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June 2022| No. 77
LANAKILA
KŪPUNA
NEWS
Inside This Issue:
Happy
Father’s Day!
Message from Prog Coordinator 2
Recognizing Fathers 5
Photo Gallery 4
Cultural Club Updates 9
Mahalo to Our Donors 10
Schedule of Classes 14
Upcoming Events 16
A program of Catholic Charities Hawai’i funded in part by the State of Hawaii
via contract with the State Executive Office on Aging (EOA) and the C&C of
Honolulu, Elderly Affairs Division, and a Persons In Need grant from the May
Templeton Hopper Fund of the Hawai`i Community Foundation..
A MESSAGE FROM SUSIE
Dear Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center Ohana:
Kanu Hawaii invited Lanakila Senior Center to host a service project for Volunteer Week on April 23, 2022. There were 69 LMPSC
members and community partners who came forward to pack sand bags to reduce soil erosion in and around the senior center
and redirect water run-off away from the center’s property to prevent flooding, pick up trash left around the senior center,
beautify and sanitize the senior center building and grounds, and made 650 ti leaf lei for Memorial Day at Punchbowl Cemetery.
We thank our center members for their generosity of time and effort. You did a tremendous job!
Mahalo a nui loa for the beautiful flower lei given by American Savings Bank employees for May Day and hand-delivered by
Michelle Bartel and Tina Serikaku to our center. The seniors who received the lei express their thanks to ASB!
Our heartfelt thanks to our Lanakila members and community partners who made over 6,000 ti leaf and flower lei over the past
two months for the City’s Memorial Day at Punchbowl Cemetery. We appreciate Iris Fukunaga from the City’s Foster Botanical
Gardens for inviting us to participate. Mahalo a nui loa to over 80 senior center members and individuals from the community,
who made lei at home and every Wednesday and Saturday to honor our veterans.
Lovely hula dancing by Lanakila’s dancers took place on Sunday, May 1, 2022, for the City and County of Honolulu’s May Day
festivities at Kapiolani Park. Our members did a fabulous job, under the tutelage of Kumu Hula Harmony Brighter. We thank the
musicians and assistant instructors who gave of their time and expertise to prepare the members for this special occasion. See
the photos taken by Evan Ching in this newsletter that captures these moments beautifully.
As a part of the 75th Anniversary of Catholic Charities Hawaii’s service project, Lanakila Senior Center members contributed over
400 pounds of food to the Hawaii Food Bank. Our sincere thanks to Diana Antonio, Lynda Asato, Diane Awakuni, June Ching, Jane
Choi, Karen Ebisuya, Gayle Fukunaga, Grace Kawakami, Ellen Higa, Sharon Hirose, Mae Hong, Harriet Isa, Nancy Kagami, Eileen
Kajioka, Diana Kawaguchi, Roberta Leung, Meriam Lodrillono, Marion Masuda, Dorothy and Bev Mau, Giselle Miyashiro, Janet
Miyashiro, Gayle Mizukami, Diane Mizushima, Rumiko Nagamine, Litheia Nakamoto, Don Ojiri, Gladys Ozaki, Maryann Padilla,
Carol Pang, Ann Sakamoto, Patricia Sakamoto, Sandy Samari, Lynn and Kurt Sekiya, Marvi Shibuya, Lenora Springer, Mary Sueda,
Jean Sugihara, Jean Sugiyama, Aileen Tanaka, Lillian Tanaka, Aileen Wong, Glenn Y. Yamasaki, Rose Yanagawa, Mimi Yoshikawa,
Sharon and Henry Young for their generosity.
Congratulations to all those who recently graduated from high school and college. We look forward to your contributions to our
community and wish you the very best in life. Please remember your family and friends who supported you along the way and
express your gratitude for their support when you have a chance. To the parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles, great
grandparents, spouses, and friends, mahalo for your support of our graduates and contributing to their success! It is so nice to
hear from our LMPSC members and to see how proud you are of your nieces, nephews, grand and great grandchildren.
