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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS LAND TRUST NEWSLETTER VOLUME 9 • NUMBER 2 FALL 2019
‘UMEKE KĀ‘EO
A well-filled calabash, a well-filled mind
HILT’s Land Stewardship Manager enjoys a day with his children at Waihe‘e
Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge. Photo Credit Bryan Berkowitz
IN THIS ISSUE:
‘ĀINA-BASED EDUCATION WITH DENBY FREELAND PG. 3
HILT’S 2018 ANNUAL REPORT PGS. 6-13
Letter from the
Chief Executive Officer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS Laura H. E. Kaakua
Jonathan Likeke Scheuer
Chair Aloha HILT ‘Ohana,
Mary Charles
Vice Chair For those of you who I have not yet had a chance to
Keith Ogata
Treasurer meet, aloha. Mahalo for welcoming me into the HILT ‘Ohana,
Jennifer Luck a diverse group of people across Hawai‘i and many oceans
Secretary with a unifying love of Hawai‘i. As we transition from the
Matt Beall
Past Chair hottest summer yet into our rainy ho‘oilo season, and watch
the lands around us turn from crispy brown to green, many
DIRECTORS
of us are thinking about our changing climate, the higher
Sarah Bakewell
Lisa Grove likelihood of severe weather in Hawai‘i, and how we can help.
Neil Hannahs As Hawai‘i’s islands-wide land trust, our HILT ‘Ohana holds
Leahi Hall a great kuleana to look out for our great grandchildren’s
McD Philpotts
Clyde Sakamoto
great grandchildren, starting with our actions today.
Larry Stevens We are using our land trust tools of conservation purchases, conservation
Bill Swank easements, community-based ‘āina stewardship, and educating Hawai‘i’s youth, to
Anthony Takitani protect and care for the lands that will sustain us all in a changing Hawai‘i.
Jody Kaulukukui
Operating with urgency, we are focused on conservation easements that perma-
Marissa Harman
nently protect entire coastal landscapes, where the alternative to protection is residen-
Laura Kaakua tial development that will need to be mitigated as our ocean rises. We are in the home
Chief Executive Officer
stretch of placing conservation easements on fertile lands in Wai‘anae, O‘ahu, and
Scott Fisher, Ph.D.
Chief Conservation Officer Waikapū, Maui, which will grow healthy food for local tables, and decrease our
Angela Britten, CFRE dependence on imported goods. We are working with landowners dedicated to native
Director of Development forestation which literally brings back the rain, lowers temperature, and changes
James Crowe climate for the better.
Land Stewardship Manager
Makana Reilly On the seven preserves owned and stewarded by HILT throughout Hawai‘i, we are
Executive Assistant and Office Manager building both ecological and cultural resilience through connection to place, people,
Rebekah Walker and practice. A connected community is a resilient community. If we know our lands,
Maunawila ‘Āina Educator and we know one another, we will care for our lands and each other on a daily basis,
Denby Freeland and in a crisis. Volunteers at the monthly community days at Kāhili Beach Preserve on
Waihe‘e ‘Āina Educator
Karen Pollard Kaua‘i, clean up marine debris, and also get to know the rhythms of Kāhili — rolling
Waihe‘e Steward sets of waves, circling ‘Iwa birds, and kids splashing in Kīlauea River. Neighbors are
‘Umeke Kā‘eo is the newsletter of Hawaiian Islands
connected to one another through community projects such as tending the lā‘au lapa‘au
Land Trust, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization garden at Maunawila Heiau Complex. Hula dancers at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes &
committed to land conservation in Hawai‘i. Wetlands Refuge help HILT manage the fast-growing hau bush, and use the hau wood
As a Hawai‘i organization we encourage our entire to carve hula ki‘i; hand puppets used in storytelling. Connection is resilience.
community to learn more about the Hawaiian
language. Should you come across a Hawaiian word For the next generation who will experience more of Hawai‘i’s lands developed,
or term you don’t understand in our newsletter, and intense changes to climate, teaching a mālama ‘āina ethic now is imperative.
please visit wehewehe.org or email info@hilt.org
for more information. HILT is ramping up staff and efforts to connect Hawai‘i’s students to place, and to
126 Queen Street, Suite 306 bring math, science, art, engineering, creative writing, and Hawaiian history and
Honolulu, HI 96813 values to life. Mahalo for helping to forge these life-changing connections.
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HILT Expands ‘Āina-Based Education Program
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust sees firsthand the life-changing
benefits that come as a direct result of connecting Hawai‘i’s
youth and learners of all ages with the lands that sustain
our communities.
This year, HILT received grants from the Saunders Family Charitable Foundation
and Hawai‘i Tourism Authority enabling an islands-wide expansion of our ‘Āina-Based
Education Program. Currently, HILT serves more than 2,500 school children Pre-K
through post-secondary school at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge on Maui
and at Maunawila Heiau Complex in Hau‘ula, O‘ahu. HILT hired Denby Freeland as its
Waihe‘e ‘Āina Educator in October of this year. With Denby, we will be able to connect
even more Hawai‘i students with ‘āina under HILT stewardship. By year’s end, Denby
will have formally documented the key components of these successful learning programs
at Waihe‘e and Maunawila in order to create a template for tailored replication at HILT’s other preserves across Hawai‘i.
Denby will welcome hundreds of students to Waihe‘e in 2020 using curriculum that meets DOE standards while building
self-awareness and kuleana.
This is not Denby’s first time working with the Land Trust; she educated students at Waihe‘e between 2008 and 2011.
We are thrilled to welcome her back and look forward to witnessing a greater number of reconnected keiki at Waihe‘e as well
as on Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, and eventually Hawai‘i Island.
Denby is a cultural practitioner, educator, and artist who lives in upcountry Maui with her two children. Born and raised
on O‘ahu, Denby graduated from Punahou School and earned her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Washington, as well
as a Master’s degree in Education at Heritage College, Washington. Denby’s career path interweaves arts and environment in
Hawai‘i. She has held positions at Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center, Hawai‘i Nature Center, and Maui Coastal Land Trust, and has
run her own consulting business educating disabled youth. Denby is a well-known artist and Hawaiian kapa maker. Her recent
works include a collection of watercolors, mixed media paintings, and kapa, which capture the light, shadow, and rhythm of
Hawai‘i’s plants.
Denby’s artwork reveals her awareness of the sensitive environment in which she lives. Her family history in Hawai‘i
dates back many generations. While she has enjoyed a lifetime of exposure to the renowned Hawaiian landscapes of her mother,
artist Betty Hay Freeland, Denby has developed a unique style all her own. These qualities provide Denby with the unique skill
set required for her ‘Āina-Based Education work with HILT. Please join us in welcoming Denby Freeland!
