Seabury Hall Fall `Ohana 2015

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Seabury Hall Fall ‘Ohana 2015
Talking Story:
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
2014 - 2015
Cordelia MacLaughlin
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
Dr. Bobby C. Baker
Jeremy Baldwin
Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow
Zadoc Brown, Jr.
R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Sumner Erdman ‘83
The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Fitzpatrick
J. Stephen Goodfellow
Susan Graham
Printed on FSC-certified paper with soy-based inks • Photography by: Jack Grace • Andy Hayt • Ned Simonds • Rodney Yap • Design: joan selix berman design
James Haynes
Paul Meyer
Father Austin Murray
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Andrew Pells
Henry Rice
Judy Siracusa
R. Clay Sutherland
Thomas Welch
Glenn Yamasaki
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi
Joseph J. Schmidt
HEADMASTER
TRUSTEE EMERITUS
Betsy Erdman
John Baldwin
(deceased)
Roderick McPhee
(deceased)
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Teachers, Families and Mountains
f you drilled a hole straight through
the globe from Maui, Hawai’i, you
would emerge in Ghanzi, Botswana,
Africa. If you then traveled about 2,600
miles north of Ghanzi, you would arrive
in Khartoum, Sudan, where I was born.
Although it seems like a long journey, it
is not, for the steps were incremental and
the people at every step made the journey
possible. I tend to measure places not by
their distances from each other but by the
qualities they have in common and the
characteristics of people who inhabit them.
Similarly, I measure accomplishments by
what continues on and by the quality of
relationships that one forms along the way.
Both my journey and my relationships have
been intrinsically woven with teachers,
mountains and the love of ‘Ohana, of
family. I am the youngest of five children.
My parents both started their professional
lives as teachers, and the importance of
education was their greatest
lesson to all of us. They sacrificed
everything to give us the best
education available in Sudan,
and when we exceeded that,
they moved to Libya, and then
sent us even farther away
to learn. Thus, by breaking
centuries of tradition, our
parents opened up a world of
possibility for all their children.
My oldest sister, Raga, was the
first Sudanese woman to study
abroad in the United States
Cover: Two Mount Holyoke alumnae,
new Seabury Hall Head of School Sarah
Bakhiet with Charlotte Melrose, wife of first
headmaster Roger Melrose
without a guardian. At age seventeen, she
attended Mount Holyoke College, where
I also matriculated some years later. Raga
has continued to serve as the primary role
model for me, as we lost our mother to
cancer when I was just ten years old. Raga
is a beloved teacher, a visionary and still
my role model today.
I began my journey to the United States
shortly after ninth grade, when the sudden
death of my father promulgated a series
of events that brought me to Iowa with
Pete and Ellie Nowell, two of my American
teachers from the Oil Companies School
in Tripoli, Libya. To say that these two
teachers were responsible for everything
that happened for me afterwards would
not be an understatement, for it was Pete
Nowell who told me, at age fifteen, that I
should become a head of school someday.
Serendipitously, my sister Nouna was also
accepted to continue her studies at the
University of
Iowa at this time.
After a short
stint in public
school, I chose to
attend a college
preparatory
school in
Sheffield,
Massachusetts,
and Berkshire
School was
where I finished
my secondary
education. What
I didn’t recognize
We will open doors, tear down walls and reach far
beyond our physical borders, even as we reflect
inward to rediscover the heart of our mission.
at the time is the profound influence this
little school, nestled into the Appalachian
Trail, would have on me. I did not realize
that the golden thread of education was still
silently weaving its way through my life. The
teachers I had, the friendships I made there,
under the mountain, were going to become
lifelong mentorships that would mold the
very path of my life’s choices.
After graduating from Mount Holyoke
College myself, I joined my sister Nouna
in Iowa again. Nouna is the most
compassionate and giving person I know.
Both in DNA and in soul, she is the closest
person to me. Nouna was by now working
on her PhD in microbiology at the University
of Iowa College of Medicine, and I settled
Above: Sarah with sisters Raga (L) and Nouna (R);
Right: Sarah’s parents, brothers and sisters
in alongside her for three illuminating
years at the College of Law. Our big sister
Raga was working on her PhD in foods
and nutrition at our neighboring rival,
the University of Illinois. In essence, the
Bakhiet sisters married education. When
our brothers, friends and other relatives
were starting families and following more
traditional paths, we were collecting
degrees. But following social customs and
traditions is not part of this story…
Upon graduating from the University of
Iowa College of Law with a shiny new
juris doctorate, I found myself in the
unexpected position of not wanting to
become a lawyer. For the first time in
my life, I didn’t know what I wanted to
do, and I did not have a preset plan. This
was terrifying in a whole new way, and I
reached out in despair to my mentor, Bill
Gulotta, my former history teacher and de
facto surrogate father at Berkshire School.