Mahalo to those who contributed and arranged beautiful flowers to Lanakila’s Memorial Program: (LMPSC members who
donated plants) Diana Antonio, Puna Frank, Henry Fujita, Mae Hong, Sharon Kobashigawa, Robert Matsumoto, Donald Ojiri,
Lenora Springer, Jean Sugihara, Michael and Violet Tokumura, Val Wong; (floral arrangement) Babs Miyano-Young, Puna Frank,
Midgeann Wright. To Lanakila’s 7 cultural clubs, MC Mary Sueda, Reverend David Gierlach from St. Elizabeth’s Church,
Photographer Evan Ching, Victor’s Kapakahi Group, Happy Senior Serenaders, the Special Events Committee, Frank Toma, and
Richard Tada, mahalo for a beautiful and heartfelt ceremony to honor our beloved members.
Finally, Happy Father’s Day and Happy Kamehameha Day to all. Our love and thanks to our dads, grandfathers, great grandpas,
New
brothers, uncles, and all those who took good care of us.
Members
Me ke aloha pumehana,
Susie Chun Oakland
Program Director !
2 Newsletter | June 2022
Welcome New Members!
Charles Asao Marilyn Isekawa Manjit Reddick
Joan Batula Liane Jay Jean Shibuya
Douglas Cadiente Henry Jim Joy Shimizu
Daryl Chow Sandra Kam Vuong “Christine” Thoai
Stanley Chow Mildred Kamei Amy Toyama
Cynthia Chun Doris Kaneshiro Mae Wakazuru
Richard Chun Shizue Kaneshiro Eric Waltz
Romulo Delos Santos Wha Ja Kim Sharon Yamamoto
Willa Donnelly Duk Hee Kim Lynn Yoshida
Naomi Ferreira Sang Sook Kwak Louise Yoshimura
George Fujimoto Rogelio “Archie” Lardizabal
Susan Fujimoto Jadine Lee
Elaine Gushiken Sunny Lee
Nancy Haines Mildred “Millie” Mabuni
Sophie Hatakenaka Raymond “Ray” Mabuni
Ryokichi “Rick” Higashionna Kimiko Mitani
Hope Hironaga Doreen Miyamoto
Jung Soon Hong Lana Park
Vivian Ige Steven Park
Sadao Imamori Ronald “Ron” Reddick
Mahalo to all who helped with making lei this year: LMPSC members, friends, family, and the community including
Starbucks Kaka’ako employees.
Happy Father’s Day
“One is of my husband, Fred, who died four years ago, with our two sons in their
late teens. The other is an earlier photo showing my father, Hy, along with my
mother, me, my husband, and my two sons as younger children.”
-Esther Geil
“My father
“My dad,
“Vintage ZOILO
William
photo of my DOMINGO
Miyamoto
dad , Happy BURIGSAY SR.
of Fair
Charles during the
Department
Cockett.” olden days in
Store, ABC
-Clarice the
Drugstore.”
Evans Philippines
-Lynda
with my
Asato
loving mother
FIDELA
VALEROS
BURIGSAY. “
-Wilma Ibay
“Our Father’s “This is a photo of my
Day 2021.... we husband, uncle and my
wanna be just dad (Hal Soong, Hisa
like our dad- Ibara, and my dad,
Kurt Sekiya... Cyrus Lau) after fishing
healthy and at Nuuanu reservoir. His
strong at 94 27 pound prize landed
years!” him in the fishing
-Joy Shimizu newspaper. (About 25
years ago).”
-Lucy Soong
Ah leong
Ho, father of
Lenora Ho I am sharing the attached to wish you and ALL moms, (belated)
Springer. Hau’oli La Makuahine! You ALL deserve this day and every day to
celebrate, for all that you moms do! I do not have children and I don’t
know how you moms manage your time/energy every day. To me, it is
AMAZING!
My mom was AWESOME! She had 9 children before the age of 30
years old and after my dad passed at the age of 51, she took the reins
and went for it. After his passing, she learned how to drive, got a car,
got a job at the U.H., worked at nights as a custodian became a Union
Shop Steward and was a caregiver for her Mom too! She did retire
Donald from the UH after 20 years but decided to drive a School Bus for
Guerrero Robert’s for about 10 years. I know all of her History because I was
there living with her then. I saw what, how, when she did ALL of these
things, it wasn’t easy but she did it! As my eldest sister called her, “A
strong cookie!” One of my moms saying, which I am still learning to
do today is, “No one is going to do it for you, so “Get off your ‘Okole”
and do it!” In fact, in our ‘Olelo Television, Kupuna Stories, she says
this at the end, as a reminder and her Legacy to all her grand & great-
grand children. My mom is my HERO and she lived to the young age
of 93!
