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Re: Kaleohano Kealaiki

nicknchrissymendoza — 2013-04-13 05:15:56Z

Hi,My name is Christine Kaiawe Mendoza.Mendoza is my married name.My paternal grandpa is Richard Kaiawe Sr.My paternal tutu is Sophie Kapono Kaleohano Kaiawe.She was married to Daniel Kaiawe.My great great grandparents were Hawila Kaleohano and Alice Wentworth.So excited for up coming family reunion in June.2013

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cadlac1 — 2012-11-19 22:03:44Z

Hi Chantal,
How many more children did Hattie have with Sam Akau . I wish my mom was still alive so i could share this info with her. As far as i was told granny neva talked about her mom much or about any family for that matter. We were told that she had a hard life, her parents sent her away to boarding school and her dad died young. i hope we can connect the info we share . Her dad was Lupea Simeona and on her b/c had hawaiian then it was crossed out...shows hwn/ caucasion

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cadlac1 — 2012-11-19 21:31:45Z

I do have a marriage certificate that shows grandma hattie as Hattie Akau when she married grandpa David.

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cadlac1 — 2012-11-19 19:58:39Z

I do have a marriage certificate that shows grandma hattie as Hattie Akau when she married grandpa David.

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cadlac1 — 2012-11-19 19:51:49Z

Hi Chantal, You n I both are searching for answers, not only for ourselves but for our children, cousins, uncles and aunties. I know little of grandma Hattie's family history. I did hear tho that she had a child with Akau but didn't hear that she had more.. She was born Hattie Kaipoahi Simeona..abt 1918-1919. I have been trying to do research but always came to a short end. Are you related to Kalapana Keliihoomalu?

Beverly

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keliihoomalus — 2012-11-18 22:38:20Z

Ps
if you have any info on Hattie Simeona you can call me (808)358-4215
Much Mahalo's
Chantal Keliihoomalu

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keliihoomalus — 2012-11-18 22:36:32Z

Hi!
I am looking for ancestral information for Hattie Kaipoahi Simeona. She is the biological mother of my mother-in-law--therefore she is the great-grandmother of my children. my mother-in-law was the youngest of several children from Hattie born from Samuel Akau (the china man apparently there was one daugter from the Japani also) --Hattie left these children and they were Hanai'd out individually--from what I understand Hattie later married David Mahiai on Molokai and had like 18 kids or something. My mother-in-law had one or two brief encounters with Hattie several decades ago and has never sought connection with any of that family. But I would like to know names and heritage for my families sake. Hattie's ethnicity is listed on my mother-in-law's birth certificate as "Hawaiian Chinese Caucasion" does anybody know what type of "Caucasion"? or what ethnicity "Simeona" is??

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keliihoomalus — 2012-11-18 22:20:13Z

Hi!
I am looking for ancestral information on Hattie Kaipoahi Simeona. She is the biological mother of my mother-in-law--therefore she is the great-grandmother of my children. my mother-in-law was the youngest of several children from Hattie born from Samuel Akau (the china man apparently there was one daugter from the Japani also) --Hattie left these children and they were Hanai'd out individually--from what I understand Hattie later married David Mahiai on Molokai and had like 18 kids or something. My mother-in-law had one or two brief encounters with Hattie several decades ago and has never sought connection with any of that family. But I would like to know names and heritage for my families sake. Hattie's ethnicity is listed on my mother-in-law's birth certificate as "Hawaiian Chinese Caucasion" does anybody know what type of "Caucasion"? or what ethnicity "Simeona" is?? 808-358-4215
Much Mahalo's
Chantal Keliihoomalu

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Valera_Bryson — 2012-05-02 05:11:35Z

ALOHA MY OHANA!!!!!! I JUST WANTED TO UPDATE OUR FAMILY TREE!!!

Jesse Valera (my grandfather) has a daughter; Rhonda Valera. She has 3 children; Paige and Gina Moniz, and me (Bryson). I have 2 sons; Kelson Kapono Kaleohano Valera and John Leialoha Ahia Valera.

