and cultural histories to stimulate the basis to personal identity while being challenged by futures shared for opportunity and prosperity. As Buddhism spread throughout Asia, its streams flowed into the Hawaii territory that would be become the 50th state, U.S.A. For the most part, Japanese immigrants could not accumulate the wealth to return to their village homes in Japan. Most accepted the harsh reality they would have to stay and eventually marry and raise a family. After almost a 1,000 years of Japanese Buddhism bound to feudal Japan, overseas missions as far away places like Hawaii, the north American continent, Brazil and Canada were born on western soil. Today in the 21st century, American Buddhists face new challenges to share the Dharma through many expressions and pathways. We are no longer habitually bound by tradition and culture. We've all, but lost it in the fervor to become fiercely independent as American citizens, whatever that can mean. To be Japanese does not mean to be Buddhist. To genuinely thrive as a dharma travelor of our inspirational founder, Shinran Shonin, we must develop and live the teachings of our Dharma masters, teachers and family who have opened the pathway of the Nembutsu by example. Interdependence, Change & Uncertainty Though we as American Hawaii clergy look to our "mother-temple Hongwanji" and its leaderships for guidance and innovation, we, on a practical level, experience the living dharma teaching by those we come into contact every day. Recent memorials celebrating the lives and birth into the Pure Land of Ellen Tamaki Harano of Kona and Sadami Hamamoto of Hilo are such persons who exemplify the simple, yet profound truth of life's inexhaustible treasures in gratitude. Ellen Tamaki not ever scolded or admonished the younger ones helping with the Manju-making projects throughout the year. Ellen simply guided by example with a quiet and beautiful confidence and joy. With so many no longer bound to unwritten ethnic and cultural inhibitions, let us open our hearts, hands and behavior welcoming and teaching the younger and the unfamiliar to the cultural bounties of our Japanese and Buddhist customs. The Obon season is not the exception. Sadami Hamamoto of Hilo Betsuin and a former internment camp detainee, enjoyed coming early in the morning and on weekends to gather the discarded greens and wilted flowers from the altars to spread in her gardens and landscape. This was just one of many joys in her life that was a beautiful source for me to share the limitless gratitude of great compassion. And how they lived - both of them, is how they died -- their hands and feet of the heart diligently and beautifully working in their garden and coffee field. I am so amazed by the simple, yet most profound truth they evoke to me. That though life can be difficult with hardships and filled with change and uncertainties, we are all so simply, yet profoundly connected by an indestructible compassion that bind us to light and life. Please enjoy the Bon season and see our jiho newsletter and West Hawaii publications for Kona Hongwanji's sponsored community Obon and Hatsubon services. EnJoy...!

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HEADQUARTERS UPDATE DENTO HOKOKU HOYO Honzan recently announced that the Dento Hokoku Hoyo (伝灯奉告法要 Commemoration Services of Transmission) of the 25th Sennyo Monshu will be held on the following dates (total of 80 services in 80 days in 10 periods); 2016 1st period: 2nd period: 3rd period: 4th period:

From Saturday, October 1 through Saturday, October 8 From Thursday, October 20 through Thursday, October 27 From Friday, November 4 through Friday, November 11 From Friday, November 18 through Friday, November 25

2017 5th period: 6th period: 7th period: 8th period: 9th period: 10th period:

From Tuesday, March 7 through Tuesday, March 14 From Tuesday, March 28 through Tuesday, April 4 From Tuesday, April 11 through Tuesday, April 18 From Tuesday, April 25 through Tuesday, May 2 From Tuesday, May 9 through Tuesday, May 16 From Wednesday, May 24 through Wednesday, May 31

The Commemoration Services will be held in the afternoon at Honzan (Kyoto, Japan) except one service on April 18, 2017 at Ohtani Honbyo. The office of the Bishop is planning to coordinate a pilgrimage tour for this special observance. Please wait for a more detailed information.