-Midgeann Wright
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Photo Gallery
Na Pua O Lanakila (Harmony’s Hula) takes stage to represent Kumu Harmony Brighter and Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior
Center at Kapiolani Bandstand to celebrate May Day!
6
Photo Gallery
Left: The Worm
Composting Group
prepares for their
first Show & Sell
event to help raise
funds for their class.
Above: Ping Pong posing
for a picture. Members
can play either Mondays
or Fridays or both!
Right: A big mahalo to
Michelle Bartell and
employees of American
Savings Bank for the
beautiful lei for
LMPSC members.
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Photo Gallery We honor our members who have passed during our Memorial Service on May 26, 2022. We will miss you all!
Cultural Club Reports
OKINAWA NENCHOSA CLUB UPDATE
By Lari Koga
Haisaii!
We had a variety of May activities with many members & friends who participated.
April 28: Denise Werle from Stretch & Tone, gave the members an exhilarating time with exercises that are done
while sitting. It provides us with movements to our bodies without walking or running.
May 5: celebrating Mother’s Day & her 25 years of teaching Okinawa dance, sensei Frances Nakachi & her
students performed Okinawa dances. A small bento was offered to members.
May 12: Aiko Sugai from the Yui Buyo class performed Okinawa group dances with students. Ms. Sugai opened
with a solo dance. Two singers with a sanshin performed. Sumiko Nakasone performed the hula to “Nada Soso”.
Ms. Sugai also led the members in exercises using motions from Yui Buyo.
May 19: A special showing of a video of Misora Hibari, a popular Japanese singer was presented by Brian Suzuki.
The 1950 video showed her month-long visit to Hawaii to help raise funds for the 442nd Battalion’s clubhouse.
She was 13 years old & performed in Honolulu at the Civic Auditorium & McKinely High School, as well as the
other islands. In her first performance in Honolulu, she heard a local person singing a song; she asked to learn it
& sang it at the performance the next day. The song was “Wakare no Isochidori” by local composer, Frances
Zanami. Ten years later she recorded the song. Mr. Suzuki shortened the 2 hour video to 1.5 hrs & provided
English comments as the video was in Japanese. Nihee deebiru (thank you) to Mr. Suzuki from those who don’t
know Japanese!
June program will include karaoke, games, AARP sharing & taichi. Please join us! Become an Okinawan Nenchosa
Club member. Dues are $7.00 for the year.
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Cultural Club Updates
JAPANESE CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE
By Clarice Kumura
Summer’s Here – Stay Hydrated
June is a month full of activities such as graduations, weddings, vacations, and of course, Father’s Day. While this should be
a fun month when the children are out of school, and we also spend a lot of time gardening, we should be aware of heat
exhaustion. It’s important for all seniors to stay hydrated. As it gets warmer, it is more difficult to stay hydrated. The heat
makes us perspire more, meaning we need to make up for this by drinking more water. So enjoy the summer with cool
drinks!
On May 2, we had our own members play games to celebrate Children’s Day. So much laughter when our seniors were
playing children’s games. There were lots of prizes to make it even more fun. On May 9, Sharon Nakai brought a talented
group as they sang Japanese and English songs. It was so entertaining to hear songs such as Jinsei Ichirou sung by Lorraine
Tamashiro, My Blue Heaven by Sensei Marion Arakaki and Oldies Medley by Brian Suzuki to name a few. On May 16, we
were entertained by the Zeni Daiko and hula by Naleo Nahanahe O’ Na Kupuna. It was very exciting to watch a variety of
Japanese dance with implements, hula performances, and singing.
We had another successful Show and Sell event on May 3. Our Japanese Club’s food, white elephant items, clothing and
craft items sold very well. Thank you to all donors and participants.
June Birthdays are: Gladys Nakoa (90+); Mona Bernardo; Dorine Goshima; Moana Gray; June Kamioka-Fuller; Keiko
Nakama; Teresa Sasaki; Jeanette Shiohira; Mildred Suzuki; James Takamiya; Frank Toma; Nishie Tomiyama; and Alice
Tsutsumi.
