LMPSC - May 2026

A MESSAGE FROM SUSIE

Dear Lanakila Members, Friends and Family:

The month of April was Volunteer and Staff Appreciation month I wanted to pay tribute to all of our volunteers who help in their own special way There were 691 volunteers noted in our records, who helped LMPSC this past year, but we know there are hundreds more who volunteered their time to support our senior center and we do not have on our volunteer list

The Lanakila Senior Center continues to offer such a diverse array of experiences for our seniors and it is in large part due to the volunteers who share their positive energy, their life experiences, passion for and expertise in so many aspects of life, and doing volunteer work in such a caring and loving way

Mahalo to our front desk volunteers, Jeanne Sugihara, Diane Kawakami, Rose Yanagawa, and Mary Sueda; our receptionists; kitchen assistants; set up and cleanup crews; food service; officers and assistants of LMPSC’s 8 cultural clubs; instructors and assistants of over 60 weekly classes; hundreds of presenters of educational, health promotion, and recreational workshops; excursion monitors; gardeners; sound system technicians Richard Tada, Jimmy Toma and Dorene Toma; community and center entertainers; parking attendants; participants in many center beautification projects; and much more! You all are precious to us.

I also would like to publicly acknowledge the hard work and commitment of Lanakila’s staff, Program Specialist Riva Torno, Membership Specialist Iris Hiramoto, Program Support Assistant Cookie Irvine, and Custodian Lodi Tapawan. They are exceptional employees and we are so lucky to have them in our lives. I wanted to let you know that Lodi will be retiring from Lanakila at the end of May There are no words to say how much we appreciate and care for him Thank you so much, Lodi, for your years of service!

I would like to thank Catholic Charities Hawaii and its employees for supporting LMPSC and hundreds of community, business and government partners who share generously of their resources, time and know-how with Lanakila Senior Center.

Wishing you all a beautiful Spring and Lei Day in Hawaii, honoring all those who have gone before us leaving a legacy of peace and prosperity during Memorial Day, and wishing all the Moms, Aunties, Grandmother’s, Great (and Great Great) Grandmother’s and “moms” to someone special a very Happy Mother’s Day! May love fill your hearts always!

With much aloha, Susie Chun Oakland Program Director

Welcome New Members!

Glenn Alfonso

Stephanie Alfonso

Cynthia “Cindy” Casaquit

Insook “Angela” Chung

Gary Kobashigawa

Janice Kobashigawa

Zenaida ”Zee” Oshiro

Jodi Poaha

Cynthia “Cindy” Suzuki

Cultural Club Reports

OKINAWA

NENCHOSHA CLUB UPDATE

By Gloria Reynon

ANMA-NU HI GUSUUJI SABIRA- Lets Celebrate Mother’s Day!

May 10, Sunday, is Mother’s Day. In Okinawa, the celebration centers on heartfelt gestures & sincere appreciation rather than expensive, store-bought gifts As in mainland Japan, it is customary to give red carnations, symbolizing a mother’s love & sacrifice. Families often express their love through handmade gifts & by preparing traditional Okinawan dishes such as goya champuru (a stir-fry of bitter melon & pork) or Okinawan soba. With heartfelt gratitude, we honor all mothers, grandmothers, & aunties the heart and soul of our Ohana!

April 2: Pearl City Community Church group “Hauʻoli ʻOhana” (Happy Family) delivered a spiritual and uplifting performance. The group included LMPSC members Roy Inoue (leader) & Ron Oshiro, along with church members Karen, Susan, Charlie, Maile, & Elyne They opened with “The Lord’s Prayer,” followed by a selection of inspirational songs including “This Is the Day,” “You Are My Sunshine,” “Just a Closer Walk with Thee,” “He Will Carry You,” “Majesty,” & “When the Saints Go Marching In.” The women danced hula to “Kanaka Wai Wai,” reflecting spiritual wealth over material riches, as well as to other Hawaiian songs celebrating Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty such as “Haole Hula,” “Wai O Ke Aniani,” & “Wahine ʻIlikea,” They also danced to the popular Japanese song “Koko ni Sachi Ari” (“Here Is Happiness”). It was a comforting & meaningful program that beautifully highlighted faith, hope, & love in the face of adversity especially fitting for the Easter season!