ALOHA FOR NEPAL - Update The Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii has initially donated $10,000 to Kathmandu Hongwanji and $5,000 to the disaster relief organization, Mercy Corps, in order to lend our immediate support for the tremendous devastation in Nepal which occurred on April 25, 2015. We have also established the “Aloha for Nepal Fund” to help all those affected by this earthquake. Your gift will directly aid relief efforts by Kathmandu Hongwanji and Mercy Corps. The deadline of sending your donation to HQ was June 1, however due to the concern shared by many people, we have extended the deadline until June 30, 2015. To date, we have received an additional $28,109.02 and contributions are still welcomed. Please make checks payable to Your Temple and designate Aloha for Nepal in the memo section. All donations will be forwarded to Hawaii Kyodan Headquarters. You can also donate online through the HHMH website; visit www.hongwanjihawaii.com and make a secure credit or debit card conation via Paypal.

PEACE ON YOUR WINGS “Peace On Your Wings” makes an exciting Hawaii Theatre debut. In observance of the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, encore performances will be held from August 6-9, 2015. Sadako Sasaki’s brother Masahiro Sasaki and his son Yuji Sasaki will join in the event in Hawaii. “Peace On Your Wings” will make its North American premiere in partnership with the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) at the Aratani Theater in Los Angeles as part of the JACCC’s annual Remembering Sadako event that promotes international peace through arts and culture. Three performances will take place on September 18th & 19th, 2015. For more information: peaceonyourwings.com

HHMH 2016 CALENDAR – CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2016 Slogan – Embrace Change: New Vision (Create Engagement) We seek opportunities from which we create a NEW VISION, which will plan for the future and Create Engagement with our members and the community. The deadline for submissions is September 9, 2015.

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JINJI – PERSONNEL   

Rev. David Fujimoto, the Resident Minister of Puna Hongwanji Mission as well as the Oversee Minister of the Naalehu and Pahala Hongwanji Mission, will be assigned to Mililani Hongwanji Mission as its Resident Minister as of July 1, 2015. Rev. Sol Kalu, the Resident Minister of Makawao Hongwanji Mission, will resign from Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii as of June 15, 2015. Mr. Jacob Chang, the Youth Specialist in the Office of Buddhist Education, will resign from Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii as of June 5, 2015.

NEW MEMBER From Kahaluu, North Kona, PAULINE GOODWIN is now a full-fledged member of the Kona Hongwanji Kyodan and also daughter LARA-LYNN. They have been attending services and activities for a while now. Lara-Lynn is a member of the Jr. YBA. Pauline joins with other Nishina family members.

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On June 13, 2015, the Taiko Group performed at the 12 Annual O-Bon Festival held at the Keauhou Shopping Center. There were lots of people dancing the night away honoring the deceased. JORDAN CIRIAKO and KRISTYN KATAYAMA, Senior Instructors of the Taiko Group, returned home from Oahu to perform with the group. Jordan also choreographed a performance to introduce the members of the group. As Junior Instructors MICHAEL GUSMAN, KELSEY KATAYAMA and TRENT TERADA and also Head Instructors, DAREN KATAYAMA and ALAN MATSUMOTO drummed, Jordan introduced the rest of the members of the Taiko Group, like a referee at a wrestling match, to the opening theme song, "Pride", of a defunct Japanese Mixed Martial Arts Association. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our fundraising tables at the O-Bon Festival and purchased an item or two. Thank you to WENDY TEREADA and her friend, ALEX for helping out. Congratulations to KELSEY KATAYAMA and MICHAEL GUSMAN ON THEIR GRADUATION FROM Konawaena High School. Best Wishes and lots of luck in your future field of study. Bon dance practices for July are: Monday, July 6, 2015 Monday, July 13, 2015 Monday, July 20, 2015

Thursday, July 9, 2015 Thursday, July 16, 2015 Thursday, July 23, 2015

All practices starts at 7:30 p.m. in the social hall. See you there!!