Otanjoubi Omedetou Gozaimasu!
June Events: June 6 - Bingo
June 13 – AARP – Gary Hanagami speaking on 6 pillars of brain health
June 20 - Variety show by JCC members
June 27 – HPD – Officer Jonathan Ing
Members pose for their Hole in One’s at the monthly Bayview Mini Putt excursion.
10FILIPINO CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE Laura Abat
By Wilma Ibay Young Acopan
May is LEI DAY. Center members were given beautiful LEIS by our Program Coordinator-Susie Chun-
Jean Akamine
Oakland. Leis were courtesy of American Savings Bank. Dorothy Alvarado
Yasuko Arakawa
On May 7,2022 celebrated MOTHER’S DAY at LMPSC. The honoree was EVELYN AMBROCIO-FCCH Charles Asao
MOTHER OF THE YEAR 2022. Her family and friends came to attend this beautiful celebration. Her Benjamin Asato
trophy was given by CORA ORINION and sash was given by AURELIA TIBURCIO. Debra Barnes
Also honored the May birthday celebrants namely: JOSIE AGUILAR, JULIE INIBA,VIRGILIO LUCAS,
Joan Batula
VIRGINIA POSCABLO and AURIE SONSON. Carmen Bautista
We were entertained by the FCCH club members led by LETTY DOLOR with Filipino Folk dance and Mona Bernardo
Line dance. Erna Cabral
Kathy Cambra
ROSEBELLA MARTINEZ delivered a very inspiring message to us SENIORS. Simeon Campado
Socialization with friends and members continued while eating the BENTOS courtesy of the
Inocencia “Cencia” Caneso
honorees EVELYN AMBROCIO and AURIE SONSON. SERGIA ABABA pitched in too for the event. Lina Chan
On May 14, 2022 - FCCH Members attended the FILIPINO FIESTA at FIL-COM CENTER in Waipahu. Violet “Nohea” Chang
My college group NLTC 69ers ALOHA GROUP did the DOXOLOGY to open the day long event. It was Stephen Cheah
a very joyous celebration which brought back memories of our FILIPINO CULTURE , HERITAGE and Richard Cheong
TRADITIONS. June Ching
We have two new members. Welcome LORY and LILY WEDMAN.
Stanley Chow
Richard Chun
“Togetherness-socializing and enjoying one another is what makes us healthier, stronger and stress Trinidad “Trini” Dela Cruz
less. “ GOD BLESS US ALL. STAY SAFE EVERYONE. Elouise “Puna” Frank
Richard Fujimoto
Doreen Fujita
Norene Furutanin
Ronald Gabriel
Doreen Goshima
Jane “Moana” Gray
Bong Ok Ha
Nancy Haines
Stephanie Hashimoto
Robert Hee
June Higa
Nancy Hirano
Leonard “Lenny” Ho
Clara Hook
Charlene Hosokawa
Amy Ibara
Lucy Ige
Koren Ihara
Hermina Imamura
Sadako Imoto
Linda Inouye
HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE Janice Itsuno
Betty Kahalewai
By Puna Frank
June Kamioka-Fuller
Hawaiian Cultural Celebrate Carole Ralph Kawano
Burrows on her birthday! Hau’oli La Henriann Kikuta
Chang Woung Kim
Hanau!
Koong Ja Kim
Mary Koepke
Yoshiko Kumura
Meriam Ladrillono
Stephen Lai
Rogelio “Archie” Lardizabal
J. Kukea Lee
Pau Man Lau LeeGui Qun Li
Lai Ngor Li Chow
PORTUGUESE CULTURAL CLUB UPDATE
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Miao Feng Liao
By Puna Frank
Zanuck Lindsey
Mathilda Loo The Portuguese Celebrated Rose
Elizabeth “Liza” Lum Ho’s birthday at Red Lobster. Those
Carl Makino who attended were Edna, Jocelyn,
Doreen McCrann Emmie, Puna, Marty, Jane, and
Caron Menard Maddy. Missing Kalani.