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Currents
HILT Happenings
H AWA I ‘ I
Founding Member of Land Trusts in Hawai‘i Leaves a Legacy
of Inspiration and Hard Work
Longtime Land Trust devotee Stephanie Amick passed earlier this year and will be
sorely missed. Stephanie was an invaluable asset to the many organizations she worked
tirelessly to support. Stephanie’s commitment to her community was evidenced by her
dedicated service to Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling and other Hawaiian cultural events.
In the early 2000s, Stephanie became a board member for the newly formed Kona Land
Trust, where she helped acquire the 184-acre Keopuka Kai conservation easement on the
shores of Ka‘awaloa, just north of Kealakekua Bay. This easement, a donation from the
Oceanside 1250 partners, was part of a settlement for the Hōkūli‘a litigation. We had to
scramble to get the easement recorded in record time. I recall Stephanie’s presence at every
meeting, quietly emphasizing the significance of this land to the community and the need to conserve its coastline.
In 1999, a golf course was proposed for this land and would have been likely to set the tone for future resort development
along the South Kona Coast. Stephanie’s advocacy for conservation and preservation of historic cultural lands was resolute.
Stephanie was one of the first members of HILT’s Hawai‘i Island Council. As such, she helped facilitate many events and
educational tours, and assisted with the acquisition of two more easements, one in Ka‘ū and one near Hamākua.
As HILT goes forward, it is pono to take a moment to admire this woman’s commitment to local land conservation,
and to offer our deep respect and gratitude. Stephanie is our kupuna; her spirit follows us as we keep her legacy alive.
—This contribution was lovingly provided by Dr. Rick Bennett, Hawai‘i Island Council Member.
K A U A‘ I
Wai Koa Loop Talk Story Event
On April 20, the Kaua‘i Island Council organized a Talk Story on the Land hike on the newly protected Wai Koa Loop
Trail. The hike was led by Kīluaea historians Gary Smith and Jack Gushiken, supported by Kaua‘i Island Councilmembers.
Starting at Anaina Hou Community Park, the day began with breakfast and a quick overview of the history of the area,
including the Land Trust’s role in protecting public access to the trail, and the partnership between HILT, Porter Trust,
and Anaina Hou. Following an oli honoring the area and kupuna, and asking for safe passage, more than 80 people walked
the 4-mile Wai Koa Loop Trail together.
The Trail meanders through the historic Wai Koa Plantation in Kīlauea, home to the over 100-year-old Stone Dam
and the largest mahogany forest in Hawai‘i. Gary and Jack delighted participants with both ancient mo‘olelo and personal
stories of their time on the land. Based on the success of the hike, HILT’s Kaua‘i Island Council hopes to provide many more
opportunities to meaningfully connect the people of Kaua‘i to ‘āina.
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MAUI
Hāwea Point Moonlight Walk and Waihe‘e Ho‘olaule‘a
HILT's newsest conservation easement, known as Kapalua Makai Open Space, was put
to good use on May 17, when a group of 19 Maui residents and visitors gathered for a
moonlight hike. We met at Kapalua Makai Open Space, near the Kapalua Coastal Trail,
and then toured Hāwea Point, another property protected by a HILT-held conservation
easement. Just after sunset, we settled in to watch an amazing spectacle as thousands of
‘Ua‘u Kani (Wedge-tailed shearwaters, a pelagic seabird) arrived home to their burrows.
Patience and calm movements were rewarded with the intimacy of the birds gathering
around and making their distinctive, eerie, crying call.
Saturday, July 13 was another busy day as we celebrated our annual Ho‘olaule‘a at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands
Refuge. Participants kept cool on this hot day with complimentary Tobi’s Shave Ice, and enjoyed ‘ono, healthy Hawaiian food
provided by Kahumoku Farms. Kumu Kapono‘ai Molitau offered the opening pule and blessing and Unko’ George Kahumoku
played sweet music. HILT invited its conservation partners to set up information booths, thus providing many opportunities for
learning about various Maui conservation efforts. Cultural practitioners welcomed attendees to appreciate ka hana a ka po‘e
kahiko, and the need to care for Waihe‘e so that our cultural practices can thrive. Attendees made cordage with Kekai Robinson,
lei kauna‘oa with Laura Kaakua, and kapa with Denby Freeland. Mahalo to Boeing for its financial support and to the many
volunteers who made this day happen.
O ‘A H U
Lima Hana Providing
Connection and Career
Development in Hau‘ula
My name is Kamalani Sayles.
I am a freshman at Kahuku High and
Intermediate School. I was born and
raised in Hau‘ula, it is my home. It is
where I am meant to be. I write today
to share about my participation in the
Lima Hana Intern program at HILT’s
Maunawila Heiau this summer.
Even though I was born and raised in Hau‘ula, I had never been to Maunawila Heiau or learned of its importance. When I
signed up for this program, I thought it would just be a summer job. I never expected to learn so much about the history and culture
of my community. This made me realize that there is so much more to Hau‘ula than I thought. I want to continue to learn more.
I also enjoyed the opportunity to be in charge of a project. My work partner and I were in charge of replacing the trail
markers and redoing the signs. I enjoyed the work. It was rewarding to see how my finished projects make people want to come
to visit this place.
Working with other ‘opio was also a learning experience. It was my first time meeting many of them. I was shy at first but as
we worked alongside each other we learned about each other. In order to do our work, we had to talk to each other and figure out
how to accomplish our goals. I learned how to turn a stranger into a friend.
This being my first job means I got my first paycheck. Now that I am older, I see how life can be hard and expensive. My paychecks
allowed me to help my family with bills and other necessities. It made me feel really good to help my family financially. This also made
me realize the importance of programs like this in our community. I hope other students will have this opportunity next year.
Being part of HILT’s Maunawila Heiau ‘opio has made me appreciate all the hard work that has been done at Maunawila
Heiau and in our community. I am committed to continue being part of the future work to mālama Maunawila Heiau.
—Kamalani Sayles, Kahuku High School Freshman and Hana Lima Program Participant
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H A W A I I A N I S L A N D S L A N D T R U S T
2018 A N N U A L R E P O R T
Message From the Board Chair
Jonathan Likeke Scheuer
Aloha friends who love the land –
On behalf of the Board of Directors of Hawaiian Islands Land Trust, I am pleased to
share our annual report for 2018. Like many of you, I have been a supporter of HILT
since its creation in 2011. Since becoming Chair in 2018, I have gained an even deeper
appreciation for the reach and impact of HILT in Hawai‘i, and for our potential.