KALEOHANO BLOODLINE RUNNING STRONG!!

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thomaspua2 — 2012-02-15 18:25:20Z

Aloha ohana,
Im from Big Island South Kona and i wanted to share some of my info with u all. I have back as far as 3x great from me who was Apela married to Waiolae. Two sons Kaiapa Apela, and James W. Kaleohano. From James married Kekipi came 4 sons Hawila, Holualoa, Houloa, and Apela. 1 daughter Kuaana. Hawila is great grandpa married Alica Ale Wentworth. They produced 15 children as follows Ella Kawailani Wentworth (m) Obed Naukana Kaiawe, Moses Moke Wentworth (m) Annie Kaapa, Alice Ale Wentworth (m) George Beck Sr., Louisa Kekipi Kaleohano (m) James Kealaiki Sr., Annie Kaleohano (m) Anum Y. Kealamakia, Adeline Waioloe Kaleohano (m) Moses K. Keale and Josef Kupaianaha Kahale Sr., Sophia Kapono Kaleohano (m) Daniel K. Kaiawe, Kaiapa Kaleohano, Koleka Kaleohano both died at young age, Smith Hawila Kaleohano (m) Louisa K. Kaupu this is the line i come from, Howard Hawila Kaleohano (m) Mabel U. Kahale, Daisy Kauwana Kaleohano (m) Acho Young, Mary Kaleohano, Mary Haulani Kaleohano (m) W. Kurashige & J. Valera, and Rose Kaleohano. All in all this is very large family the last reunion we held was maybe a little over 12 years ago and we need to plan another sometime soon i hope this info helps u all to see all the connections of the family. Aloha and God Bless u all!

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kaaikane — 2010-08-25 02:43:06Z

Aloha James,

My mom is Mary Jane Young, daughter to Daisy Young, who is sister to Hawila Kaleohano, children of Alice Wentworth. Tell me what you would like to find out and I will ask my mother. Aloha.

Jona-Lee Luna

Re: Kaleohano Kealaiki

kaaikane — 2010-08-24 08:04:45Z

Aloha! My mother, Mary Jane Young is the daughter of Daisy Kaleohano, my grandmother, your great grandaunty. We are cousins! It was so nice to see this in the net. My mother told me many years ago of her Uncle Hawila, my great granduncle. It is so nice to connect with blood. I went to the family reunion back in the 80's (or was it 90's) in Kona, It was terrific! I gave my baby boy the middle name of Kaleohano. Aloha and mahalo for your blog. Take care

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hcpaleka72 — 2010-03-02 21:38:26Z

Aloha Tabitha,
My name is Chrissy Paleka. Uncle Abe was my grandfather's youngest sibling. My Papa (James Kealoha Kealaiki) was the oldest child of the 3. I don't know if you know about Aunty Louisa, that was their sister. Her children, Nani & Richard, are somewhere in the mainland. We haven't had contact with them for years.

Whatever information you need, just send me an email (hcpaleka@gmail.com) and I'll try and get you the answers. My mom has the genealogy for the Kaleohano's.

Nice meeting you!

Aloha,
Chrissy

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aquaunicorns — 2009-09-29 03:13:41Z

Aloha,
My name is Tabatha, I am the granddaughter to Abraham Koalii Kealaiki, I am searching for family and friends of the Kealaiki and Kaleohano family. I would like to confirm some of the family members and the DOB as well as their DOD. If anyone is out there that could help please respond.