Other than my own parents, Bill is the
person who has had the greatest influence
on my life. When I first arrived at Berkshire,
— Continued on inside back cover
Top: Silhouettes of Sarah and
sisters Nouna and Raga.
Above: Sarah with her
mother and grandmother
Sarah with mentor, Bill Gulotta
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School Highlights
Academic
Achievements
▲ For the second year in a row
the Upper School Math Team won first place
at the 37th annual Hawaii State Math Bowl! Seabury Hall’s official team included
Jasmine Doan ‘15, Jesse Doan ‘17 and Shelby Ferrier ‘18 who won 1st place in
Division A. Kevin Lewis ‘15, Lilia Maeda ‘16, and Bjorn Nelson ‘16 also participated
in the competition.
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Seabury Tides for earning multiple
awards at the Hawaii High School Journalism
Awards competition. The online student newspaper of Seabury Hall earned first place overall
in the category of Hand-drawn Illustration, and
placed second among independent schools
in Commentary Writing and Website. Mahalo
to Mrs. Emily Lorusso and her student staff for
consistently creating an excellent online publication. The online newspaper can be accessed
at seaburytides.org.
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Art
The Seabury
Hall 4-H Dirt
Devils were awarded
▲
▲ Congratulations to the
the National 3rd place 4-H
Homesite Team Trophy
at the 60th National Soil
Conservation Competition
held in Oklahoma City.
Team members included
Brian Lavongtheung ‘15,
Kiarra Burkitt ‘17,
Kaitlyn Yamada ‘17 and
Corin Nishimoto ‘15.
He Haupu Aloha... to remember fondly... is Seabury Hall’s annual celebration of Hawaiian
culture. All students, grades 6-12, participate. This year’s theme was Hōkūle‘a.
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The Hui No’eau selected
this art piece by Ruby
Turner ’16 for their
10x10 Exhibition.
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Notable Visitors
“What kind of world
do you want?” was the
message delivered to the student body
by NASA Astronaut, Ron Garan. Mr.
Garan’s accomplishments include flying
F-16’s, space shuttle missions and living on
the International Space Station.
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▲
Toby Neal, Lei Crime Series author, spoke
of creativity and
reading with the students.
“Your stories are
happening to
you right now!”
Toby Neal says. “Capture and
share them through all the
great media tools available,
and when in doubt, turn it all
off and let boredom bring fresh
inspiration.”
Athletic
Achievements
•
9 MIL Championships
Girls Cross Country
Eight Man Football
Girls Volleyball
Girls Paddling
Boys Paddling
Mix Paddling
Boys Basketball
Girls Track
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•
Boys Tennis
State Runner-Up
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Seabury Hall’s winning 4 x 400 relay team,
from left, Alissa Walin ‘17, Jenna Carvalho ‘17,
Kiana Smith ’15 and Ava Shipman ‘17.
Girls Paddling
Girls Volleyball
State Champion
Ava Shipman ’17
won the 1,500 meter
Art by Patrick Termulo ’17
Four Spartans were chosen as
“MIL Sports Spotlight”
athletes of the year.
(L-R) Athletic Director Robert
Dougherty,
Jaxson Stinger ‘15,
Mapuana Andrade ‘15,
Sophie Janssen ‘15,
Rip Pahukoa ‘15 and former
Headmaster Joe Schmidt.
Unity is strength...
when there is
teamwork and
collaboration,
wonderful things can
be achieved.
MATTIE STEPANEK
Seabury Hall • Fall 2015 ‘Ohana
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These graduates were offered over $13.5 million in merit scholarships
Oh the places you’ll go!
2015
Graduation
Awards
BRITISH COLOMBIA
WASHINGTON
University of
British Colombia
Zoe Harrelson-Louie
University of
Washington
Hali‘a Haynes
Evergreen State
University
Makena Jost
Gonzaga University
Matthew Lugo
Paxton Malek
Robert Prouty
Alexis Smith
Whitworth University
Rip Pahukoa
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Valedictorian Award
Zeb Mehring
Salutatorian Award
Jasmine Doan
Headmaster’s Award
Sarah Armstrong
Alexander Ballard
Jasmine Doan
Jacqueline Erdman
Halia Haynes
Noa Herrera
Makena Janssen
Savannah Janssen
Sophia Janssen
Ridge Lenny
Zeb Mehring
Kathryn Peterson
Robert Prouty
Natasha Salamack
Jaxson Stinger
Harrison Wright
Faculty Merit Award
Jasmine Doan
Bishop’s Citizenship Award
Sarah Eger
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OREGON
Pacific University
Maya Okamura
University of Portland
Emily Perreira
Western Oregon
University
Kiana Smith
You have brains in your head. You have feet in
your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction
you choose. You’re on your own.