Richard and Eleanor Imai Scholarships Awarded

by Sandra Tomiyama, Imai Scholarship Committee

The Richard and Eleanor Imai Shin Buddhist scholarship annually awards grants of at least $2000. The mission of this scholarship award is to grant financial support to deserving Shin Buddhist youths in their pursuit of higher education and concomitantly enhance their practice of and commitment to Shin Buddhist principles and teachings throughout their lifetime. This year scholarships of $3400 have been awarded to two deserving young Shin Buddhists, Cristina Gervais and Kelsey Katayama. The 2015 applicants were judged in part on essays submitted on the topic “What should be the Shin Buddhists view of terrorists?”

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Cristina has been an active member of the Honpa Hongwanji Hilo Betsuin since she was 4 years old as a member of Hilo Hongwanji’s 4-H clubs, attending Dharma school for 7 years, Jr. YBA member and officer, and student of the Gakuen (Japanese school) and graduated from that program receiving the State of Hawaii Japanese Language Association award twice. Cristina has chosen to attend the University of Hawaii – Hilo majoring in Linguistics. Kelsey has been an active member of the Kona Hongwanji since he was 5 years old attending Dharma School and participating in the many Dharma School activities; Taiko Club since he was 8 years old and becoming a leader of the club in his high school years; and Jr. YBA member and officer. Kelsey will be attending the University of Hawaii – Manoa majoring in Accounting.

JUDO CLUB NEWS The Kona Hongwanji Judo Club will be holding their Annual All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast and Market Day Fundraiser on Saturday, July 11, 2015. The breakfast starts at 7:00 am and the Market Day doors will open at 8:00 am and will include baked goods, spam musubi, plants, produce, cinder, a rummage sale and a silent auction. We apologize but manju will not be offered at this year’s market day. We hope to hold a manju sale at some point later on this year. Donations for our rummage sale can be dropped off at the social hall after 1:00 pm on Friday, July 12th. The pre-order form cinders is included in this month’s issue of the Jiho. Please join us on this exciting and eventful day!

" PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN REUSABLE SHOPPING BAGS. " CUB SCOUTS PACK 12 Kamehameha Day Parade June 13th, Jack Ningeok-Ross proudly carried our American Flag. Caiden Mireles and Dylan Keawe-Aiko carried the Pack 12 Hongwanji Banner/flag. Pack 12 represented the Boy Scouts of America. It’s been awhile since we marched so it was amazing to see how many people come out to watch. We were fortunate to have an overcast morning. The parents got to pass out candies. The boys and parents really enjoyed themselves. Thank you, Barbara Nobriga for inviting us. We look forward to participating next year. Advancement Night Sunday May 23rd, a night filled with fun, awards and great food. Thank you to all the scout parents who prepared the delicious meals for our potluck. All the parents and scouts pitched in to set up and clean up. Everyone had a great time reminiscing about activities the scouts had done throughout the 2014-2015 scout year. A special ceremony “Changing of the Neckerchief and Slide” depicting the passing of Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts. Cub Master Glenn removes the Webelo Neckerchief and Slide and hands it to the parents, The Cub Master then places on the Scout the Neckerchief and Slide of Boy Scouts. This is the last year for second year Webelos, Edward Wessel and Keoni Gali. Both scouts have pledged to continue Scouting The following scouts were presented awards earned within the past six months: Tiger

Den Leader Monica Nonaka

Landen Ewaliko-Souza Bowling and Bicycle Belt Loops Kaipo Takaki-Jacobs Bowling, Chess, Bicycle, Hiking, Pet Care Belt loops & Outdoor Activity Award Patch Caiden Mireles Bowling, Chess, Bicycle and Hiking Belt Loops & Outdoor Activity Award Patch

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Dylan Nonaka

Bowling, Chess, Bicycle, Hiking, Pet Care, BB Gun, Archery, Volleyball belt loops & Outdoor Activity Award Patch Chess, Basketball, Bicycling, Flag Football, Pet Care, Swimming, Table Tennis and Video Games Belt Loops

Ethan Ogata Wolf

Den Leader Ben Ningeok-Ross

Jack Ningeok-Ross Bear

Wolf Badge

Den Leaders Dee Ono

Guy Vanetti Dylan Keawe-Aiko Abraham Ogata 2nd yr Webelo Edward Wessel Keoni Gali