Ruth Mikami
Sueno Miyasato
Carolyn “Carol” Miyashiro
Kenneth Miyazono
Jean Murakawa
Karen Nakachi
Keiko Nakama
June Nakamasu
Irene Nakamoto
Ray Nakamoto
Yoneko Nakasone
Walter Nakayama
Gladys “Tiny” Nakoa
Lillian Nauka HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mary “Lily” Nazarino (continued)
Hideko Nebres
Lai Ming “June” Ng
Siri Tsuda
Amy Nishimura
June Tsukamoto
Melvin Nishiyama
Ruth Tsukayama
Kenneth Oshiro
Alice Tsutsumi
Sadako Oshiro
Rosemarie Tucker
Maryann Padilla
Wayne Uejo
Anita Pangan
Cynthia Ueunten
Janice “Jan” Pangelina
Jane Uyetake
Anthony “Tony” Polansky
Virginia Vance
Eva Ralar
Eufemia Vicente
Gloria Raytarr
Louis “Richard” Vierra
Sumiko Reinertson
Saturnina Villasista
Harold “Robbie” Robertson
Betsy Wong
Luis Roig
Florence Wong
Suzan Santiago
Gregory Wong
Teresa Sasaki
Yong Tang Xie
Jeanette Shiohira
William “Bill” Yee
Paulette Silva
Nancy Yomogida
Hisami Springer
Kathy Yoshimoto
Lenora Springer
Louise Yoshimura
Carl Suetsugu
Shirland Yoshimura
Brian Suzuki
Darlene Yoshioka
Mildred Suzuki
Janice Yoshizawa
Patricia Suzuki
Geraldine “Geri” S. Young
James Takamiya
Jin Lian Zhang
Susan Takamoto
Lizhen Zhao
Cynthia Teramoto
Dorinda Teruya
June Tokuda
Michael Tokumura
Franklin “Frank” Toma
Nishie Tomiyama
Kazuko Toyama
Yoneko TsuchiyamaMahalo
Thank you so much for
your generosity!
PIKAKE ($1000+) ANTHURIUM ($49 & UNDER) James Iwamura
Anonymous - IMO of Our Dear Diane Kawakami
OHI‘A A LEHUA ($500) Members Mariko Kawasaki
Rolando and Erlinda Bueno Sharon Kobashigawa
KAHILI
GINGER ($250+) Marilyn Ching Dorene Koyanagi
Lorraine Remigio IMO: Esther Carolyn Corrigan Meriam Ladrillono
Ramones Suzuko Demola IMO Lanakila Erika Lees
M/M Clemente Villanueva Members Lane Matsumoto
Jane Fujii Robert Matsumoto
HIBISCUS ($100+) Akiyo Morimoto Babs Miyano-Young
Anonymous Rumiko Nagamine Carol Miyasato
Pauline Junko Baba Lynne Y. Nakasone on behalf of Alicia Nagasawa
Jade Dobashi IMO: Helen Palama the Family of Clarence Nakasone Donald Ojiri
Thomas Duvauchelle Emmie Otake – IMO of Lanakila Irene and Calvin Oka
Rufina Ishikawa Members Atsuko Sakumoto
Harriet Ito IMO: Carol Dee Faye Rainey Betty Schoeppner
Nishimura Aurelia Sonson Jim and Lenora Springer
Janet Ito IMO: Takashi Ito Jean Sugiyama IMO Lanakila Jean Sugihara
Alyson Kimura Members Ethel Tagawa
Doris Nagamine IMO:Roy Shigeo and Hisako Sugiyama Victor Tangonan
Nagamine Doris Takara Yuriko Tcheou
Calvin and Irene Oka Glenn Yamasaki Michael and Violet Tokumura
Florence Shibuya MOA Hawaii Phil Uyehara
Karen Takemoto Valerie C. Wong
Janet Toyama IN-KIND GIFTS
Rose Yanagawa
Henry and Sharon Young Diana Antonio
Valerie C. Wong\Janet Yasumatsu
Jin Suk Yu Bryant Asao
Ellen Yi
Japanese Cultural Club Amy Bratt
Carol Zukemura
Okinawan Nenchosha Club Phil S. Chun
Chinese Cultural Club
Susie Chun Oakland
Filipino Cultural Club
BIRD OF PARADISE ($50+) Carolyn Corrigan
Hawaiian Cultural Club
IMO: Nancy Ariyami Akamine Puna Frank
Korean Cultural Club
Vivian Ige Bev and Henry Fujita
Japanese Cultural Club
Doris Takara Sue Fujitani
Okinawa Nenchosha Club
Amy Toyama Mae Hong
Portuguese Cultural Club
Ellen Yi Rudy Ibay
Starbucks – Kaka’ako
Sharon Isa
13June 2022 Schedule
*Spring session ends June 9, 2022
*Summer session begins June 27, 2022
(Please confirm with your instructor if your class(es) will continue to meet during the two-week break)
Day Time Class Facilitator Location
Monday 8:30 AM Picking Ukulele Nishiyama Sewing Room;
ONLINE
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Japanese Cultural Club Sueda Lanai