Mahalo Nui Loa,
Tabatha

Re: We must be related

cadlac1 — 2009-07-01 22:26:07Z

ALOHA RONETTE,

MY NAME IS BEVERLY AND ORIGINALLY FROM MOLOKAI BUT NOW LIVING ON MAUI. I CAME ACROSS YOUR QUERY AND NOTICED KALEOHANO AND KUA'ANA (KEAWE'EHU). A NAME THAT IS ON MY MOM'S SIDE. ANYWAY...I'VE STARTED TO DO RESEARCH AND ALWAYS CAME TO DEAD ENDS, SO WHEN I CAME ACROSS THIS I HAVE HOPE THAT YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO SHED SOME LIGHT. IN MY RESEARCH ..SOME NAMES MAY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN DIFFERENTLY. I WAS INTERESTED IN GENEALOGY FOR SOME TIME BUT DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO GO ABOUT DOING IT , THEN SOMEONE FROM THE MORMON CHURCH SHOULD ME HOW TO GET STARTED BUT LIKE I MENTIONED IT 'S NOT EASY. I DON'T KNOW MUCH EXCEPT FOR NAMES ON DEATH OR BIRTH CERTIFICATES. MY GRANDMA ( HATTIE ) AS FAR AS I KNOW WAS THE ONLY CHILD. HER MOM HAD OTHER CHILDREN BUT DON'T KNOW IF THEY WERE HANAI OR BIOLOGICAL. SHE WAS BORN HATTIE KAIPOAHI SIMEONA. HER MOM WAS MARY AND HER DAD WAS LUPEA (CHARLES). MY MOM MENTIONED THAT THEY HAVE AN UNCLE ALDEN AND JIMMY KALEOHANO BUT DID NOT KNOW MUCH ABOUT GRANDMA MARY. MARY LONO ROBERTS KAMAKANI WAS THE NAME ON HER DEATH CERT. KUA'ANA IS THE NAME ON GRANDPA DAVID MAHIAI SIDE. HIS MOM WAS ESTHER KEAWE'EHU. HER DAD WAS DAVID KUA'ANA KEAWE'EHU. WOULD YOU BY CHANCE KNOW ANY HISTORY.?
WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU.

MAHALO PLENTY,

BEVERLY

Re: Looking for information on Kaleohano ancestory

jvclv — 2009-05-07 00:41:08Z

Aloha,
My name is Camelia H. Kaleohano I'm from the Big Island where majority of the Kaleohano family is. My grandfather is Smith H. Kaleohano. I have met alot of people who always ask if I have family on Oahu, and I've always told them maybe, but I've never met them. If you would like to chat or maybe talk about our family please by all means let me know or you can email me at jvclv@yahoo.com.

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Kahooilokane — 2009-05-06 05:13:50Z

Aloha James - This is a VERY LATE reply to your post on June 20, 2000 on rootsweb.com. I hope this message is sent via email otherwise this post will sit dormant for who knows how long since your original post is so old.

I have a Pahukula and 'Ohue in my genealogy on 'Ohue's side. IF this is the same family, her father is Limahana (around 1790) and she was born around 1810 to 1820 in Keauhou, Kona. She has siblings Luma'awe (k), Kua'ana (k) (my line), Wahinemaikai, Ikaika, & Puakala (w). I show that she had children Makaimoku (w), Kealoha (k) and Kahaiali (k). Ikaika, Luma'awe, Kamahalo and Limahana had Mahele lands in Holualoa, Kona where I currently live.

If same family, and it must be since we have three names in common (Pahakula, 'Ohue, Makaimoku)although spelled slightly different, we are related. By now you probably have a lot of info and I certainly would like to share so email me back at kahooilokane@yahoo.com. Look forward to hearing from you!

Ronette Obrey

Finding a dear friend "Mary Kaleohano"

dinol37 — 2009-05-01 20:03:16Z

Hello Kaleohano Family!
I am trying to find an old dear friend Mary Kaleohano who used to live in Kailua, i would love to hear from her again, if anyone knows her please give her my email address so i can get back in touch with my long lost friend.
Aloha!
Dino Lobato dinol37@yahoo.com

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janicep184 — 2009-04-27 18:42:05Z

Aloha Ray. This is Aunty Blossom Tyau's daughter Jan. I am Karen's cousin and would like to meet up with you. I have been working with the Native Hawaiian programs in the University of Hawai'i System for over 20 years. I have a short geneology I can share with you. Jan :)

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janicep184 — 2009-04-27 18:34:07Z

Aloha. We are related to Kaleohano (wahine) who lived from died in 1905 in Maui. Her parents were Haloa (wahine) and Huluole (kane).