April 9: NO ONC MEETING

April 16: Bingo was a day filled with fun & games. Some of the lucky winners were Lillian Minami, Takako Goya, Annette Miyashiro, Kay Fukuhara, Vickie Tong, & Becky Huebsch. Did you know? Bingo began in Italy in 1530 as a lottery game. By 1929, it was called “Beano” in the U.S. Legend says that at a Georgia carnival, a winner accidentally shouted “Bingo!” and that’s how Bingo got its name.

April 23: Brian Suzuki gave an informative presentation on A’ala district, sharing slides of the city before World War II A’ala was the gateway to Honolulu’s Japanese community & grew around a busy transportation hub. Plantation workers arriving by ship often stayed at nearby hotels, including the Kobayashi Hotel, where assistance was offered to new arrivals People from the outer islands returning to Japan also stayed at these hotels

There were blocks of shops, known as A’ala Rengō (alliance or union), stretched from North King St to Iwilei Road. Apartments stood above the stores & communal bathhouses reflected Japanese customs. The Toyo Theater, Nippon Theater, & Kokusai Theater featured Japanese films & ‘benshi’ silent movies

One notable descendant of A’ala’s early immigrants was George Arioshi, Hawai’i’s longest-serving governor & the first Asian American governor of a U.S. state. Other descendants are LMPSC members Charlotte Yamamoto & Brian Suzuki. As cars became common & Ala Moana Center opened, many A’ala businesses closed or moved away The Oahu Railway & Land Company Terminal Depot Building still stands as a reminder of the vibrant days.

Umaribi-kariyushi yaibiin (Happy Birthday) to: Ellen Endo, Roddy Higa, Sharon Kim, Kimiyo (Yuki) Kuhns, Giselle Miyashiro, Sharon Nakai, Sally Nakata, Patricia (Pat) Oda, Nancy Yeda & Aiko Nakamura

Anmā, ichun nifē dēbiru!

Mom, thank you for everything. May you always be blessed with love, health, & happiness❣️

Cultural Club Updates

JAPANESE CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE

By Clarice Kumura

Haha No Hi Omedetou

(Happy Mother’s Day)

“Okaasan, itsumo arigatou. Itsumo kansha shitemasu” (Mother, thank you for everything. I am always grateful. Wouldn’t this be the best Mother’s Day gift if all of our children greeted us with these grateful words. A Japanese Mother’s Day celebration is a wonderful way to show how much you care, Traditionally, Mother’s Day is associated with eggs so whipping an egg dish such as Tamagoyaki (Japanese rectangular omelet) or Chawanmushi (a custard egg, usually served with chicken or shrimp) would be a winner. Here in Hawaii we’ll celebrate with family gatherings and usually have sushi and mochi However you celebrate Mother’s Day, this is a day to treat all Mom’s HAPPY HAHA NO HI

MAY EVENT: 04 Children’s Day Craft with Rosie and Janet (Koi Paper Roll)

11 -- Mother’s Day Celebration (Paradise Tanoshii Odori)

18 Birthday Celebration/Elsie’s Karaoke Group)

25 Holiday - Memorial Day

April Recap: On April 6, Douglas Oshiro's Jukebox singers performed nostalgic songs, and lively audience participation with the chicken dance. On April 13, Dr. Craig China presented insights on geriatric medicine, highlighting family, quality of life, and independence for older adults On April 20, Mellow Friends delivered energetic opera selections from Broadway including Cats and Phantom of the Opera

Tanjoube Omedetou Gozaimasu to: Sally Nakata (100+); Dorothy Mau (90+); Susan Kiyosaki; Keiji Murakami; Sharon Nakai; Nancy Yeda (Blessings in abundance on your Special Day).

Cultural Club Updates

FILIPINO CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE

By Beth Miguel

On behalf of our President, Ms. Wilma Ibay, together with our club advisor, Mr. Rudy Ibay, we at FCCH welcome and greet everybody with a warm hello and aloha! There’s nothing much to report because of the wet weather causing the closure of many of our programs for everybody's safety.