And you know what you know. And YOU are
the one who’ll decide where to go...
DR. SEUSS
MONTANA
University of
Montana, Missoula
Alexander Ballard
IDAHO
Brigham Young
University, Idaho
Jordan James
CALIFORNIA
NEVADA
California College of
the Arts, San Francisco
Sophia Wall
California Maritime
Academy
Justin Medeiros
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Jacqueline Erdman
Corin Nishimoto
California State
University, East Bay
Kiara Leuteneker
Chapman University
Shun Harima
Rika Inaba
Savanah Janssen
Loyola Marymount
University
Paulina Tremble
Mount St. Mary’s College
Gabrielle Bega
Occidental College
Brian Lavongtheung
Pitzer College
Simone Baldwin
Pomona College
Sophia Janssen
San Diego State
University
Brandon Smith
Santa Barbara City
College
Bryce Barbier
Santa Clara University
Harrison Wright
Scripps College
Anna Ezzy
University of
Nevada, Reno
Mapuana Andrade
Jessica Brown
NEBRASKA
UTAH
University of
Utah
Keanu Catugal
ARIZONA
Arizona State
University
Duncan Harrisson
Northern Arizona
CALIFORNIA —
University
CONTINUED
Allison Rudow
St. Mary’s College University of Arizona
Laurel Bicker
of California
Joy Balinbin
Stanford
University
Jasmine Doan
University of
San Diego
Ridge Lenny
Tait Longhi
Kathryn Peterson
Natasha Salamack
Jaxson Stinger
Ashley Tanga
University of
San Francisco
Gordon Li
University
of Southern
California
Teak McAfee
COLORADO
Colorado College
Makena Janssen
Colorado State
University
Sophia Hill
Casey Kekiwi
Kevin Lewis
Natalie Rothman
Creighton University
Jessica Haylor
University of Nebraska,
Lincoln
Jordan Haylor
TEXAS
Texas A&M University
Carley Coppin
HAWAII
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Ari Arkles
Sarah Armstrong
Aron Graziano
Niki Shaw
University of Hawaii, Maui
College
Danielle Morton
Jimmsie Stisher
▲
College Bound 2015
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SCOTLAND
Dartmouth College
Sarah Eger
Colby Sawyer
College
Gabrielle Ratte
University
of Edinburgh
Kyla Pinkard
NEW YORK
Bard College
Sancia Nash
Eugene Lang
College
Justin Ringsby
Pace University
Mikela Wesson
Rochester
Institute of
Technology
Noa Herrera
Syracuse
University
Victor Tay
MICHIGAN
RHODE
ISLAND
Hillsdale
College
Michael Chasen
Rhode Island
School of
Design
Sabrina Futch
PENNSYLVANIA
La Roche
College
Devon Fleck
Pennsylvania
State College
Emily Ratay
CONNECTICUT
Yale University
Zeb Mehring
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston University
Xinyun Cao
Newbury College
Dawud Moragne
TENNESSEE
Nashville State
Community College
Christy Fell
ALABAMA
Auburn
University
Gabriela Diaz
DELAWARE
University of Delaware
Danica Cooley
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Giving 2014-2015
For it is in giving that we receive.
S T. F R A N C I S O F A S S I S I
T
uition and
endowment income
provide most of the
school’s operating
budget, but like most
independent schools,
Seabury Hall relies on
tax-deductible
donations to make up
the difference.
Gifts
Amounts
Annual Fund
$ 431,202.83
Capital Projects $133,219.24
Gifts to Endowments $ 249,536.69
Restricted Giving
$1,042,491.38
Special Program Funds$ 176,149.97
Total Gifts $2,032,600.11
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The 2014-2015 school
year has been filled with
enriching experiences
made possible by the
many donors named on
the following pages.
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General Operations
Financial Aid
Endowment
Designated Programs
Capital Projects
ndowment funds
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are created by donors who wish to support specific areas of
program or designated areas of interest. A commemorative fund
may be established with an initial donation of $10,000 or more.