Outdoor Activity Award Patch Silver Arrow Chess, Basketball, Bicycling, Flag Football, Pet Care, Swimming,

Den Leader Norman Wessel Webelo Badge Webelo Badge, Physical Fitness, Aquanaut, Traveler, Citizen, Naturalist, Readyman and Showman pins

Great job leaders the awards reflect upon your hard work!!! Each year Cub Master Glenn Hirowatari picks an outstanding Scout for recognition. This may be based on attendance, wearing of uniform to events or weekly meetings, neatness, participation, or for exhibiting the best Scouting tradition. Congratulations go to Dylan Nonaka (Son of Tiger leader Monica & Dylan Nonaka). Dylan won a $20.00 gift card from Dairy Queen. Prizes & Thank you’s: A special prize was presented to Dylan Keawe-Aiko for selling the MOST Makahiki Tickets. Dylan won a $250.00 gift card to Game Stop. Thank you to his grandparents Sharon and Wayne Sakamoto who helped him to achieve his goal to sell the most. Dee Ono, Bear Den Leader was awarded a gift certificate to KTA for her unselfish assistance to the Pack. Dee has always provided endless snacks for meetings and also provided materials for the den projects without billing the Pack. Her last project she supplied all the materials to make individual First aid Kits for our cars. Pack 12 is so fortunate to have great volunteers such as Dee. Cub Day Camp June 5th & 6th were days filled with fun for the Cub Scouts of the Kona District. Run by the Aloha Council Boy Scouts of America. This year’s theme: “Take Flight”. This year’s $35.00 registration fee per Boy Scout covered the activities, Camp shirt, Patch & dinner on Friday. Friday the 5th was at Kealakehe High School football field. Following the theme, the planners arranged to have a helicopter land on the football field. All the participating scouts and Adult volunteers got a tour of the helicopter and spoke to the pilots. Other activities were BB Gun, Archery, songs & skits and Pilot Training (agility, balance & hand eye coordination). Everyone was treated to a spaghetti dinner. Saturday the 6th was held at Konawaena High School pool & parking lot. The activities were: slip and slide, swimming, catch, catch & duck, obstacle course and Ultimate Frisbee. Thank you to all the scout parents that helped as Adult volunteers. Our very own Nurse Mrs Dee Ono volunteered to be the First Aid Person for the two day event. Pinewood Derby Saturday, June 6th was the long awaited Kona District pinewood derby race. Because Makahiki was held in Hilo this year, Jody Jennings and Cub Master Glenn Hirowatari felt it was only fair to hold a race in Kona for those that could not travel all the way to Hilo to participate in the pinewood derby race there. Thank you to Cub Master Glenn for arranging with Konawaena High School to secure the gym as a venue for the race. And Thank You to Jody Jennings and his crew for setting up the track and running the race. Our own Bear cub scout, Abraham Ogata won first place in his age group and Tiger cub Ethan Ogata came in 3rd in his age group.

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Upcoming Events: July & August – Summer Activities to be announced. July 27th – Meet & Greet, Recruitment at Konawaena Elementary School.

CONDOLENCES Mrs. Tatsuyo Nakagawa of Holualoa passed away on March 18, 2015 at a Private Care Home at the age of 98. Kona Hongwanji extends our deepest sympathy and condolences to the family and relatives of those members who recently passed away. May the wisdom and compassion of Amida Buddha surround you and your family with loving memories of your loved one in the years to come.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SPECIAL DONATIONS