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raylovell_1 — 2009-03-24 07:13:33Z

I just found this message board, I hope I am not too late contacting you. My wife's great-gandmother was Hattie Kaleohano of Waihee, Maui. She was married to a Chinese merchant named Ah Hu Ching. She was killed in a carriage accident on the Waihee Road in 1905. I got this much from the newspaper archives a few years ago. We located her grave and her husband's grave in the Chinese cemetary of Waihee Road. Her son, William Ching was my wifes grandfather. I was told she was called 'Big' Hattie and had a younger sister known as "Little" Hattie. We do have a photograph of her. That's all I know. If you know of a connection, please contact me.

Re: Mary Kaleohano

dkaimiolaalani65 — 2008-10-30 22:41:39Z

Hello are you talking about Mary Kaleohano from the Big Island who was married to Louis Alani? and Louisa as in Aunty Girly / Louisa Kaleohano who was married to George Alani?

Re: Kaleohano Kealaiki

brada525 — 2008-01-28 07:04:19Z

My name is brada Of the Kaleohano Ohana in Kona on the big island. Geneology dates back to my great great grandfather Hawila Kaleohano who's son is Smith Kaleohano of Ho'okena on the south side of Kona. My great grandfather married Luisa Kaupu of Kealia and had 12 children. Four boys and eight girls. My grand father was third oldest named Moses who was adopted to the Wentworth Ohana when he was very young. He and my grandmother Harriette Haleaka Ke'ohuloa had six children. My mother being the oldest. If it sounds familiar than Please e-mail me at: brada_525@hotmail.com Mahalo and Aloha...

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cadlac1 — 2007-12-15 09:33:52Z

hi kristine,
i'm doing a search on my grandmothers side and came across this message board. My mom's uncle also has the name alden and her mom carried the last name roberts for a while. anyway thought there might be some kind of connection. my gramdmothers name was hattie simeona from the big island and she married my grandfather david mahiai. her mothers name mary (maikui) lono as on the birth cert.don't know much of my grandmothers side but sure would like to know if and who are her relatives. she passed away a few years back .

aloha,
beverly

Mary Hanohano

Kahoalii — 2001-08-10 01:00:02Z

The Mary Hanohano that born 8/7/1904 and died 4/1974, I believe was married to William Kahoali'i. If it is the same Mary then I do have some info. Reply back

Mary Kaleohano

Kahoalii — 2001-08-10 01:00:02Z

Is this the Mary Kaleohano that was once married to William Kahoali'i who died in 1946. If so, I have some info.

Mary Kaleohano

Kahoalii — 2001-08-10 01:00:02Z

Do u know if your grandmother was also married to a William Napua Kahoalii. If so I have some additional info.

Re: Mary Kaleohano

2001-07-23 19:05:07Z

I am not sure if they were married but I do remember a talk of a William in relation to the family. Any information you might have would be great!!
Thanks
Tina Kealaiki

Re: Kealaiki Family

2001-07-21 00:37:16Z

The reason there are so many dead-ends for the Kealaiki line is that we really aren't Kealaiki's by blood. My Aunt, Evangeline or Aunty Tita as we like to call her, Chrissy's mother, told us that my Great-great grandfather was hanai (Hawaiian form of adoption) into the Kealaiki family. Aunty Tita has tracked down the true name of our family which is 'Pai', a family from the fishing town of Minoli'i. I'm sure aunty Tita or Chrissy have information on this. I was shocked as well to hear it but now the road doesn't end, it gets longer and the search can begin again. Hope this helps.