There are so many ways we can measure our impact, recounting the acres we have
protected (over 19,000 by the end of 2018, and still growing), and the dollars we have
raised and spent on conservation. These are good numbers to know and you will see
many of them in this report.
I have come to believe, however, that in many fundamental ways it is not land that
we protect, in the deepest meaning of our work together. We certainly do acquire and
hold land, in fee simple and by conservation easements. But in the end that is merely
a mechanism for something greater.
In my mind, the deepest meaning of our work is in how we protect and strengthen relationships. This includes the
relationships we protect and strengthen between people and place, and between and among communities.
I was recently privileged to meet with a number of elementary and high school students who had spent their summer
working to understand and mālama our preserve that contains Maunawila Heiau in Windward O‘ahu. Caretaking of this
‘āina came to HILT as a gift from the McGregor family who had held it since the 1800s as family lands. These students I met,
all from Windward O‘ahu, worked all summer cataloging sites, researching, weeding, learning, and teaching.
When I met them, their affection for the place was infectious, and their excitement to share brought maturity far
beyond their years. I later learned how the small summer stipend that the high school students received (from Ka Hale
Auamo, LLC, in partnership with Alu Like, Inc) had resulted in two other impacts. Not only did Maunawila benefit from
significant on the ground conservation results, but the money these emerging adults earned was a meaningful help to some
of their rural families’ economic well-being.
These are the kinds of relationships – to place and within and among community – that we have the opportunity to
grow and strengthen. You, as a donor, supporter, and volunteer for HILT are part of this relationship and this HILT ‘ohana,
a family that stretches from Halele‘a on the North Shore of Kaua‘i to our farmland easements in Ka‘ū on the southern end
of Hawai‘i Island.
Mahalo for being in relationship with us. I look forward to that deepening and strengthening this year, and in the years
to come, as we together protect the places and relationships that sustain us now and for future generations.
Mahalo piha,
Jonathan Likeke Scheuer, Ph.D.
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2018 Highlights and Accomplishments
2 0 1 8 WA S A Y E A R O F G R OW T H A N D E XC I T E M E N T F O R H I LT. W E A R E P R O U D O F O U R
AC C OM P L I SH M E N T S OV E R T H E Y E A R , A N D A R E T H R I L L E D B Y T H E BU I L D I N G M OM E N T UM
T HAT W I L L E N SU R E T H E P R O T E C T IO N A N D C OM M U N I T Y S T EWA R D SH I P O F EV E N M O R E O F
HAWA I ‘I’ S M O S T C R I T IC A L L A N D S . A L L T H E WO R K W E D O I S D I R E C T LY SU P P O RT E D B Y OU R
D O N O R S A N D PA RT N E R S . EV E RY SP E C IA L P L AC E P R O T E C T E D B E G I N S W I T H YO U — M A HA L O !
BY T H E N U M B E R S
2,500 Students 24 Talk Story on the Land Hikes
2,488 Volunteer Hours
19,236.9 Total Acres Protected
P R OT E C T
Conservation Purchases and Easements:
• Protected Kapalua Makai Open Space via a conservation easement donated by the Cooley Trust. Kapalua Makai Open Space
is a 1.27-acre parcel next to the Kapalua Coastal Trail, important for seabird habitat and community access to the ocean
• Total projects completed: 1
• Total Acreage protected: 1.27
• Significantly advanced the protection of 3 special places to be completed in 2019 and 2020
S T E WA R D
Mālama ‘Āina Practices on HILT’s 6 preserves, and annual monitoring of HILT’s 34 conservation easements:
• Expanded 1 acre of native habitat at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge providing habitat for endemic wildlife
• 1 access improved. Following several floodingollowing several flooding events, Goodfellow Bros. donated the installation
of a paved entry road improving access to Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge
• Planted over 2,000 native plants at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge
• Established 3 māla lā‘au lapa‘au to enhance learning at Maunawila Heiau Complex in Hau‘ula
• Continued cultivation of over 50 rare kalo species through a partnership with E Kapu Ka ‘Āina’s Maka‘aka Lo‘i
at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge
CONNECT
‘Āina Engagement and Education:
• Led 41 Talk Story on the Land hikes across the islands, sharing the importance of mālama ‘āina with 895 learners
• Hosted over 2,500 school children ages pre-K through post-secondary school for ‘Āina-Based Education experiences
at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge and Maunawila Heiau Complex
• Conducted outreach to over 10 landowners across the state to share land conservation options
• Engaged with more than 1,504 volunteers in restoration work at our public preserves, contributing
2,488 volunteer work hours to HILT and land conservation
• Welcomed more than 4,500 visitors to our 6 public preserves across the Hawai‘i
• Hosted 1,200 campers at Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands and Nu‘u Refuge on Maui
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Newsletter | 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 7
Financial Summary
COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2018
In 2018, our income exceeded expenses and we raised $1,094,995 for operations and stewardship, enabling HILT to protect and
steward over 19,000 acres of land across the state. HILT’s efficiency is further demonstrated by the fact that 71 cents for every
dollar raised is used directly to advance our conservation mission. The financial results depicted here are from HILT’s audited
December 31, 2018 consolidated financial statements.
R E V E N U E BY S O U R C E
TOTAL REVENUE: $1,094,995 Foundations 11%
Government 21%
Earned Income 3%
Individuals 65%
T OTA L P R O G R A M M AT I C
EFFICIENCY
TOTAL EXPENSES: $1,028329 Conservation Activities 71%
General & Admin 10%
Fundraising 19%
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2018 Featured Supporters
N Ā KO A ‘Ā I N A N Ō P I L I M O N T H LY PLANNED GIVING
In 2018, Hawaiian Islands Land Trust GIVING CLUB The ‘Āina Ho‘oilina Society is a
welcomed two new Nā Koa ‘Āina The nōpili is a freshwater goby committed group of loyal supporters
members. The Nā Koa ‘Āina are a known to climb waterfalls by clinging who have included HILT in their estate
group of supporters whose generosity, to the wet stones. The unwavering planning. If you are interested in
long-term vision, and leadership has determination of the nōpili has learning more about leaving a legacy
enabled HILT to fulfill its mission become synonymous for showing to HILT through a gift in your will,
to protect the lands that sustain us. steadfast love through small, persistent visit hilt.org/support/planned-giving.
These steadfast supporters have made acts. We equate that with the dedication
generous multi-year commitments to of donors who make recurring monthly Janet Bal
ensure HILT’s success as we strive to gifts to HILT. These Nōpili empower Dr. Richard H. Bennett
steward the places HILT has protected, HILT to take a more proactive role in
and to protect additional threatened protecting critical land across the State. Susan L. Bradford
special places.