Saeko Sato, Hanamatsuri Itsuko Yamano, Altar ornament religious burning Mr. & Mrs. James Fujimoto Mary Katayama, Dharma School and Jr. YBA Kawachi, Carol Norma Matsumoto, Judo Club Ellen Nishikawa, Social Concerns and Dharma School Leatrice Saito, Special Services Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto, Dharma School, Jr. YBA and Judo Club Goichi Toyooka Kazue Teshima Stanley Tomono, Taiko Group and Jr. YBA Mr. & Mrs. Yasuo Fukumitsu, Hanamatsuri Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Higashi, Social Concerns Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Higashi, In Memory of Zenpei Higashi's 50th Anniversary Aiko Ichishita & Rose Onaka, In Memory of mother, Yasue Nakayama's 25th Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima, Jr. YBA, Tako Group and BWA Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko, Dharma School Mitsue Oshima, Hanamatsuri Toyoko Urada, In Memory of Gihachi & Maki Urada, Sahei & Fuji Matsumoto, Clarence & Doris Murata, Harry N. Honda and Ernest Urada Mr. & Mrs. Francis Abe, Cub Scouts Ann Hirota Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto, Hanamatsuri Jay Matsuoka Hatsuko Shiraishi, Hanamatsuri and Social Concerns Richard Egami Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Fujikawa, Social Concerns Chizu Nakashima, In Memory of Sunao Kadooka Ukie Saito, Hanamatsuri Mr. & Mrs. Zane Fujimoto, Hanamatsuri Kona Kumamoto Kenjin Kai, Use of Facilities Mr. & Mrs. Fumikichi Matsuoka Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Aoki, In Memory of the Late Ernest Akinori Aoki Tom Jackson, In Memory of Tatsuyo Nakagawa Hanae Okumura, In Memory of Rev. S. Tamekuni Ray Oyama, In Memory of Tatsuyo Nakagawa

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Acknowledgements Continued: Edward Aoki, In Memory of Ernest Aoki Makiko Yamaguchi, Dharma School Kaneo, Haraguchi & Souza Families, In Memory of Jitsuyo Ohata Mr. & Mrs. George Matsuoka, In Memory of Kohachiro Onizuka Claude Onizuka, In Memory of Kohachiro Onizuka Kona 4-H Federation, Use of Facilities Mr. & Mrs. Sueto Matsumura, Memorial Day Mr. & Mrs. Lance Okamura, In Memory of Ichiro Higashi and Frances Uchima Wally & Aiko Ichishita, Belated Happy Mother's Day, In Memory of Kome Ichishita and Yasue Nakayama Mary Katayama, Use of Facilities Gary & Laura Kirihara, In Memory of Ron Miyazono Joyce & Robert Kudamatsu, In Memory of my brother, Ronald Miyazono's 17th Anniversary Okamoto Family, Memorial Day, In Memory of Frank & Wayne Okamoto Masae Okamoto, May 24th, In Memory of Frank Okamoto's Anniversary Shoji Sakamoto, In Memory of Ittoku & Tone Sakamoto Mr. & Mrs. Minoru Tashima, In Memory of Janet Sachan Oura Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe, Taiko Group and Jr. YBA Total - $5,940.00

MEMORIAL SERVICES Shizue Hirano, Memorial Service for Curtis Hirano Hiroki & Yumi Ishimaru, 1st Year Memorial Service for Tomiko Ishimaru Aiko Ichishita & Rose Onaka, 25th Year Service for Yasue Nakayama Grandchildren of Yasue Nakayama, 25th Year Service for Yasue Nakayama Yukiko Nakayama, 25th Year Service for Yasue Nakayama Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Miki, Memorial Service for Yasue Nakayama Yukiko Nakayama, Memorial Service for Yasue Nakayama Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kunitake, Memorial Service for Kiyono Kunitake Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Kunitake, Memorial Service In Memory of Masa Kunitake & Kiyono Kunitake Daniel Matsuno, Funeral Service & Related Expenses for Florence Ozaki Elaine Nakagawa, Funeral Service & Related Expenses for Tatsuyo Nakagawa Mr. & Mrs. Gary Higashi & Family, In Memory of Ichiro Higashi and Frances Uchima Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sugiyama & Family, In Memory of Mr. Ichiro Higashi Alvin & Lorraine Haraguchi, 7th Year Service In Memory of Motoji Kaneo Alvin & Lorraine Haraguchi, Inurnment Service In Memory of Thomas Kaneo Kaneo Family, 7th Year Memorial Service for Motoji Kaneo Kaneo Family, Inurnment Service for Thomas Kaneo Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaneo & Family, 7the Year Service In Memory of Motoji Kaneo Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaneo & Family, Inurnment Service In Memory of Thomas Kaneo Stanley Kaneo, 7th Year Service In Memory of Motoji Kaneo Stanely Kaneo, Inurnment Service In Memory of Thomas Kaneo Mr. & Mrs. Kahakai Souza & Family, 7th Year Service In Memory of Motoji Kaneo Mr. & Mrs. Kahakai Souza & Family, Inurnment Service In Memory of Thomas Kaneo Mr. & Mrs. Lance Okamura, In Memory of Ichiro Higashi and Frances Uchima Brian & Lynn Takahara, 3rd Year Memorial Service for Fusae Takahara Total - $3,605.00