Providing for the future of Maui children…
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Art by Sophie Janssen ’15
AWARD RECIPIENTS
William E. and Carol G. Simon
Scholarship Fund
Linda Lyons Bissler
Scholarship Fund
For a student who shows special ability in
either the fine or performing arts
Recipient: Kaimana Neil ‘16
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For academically talented students
Helen “Snooker” Hamilton
Memorial Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of Icer Vaughan ‘93
For a student that exhibits good citizenship,
leadership, communication skills and caring,
both in school and in the community
Recipient: Teak McAfee ‘15
Recipients:
Joshua Acidera ‘17
Jacque Benson ‘16
John Chen ‘16
Jasmine Doan ‘15
Christy Fell ‘15
Jessica Haylor ‘15
Jordan Haylor ‘15
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Mayeda Family Scholarship Fund
for the Creative Arts
From the generosity of Dr. Daniel Mayeda and
Colleen Sotomura Mayeda
Shayla Hoeft ‘16
Gordon Li ‘15
Lilia Maeda ‘16
Zander Medrano ‘17
Sara Mutzenberg ‘17
Rip Pahukoa ‘15
Kylen Zolotow ‘17
From the generosity of Nancy W. Grady
For a student who shows great potential as a
scholar and citizen
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Recipient: Jasmine Doan ‘15
Rob Thibaut Family
Scholarship Fund
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Recipient: Sophia Hill ‘15
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Polly Baldwin Whittier
Scholarship Fund
For a student who has a demonstrated passion
for and commitment to the creative arts
From the generosity of
Patty Thibaut and Family
Bruce Wilson ’85 Memorial
Scholarship Fund
For deserving students each year
John and Donnette-Gene Wilson
For a student who displays qualities of
leadership, cooperation, teamwork and good
communications skills in school and in the
community
Maunalei
Scholarship Fund
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Dr. Wayne Dyer & Seabury Hall
Parent Organization Fund
From the generosity of Dr. Wayne Dyer and the
Seabury Hall Parent Organization
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Recipients: Duncan Harrisson ‘15
Shayla Hoeft ‘16
Kai Iinuma-Nakaaki ‘16
Casey Kekiwi ‘15
Emma Pilotin ‘16
Robert Prouty ‘15
Recipient: Thomas Hayashi ‘16
For a student who demonstrates compassion
towards their peers and the Maui community
From the generosity of Maud Wodehouse
William E. and Carol G. Simon
From the generosity of Dan Bissler
C.N. Wodehouse Faculty
Benefit Trust
In memory and honor of
Emalia Alexandra Brown ’89 Guard
Supports faculty salaries, benefits and their
professional development opportunities
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The Betsy Erdman
Professional Development Fund
From the generosity of Betsy Erdman
For the faculty member who is selected each
year to receive the Betsy Erdman Professional
Development Award
Recipient: p
Carson Strohecker
Alumni Association
Scholarship Fund
From the generosity of The Alumni Association
with a seed gift from Class of 2010
Thank you for
providing us
with things to
help us grow
into adults
and eventually
leaders of our
community.
ELLA WALL ‘16
The Alumni Association’s goal is to grow this
fund to $2 million and offer a 100% need
scholarship to a deserving incoming student
each year.
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Malone Family Foundation
Scholarship Fund
To provide optimal opportunities for
deserving gifted students of limited financial
means to reach their potential
Recipients: Isabella Blair ’18
Steven Doan ‘20
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Scholarship Fund recipients,
Isabella Blair ‘18 and
Steven Doan ‘20 with
former headmaster
Joe Schmidt
For a student that demonstrates a
commitment to Hawaiian values and
willingness to enrich Seabury Hall by
sharing those values
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Recipient: Taysia Pimental ‘18
in photo right, with former headmaster Joe Schmidt.
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Endowments
•
the
cornerstone
for future
financial
sustainability
•
ndowment funds
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The Betsy Erdman Professional Development Fund
The Betsy Erdman Professional Development
Fund recipient, Carson Strohecker
and son, Conrad.
“I am delighted to have been chosen
as the 2015 recipient of the Betsy
Erdman Professional Development
Award. Seabury Hall has many talented
folks among its ranks, all of whom are
deserving of the award’s distinction and
notoriety, so it was indeed an honor to
have been selected. I plan to use the
gift to continue my interest in lutherie,
a craft that cultivates spiritual, physical,
and intellectual discipline. I am obliged,
and I thank the Erdman family for their
consistent and consequential support of
Seabury’s faculty.”
From the generosity of Betsy Erdman, for the faculty member who is selected
each year to receive the Betsy Erdman Professional Development Award
Art by Casey Kekiwi ‘15
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If you are interested in including Seabury Hall in your estate planning, please
contact Kathleen Buenger in the Development Office at 808-442-6112.
Vinnie
Linares
and Sarah
Bakhiet
The Linares ‘Ohana Endowment Fund
Former faculty member, Vinnie Linares,
has included Seabury Hall in his estate
plan. Upon his passing, a portion of his
estate will be donated to Seabury Hall
to create an endowment to support the
performing arts department.
