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Division 22 - Hawaii Immediate Past Lt. Governor Eugene Young 2004 - 2005 |
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Division 22 - Hawaii Immediate Past Lt. Governor Eugene Young 2004 - 2005 |
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 | Greetings from former Honolulu Kiwanian Jack Seigal, Kiwanis Family House newsletter editor extraordinaire. |
 | District Convention 2005: Congratulations to Audrey Kagawa (1st Place, Club Newsletter, Orange Category), Lt. Gov. Eugene Young (2nd Place, Division Newsletter), and Kimi Clark (1st Place, Division Website). Division 22 scored BIG TIME! |
 | Former Honolulu Kiwanians Ruel (hidden) and Barbara Lefler joined Division 22 at the CNH District Convention Installation Banquet. Governor Elect Patti Barsotti's theme is "The Best Show in Town." |
 | Shaka from some of the Div. 22 General Session attendees from Fresno, CAH-LEE-FOR-NYA! |
 | Pictured here are CNH SOAP Chair Randy Golden, Key Club Governor Elliot Emmer, and Kiwins Regional Administrator Margo Dutton. |
 | Division 22 Trophy for District Website Award '04-'05 |
 | Division 22 wins District Website Award '04-'05 |
 | 'The 2005 Kiwins Farewell Convention at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel had a swell spirit and who knows -- they may still have some get together next year. We'll see!' |
 | The February 19th weekend marked another 'Rock My Socks' Key Club Convention weekend at the Hilo Naniloa Hotel. Pictured are (L-R): Asst. RA Ruby Sonomura; CNH Gov. Hai Vo; Greg, LG Courtney, and Faith Sato; and CNH Key Reg. Administrator Marek LeBlanc. ALOHA! |
 | '2005 Total K Day on March 12th found the Pearl Harbor and Hawaii Loa clubs with their SOAP working hard at the Leeward Salvation Army. |
 | On January 13, the Convention Host Committee welcomed and met with KI Meetings Director Kelly Sears (white blouse) and Meetings Manager Darla Hineman. They love coming to Hawaii!! |
 | Sending Division 22 Spring greetings is the Kiwanis Club of Kauai from the beautiful grounds of the Hanamalu Cafe. They're planning to have their ono French Breakfast on Sunday, April 24th, at the Lihue Elementary School. |
 | Kahului President Adele Rugg and Lt. Gov. Eugene Young congratulate Kahului Past President Bill Ruidas on his 30 years of perfect attendance and Kiwanis dedication. Now that's community service! |
 | Its East Hawaii's turn to say "Howzit" to our Kiwanis family from Uncle Billy's Restaurant in beautiful Hilo Bay! |
 | Division 22 welcomes (L-R) Pete and Diane Horton, and Governor Larry and Yolie McLeland to Hawaii on November 5, 2004. |
 | July 31, 2004: Kay Tokunaga (l) and Susie Wong (r) of the Pearl Harbor Club give their alohas to Kiwanis International President Case Van Kleef and wife Susan (center) at the Moana Hotel rooftop lanai. |
 | Governor Larry McLeland's Official Visit entourage sampled Paradise Cove's luau (pictured here), besides that of the Royal Hawaiian and Hale Koa hotels. The entourage included Roy and Dee Talley, Greg and Tammie Mason, and Steve (missing from photo) and Maggie Schrupp. |
 | Saying 'Howzit' to everyone before their steak dinner are the Kapaa High School Key Club at the Kauai Kiwanis Installation Banquet on Saturday, October 24th at the Raddison Kauai. | ||
 | Happy Thanksgiving 2004 from the Hawaii Loa and the Roosevelt Key Club. In the picture are Hawaii Loa President Phil McInnis (right of banner), new Roosevelt Key Faculty Advisor Ted Conrado(left of banner), and President Cheryl Niita (smiling big in second row). |
 | Kiwanis Club of Maui November 2004 | |
 | Kiwanis Club of South Maui November 2004 | |
 | Valley Isle Kiwanis Club November 2004 |
 | On July 9th, Gov. Les Wixon presented the Kapiolani Medical Center with a Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation check of $2500 officially including Hawaii as a beneficiary of the Pediatric Trauma Prevention program! | |
 | Serving up Dirty Linkins' Chicken at the Zippy's Children's and Youth Day (in blue) are L-R: Mike Tokunaga, Carol Smith, and Danny Kim. | |
 | October 2004: Hawaii Pacific University Circle K'ers are shown here at the Children & Youth Day rockwall attaching harnesses to the youngsters. Over 10,000 children take advantage of the many games, exhibits, entertainment and hands on activities there. |
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society In Hawai'i you can call 534-1222 and volunteer your time. If you want to contribute to the cause send your checks to: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 680 Iwilei Road Suite 675 Honolulu, Hawai'i 96813 Phone: (808) 534-1222 Fax: (808) 550-4805 |
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