Jackie Brainard
Jennifer Avina*
Matt & Elif Beall Neola Caveny
Paul Coleman*
Pamela & Ed Bello Mary Charles
James K. and Eleanor M. Crowe
Susan Bradford Mindy Frankel
James K. and Amy Crowe
Hawai‘i Life Charitable Fund Lisa Grove and Stephen Becker*
Frances Duberstein
Hawai‘i Life Real Estate Brokers Hilary Harts
Raymond K. Y. and Mia S. Hew
Steve & Tamar Goodfellow Maribeth and John Klobuchar
P. Denise La Costa
Ann & Allen Jones, III Judy McCorkle & Tom Reed*
Maren Lau
Susan & Jac Kean Joan C. Pratt
Mary and Jim Luck
Jonathan Kindred Robert and Carolyn Richardson
Marty Kuala
Jacqueline Kosecoff, PhD & Gerrianne & Clyde Sakamoto
Maui Mana Adventures
Robert Brook* Patricia A. and Jefferson G. Stillwell
Matt McDonald
Betty M. Leis Anonymous (3)
Isabella M. Miki
Audrey MacLean & Mike Clair * New in 2018
Geary S. and Beth Mizuno
The Makana Aloha Foundation
Alexandra Ogorman
Katie & Dave Minkus
Keoki and Kim Raymond*
Peter & Victorine Merriman
Sara and Chris Smith
Michael D. Moore
Robert Stoner
Gerrianne & Clyde Sakamoto
Larry Uyeda
Joe & Sharon Saunders
William D. Van Loan
Jill & Doug Schatz
Anne & Larry Stevens * New in 2018
Anthony & Carey Sutton
Ulupono Fund at the Hawai‘i
Community Foundation
* New in 2018
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2018 Members and Supporters
Mahalo for your support Keola & Moana Beamer Joe & Laura Canciamilla Bruce & Sylvia DeGooyer
of Hawaiian Islands Land Doug Bell Cane Fire Graphics LLC Nancy & Robert Dein
Trust. On behalf of our Karen Bellavita Sue Canfield Ashford Delima
Board of Directors, staff, Ed & Pamela Bello Mark Carawan Rosalind DeMello
and volunteers, we wish to Bello Realty, Inc. Barbara Ann Carlson Mimi Desjardins
thank those who contributed Dr. Richard H. Bennett Bryan Carlson William D. & Sarah C. Devlin
to HILT between January 1 Gae Bergquist-Trommald H. Robert Downs & Sharon L. Carroll Barbara Di Ferrante
and December 31, 2018 Bryan Berkowitz David & Denise Carswell Ashley & Richard Donate
Linda Bernat Tom & Carolann Carter Suzanne Doodan
INDIVIDUALS Petra Bertilsson Friedman Patricia & Gary Cassel Zarine Dorabji
5 Palms Mary Lee Bilyou Marcy Cayton Jay Dorrance & Karen Tilley
Alyson Abrego Tom Blackburn-Rodriguez & Jesse Chaidez Doubletree by Hilton Alana -
Nyla Adams Joan E. Martin Patricia Chaney Waikiki Beach
Yvonne Ahearn Beryl B. Blaich Kevin K. J. Chang Douglas Harris
Christine Ahia James Blamey Winfield P. Chang & David R. Carlson Linda Doyle
Akamine, Oyadomari & Kosaki CPA’s, Inc. Tracey L. Blanchard Matthew & Nicole Chapman Driftwood - Lifestyle Boutique
Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra Blue Planet Surf Patricia H. Char & Thomas W. Bingham DTL
Alaska Airlines William & Alana Bodenstab Mary Charles & Tom Kiely Thomas Kaeo Duarte
Nicholas Aldrich Malia Bohlin William Chase Frances Duberstein & Jeanne Mosley
Carol Contreas Dale B. & Marjorie Bonar Frank Chester Lance M. & Leslie Dunbar
George & Janet Allan Danny Boren & Sharyl Bediamol Stephen Childs Diane Dunn
Suzy Allegra & Robert Diener Tim Bostock & Melanie Holt Carole C. Chun East West Partners, Inc.
ALTRES, INC. Cyndi Bosworth Marge & Al Cieri Rod Easterly
Pia Aluli Miriam Bouret Kimberly Clark Henry Eby
Ramsay K. Anakalea Sara Bowen Edward & Boonsuay Clement Ray Echavez
Andaz Maui at Wailea Mary B. Bowers Thorne Abbott Edmund Olson
Jessica Anderson Boy Scouts of America Troop 22 Eleanora Cochran John Elder
Sharon Anderson Boyd Construction, Inc. Yali & Anthony Cockburn David & Floribel Elies
Anonymous Susan L. Bradford Armand Cohen Amanda Ellis
Anuhea Farm Ltd. Jackie L. Brainard Jenavi Correa Keith Epstein & Kim Bowley
Dr. Al & Jan Arensdorf Jim Brandl Paula & Harvey Cohen C. Pardee Erdman
Wendy & Paul Areus Timothy Brauer Robert & Karen Cole Christian & Jacqueline Erdman
Peter D. & Mallory H. Armstrong Luise Braun & Frederick D. Pablo Paul Coleman Andrew Evans
Pete Arnold Carl H. & Judith P. Bredhoff Communications Pacific Stacy & Carl Evensen
Karla Aronson Randal & Mav Bressette Kegan Conway Eye of the Islands Photography, Inc.