HAKASOJI and NOKOTSUDO Shizue Hirano Kenneth Kawakami Masae Matsuoka Chikaharu Saito

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kaku Dwight Manago Martha Nakamoto Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Ueda

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Maurice Kaku Glenn Matsumoto Rose Onaka James Sato

Acknowledgements Continued: Winifred Yamagata Raymond Yanagi Lorna Ogawa Lee Ann Sako Kimi Takamoto Audrey Woo Mr. & Mrs. James Fujimoto Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ichishita Mr. & Mrs. Hiroki Ishimaru Nancy Katayama Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Burke Matsuyama Kimie Mizoshiri Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Leatrice Saito Goichi Toyooka Katy Uemura Mr. & Mrs. George Nakamoto Nobuyuki Fukuda Mr. & Mrs. Charles Nakamura Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ogata Matsuko Onaka Kazue Teshima Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Higashi Tsuino Yoshiki Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima Raymond Ueno Mildred Iwamuro Stanley Kaku Dr. & Mrs. James Mitchell Tony Nakamura Mitsue Oshima Asako Shindo Shigeko Yonemori Elaine Hirata Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto Mr. & Mrs. Atsushi Matsumoto William Nakagawa Laverne Omori Ronald Shirai Elsie Takeguchi Melvyn Hayashida Ann Hirota Fujie Matsuoka Jay Matsuoka Richard Nishimoto Elizabeth Saiki Molly Takashiba Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Fujikawa Mr. & Mrs. Wally Ichishita Shikimi Hayama Mr. & Mrs. Merton Ogata Roy Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Alan Taniyama Claudia Sato Mr. & Mrs. Glenn G. Uchimura Laura Yano Mr. & Mrs. Zane Fujimoto Jerry Egami Mr. & Mrs. Fumikichi Matsuoka Roy Haruguchi Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Mr. & Mrs. James Nakagawa Ronan Fukushima Janet Hagihara Patrick Imai Melvin Kadohiro Wilfred Murakami & Masayo Yamashita Helen Hirata, In Memory of Teruyo Marumoto Hirata Winnie Narusawa Edna Otsuka Hanako Sheldon Akinori Imai Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Nagata Fumio Murasaki Norine Parish Jeannette Fukuda Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gusman Fujie Inouye Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nagata George Kurozawa Lynn Tom Dessa Yukawa Mr. & Mrs. Carl Taniyama Mr. & Mrs. Naoto Katoku Takao Katoku Chizu Nakashima Wendell Shibata Clifford Tanouye Hanae Yamashita Burton Ito Mr. & Mrs. Casey Kirihara Judith Kawakami Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe Total - $7,865.00

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Lorraine Haraguchi Wilfed Tabata Nadine Bason Mary Katayama Carol Kawachi Satsuko Matsuoka Ellen Nishikawa Stanley Sakamoto Lloyd Fujino Setsuyo Fujino Amy Okuno Stanley Tomono Arthur Iseri Evelyn Ellis Joyce Kudamatsu Helen Narahara Brian Takahara Tokino Hirata Karen Morinoue Ruthie Sevy Yoshie Tanaka Shizuko Kabei Glenn Mizoshiri Daniel Sasaoka Claudia Chang Carl Matsubara JoAnn Morimoto Ellen Tanioka Diana Asakura Sakae Egami Toshie Izuno Beverly Uemoto Nancy Shibata Jean Kadooka Constance Loff Betty Matsuo Laraine Oura Wayne Kimoto Masanobu Oga Hiroshi Fujino Linda Iwasaki Helen Oue Paul Fukunaga Albert Shiotsuka Harumi Oda Xandria Tobara Elbert Iwane Florence Ogata