As a passionate thespian, it is Vinnie’s
desire to have his endowment fund to
support, enlarge and perpetuate the
performing arts department (including
theater, music and dance) at Seabury
Hall with the goal of providing access to
the performing arts to as many students
as possible.
Mr. Linares was compelled to make this gift for three
reasons. Mr. Linares has a long history with Seabury Hall
that started in 1974 when living in Truk, his friends sent
their children to board at the school. When he moved
to Maui he became involved with the performing arts
program at Seabury Hall. His early memories are having
performances in what is now the school’s library. It
was there that he gained his great appreciation for the
performing arts faculty. The exemplary work of the staff
is what compelled Mr. Linares to make his gift. Lastly, Mr.
Linares was impressed with the talent of the students at
Seabury Hall.
Dr. Wayne Dyer
D r. Wayne Dyer & Seabury Hall
Parent Organization Endowment
Prior to Dr. Wayne Dyer’s recent passing,
Seabury Hall was honored with a gift from
him to create an endowment for students
receiving financial aid. He partnered with the
Seabury Hall Parent Organization, donating the
proceeds from his I Can See Clearly lecture on
campus. SHPO will continue to contribute to
the endowment. The selection of the student
will be based upon his/her extraordinary
demonstration of compassion towards his/her
peers and the Maui community.
S E A B U R Y H A L L PA R E N T O R G A N I Z AT I O N B O A R D 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5
Joleen Pilotin
D I R E C TO R S
Cameron Craig
PRESIDENT
Bill Frampton ‘87
FA C U LT Y R E P
Dyvette Fong
Gary Gangnath
Gayle Hart
VICE PRESIDENT
Monica Kelsey
Mark Givensel
Rachel Ball ‘84 Phillips
A S S O C I AT E D I R E C T O R O F
A D VA N C E M E N T
& PA R E N T R E L AT I O N S
PA S T P R E S I D E N T
Faye Murayama
TREASURER
May Hyman
S E C R E TA R Y
Renee Segundo
Raymond Sung
Tara Tarpey
Karen Temple
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Gift Clubs
I can’t thank
you enough
for helping
this school
to truly
thrive as a
community.
ZOEY NIGBUR ‘17
Maunalei Society
President’s Council
PLANNED GIVING
Virginia Brown
Zadoc Brown ‘87
Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson
Auriol Flavell
Lisabeth Halstead ‘83
Elizabeth Ivey ‘72
Vinnie Linares
Daniel Mayeda
Sharon McPhee
Henry Rice
Joseph Schmidt
Sandi Stoner
Jane Thompson
Daniel White
$5,000 TO $9,999
Dwayne and Sharon Altman
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii
Dr. James and Susan Bendon
John ‘96 and Kristi Bendon
Bendon Family Foundation
Tony and Wendy Crabb
R.B. Davenport IV
Ann Bendon ‘00
Goodfellow Bros, Inc.
Jac and Susan Kean
Martischang Foundation
Cyrus and Jill Monroe*
Andrew Pells*
Erlinda Rosario
Grelyn and Sheila Rosario
Earl and Sandi Stoner*
The O. L. Moore Foundation*
Heritage Society
$10,000 OR MORE
Anonymous (3)
Kathrine and Emiliano Achaval
Jeremy and Michelle Baldwin
Zadoc and Hilary Brown Jr*
Burch Family Foundation
Dr. Wayne Dyer
Betsy and Pard Erdman*
Sumner ‘83 and Angie Erdman*
Erdman Family Fund
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Tamar and Steve Goodfellow*
Hawaii Community Foundation
Jimmy and Honey Bun Haynes*
Haynes Family Foundation
Dr. Daniel T. Mayeda and
Ms. Colleen Sotomura Mayeda*
Lorraine Okumura
Schwab Charitable Fund
Seabury Hall Alumni Association*
Seabury Hall Parents Organization*
Pete and Judy Siracusa*
Lindy and Cherry Anne Sutherland
The Haynes Family Fund
The Roy H. and Lorraine M.
Okumura Foundation
Windermere Valley Isle Properties
Trustees’ Circle
$2,500 TO $4,999
Eric and Tamara Barto,
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen,
Carter Barto ‘04, Kelsea Barto ‘06*
BG Incorporated
Dan and Heidi Riecke ‘87 Bigelow*
Central Maui Baseyard
Steve & Tamar Goodfellow
Charitable Foundation
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Paul and Cordy MacLaughlin*
Kevin and Lynn McDonald
McDonald’s of Dairy Road
Mercedes-Benz of Maui
The NRA Foundation
Ohana Fuels*
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Louis Olave and Chip Blacker
Henry and Sandy Rice*
Kent & Polli Smith Family Fund
Robert and Carol Suzuki*
Patty Thibaut*
Travis and Ali Thompson
Ulupalakua Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker Jr*
Headmaster’s Circle
$1,000 TO $2,499
Anonymous*
Akina Enterprises LLC
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc
Aloha Waste Systems, Inc.