Susan & Ronald Aronson Janet & Tim Britt Sheila Cooper Melissa Eyre & Rajkumar Sundram
Marianne & David Asher B. Lynn Britton Amanda Corby David L. Fairbanks
Ada E. Askew Robert Brook & Jacqueline Kosecoff, PhD Erika Corrigan Fairmont Kea Lani Maui
ATC Makena Management Services Corp Alan & Suzanne Brown Thomas Craig Randall Farleigh
Atlas Insurance Agency Courtney M. Brown L. Richard Fried, Jr. & Suzi Fried Stephen Farlow
LeAnn & Steve Auerbach Deborah B. Brown & Geoffrey Bourne Roger L. & Joan L. Crouse Tom Faught & Wendy Hudson
Jennifer Avina John & Kathryn Brown Amy & James Keoni Crowe Colleen & Michael Faye
Suzanne M. Avina Zadoc Brown James K. & Eleanore M. Crowe Diane Faye
Axia Home Loans Susan & Roan Browne R. Dougal & Ann Crowe Arianna Feinberg
Hermine Baker Stephen Bruemmer Cultural Surveys Hawaii, Inc. Lawrence D. Feinberg
Mary Margaret Baker Jan Bryan Robin & Bonifacio Curammeng Vivian Feintech & Allen Greenfield
Senator Rosalyn Baker Sarah Bryan Colleen Curran Diana Felton
Sarah Bakewell Shauna Buckner & Greg Bundy Da Kine Hawaii James Ferguson
Janet Bal Robert & Anne Burch Christian & Lila Da Luz Barbara J. Fernandez
Edward Baldwin Nancy & Andrew F. Bushnell Arthur Damasco Fête
Michelle & Jeremy Baldwin John & Nancy Byrne Hezekiah-Kaniela Cabiles-Damasco First Hawaiian Bank
Galen Nakamura Susan Byrne Pia Damon Patrick & Tobi Fisher
William Barchet Gail Byrne-Baber Douglas Smith Peter & Lori Fisher
Randal Bartlett Christopher Caddell Thomas & Carol Daniel Judith Flanders
Sabra Basler Jill Caisey Pam Daoust Constance Flattery
Daniel Bass Hugh Damon Catherine F. Davenport Sandra Florence
James Bauer Frances Cameron Ort Carol Davies Michael W. & Susan Foley
John H. & Maile M. Bay Karin L. Camilli Carol Ann Davis & Norman Brand Patricia S. & Thomas G. Foley
A. Bernard Bays Genevieve & Chris Campbell Hal & Lisa Davis Natalie Folsom
Matt & Elif Beall Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Cynthia De Ben FoodState, Inc.
Andrew Beaman Corporation Lucienne de Naie Kimberly Formanova
10 www.hilt.orgSusan & Jack Forsyth Patricia Goff-Williams Eve Harrison Janet C. Beck
Sherri L Foster Jeffrey & Gale Goo Kelly Hart Linda-Jane Irwin
Four Seasons Resort Oahu Gary & Elizabeth Goodrich Clare S. & Michael D Harvey Lars Isaacson
Four Seasons Resort Lanai Patricia Gotschalk & Barry Solomon Connie Hastert Island Style Innonvations, LLC
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea Gourmet Events Hawaii Mark & Diane Hastert Alicia Iverson
William Keoni Fox Joe & Karen Grafe Russell & Val Hata Lester Iwamasa
Laurel Francis Micah Grafsgaard Skippy Hau Kim Coco Iwamoto
Robin Franck Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Chris Hauge J Jewelry Maui
Patrick Franta Grand Wailea Resort Flora & Fauna by Lauren Shearer Van James
Amy Frazier Victoria Gray David & Milla Richardson James Campbell Company LLC
Keoki & Betty Hay Freeland Sienna Greener-Wooten Hawaii Life Real Estate Brokers Jawaoo
Margery H. Freeman Chantelle Greenslade Rhonda Hay Joshua & Souksamlane Jerman
Linda Freidenburg James & Emmy Greenwell Hawaii Mermaid Adventures Dawn Jernaill
Fresh Island Art M.E. Greenwell Hawaii Opera Theatre Connor Jetton
John & Sheryl Fries Rick Gregg Hawaii Pacific Brokers, LLC David John, M.D.
Karl & Missy Frisch Michelle Griffoul Hawaii Sea Spirits LLC, Producers of Ocean Johnny V. Ent.
Kristi & Gabriel Frlekin Alan Grodzinsky Vodka Tim & Robin Johns
Robert & Carolyn Fujioka Lisa Grove & Stephen Becker HAWAII VIP LLC Stanley W. & Karen A. Johnsen
Cecilia & Vicente Fukushima Grove Farm Company, Inc. Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery C. Howard & Dorsey Johnson
Deborah Fulton James & Priscilla Growney Hawaiian Paddle Sports Mark & Carol Johnson
Debbie Fung Alice W. Guild Jennifer Welch-Brown Peter & Anne Johnson
Johnathan Galarita Jay Habel Sheila & Kimo Haynes Phillip J. & Suzan J. Johnson
Louise Gardner Andrea & Chris Haigh Christina & Guy Haywood Allen & Ann Jones
Randy Gardner & Barbara Hanna Hale King, LLC Dana Hazelton Carolee & Ralph Jones
Timothy Gardner Haleakala Ranch Company Thomas Hazelton Cathy Jones
Courtlandt & Natalie Gates Haliimaile Distilling Company Paula & Alan Hegele Steven Josefsberg & Susan Seubert
Jennifer & Klendon Genovia Matthew Hall Donald & Karen Hellwig Nora Judd
Terrence & Julie George Kenny Halpern Chizuko & Joseph M. Heney Kaanapali Beach Hotel
Ellen Gerl Martha B. Halsey James M. Hentz Peter Kafka
Robert R. & Bonnie S. Gerlach Lee Hamilton Kirsten Hermstad Lynn Kahalewai
Gerard Gibson & Alexandra Kochert-Gibson Mary Hamilton & Fritz Bathelt Hugo Hernandez Kahilu Theatre
Margo Gill and Damon Gill Handcrafted Restaurants Kathy & Brian Hernandez Staycie Kaholi
Kathleen Gillaspie Hormel Clint & Carolyn Hansen Kristin Hettermann Charlyssa & Panfilo Kaina-Bascar
Kristin E. Gillette & Adam Dippy Cary Haramoto Raymond K. Y. & Mia S. Hew Kaiser Permanente
Sean Ginella Jeanne A. Hardie & David R. Ferrebee Janie & Gary Hibler Christine Kaizawa
Jo Anne Ginger Harfst and Associates, Inc. Susan Hicks Kawika K. & Kaui Burgess
Raymond Glauser Hermine Z. Harman Donald C & Victoria Hill Kamehameha Schools
C. Tandy Glenn Brenna Harrington Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hill Kapono Inc.
L. Gay Goessling Andrea & James Harris Suzanne Hill Suzanne Kashiwaeda
Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Michael A. Katz
Beach Resort Kauai Energy Institute
John Hirashima Kauai Nursery & Landscaping, Inc.
Historic Hawaii Foundation Kauai Organic Farms
Kalani Ho-Nikaido Raymond Kawamata
Christopher & R Noelani Hochuli Michael Kawamoto
Howard Hoddick Kealopiko
Hokuala Kauai A Timbers Resort Susan C. & John M. Kean
Glenn & Jaydene Hong Anthony Keats
Robin Hong Jane A. & Larry M. Kehano
Honolulu Museum of Art Julie Keller
Hookele Strategies, LLC Marilyn Kelly
Pegge Hopper Gallery Ken Grodbreg Inc.