BJ Kealaiki

Looking for information on Kaleohano ancestory

2001-05-13 01:35:08Z

I am looking for information on any Kaleohano. My last name is Kaleohano and I come from Kailua Oahu, my family is originally from the Big Island. My great grandfather is Charles P. Kaleohano. I am a younger generation Kaleohano and would like any information on my family history. Mahalo.

genealogy

2001-05-11 16:42:04Z

Mary Pahukula Kaleohano was my grandmother her husband was George Kaleohano from Kona I dont think she was married to anyone else. mahalo Jimmy

Kaleohano Genealogy

2000-07-28 08:53:22Z

Hi Pauline
saw your message and my grandfathers name was George Kaleohano and he was born in Kona, Hi. his wifes name was Mary Pahukula Kaleohano, my great-grandfathers name was also George Kaleohano and he was born in Kawaihae,Hawaii Island, his wifes name was Rosie last name unknown, hope this can shed some light if you have any info. please let me know as soon as you can. I live in Virginia now my tel. is 703-569-4838 you can reach me at my office and time home 703-923-0192 mahalo hope to hear from you soon Jimmy

2000-07-28 08:25:44Z

Hi Jimmy
You know my great grandfather was named George
Kaleohano. I think he came from Kauai. I'll have
to ask my sister. She's the historian in the family.
I believe sometime in the 90's the Kaleohano's had
a reunion on the big island. My family from Molokai
had gone to it. My dad was still alive at that time.
I think my grandmother's sisters were there. I don't
know them so I can't tell you what their names
are. I'll have to ask my sister to send me the information.
Keep in touch.

Aloha

Pauline

Kealaiki Family

2000-07-28 08:20:26Z

Hello Pauline!
It's great to hear from you! My second cousin , who lives in Utah, has recently sent me some genealogy
on the Kealaiki side of our family. Unfortunately there is a lot of holes that we need to fill up. As soon
as I get it all together( hopefully soon!) I will pass it on you. I just sent your niece, Christina , an e-mail
and hope to hear from her soon. Also we are sorry to hear of your mother's passing, I know how hard it can be with
my grandmother passing away in January.
Thanks for the help!
Tina Kealaiki

Aloha from Arizona

2000-07-28 07:55:33Z

Hi Tina

Well I just returned from Hawaii. This makes
the fourth trip this year! Unfortunately my mom
passed away. Other than the first trip, the rest
were all for emergencies. I've been talking with
my sister about the family geneology. She does quite
a bit of research. She's been going to the Bishop
Museum for information. She has a picture of our great
grandfather and great grandmother on the Kaleohano side.
Our great grandmother was a Wentworth. My sister's still
doing more research and will let me know what she finds.
On the Kealaiki's side,it's difficult to find anything. It's
true there's not too many of them. My dad's youngest uncle (William)
passed away, I think it was in 1987. I got to meet him in
1982. My dad looked like him. As I get more information on
the family, I'll let you know. I got my niece interested in
geneology. Her name is Chrissy Kelly. You may hear from
her too. She lives on Molokai. Well, let me hear from you
when you have time.

Cousin Pauline

Kaleohano Kealaiki Family

2000-07-28 07:54:27Z

Dear Christina,

It's great to hear from you. I have been waiting for a reply from your aunt Pauline.
I have a second cousin in Utah who has been trying to do some research for us but has only found
a little so far, so any help to piece it all together would be great! And any information about the Kealaiki
side that I can help you with just let me know. You can e-mail me at either gkaimana@magiclink.com or Trixybear@hotmail.com
with the information. I look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Thank you for your help!
Gordon Tina Kealaiki

Kaleohano

2000-07-23 22:37:31Z

you may contact me by phone at (808) 553-9923

Kaleohano Kealaiki

2000-07-23 22:18:15Z

Aloha from Moloka'i. I am Pauline's neice. The geneology
you request regarding the Kaleohano 'ohana is
in my possession. Please email me asap.
Looking forward to hearing from you.

Aloha, your cousin,
Chrissy

Kaleohano Geneology

2000-07-23 22:11:02Z

Aloha from Moloka'i. The geneology you are searching is in my hands...
Please email me asap and I can have this information forwarded to you...
My mother is our family historian and I presume I will be taking over this
task. Please email me...