Arita·Poulson General Contracting
Backup Manager
Dr. Bobby and Julie Baker
Sarah Bakhiet
Bank of Hawaii
Bikes Aren’t Bad Foundation
Ian Birnie
Dan Bissler*
Kathleen Buenger
Peter and R. Lee Kajiyama ‘67 Carson*
Eric Chang and Sharon Suzuki
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Ted and Marilyn Cleghorn*
Brian and Laulani Hart ‘98 Cordero
Robert and Allison Rawe ‘89
Dougherty
Edward and Eriko Dowd
Jeff Drood
East Bay Community Foundation
Thea Jensen-Engesser
Dr. James Ferrier
Robin Ferrier
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
FIM Group Hawaii
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company
First Hawaiian Bank
Flatbread Company
Patrick Foley
Frampton & Ward LLC
Karin Frost
Gary and Leslie Gangnath
Gary Gangnath Sr.
Joao and Patricia Gentil
Susan Root Graham
McDonald’s of Kahana
J.B. Guard ‘90
Laura and Woodrow Harrelson
John Hart ‘10
Liz Hart ‘04
Ross and Gayle Hart*
Hawaii Sea Spirits, LLC
Dr. Heather Haynes ‘87*
Kimo ‘84 and Sheila Haynes*
Frederick and Clarice Hill Jr
Island Sotheby’s International Realty
J J Mitchell Electric
Kahu Kawika Jackson
Bill and Riette Jenkins*
Thomas and Amy Jenkins
Martin and Paula Lenny
Daniel and Nancy Lickle
Peter and Perrie Longhi
Maui Master Builders
Maui Oil Company, Inc.
Maui Paving
Maui’s Winery
Doug and Kay McLeod
Nick Meyer ‘04
Paul and Rosalyn Meyer*
Joseph, Maryanne, Joseph ‘19 and
Lauren ‘19 Mitchell
Graham Monroe ‘00
Lee Batman Monroe ‘97
Laura and Jim Murray
Jack Naiditch
Katrina Niehaus ‘00
Wendy and Doug Peterson
Chuck Pezzillo and Susannah
Christy*
Brent Pickering and Sally Dominick
Piiholo Ranch
Cynthia and Terry Quisenberry
David Quisenberry ‘97
Michael Quisenberry ‘00
R. Clay Sutherland, Attorney at Law,
A Law Corporation
Richard S. Waterhouse Trust
Bob and Margo Rowland*
John and Gail Russell
The Sandler Family
Joe and Cynthia Schmidt*
Robert Sendall
Jill and Michael Spalding
Nathan and Tia Anderson ‘94 St. Cyr
State Farm Insurance Agency of
Kit K. Okazaki
Rob ‘80 and Caroline Stoner
R. Clay Sutherland*
Kirk and Lori Tanaka
Troy Tanga and Kelley Kramers
The Boeing Company*
The Gangnath Family Charitable
Fund
The Meek Foundation
Gregory and Catherine Thomas
Paul and Molly Turner
Walker Industries, Ltd.
Tom and Claudia Welch*
John J. and Donnette-Gene Wilson*
Patrick and Cynthia Wong
Brian and Sharon Yamada*
Glenn Yamasaki and Kyoko Kimura
Yokouchi Foundation
Zadoc W. and Lawrence N. Brown
Foundation
Seabury Hall’s Annual Giving Report acknowledges all gifts
received between June 1, 2014 and May 31, 2015.