Acknowledgements Continued: Masae Matsuoka Raymond Yanagi Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ichishita Satsuko Matsuoka Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. George Nakamoto Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima Hanae Okumura Laverne Omori Shikimi Hayama Mr. & Mrs. Russell Everett Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Nagata Fujie Inouye Mr. & Mrs. Bert Maedo Mr. & Mrs. Naoto Katoku Mr. & Mrs. Roy Onaka

JIHO Martha Nakamoto Lee Anne Sako Mary Katayama Kimie Mizoshiri Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Takiue Mr. & Mrs. Yasuo Fukumitsu Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto Yoshie Tanaka Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Betty Matsuo Masanobu Oga Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nagata Mr. & Mrs. Carl Taniyama Yaeko Yoshioka Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe Total - $1,770.00

Chikaharu Saito Kimi Takamoto Norma Matsumoto Ellen Nishikawa Setsuyo Fujino Ernest Sasaki Ellis Evelyn Tokino Hirata Hatsuko Shiraishi Toshie Izuno Mae Harano Ethel Saito Takao Katoku Hanae Yamashita Burton Ito Nancy Shibata

PROJECT DANA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kaku Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matsumoto Mr.& Mrs. Yasuo Fukumitsu Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Akino Sonoda

Suga Suzuki Betty Matsuo Ethel Saito Chizu Nakashima

Total - $705.00 APRIL and MAY SUNDAY SERVICE Offerings

Total - $1,060.00 CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE

Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Chong Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Daren Katayama Mr. & Mrs. Gail Masunaga Mr. & Mrs. George Matsuoka Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Nagai Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Nishina Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Tokuyama Mr. & Mrs. Kaoru Uyeda

Mr. & Mrs. Colin Byars Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gusman Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kunitomo Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Matsumoto Alan Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Morris Nagata Pauline Nishina-Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Norman Takeoka Dr. & Mrs. John Tsue Suga Suzuki Total - $425.00

Claudia Chang Lisa Ciriako Yasunori Deguchi Mary Katayama Nora Koyanagi Norma Matsumoto Satsuko Matsuoka Ellen Nishikawa Helen Oishi Ethel Saito

GOTAN-E Anoymous Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Chong Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hayama Mr. & Mrs. Sadayuki Inouye Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kaneko

Mr. & Mrs. Colin Byars Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gusman Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ichishita Mr. & Mr. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Yoshiyuki Kaneko

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Lisa Ciriako Yasunori Deguchi Pauline Goodwin Shikimi Hayama Mary Katayama

Acknowledgements Continued: Mr. & Mrs. Daren Katayama Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Morris Nagata Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. Terence Terada Mr. & Mrs. Kaoru Uyeda Helen Oishi Mr. & Mrs. Kenji Fukumitsu Mary Iwanaga Mr. & Mrs. Bert Maedo Akino Sonoda Hatsuko Shiraishi

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Komo Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Nishina Mr. & Mrs. Norman Takeoka Dr. & Mrs. John Tsue Yooko Moriguchi Ethel Saito Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto Sandy Iwashita Keith Nishihara Mr. & Mrs. Frank Yamamoto

Edna Kitagawachi Lillian Koshi Gladys Lovett Satsuko Matsuoka Kimie Mizoshiri Chizu Nakashima Suga Suzuki Nobuko Aoki Daisy Kitaoka Doris Nozaki Suga Suzuki

Total - $1,221.00 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Daimaru Mr. & Mrs. Sadayuki Inouye Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto Mary Katayama Mr. & Mrs. Takeshi Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. George Matsuoka Makoto & Sumiko Morihara Mr. & Mrs. Morris Nagata Cynthia Nakamoto-Tomono Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Young Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sugiyama Mr. & Mrs. Norman Takeoka Tyrus Takimoto & Sons Mr. & Mrs. Terence Terada Dr. & Mrs. John Tsue Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Yano Kerwin Masunaga, In Memory of Kiyoshi Masunaga Total - $620.00

