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Kay DeWeese has raised three children who now live in Calif. She came to Hawaii in 1995 from Purdue University. 

In 1995 she worked for the Dept of Defense in Child and Youth Services as the Director of Training and Curriculum until 2004 when she retired.  Kay has taught Preschool, High School, University, Adult Ed, and Sunday school classes of all ages.

Her first teaching gig at Maasai Girls Lutheran Secondary School (MGLSS) was in 2003.  There she taught Geography and English.  Kay has made many trips to Tanzania to teach at MGLSS.  She taught at Christian schools in Chang Mai, Thailand and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  She also taught English to Tibetan Buddhist nuns at a monastery in the Himalayas of northern India.  

Kay DeWeese now lives on the North Shore and expect to return to Tanzania this September.

She is so grateful to Rotary for the financial support to purchase the dictionaries and English books she donates to the Maasai Girls Lutheran Secondary School in Tanzania.

6th Annual Wilkinson-Wakai Scholarship Golf Tournament

Come out and play for a good cause! All proceeds go towards our Rotary scholarship fund!

Mail Entry Forms and Checks to:

Rotary Club of Wahiawa-Waialua
Attn: Scholarship Committee
PO Box 860601 Wahiawa, HI 96786

Jim Leahey is an iconic name in the world of Hawai‘i sports broadcasting. For thousands of games, his voice brought University of Hawai‘i athletics into our living rooms.  And he’s one-third of a local sports dynasty; his father was legendary sportscaster Chuck Leahey, and the ball is now in the hands of Jim’s son Kanoa. James Charles Leahey, sometimes called Kimo, but better known as Jim, retired in June 2018 from a career that spanned more than sixty years in sports broadcasting. He started out teaching school, which he calls his first love.  After he changed careers, he became the most recognized sports voice in Hawai‘i, announcing games and hosting sports talk shows on radio and television for decades. His first radio announcing job came unexpectedly in his teens, when his sportscaster father, Chuck Leahey, fell ill. Chuck Leahey had gotten his start in Hawai‘i as a U.S. Navy reporter during World War II.

Central Oʻahu Transportation Study – Kiana Otsuka, OahuMPO
 

OahuMPO is currently developing a list of final recommended transportation projects as part of the Central Oʻahu Transportation Study. OahuMPO, the Central Oahu Transportation Study, and how to get involved will be discussed.  Input collected at the meeting will help to guide which projects make the final list.

For more information about the Central Oahu Transportation Study, please visit www.oahumpo.org/CentralOahu

Contact:

Kiana Otsuka

Oʻahu Metropolitan Planning Organization

707 Richards Street, Suite 200

Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813

Phone: (808) 586-2305

Fax: (808) 587-2018

Email: Kiana.Otsuka@OahuMPO.org

Website: www.oahumpo.org

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Gail serves as the Senior Director of Development at Pacific Historic Parks, and has more than 20 years of experience in providing strategic marketing, communications and philanthropy with a diverse range of non-profit organization in Hawaii, including the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau,Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Hawaii Restaurant Association, and Make-A-Wish Hawaii.  A graduate of the University of California at Davis with a BA in English and MA in Education, she is responsible for the design, implementation, and oversight of PHP's annual fund development initiatives.

For more information, contact:

Gail Ann Chew

Sr. Director of Development and Communications

(808) 745-3224 | gchew@pacifichistoricparks.org

www.pacifichistoricparks.org

94-1187 Ka Uka Blvd. Waipahu, HI 96797

Former HPD and local Wahiawa police officer, Eli Walters, shares his story of humble beginnings, to where he is today as the head of campus security at Mililani High School. He shares the recent rash of vape overdoses and how it has affected the student population.