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for ten years or more
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Spartan Society
Blue & Red Club
$500 TO $999
Anonymous
Warren and Emily Adelman
Barkley Bastian
John Borthwick and Diane Minogue
Michael and Patricia Brown
Moka Brown and Jamie Roth
Peter and Lisa Cabrinha
Richard ‘72 and Laurel Cameron
Victoria Caputo
Melvin Catugal
Robert H and Nancy Jaqua Dein*
Paul and Kimberly Dobson
James and Deirdre Falconer
Feeling Groovy
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Fitzpatrick
Julie Frazier
John and Pamela Meyer ‘68
Gerstmayr*
Jeffrey and Deborah von Tempsky ‘73
Grundhauser*
Michele Milovina ‘90 Hakakha
Hawaii FIRST Lego League
Hualalai Builders
Linda Hunter
Lono Hunter ‘91
Barry and May Hyman
Iinuma - Nakaaki ‘Ohana
John H. Connors Insurance
Lisa and Jim Judge*
David Kahoe ‘77
Kahoe Family Irrev Trust
Charly Kleissner ‘75
Kula Hardware & Nursery
Maren Lau ‘92
Debra Ching ‘68 Maiava
Eddie McBarnet ‘00
Tara McBarnet ‘12
Terry ‘69 and Gill
McBarnet and Family*
William McBarnet ‘03
Theodore Meyer
The Reverend Austin Murray
Zelie Harders ‘76 Myers*
Elaine Nelson*
Shepherd ‘98 and Elena Nelson
Nick’s Fishmarket
Robert J. Nooney
Sarah Hunter ‘87 O’Brien
Caleb ‘90 and Tara Palmer
Rodney and Dawn Perreira, Jr*
Jacqui and Chuck Probst
Jean E. Rolles
Ruth and Louis Baker Family
Foundation
Carolyn M. Schaefer*
Debbie Senesac and Dan Shiraki
Roger Stout and
Fernadad Garcia-Stout
Steve and Debi Sturdevant
Michael and Lisa Tateishi*
Glenn and Alice Tremble
Truss Systems Hawaii, Inc.
Mr. Kazuo and Mrs. Jane Uyehara
Icer Vaughan ‘93*
Linda B and Eugene C Wasson III
Belinda Yung-Rubke ‘76*
$100 TO $499
Anonymous (20)
Abellanida ‘Ohana
Alex Abreu
Ace Printing Co.*
Henry and Ortaeine Acidera
Ryan and Racquel Aikala
The Ajmani Family
Andrea Wicklund Alfelor
George and Janet Allan
LaVelle F. Byers ‘70 Allen
Ryan Anderson ‘97
Gary and Debbie Arakaki
Araki-Regan & Associates, LLC
Dr. Dean Arashiro and Dr. Margaret
Garcia
Dr. Sheri and Christopher Armstrong
David Askov and Maria CorralesAskov
LeBurta G. Atherton
Selma Au ‘87
Cherisse Bandy ‘80
Luis Barreno and Dorota Horwacik
Maryann and Jacob Barros Jr*
Carter Barto ‘04
Kelsea Barto ‘06
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen
R. Bruce and Catherine Bass
Marina Batham
Dr. and Mrs. William ‘91 Battles
Glenn and Cindy Beadles
Eric and Mary Jean Bega
Lou and Catherine Bellafiore
Howard and Michaelyn Benson
Jaime and Paula Berdal Jr
Turgut and Mehtap Berkmen
Mitch and Joan Berman*
Mark and Joyce Berry
Rebecca Bicker
Charles and Yvonne Biegel
Sig and Cara Birkholz
Alan Birnie and Katie Schulenberg
Sean Blumberg
Gary and Eva Blumenstein
Henry Brocklehurst and Lili Maltese
Aaron and Kaimanamalie Lee ‘03
Brummel
Doug Brunner
Chelsea Fahsholtz ‘97 Bryce
Andrew and Heidi Burger
Cathy M. Burkitt
Jefferson Burnett
By the Bay
Alan and Patricia Cadiz*
Susan and Dana Cagen
Cheri Campbell
Robert Campbell
Lisa Capp
Coral Carhart ‘21
Marilyn Carhart
Bob and Tess Cartwright
Catapult Communications, Inc.
Herbert Chang
The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Richard S.O.