On 4/4/26, we finally had a meeting celebrating Easter week Our club provided a snack for every member (pancit and pandesal). Thanks for that! Continued our camaraderie with our routine, welcome speech by our VP, Cora Orinion, supported by Beth Miguel (secretary), then praying, singing both Filipino and American national anthems, then practicing Filipino dances in preparation of upcoming events like Mother's Day We parted at 11:00 a m

On 4/11/26, meeting was cancelled due to the weather.

On 4/15/26, I attended the Program Committee meeting as madam Wilma’s proxy. They talk about the continuation of the Center’s improvements and some upcoming center celebrations like July 4th . Meeting adjourned at 1-:30 a.m.

On 4/18/26, birthday celebrations for members born in March= Mila Julian and Fely Baliba combined with April birthday celebrants= Josephine Aguilar, Dolores Juan, Virgilio Lucas, and Ana Rarangol. Each of the birthday celebrants brought food. We enjoyed the party Our meeting ended at 11:00 a m

On 4/30/26, FCCH representatives will attend the funeral of our avid member, the late Cresente Guillermo. RIP and the clubs’ condolences to the immediate family An envelope will be given to the wife from FCCH

In conclusion, I thank our president Wilma Ibay for entrusting me her duties. It helps to widen my learning horizons and experiences Take care kuya Rudy and madam, GBU both!

HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE

By Roland Manuel

ALOHA!!! May Day is lei day in Hawaii! May 1st is “Lei Day” is a colorful festival honoring Hawaiian culture, the spirit of aloha and the art of lei making, Originating in 1928, features lei competitors, live music, and hula, with the main celebration occurring at Honolulu Tom Moffat’s Waikiki Shell. Each island has an assigned color and flower.

Niiahu- White/Pupu (small Shell)

Kauai- Purple/Mokihana (small native citrus fruit)

Oahu- Yellow/Ilima

Molokai- Green /Kukui (candlenut)

Maui- Pink/Lokelani (small rose)

Lanai- Yellow/Kauana’a

Kahoolawe- Gray/Hinahina

Hawaii- Red/Lehua

We heartily welcome Joe Pacyao, new member

Let’s not forget our mothers/grandmothers on May 10th , Sunday Hau’oli la Makuahine Happy Mother’s Day! We cannot forget those we have lost in family or at war on Memorial Day, May 25th , Monday- La Kau Pua or Hanohano.: military personnel who have lost their lives.

With that in mind, we offer our prayers to all members of the Hawaiian Cultural Club. Life is a journey ALOHA!!

CHINESE CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE

By Dorothy Mau

Happy May Day to all! Happy Mother’s Day! Happy Boy’s Day! We were happy to be together at our third Friday meeting in April Members who attended were very happy and dedicated to our club! We wish Chow Fook and Cindy Choy safe trip to Los Angeles to visit their son who is still recovering from a severe car accident. May the Lord put His healing hands on their son for a speedy recovery.

Members born in January to June will have a Happy Birthday celebration at Happy Day restaurant on June 19, 2026 at 10:30 am Xie xie to Susie Chun Oakland, her staff, and volunteers for a fantastic Volunteer Appreciation Day We are most grateful! Remember the most beautiful way to start and end a day is with a grateful heart Xie xie- thank you very much.

Evelyn Ambrocio

Alice Arakaki

Pauline Arakaki

Harvey Arkin

May Asato

Cely Bartolome

Karom Burke

Carol Anne Burrows

Celestina Cabaccang

Veronica Cabal

Stephanie Carrier

Su Lan Chen

Siu Ling Cheung Chen

Yvonne Chin

Alison Ching

Peter Ching

Sylvia Ching

Glenn Chong

Karen Chow

Wendell Chun

Mae Chung

Lee Ann Close

Donna Compton

Rogelio Cortez

Helen Costa

Joycelynn Costa

Amando De Peralta Jr.