Pamela & Andrew Horowitz Mary Kerstulovich
Hot Island Glass, Ltd. Sue & Paul Kiang
Hotel Molokai Stephen Kieffer
Donna Howard Kihei Partners LLC
Paul T. Huber & Marilyn Ratcliffe Kimo’s Restaurant
HUE Joan & Peter Kinchla
Claire K Hughes Jonathan B. Kindred
Liz Hughston H. Peter & Kori King
Hula Grill Thomas D. King
Kaye Hurtt Janis & Richard Kinoshita
Barbara & Ravic Huso Kinvara Holdings, LLC
Lisa Huttemeyer Patrick Kirch
Sunrise over Maunawila Heiau Complex Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa Michael & Dorvine Kitamura
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Newsletter | 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 11Mark Klaschka Mana Health Foods Inc. Keith Knox & Dale Stewart Mandara Spa at Hilton Hawaiian Village Greg Knue & Leona Kushi Mango Tree Realty Ko Olina Golf Club Lillian Mangum Koloa Rum Co. Watters O. Martin, Jr. & Christina F Hassell John & Stephanie Koraleski Madan & Pooja Mashalkar Kiely Krahe Raymond N. & Anne H. Matasci Magdaline & Douglas Kramp Hayley Matson-Mathes & Barbara Krause Michael Mathes Julie Kremer Deborah Mathias & David Niehaus Marty Kuala Matson Kualoa Ranch Hawaii, Inc. Eric Matsuda Bob & Lynn Kubota Melvin Matsuda Frank & Nancy Kudla Sandra & Ronald Matz Mitsu & Judy Kumagai Maui Arts & Cultural Center Mark Kunimune Maui Divers Jewelry Patricia & Kenneth Kupchak Maui Dreams Dive Company La Costa Realty Hawaii, LLC Maui Electric Company, Ltd. Lawrence B. & Mary Ann Lambert Maui Healing Retreat Keiki cleaning marine debris at HILT's Kāhili Beach Preserve Edward B. & Diane Lane Maui Kayak Adventures Lantern Asset Management Maui Kuia Estate Chocolate Lorence Lapow Maui Mana Adventures Paul Mizoguchi Sylviane Norris Scott LaRue Maui Nui Golf Club Geary S. & Beth Mizuno Mark & Jill Northcraft Erik & Yuriko Larson Maui Oil Company, Inc. Mokihana Pest Control, Inc. Oahu Speech & Language Pathology Pamela J. Larson Maui Soap Company Glenn Molander Consultants Gregory Lau Maui Solar Project LLC Linda N. Monden Susan & Bob Offermann Henry Lau Maui Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. Michael D. Moore Keith & Renee Ogata Maren Lau Maui Wine and Ulupalakua Ranch Randy Moore & Lynne Johnson Kelsey Ogata Connie & Russell Lau Mauna Ala Hiking Club Timothy Moore Kylie Ogata David & Cindy Lawrence Kansas & Stefanie Henderson Mary Moragne Cooke Alexandra Ogorman Janet Laws Maverick Helicopters Hawaii Barbara L. Moran Lori Okimura Nam Le Viet & Mary Anne Fitch Sonia Mazurek John Morgan Cathy Oleson & Eugene Parra Karen & Michael Learned McCandless Land & Cattle Company Paul & Barbara Morgan Olomana Golf Links Sam & Nori Lee Kathleen & James McCann Linda Morley-Wells Susan Olson Ann Lentz Kelly & Mark McCaslin Mike Morris Diane Ono Mary Ann & Preston Lentz Matt McDonald Thomas Morris Hank & Marita Oppenheimer Tom and Anne Leuteneker Wayne McDonald Marshall & Susan Mortenson Orchids of Olinda, Inc. Noa Lincoln Elizabeth McEldowney & Laurie Brehm Christine & Justin Moschetti Lionel Ortiz Nanna Lindberg Keith & Cheryl McElfresh Brian Moto Rick Ortner F. Puanani Lindsey Joe & Mary McFarland Julenne & Dwight Mounts Colleen O’Shea Katherine G. Lindsey Danee McFarr Marjorie Mrasek Jeanne Oshima Nyna Lipton Peter W. & Luanna McKenney Heather M. Mueller Michael Ottman Frederick Livingston John & Jane McKinney Charlotte Mukai Robert & Cynthia Pacheco Christopher Llanes Douglas & Kay McLeod Miles Mulcahy Pacific Biodiesel, Inc. Catherine & Karl Lo Douglas S. & Gale P. McNish William Mundt Pacific’O Gina Lobaco Kimberlie & Michael McPherson Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc. Padilla Designs LLC Michael Lofaro Debra & Dwayne Mears Mike & Marsha Munson Tim Pagan Kathleen & Bradley Logsdon John & Melissa Meier Amy Muramatsu Patricia Page Longhi’s MEPSS MegaVega Properties LLC Christian Palmer Jay Loschert Katherine & Rodney Merrill Yasmin & Steven Myers Antonio J. Paresa Harry A. & Carol Louchheim Peter & Victorine Merriman Na Hoku George N. Paresa, Jr. Heidi Low Merriman’s Waimea Gail Nagasako Kathy & David Parrish Eric Lowe Merriman’s Ward Debbie Nakanelua Richards Pascua Accounting Services, LLC Laurie S. Lowson Tom Mertens Joan Namkoong Sara Patton Jennifer Luck & Jason Schaper Mikel & Amy Mesh Napili Kai Beach Resort Jessica Paulson Mary & Jim Luck Desiree Mesz Stuart L. Nicholls Judy & Chris Pearse Patricia Lucke Nancy Meyer Krishna Narayan Michael & Nicole Pedersen Lumeria Maui Ronald Meyer National Tropical Botanical Garden Wallette G. & Victor Pellegrino Samuel & Camille Lyons Rosalyn L. & Paul Meyer Nature Backs Alan Pelzer Sachiko Machida William Meyers & Mary Higgins James Neely Sr. Pepsi Beverages Company David C. & Diantha H. Mackwell Michael S. & Kathleen M. Spalding Sharon & William Nesbit Albert Perez & Laurie Barker-Perez Audrey MacLean & Mike Clair Richard M. & Judith Michaels Network For Good Douglas Perrine Tanja Madsen Isabella Miki David Newman Raymond M. & Christine Phillips Mahina Kinga Mills Nisei Veterans Memorial Center Douglas & Sandra Philpotts David Mahlke Diane Minogue & John Borthwick Neal & Melissa Norman Mary Philpotts McGrath 12 www.hilt.org
Pineapple Palaka Christine & Jeff Roberson Steve & Janna Schlag Patrick Stevenson
Dolorine Pires Eva Roberts Jeanie Schmaltz Lorraine & John Stewart
Nick Pirozzi Stephen Robertson Roger H. & Nathalie M. Schrock Patricia A. & Jefferson G. Stillwell
Diane Plotts Jennifer Robins Bruce & Phyllis Schumacher Mele Stokesberry & Chuck Carletta
Marielle & Kenneth Ponce Alice & Dorna Robinson Joseph G. & Janet Schumb Robert Stoner
Kalae Popa Beth Robinson, R(B) A. Roxanne Scott Sandra & C. Earl Stoner, Jr.