Aloha, your cousin
Chrissy

Kaleohano family

2000-06-20 23:02:17Z

Hi again Pauline,
I wrote a message to you on Sunday but I must have been pretty
tired because I put the wrong name in and it came out sent from you
to you? So anyway if you look under the messages you sent it will be
there. Sorry for the mess-up. Hope to hear from you soon.
Tina Kealaiki
P.S. what was your fathers name and do you know if your grandpa (James Kealoha
Kealaiki was married more than once? Thanks! )

Website

2000-06-20 15:11:22Z

My website is robertskarate.com we have lots of info about my school and lots of pictures love you uncle Jimmy dont forget the www.

Kaleohano

2000-06-20 15:05:16Z

My name is Jimmy Kaleohano Roberts i live in Virginia but will be going home in a couple years i have some info on the Kaleohano ohana please call me at 703-569-4838 mahalo

Kaleohano

2000-06-20 14:51:23Z

I just wrote a note to pauline maybe you can check it out to see if there are any relationships with the info i gaveher mahalo Jimmy

Kaleohano

2000-06-20 14:49:10Z

Hi Uncle. Yes we will be seeing eachother soon. Infact we just pau make all the arrangements with the travel agency for the July reunion. I look forward to that. I will keep trying to search for more about our ohana. When we see eachother maybe you can share with me what you know because I don't know much. My dad doesn't either. I really want to get into our genealogy. Okay Uncle Jimmy, I will be seeing you soon. By the way, I came across a web site one of your students has and I was happy to see you on there. Now I can show my husband. Aloha! Your neice, Kricket

Kaleohano tree

2000-06-20 14:48:29Z

Aloha, as you can see i am a Kaleohano and i do have a small bit of info about our ancestry, my mother was Mary Kaleohano Maikai my grand mother was Mary Pahukula Kaleohano, my grand father was George Kaleohano from Kona and my great grand father was also George Kaleohano from Kawaihae my great grand mother was Rosie thats all i know about her name.My great grand father on the Pahukula side was P.M. Pahukula and my great grand mother was Hu'e Pahukula, I hope this can help a liittle call me if you wish to at 703-569-4838 Mahalo Jimmy

Kaleohano

2000-06-20 14:35:12Z

Yes kricket it's uncle Jimmy your long time no see uncle but hope to see you real soon, and keep trying to get more info. on the family tree there is still the Pahukula side that needs to be researched and when i come back from my vacation i will look it up

Uncle Jimmy?

2000-06-20 13:21:23Z

Is this you, Uncle Jimmy? I'm Kricket!

We must be related

2000-06-20 12:38:11Z

Call me at 703-569-4838 my blood mothers name was Mary Kaleohano Maikai who's maiden name was Mary Pahukula who's father was P.M. Pahukula, who's mothers name was Hu'e Pahukula

Kaleohano

2000-06-20 11:44:47Z

I think this is very interesting. My father is now Alden James Kaleohano but was Alden James Roberts until he got out of military and had his last name changed to his mother's maiden name (kaleohano). My dad has 3 brothers, one of which still carries the Roberts last name. My father and my uncle Jimmy (Roberts) were adopted when they were young by the Roberts. My grandmother was Mary Kaleohano. If you think there is any kind of link here, please reply.

Kaleohano Family

2000-06-18 22:21:17Z

Aloha Pauline
My husband has told me many stories about the people you mentioned in your message.
He used to live with Aunty Louisa in '76 when she lived in California. We are sorry to
hear of your dad's passing. Your uncle Abe that you mentioned is my husbands father. We got to see him
last year when he came to our wedding here in Idaho. My husbands parents are divorced and his father lives
in California and his mother in Oregon. Also the Kealaiki's that you mentioned that where living in Hawaii
is his brothers....David and Darell. I keep telling him that I want to go there for a vaction but I still
haven't convinced him to go yet....but I'm going to keep trying until he says yes! Do you have a family tree
of your side of the family? I have a second cousin in Utah looking for one but he has not turned up much.
Must go....have to work again soon. Please keep in touch.
Gordon Tina Kealaiki

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