Sharon Dumas

Ellen Endo

Manuel Espeleta

Cheryl Feagins

Peggy Fearn

Margarita Flores

Carol Fong

Sterling Foster

Monica Furuhashi

Judy Furukawa

Violet Ganeku

Susan Goya

Emelita Guillermo

Caryn Gushikuma

Rie Hachiya

Betsy Hall

Corazon Hanapi

Suzie Hasegawa

Ellen Higa

Lillian Higa

Roddy Higa

Grecia Hill

James Hino

Pok Ye Hirata

Sharon Hirose

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Roseline Ho

Bonnie Hokama

Betty Honma

David Horen

Wendell Hue

Noreen Inamasu

Juliana Iniba

Elsie Ishiki

Sylvia Iwasaki

Youngsoon Jhun

Karen Kanbe

Diane Kawamoto

Juanita Kawamoto

Jennie Kawasaki

Demitrius Keliiholokai

Chongae Kim

Myung Ok Kim

Sharon Kim

Susan Kiyosaki

Lynne Kobayashi

Laraine Koga

Kimiyo Kuhns

Jane Kunimura

Karen Kurihara

Caroline Kuwahara

Sang Sook Kwak

Han-Bien Kwik

Kyong Cha Lamson

Ester Lansangan

Lorraine Lau

Sunny Lee

Mu Cha Leiggi

Joanne Lim

Rita Lo

Thomas Loo

Isaac Lujan

Wing Yee Lau Lum

Calvin Maballo

Hyun Soon Maerki

Cynthia Ann Manabe

Mae Matsumoto

Dorothy Mau

Giselle Miyashiro

Kelvin Miyazaki

Yoko Mizuno

Kiyomi Morisato

Keiji Murakami

Kenneth Nakagawa

Sharon Nakai

Melvin Nakama

Lynne Nakamoto

Michael Nakamoto

PORTUGUESE CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE

By Puna Frank

Bom dia and OBRIGADO to everyone that attended the volunteer gala To our front desk ohana- keep on truckin! To our staff, obrigado for all you do to keep us seniors up and about! That is “TEAM WORK! Let’s all gallop and greet 2026 as on big ohana! Special mahalos to our director, Susie, and sponsors who help get our center afloat and Rose Ho, our longtime treasurer!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

(continued)

Aiko Nakamura

Annie Nakamura

Sally Nakata

Karen Oda

Patricia Oda

Dore Oishi

Donald Ojiri

Jonathan Okabe

Miles Okimura

Grace Okuma

Betty Ono

Chiyoko Oshiro

Norma Oshiro

Seiji Oshiro

Grace Paik

Carol Pang

Debra Pang

E Leng Piotrowski

Mae Rosen

Michiko Runyon

Gary Sakuma

Lynn Sari

Mary Jo Segawa

Francis Seo

Benjamin Sercena

Corazon Serdenia

Jae Sook Shinsato

Alice Shiroma

Dixie Sinkovits

Etsuko Smith

Edna Sonomura

Aurelia Sonson

Eileen Su

Karen Suehiro

Russell Sugai

Karen Takasaki

Lucille Taketa

Annette Tamanaha

Jan Titgen

Mae Tsukamoto

Julie Umemoto

Rudolph Villamil

Dionie Villanueva

May Watanabe

Takako Welch

Stuart Yamada

Xiao Ping Yang

Janet Yasumatsu

Nancy Yeda

James Yee

Yongsuk Yi-Jackson

Audrey Young

William Young

Miguela Zaluaga

• Please make sure you are checking into the monitor to log in your attendance for the day. This includes classes, excursions, special events, and presentations.

• Water bottle sale now $0.75 (while supplies last!)

PIKAKE ($1000+)

Thank you so much for your generosity!

IN-KIND DONATION

Kline-Welsh Behavioral Health Foundation

OHI‘A A LEHUA ($500)

KAHILI

GINGER ($250+)

Suzui, Carole

Toma, James & Dorene

HIBISCUS ($100+)

Endo, Yoi

Fukunaga, Carol

Fujiwara, Sylvia

Hu, Lorna

Nanbu, Patsy

Oka, M/M Calvin

ONC

Oshiro, Doris

Yoshioka, Arson

BIRD OF PARADISE ($50+)

Ige, Vivian

Takakawa, Sylvia

ANTHURIUM

($49 & under)