Henry Popkin Phyllis Robinson N. Elaine Segura Janice Stotts
Robyn Poppe Jo Ann Rockwell Sempra Infrastructure Michal Stover & Loring Harkness, III
Leslie Potts Julie & Randall Roenigk Young & Skip Seroy Street Burger
William & Halina Potts Henk & Akemi Rogers Robert & Annabelle Shallenberger Ronald Strickland
Joan C. Pratt Donna Rolens Shane Victorino Foundation Sugar Beach Events
Mr. & Mrs. David Pratt Katie Romanchuk Cindy Shannon Timothy Sukimoto
Samuel W. Pratt Ann Roney Jean Sun Shaw Sharon Suzuki
Kalola Price Robin Rosnick Jennifer Sheehan William & Lynn Swank
Prince Waikiki David Rouse Mark Sheehan Swell Consulting
Pulama Lanai Adam Roversi Robert & Louisa Shelton Ira & Jill Tager
Irene & Matthew Putnam John Rowehl Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa Edward J. & Eileen Takayesu
Vic & Margaret Quattrin Roy’s Kaanapali Teri Sherrow Joy Tamayose
Martin W. & Karen Quill Carl Rozycki Grace Sherwin Lisa Taniguchi
Cynthia & Terry Quisenberry Ron Rubin Barbara Sachie Shinoda Wendy Taomoto
R. M. Towill Corporation Rue Belle Designs Uta & Glenn Shiotani Linda & Leighton Taylor
Owen Randall Thomas Runge & Alice Parcell Karen Shishido Cassidy Tepper
Manono Rapanot Barry D. Rutherford, M.D. Samuel Shnider and Moriah Diamond The Boeing Company Gift Match
Keoki & Kim Raymond David Ryan Shnider The Consolidated Corp.
Tom Reed & Judy McCorkle Heeshin Ryan David L. Shores The Dunes at Maui Lani
Donald W. Reeser Rita Ryan Jessica Shyba The Howard Hughes Corporation
Sally & Tom Reeve Deborah C. & Michael Rybak Sig Zane Designs The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Ronald Resnick Saiva Siddhanta Church Ryan Silva The King Kamehameha Golf Club
Miguel & Colleen Reyes Gerrianne & Clyde Sakamoto Shana Weiss & John Silva The Mill House - Maui Chef’s Table
Reyn Spooner Eric San George Luke Simms The Omidyar Group
Susan Rhee Charlotte Sandoz Jeffrey Simon The Resort Group LLC
Doug Rice Sassabella Boutique John E. & Rose Simonds The Restaurant at Hotel Wailea
Martha Ann Rice Joe & Sharon Saunders Mark A. Sitts & Eugenia Idica-Sitts The Vivian Marita Green Trust
Alyce Richardson Martha Sauter Bryce & Shannon Skaff The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort
Carolyn E. Richardson Thomas & Janice Savidge Glenn Skankey Susan & Roland Thom
Dale E Richardson Jill & Doug Schatz Tora Smart Susan H. Thomson
Amanda Rieux Cami L. Kloster & Jonathan L. Scheuer Barbara & Richard Smith Dori Thorngren
Rising Sun Solar Katrina Schilling Cameron Smith Emily Thiroux Threatt
Steve Ritchey Schlack Ito, LLC Johann Smith Teresa Tico
Maui Bee Farm Leslie Tincher
Sara & Chris Smith Tinroof Maui
Stephen & Margaret Smith Tom Pierce Attorney at Law LLLC
Fran and Richard Snell Townscape Inc.
Steven Sobel & Diane Chait Lili Townsend
Son’z Steakhouse Patronella Treadwell
Sarah Sorenson Irene Trias
Nafisseh Soroudi Trilogy Excursions
Kelly Knox Triple L Ranch
Sigrid & John Southworth Fred & Catherine Trott
Linda Spadaro Ismael Trovo
Mary Spadaro TS Restaurants Hawaii
Kathleen & Michael Spalding Jeannette Tuitele-Lewis
Linda Sparks Glenn & Lorraine Uchimura
Nancy & Michael Sparks Linda & Alan Unemori
Mary Spears Unique Maui Tours
Andrew J. Speese Upcountry Acupuncture
Peter D. Sperry Catherine & Frank Ursomarso
Aaron Spielman Larry Uyeda
Stephen Spinelli Teresa & John Vail
Joseph Spinney Kathy Valier
SSFM International, Inc. Gunars & JoRene Valkirs
Aaron Staple Eric Vallas
Starn O’Toole Marcus & Fisher William D. Van Loan
Anne & Larry Stevens Ney Vann
Paleoecology research at HILT’s Nu‘u Refuge Lise R. Stevens, M.D. & Bruce Taylor Jeri L. Vedder
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Newsletter | 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 13Peter Vennewitz Erin Wilson GRANTORS AND FOUNDATIONS
Susan Vickery Windward Aviation
Paul & Patricia Vincent David Randell Public
Visually Speaking, Inc. Pam & Bill Winkleman City & County of Honolulu – Grant in Aid
Christie Volkmer Win-Win Workplace Solutions State of Hawai‘i - Hawai‘i Tourism Authority
James Waddington Toni Withington & Norman Knudson State of Hawai‘i - Grant in Aid
Wailea Beach Resort Thomas S. Witten
Wailea Golf Club WKF, Inc. Private
John & Nelly Waldorf Alfred Wolf & Virginia Morgan AmazonSmile Foundation
Janet & Robert Walker Genevieve Woo Aldrich Family Charitable Gift Fund
Seana Walsh Sharon L. Woodall Alexander & Baldwin, Inc
Lucia Wang Martha Woodbury American Online Giving Foundation
Colleen & Presley V. Wann, Jr. Lucas & Sherri Woodford Anne & Jacob Starr Foundation
Susan Ward Richard B. & Kanara Woodford Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund
Gene & Lajon Weaver Ulalia Woodside Atherton Family Foundation
Ron & Linda Weaver Ellen Yamada-Regidor & Bendon Family Foundation
Wesley & Cathy Weigel Jeremy Keala Tanaka Caruthers Family Foundation
Wendy Weimann Joan & Howard Yamaguchi Charles Engelhard Foundation
Elliot Weisenberg & Clara Orban Allen Yamashita DonateWell
Courtney & Ben Welborn Emily Yarnall Dorrance Family Foundation
Billy & Maggie Welker Sidney Yee Echo Bay Foundation
Robert E. & Helena Weltman Robert Young Edmund C. Olson Trust No. 2
Karl & Jeannie Wenger Teresa Young & Joseph Celona
Elaine and Robert Lang Foundation, Inc.