Yasunori Deguchi Dale H. Matsumoto Norma Matsumoto Satsuko Matsuoka Nancy Shibata Stanley Tomono Sukeji Yamagata Chizu Nakashima Hisako Taniyama

ALOHA FOR NEPAL DISASTER FUND Cash Offerings Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Yoshiyuki Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Mr. & Mrs. Morris Nagata Pauline Nishina-Goodwin & Family Mr. & Mrs. Terence Terada Mr. & Mrs. Colin Byars

Lisa Ciriako Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kunitomo Alan Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Nagai Clayton & Nona Nishina Mr. & Mrs. Norman Takeoka John & Shelley Tsue Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Takiue Total - $692.00

Yasunori Degchi Nora Koyanagi Janet Lindner Satsuko Matsuoka Elaine Nakagawa Chizu Nakashima Ethel Saito Mary Katayama

CAPITAL FUND Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Nakano Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Ueda Wilfred Tabata Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Burke Matsuyama Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Takiue Mr. & Mrs. Hale Hamada Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Higashi Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Francis Iwamoto Fujie Matsuoka

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Iha Chikaharu Saito Mary Katayama Norma Matsumoto Kimie Mizoshiri Mr. & Mrs. Toshio Shirai Katy Uemura Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ogata Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima Dr. & Mrs. James Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Atsushi Matsumoto Shikimi Hayama

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Shizue Hirano Winifred Yamagata Nancy Katayama Satsuko Matsuoka Leatrice Saito Fukue Shiraki Nobuyuki Fukuda Stanley Tomono Tsuino Yoshiki Hisako Hirai Ronald Shirai Carl Matsubara

Acknowledgements Continued: Mr. & Mrs. Glenn G. Uchimura Mr. & Mrs. Zane Fujimoto Mr. & Mrs. Fumikichi Matsuoka Mae Harano Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nagata Mr. & Mrs. Naoto Katoku Hanae Yamashita Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe

Jerry Egami Mr. & Mrs. Kenji Fukumitsu Mr. & Mrs. Michitoshi Murakami Masanobu Oga Makiko Yamaguchi Chizu Nakashima Yaeko Yoshioka Nancy Shibata

Sakae Egami Hisako Hatta Betty Matsuo Margaret Kihara Albert Shiotsuka Clifford Tanouye Elbert Iwane Hatsuko Shiraishi

HAWAII KYODAN DUES Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Nakano Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Ueda Nadine Bason Mr. & Mrs. Hiroki Ishimaru Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matsumoto Kimie Mizoshiri Mr. & Mrs. George Shimamoto Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Takiue Mr. & Mrs. George Nakamoto Kazue Teshima Tsuino Yoshiki Dr. & Mrs. James Mitchell Ronald Shirai Claudia Chang Mr. & Mrs. Zane Fujimoto Mr. & Mrs. Fumikichi Matsuoka Akinori Imai Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nagata Mr. & Mrs. Naoto Katoku Chizu Nakashima Mr. & Mrs. Casey Kirihara Mr. & Mrs. Albert Watanabe

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Ogi Chikaharu Saito Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ichishita Carol Kawachi Mr. & Mrs. Burke Matsuyama Leatrice Saito Mr. & Mrs. Toshio Shirai Mr. & Mrs. Hale Hamada Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ogata Mr. & Mrs. James Tashima Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. Atsushi Matsumoto Elsie Takeguchi Mr. & Mrs. Glenn G. Uchimura Mr. & Mrs. Kenji Fukumitsu Mr. & Mrs. James Nakagawa Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kaneko Margaret Kihara Albert Shiotsuka Clifford Tanouye Yaeko Yoshioka Janet Yanagi

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Shizue Hirano Wilfred Tabata Mary Katayama Norma Matsumoto Satsuko Matsuoka Stanley Sakamoto Akino Sonoda Nobuyuki Fukuda Keith Nishihara Stanley Tomono Hisako Hirai Tokino Hirata Fujie Matsuoka Richard Egami Jerry Egami Mae Harano Masanobu Oga Makiko Yamaguchi Esther Jenkins Hanae Yamashita Elbert Iwane

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