Dumas, Sharon

Okura, Clyde

Pangelina, Jan

Poaha, Jodi

Sumida, Val

Suzui, Carole

Takashita, Karen

Tokumura, Violet

Tominaga, Sunny

Batula, Joan

Bratt, Amy

Chang, Nohea

Ebisuya, Karen & Mel

Endo, Yoi

Furumori, Sandra

Hariguchi, Jan

Haus, Doris

Hayama, Wade & Alison

Ige, Ellie

Ikegami, Darlene

Isa, Sharon

Isekawa, Marilyn

Kishimoto, Ellen

Lee, Marge

Lum, Sandra

Makashima, Donna

Maruno, Elsie

Moku, Marilyn

Morioka, Greta Nagamine, Dorene Nagamine, Stanley Nakamoto, Letheia

Nishimura, Rhonda Nishiyama, Mel Okimura, Miles

Sakamoto, Atsuko

Samori, Sandy

Schoeppher. Betty

St.Onge, Dennis

Sugiki, Cynthia

Sumida, Val

Takekawa, June

Tamekazu, Jean

Wong, Irene

Yonehara, Cyrilla

May 2026

Class & Club Schedule

*Most classes and clubs are an hour long, unless noted otherwise below.

Day

Monday

Time Class

Facilitator

Location

8:30 AM Picking Ukulele Nishiyama, Young Sewing Room

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM Victor’s Kapakahi Group Tangonan Library Annex

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Japanese Cultural Club Sueda Lanai

10:30 AM Basic Japanese Sasaki Sewing Room

10:30 AM Making Music with Ukulele Olayan Library Annex

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Hula Makolo Dance Room

10:45 AM Yoga Hasegawa Lanai

11:00 AM Tai Chi for Health Lau Activity Room

12:00 PM Ping Pong Ream Lanai

12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Cribbage Tom Patio

Tuesday 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Needle and Thread Oshiro Sewing Room

8:00 – 11:00 AM Mah Jong Sugihara Library Room

8:15 AM Intermediate Ukulele G. Olayan Library Annex

8:30 AM Beginner Guitar Dacoscos Lanai

9:00 AM Hawaiian Cultural Club (1st & 3rd Tues. of the month) Manuel Activity Room

9:15 AM – 12:00 PM Pickleball Lardizabal, Tsubaki Lanakila Gym

9:30 AM Music Lovers Group Espeleta Library Annex

9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Hula Makolo Dance Room

10:00 AM & 11:00 AM Beginner’s iPhone Class* Kawasaki Patio

10:00 AM Sahm Bo Dahn B. Higuchi, J. Higuchi Lanai

11:00 AM Beginning Mah Jong Salmon Library Annex

11:15 AM Beginning Hula Makolo Dance Room

11:30 AM Japanese Calligraphy Usami Sewing Room

1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Line Dance Sunwoo Lanai Wednesday TBD (day & time varies) Gardening Group* Nakamura TBD

8:00 AM Tai Chi* Koike ONLINE

8:30 AM – 9:45 AM Fit & Flexible Mayeshiro Dance Room

8:30 AM Beginning Ukulele R. Sugai Sewing Room

9:00 AM Stretch & Tone Werle Lanai

9:30 AM Portuguese Cultural Club (2nd & 4th Wed. of the month) Frank Activity Room

9:45 AM – 12:00 PM Sewing by Nakasone Nakasone, Ito Craft Room

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Korean Dance Cultural Club Hasegawa Dance Room

Day

Thursday

May 2026

Class & Club Schedule

Time Class

Facilitator Location

10:30 AM Happy Senior Serenaders Ojiri, Ramiro Sewing Room

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Shigin Tokugawa Library Room

10:45 AM Yoga Fujii Lanai

12:00 PM Crafts by Janet* Miyashiro Sewing Room

12:15 PM – 1:45 PM Chinese Traditional Dance Feng, Hou Dance Room

2:00 PM – 2:45 PM Conv. Mandarin Language Xu, Hou Dance Room

4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Gateball Clarke, Pilger Ala Moana Beach Park

TBD (day & time varies) Composting Wormies Group* Uyehara TBD

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Okinawa Nenchosha Club Higa Lanai

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Taisho Koto Takeuchi Library Room

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Hanafuda Samori Dance Room

9:15 AM – 12:00 PM Pickleball Hino, Lau Lanakila Gym

10:30 AM Japanese Calligraphy Usami Craft Room

12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Cribbage Lardizabal Patio

11:00 AM Okinawan Dance Kawaguchi Lanai

11:30 AM – 2:30 PM Digital Technology* Lanakila Pacific Sewing Room

12:00 PM – 2:30 PM Brian’s Karaoke Class (2nd & 4th Thurs. of the month) Suzuki Library Annex, Go Room