Peter Weymouth Bonnie & Joe Yurkanin
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Carol & Gaylord H. Wilcox Petra Chetanaa Zoeller
Grace M. S. Williams John N. & Barbara Zotz
Hawaii Community Foundation
Michael Williams & Linda Love Victor Zue & Stephanie Seneff Hawaii Life Charitable Fund
Stephanie J. & Robert J. Williams Herbert O. Wolfe Foundation
Historic Hawaii Foundation
Jewish Communal Fund
Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund
Koaniani Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Lyon Foundation, Inc.
Makana Aloha Foundation
Marin Community Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Ohuokalani Charitable
Saunders Family Charitable Foundation
Seattle Foundation
Silva/Weiss Family Foundation
Teach A Man To Fish Foundation
The Cades Foundation
The Davidow Family Foundation
The Freeman Foundation
The Jonathan Starr Foundation, Inc.
The Joseph & Vera Long Foundation
The Maccarone Family Fund
The Red Cabin Foundation Trust
The Vivian Marita Green Trust
Traut Carson Fund
Ulupono Initiative
Watumull Stores/Jhamandas Watumull Fund
Wilson Family Trust
Volunteers work with HILT’s Land Stewardship Manager to care for
native plantings at HILT’s Waihe‘e Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge
14 www.hilt.orgCORPORATE PARTNERS
Bergeman Group
Staff List* Island Councils*
Goodfellow Bros. Inc. Kāwika K. Burgess
Hawaiian Airlines Chief Executive Officer Hawai‘i Island:
Hawaiian Paddle Sports Scott Fisher, Ph.D. Stephanie Amick
Makena Golf & Beach Reort Chief Conservation Officer Rick Bennett
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel Gail Byrne-Baber
Courtenay O’Connor
Merriman’s Fish House Winfield P. Chang
Merriman’s Waimea Chief Advancement Officer
Angela Britten, CFRE Rebecca Colvin
Monkeypod by Merriman O‘ahu
Old Lāhaina Lū‘au Director of Development Tim Cooke
Skyline Eco Adventures - Akaka Falls James Crowe Lily Lyons Dudoit
Skyline Eco Adventures, LLC Land Stewardship Manager Dane Springer
The Boeing Company Toni Withington
Karen Pollard
TRIBUTES Field Technician
Kaua‘i:
Heather Diamond, Kona Deep
In honor of Cody Roberts
Board of Directors* Beryl Blaich
Jonathan Scheuer Mehana Blaich-Vaughan
Helen Nakano
Board Chair Sara Bowen
In honor of The Manoa Heritage Center
Mary Charles Bill Chase
A.P.S. Wakida and Clyde T. Wakida
Vice Chair Harvey Cohen
In honor of Kathy O’Brien, Craig & Joanna Furtado,
Terry & Joe Young, and Bill & Elain Masotti Keith K. Ogata H. Peter King
Treasurer Neal Norman
Brandie & Erik Meisner
Sarah Bakewell Stephen Smith
In honor of Frank Jimenez of the Army’s 2nd Ranger Battalion
Secretary Nafisseh Souroudi, PhD
Megan A. Crouse & Chris E. Morton
Matt Beall Ben Welborn
In honor of Roger & Joan Crouse
Past Chair Erin Wilson
Christina Kalman
In honor of Will Weinstein Neil Hannahs
Leahi Hall Maui:
Duncan & Ann Sterling Pam Bello
In honor of Rebecca and Robert Sparks Susan Kean
Jennifer Luck Susan Bradford
Mary Ann & Russ Petroff Lucienne de Naie
Kathryn Mehler-Clark & John Clark Peter Merriman
McD Phillpotts Frances Duberstein
In celebration of Bob & Stephanie Williams’ 50th wedding
anniversary Clyde Sakamoto Arianna Feinberg
David Shores Michael Foley
Larry Garland
Larry Stevens Timothy Lara
In honor of Chris Garland
Bill Swank Logan McBarnet
Timothy Kaneshiro
Gunars Valkirs Judy McCorkle
In honor of Tsuneo Kaneshiro
Diane Minogue
MEMORIALS Board of Advisors* George N. Paresa, Jr.
Herbert O. Wolfe Foundation Sarah Bakhiet
Lucie & David Hinden Dale Bonar O‘ahu:
Patricia & David Schwartz Mark Dunkerley Kevin K. J. Chang
In memory of Matthew Schwartz Hugh Damon
James Greenwell
A. Frederick & Carolyn Wood Alice F. Guild Gary Gill
In memory of Gene Thompson and Jack Esker “the best Bob Hobdy Kaleo Paik
supporters the land trust has ever had.” Selena Pang
Donna Howard
Bitsy Kelley Elizabeth Reilly
If there are omissions or errors on our list, please accept Dr. Patrick Kirch John Reppun
our sincere apologies and contact Angela Britten, Mary Philpotts McGrath Puananionaona Thoene
Director of Development at angie@hilt.org. Melissa Uhl
Peter McKenney
Helen Nielson Donna Wong
Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier
Gaylord Wilcox * As of December 31, 2018
Kitty Yannone
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Friends of HILT
On Hawai‘i Island, enjoy sumptuous fare Golf Tournament
provided by local celebrity chef Chris Kajioka
SOLD OUT!
of Senia, who will partner with Merriman’s
MĀKENA GOLF & BE ACH CLUB
Waimea to create a unique farm-to-table menu
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2019
for our dining pleasure. HILT’s sold-out Golf
Tournament, chaired by Everett Dowling, will Kaua‘i Island Pā‘ina
be hosted by the luxurious Mākena Golf & PRINCEVILLE R ANCH
Beach Resort. Please join us at our Kaua‘i Island SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019
Pā‘ina’s new location this year at the Princeville
Ranch, on Kaua‘i’s North Shore. And finally, the
famous Old Lāhainā Lū‘au will feed our guests’
hearts, souls, and bellies with wonderful food
Buy Back the Beach
and entertainment. Tickets and tables for all
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