9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Victor’s Kapakahi Group Tangonan Lib Annex, Go Room
9:30 AM Tai Chi for Health Lau Library Room;
ONLINE
10:00 AM Harmony’s Hula Brighter Dance Room;
ONLINE
10:30 AM Qi Gong Lau Library Room;
ONLINE
10:45 AM Intro to Yoga Hasegawa Lanai
12:00 PM Ping Pong Ream Lanai
12:30 PM Samulnori: Korean Lee Lib Annex, Go Room
Percussion
1:00 PM Strength Based Training Yuen Dance Room
Tuesday 8:00 AM Online iPhone Class* Rasmussen ONLINE
8:00 AM Chair Yoga Kauahikaua ONLINE
8:00 AM – 11:00 AM Needle and Thread Sueda Sewing Room
8:00 – 11:00 AM Mah Jong Sugihara Library Room
8:30 AM Strumming For Fun Hirai Lib Annex, Go Room
9:00 AM Beginner Macintosh (Apple) Rasmussen ONLINE
Class*
9:00 AM Hawaiian Cultural Club Manuel Activity Room
(1st & 3rd Tues of the month)
9:15 AM Pickleball Kauahikaua, Yee Lanakila Gym
9:30 AM Music Lovers Group Espeleta Library Annex
10:00 AM Harmony’s Hula Brighter Sewing Room;
ONLINE
10:00 AM Beginner’s iPhone Class* Kawasaki Library Room
10:15 AM Sahm Bo Dahn Higuchi Lanai
10:30 AM Advanced Ukulele Olayan
11:30 AM Japanese Calligraphy Usami Sewing Room
1:00 PM Line Dance Sonson Lanai
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Digital Technology* Lanakila Pacific Activity Room
8:00 AM Tai Chi* Koike ONLINE
8:30 AM Lanakila’s Jam Group Oshiro Sewing Room
9:00 AM Stretch & Tone Werle Lanai
9:30 AM Portuguese Cultural Club Frank Activity Room
(1st & 3rd Wed. of the month)
9:45 AM Sewing by Nakasone Nakasone Craft RoomJune 2022 Schedule
Day Time Class Facilitator Location
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Korean Cultural Club Hasegawa Dance Room
10:30 AM Happy Senior Serenaders Ojiri, Ramiro, Young Lib Anx, Go Rm;
ONLINE
1:00 PM Body & Brain Beg. Yoga & Tai Arquette ONLINE
Chi
Thursday 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Digital Technology Lanakila Pacific Sewing Room
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Okinawa Nenchosha Club Higa Lanai
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Hanafuda Nakamura Dance Room
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Taisho Koto Sueda Library Room
10:00 AM Beginner Ukulele Strumming Maynes Go Room
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Okinawan Dance Kawaguchi Lanai
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Brian’s Karaoke Class Suzuki Library Annex;
(2nd & 4th Thurs. of the month) Go Room
1:00 PM Zumba Gold Hokama Lanai
Friday 8:00 AM Tai Chi* Koike ONLINE
9:00 AM Fusion Gittelman ONLINE
9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Enka Arakaki Sewing Room
9:30 AM Chinese Cultural Club Mau Activity Room
(4th Friday of the month)
9:30 AM Yui Buyo Sugai Lanai
10:00 AM- 12:00 PM Tap Dance Martin Dance Room
11:00 AM Crafts by Florence and Tamura, Tamura- Library Room
Te’Mari Boyd
11:15 AM American Sign Language Shimizu ONLINE
11:15 AM Sing For Your Life Richmond Lanai
12:00 PM – 2:30 PM Ping Pong Ream Lanai
1:00 PM Strength Based Training Yuen Dance Room
Saturday 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Filipino Cultural Club Ibay Activity Room
9:00 AM Zumba Gold Hokama ONLINE
Sunday 9:30 AM Tai Chi for Health Lau ONLINE
10:30 AM Qi Gong Lau ONLINE
*Special registration- see staff. 5/26/22
• Please remember to read the questions on the board at the entrance of our senior center and you are welcome to do a temperature check
using the wall thermometer near the My Senior Center computer monitor where you sign in each day at the front door. These wellness
screening precautions are important for the safety of all.