1:00 PM – 2:45 PM Go Nguyen-Phuoc, Hiller Dance Room

Friday 8:00 AM Tai Chi* Koike ONLINE

9:00 AM African American Cultural Club (2nd & 4th Fri. of the month) Gray Activity Room

9:00 AM Fusion Gittelman ONLINE

9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Enka Arakaki Sewing Room

9:30 AM Chinese Cultural Club (1st & 3rd Fridays of the month) Mau Activity Room

9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Yui Buyo A. Sugai, S. Nakasone Lanai

9:30 AM- 12:00 PM Tap Dance Feagins, Ferreira Dance Room

10:30 AM Sing For Your Life Richmond Lib Annex, Go Room

11:00 AM American Sign Language Shimizu ONLINE

12:00 PM – 2:30 PM Ping Pong Ream Lanai

12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Beginner Oldies Karaoke Lee Go Room

Saturday 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM Filipino Cultural Club Ibay Activity Room

10:00 AM Zumba Gold Hokama Dance Room *Special registration- see staff for more info. Do not fill out a registration form.

Classes subject to change

May 2026

SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

May Day Program (9:00 am) Worm Compost Harvesting (12:00 pm) 2

Charity Walk at Ala Moana Beach Park Magic Island (7:00 am) Ilocano Basics (9:00 am)

Basic Samoan Language (10:00 am) Greeting Card Making (10:00 am)

Kahuku Farms (10:00 am)

Ti Leaf De-Ribbing (10:30 am) Haircuts (12:30 pm) Travel Club Meeting (1:00 pm) 5 Strength Training w/ Televeda (8:00 am) Show & Sell (8:00 am) 6

Ti Leaf Lei Making (9:00 am) Pelvic Health and Urinary Incontinence (12:30 pm) 7

Strength Training (8:00 am) Coffee, Tea & Talk Story (8:30 am) Quilt Show and Lunch (10:00 am) 8 Shangri-La Tour (8:15 am) Mentastics (11:00 am) CCH Board Visit to LMPSC (11:30 am) Korean Culture & Cuisine (2:00 pm) 9 Taste of Filipino Fiesta (9:00 am)

Honolulu Orchid Society Judging (9:30 am) Cybersecurity Presentation (10:00 am) Personal Technology (12:00 pm)

Lunch at Elks Lodge (10:15 am)

Ti Leaf De-Ribbing (10:00 am)

(12:30 pm)

(10:30 am)

(10:30 am)

*Calendar subject to change

Susie Chun Oakland

Riva Torno

Iris Hiramoto

Elizabeth “Cookie” Irvine

(9:00 am)

am)

harbor Boat Tour (3:15 pm)

& Ribbon Lei Workshop (1:00 pm)

i Leaf Lei Making (9:00 am) Multi-Grain Bread Baking Excursion (11:00 am) Orange Xpress (12:00 pm)

Ti Leaf Lei Making (9:00 am) Sing Along Karaoke (12:00 pm)

New Member Orientation (9:00 am) PAB Mtg (12:00 pm) YouTube Karaoke (12:30 pm) Brain Injury Presentation (1:30 pm)

Kahuku Farms (9:30 am) CMP Meeting (2:00 pm)

Memorial Program (9:00 am) Getting Started with Mac Computers at Ala Moana Store (12:30 pm) Silk & Ribbon Lei Workshop (1:00 pm)

Health Presentation (1:00 pm)

Aging in Place (11:00 am)

Caregiver Support Group (11:00 am) CSS Staff Meeting (Center closes at 2 pm)

Flower Lei Making (9:00 am)

Fall Prevention (9:00 am)

Griswold Home Care Health Presentation (10:00 am) Iolani Palace Grounds (11:30 am) 30 Lanakila Men and Womens Shed (9:00 am)

Program Director suzanne.oakland@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Program Specialist riva.torno@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Membership Specialist ihiramoto@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Program Support Assistant elizabeth.irvine@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Lodi Tapawan Custodian

Cyan Lau, LSW

Lourdes Adame, LSW

Case Manager/Social Worker cyan.lau@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Case Manager/Social Worker lourdes.adame@catholiccharitieshawaii.org