• When participating in in-person activities, being outdoors and distanced is preferable as well as participating in virtual activities. However,
for indoor, in-person club and class activities, please make sure you are socially distanced.
• Keep social distanced when meeting w/ anyone – staff, other center members and guests, and people in the community.
• While masks are not mandatory (except on our Catholic Charities Hawaii vans), masks are highly recommended especially in indoor
settings and when in large groups of people.
• Please remember to wash your hands thoroughly, assist our center in sanitizing frequently touched areas before and after use (classrooms,
door knobs, tables, chairs, etc.)
• Please do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth if you have not washed your hands well or used a hand sanitizer.
• Please make sure to disinfect common use items, including phones, pens, telephones, monitor surfaces, etc. before and after use.
• Everyone who has any cold related symptoms should STAY HOME. Colds are contagious, too!
• Keep your immunity high by eating nutritious foods and enjoying the sunshine.
• Since many of the exposures are still due to non-center connections, we all need to take responsibility to take safety precautions in our
personal lives as well. 15June 2022
SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI S AT
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SAVERS SAVERS SAVERS Going Green
Walk-in Class Registration FUNraiser FUNraiser FUNraiser
Recycling
Collection (9-11 Collection (9-11)
6/13/22 – 6/17/22 Collection (9-
11 am) am)
Milestones Book
Workshop
(9:00 am)
Sand Bag
Japanese
8:00 AM – 10:30 AM Magic Island
Walk
Cultural Center
(3:00 pm)
Dinner Together
Service
Project (11:00
Tour (p/u 3:30 pm,
(4:00 pm) (1:00 pm) Zoom 4:30 pm) am)
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Shredding SHIP Program Coffee, Tea and CENTER Honolulu
(12pm-3pm) Presentation: Committee Mtg Talk Story CLOSED Orchid
Nutrition Medicare and (8:30 am) (7:30 am)
Meet with HPD King Society
Classes End Stage
Major (10:15am) Kamehameha I Judging
(12:00 pm) Renal Disease SPRING
Magic Island Day
Dinner with the (2:30 pm) SESSION 2022
Walk
Chef (6:00 pm) ENDS
(4:00 pm)
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Shredding Financial Magic Island Ask Jim Tech Starting Your
(12pm-3pm) Exploitation and Questions
Walk Orchid
Nutrition Classes Consumer (8:00 a.m.)
(12:00 pm) Protection (4:00 pm) Foster Collection
Bayview Mini (2:00 pm) Grandparent (2:00 pm)
Putt (1:00pm) Program
(11:30am)
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Shredding Make Music PAB Meeting
(12:00 pm) Hawaii (9:00 am) (12:00 pm)
Korean
Inari Sushi Kidney 101
(1:30 pm) (10:00 am) Silver Foxes Culture and
Nutrition Classes Decompress with Performance Cuisine (2:00
(12:00 pm) Stress (1:00 pm)
pm)
Power of Atty. (12:00 pm)
Magic Island Walk
(3:00 pm) Durable Medical
(4:00 pm)
Dinner with the Equipment (1:30
Chef (6:00 pm) am)
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Bayview Mini
Putt (11:30 am)
Magic Island
Walk (4:00 pm)
Center Staff
Susie Chun Oakland Program Coordinator suzanne.oakland@catholiccharitieshawaii.org
Riva Torno Program Specialist riva.torno@catholiccharitieshawaii.org
Iris Hiramoto Membership Specialist ihiramoto@catholiccharitieshawaii.org
Robert Locquiao Program Support Asst. robert.locquiao@catholiccharitieshawaii.org
Lodi Tapawan Custodian
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