Chang
Dr. and Mrs. Art Chasen
Peter Chin and Nicole Apoliona
Priscilla Christy
Ron Gess and Shirley Chun Ming
Clint and Suzy Churchill
Ryan and Christy Churchill
Doug, Cindy and Andrew ‘11 Clark*
Colleen Cluney
Bruce and Denise Cohen
Thomas Cole
Courtney K. Cole ‘01
Steve and Melissa Otte ‘67 Colflesh*
Filiberto Colon ‘07
Nicolas Colon ‘14
Susan Conger
Tim and Tracy Coppin
Steve Coralle and Leah Fleming
Cameron and Samantha Craig
Julia Cummings ‘94
Leah and Mark Damon
Deanna Danley
Guy and U’ilani Danley
Dean S. Arashiro, DDS
Anita Dekker and Jule Wind
John Dependahl*
Karen Derris ‘86
Thomas and Melanie Devereux
Martin Diamond
Erin and Sal Diaz
Waioni Dickison
Benjamin and Mari Diller
The Lorne Direnfeld Family
The Doan ‘Ohana
Andrew and Edith W. Don
Jacky and Diane Dugied
Joel ‘89 and Uma Dugied
The Durkan Family
Patricia Eason
Education Therapy
Electronic Scrip Incorporated
Ed and Alecia Elsasser
Marc ‘88 and Terry Raikes ‘88 Emde
Armin and Karin Engert
John Engle ‘08
Jay Faris and Kim Thomson Kerr
Wayne and Alene Farner
Brenna Carney ‘97 Ferrick
Glen and Yvonne Fickbohm
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Will and Gina Flammer
Philip and Gloria Fleck
Sean and Elly Foley
Marcie Frampton
Richie Franco
David and Andrea Futch
Gap Inc. Giving Campaign
Candelario and Elizabeth Garcia
Dr. Daniel Garcia and
Dr. Arleen Ricalde-Garcia
Dominick and Lisa Gentile
Gregory W. Getzan ‘75
Michael Gibbons and
Josephine Moyes
Chris and Vicki Gilbert
Aaron ‘15 and Daniel ‘18 Graziano
James and Mary Emily Greenwell
Daniel and Lisa Griffiths
Karl and Petra Grimm
Councilman Don and Rose Guzman
Alyce B. Haines
William and Karen Hanisch
Drs. Till and Sonya Hansen
Gordon L. Hardy
Kay Cross ‘68 Harper
John and Trez Harrisson
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Sue Haylor
Linda Hedden
Nelson and Rachel Heerema
Henry Hegele ‘14
Roger and Paula Hegele
…so many
memories,
tears of
joy, laughs,
wins, losses
and smiles.
With your
help we are
able to put
our talents
to use.
ELLA WALL ‘16
11
Gift Clubs
co n t i n u e d
* Consistent Giver
giving consecutively for
ten years or more
12
Blue & Red Club continued
Bob and Ross Henderson
Rick and Kim Herrera
Garret and Mary Hew*
Diane Hill ‘68
Alan and Roberta Hodara*
Dr. Todd and Shannon Hoekstra
Nick and Cheryl Hoopai
Taylor Hori ‘12
Ty and Jayne Hori
Peter and Liana Mancini ‘88 Horovitz
Steve and Shelly Houle
Nancy Howard Schulenberg
Dennis Carhart and Kimberly
Howard-Carhart
Lehn Huff and Les Skillings*
William Hurd and Nancy LaJoy
Michael and Keiko Ichimaru
John and Riuko Inge
Inge Intellectual Property Law LLC
Maria Isotov
Elizabeth J. Ivey ‘72
J. Richard and Rachael James
Jeffery and Kelly James
Alfred and Laura Janneck
Dr. Andrew and Nikki Janssen
Sophia Janssen ‘15
Robert and Suzanne Jensen*
Sean Robert Kekoa Jensen ‘12
Bryan and Shuana Johnson
Kahulu Productions
James and Angela Kai
Kehau and Kimberly Kamoku
John and Cheryl Kaupalolo III*
Kyle and Kim Kawakami
Jennifer and Robin ‘98 Kean
Chop and Annette Keenan
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89 Kellermyer
Monica Kelsey*
Peter Kelsey*
Sydney and Barbara Kikuchi
Kelly and Michael Kim
Bill and Peggy King*
Theo and Beth King
Bill and Rachelle Kirton
Evelyn S. Kiyota
Derek Knobel ‘79
Petar and Jamie Kovacic
T & K Koyanagi*
Gregg Kresge and Nicole Forelli
Todd and Kimberly Krost
Richard and Malinee Carosso
Tyson and Melanie Kubo
Lawrence and Mary Lambert*
Thomas and Kristina Lyons ‘88
Lambert
Vincent and Carla LaMonica
Daniel Lane and
Sachi Yamamoto-Lane
Tom and Anne Leuteneker*
Joshua James Levenson
Bill and Brooke Colflesh ‘99 Levien
Brett and Shannon Lickle
Linda J. Lindsay*
Carmen Hulu Lindsey
Dean and Yolanda Lingenfelder
Dr. Sergio Lugo and
Dr. Cora Tasaki-Lugo
Gregg and Marlene Lundberg
Ka’ulu Lu’uwai ‘13
Kawaikaunu Luùwai ‘16
Leihua Crabbe Luùwai
Mogul Luùwai ‘14
Paul and Mary Luùwai
Robert Luùwai
Robert J. and Helen Lu’uwai
Camille and Sam Lyons
Mette Lyons*
Diane McClary ‘91 Main
John Malek and Lisa Mullen*
Betsy Mannick and Conrad Hornick
Darlene T. Manuel
The Manuel ‘Ohana
Louis and Kathleen Martin
Derek, Lynn, Chase ‘12 &
Andie ‘14 Matayoshi
Lia Matsunaga ‘13
Lyle, Cindy, and Lia ‘13 Matsunaga
Scott and Tammie Matsuura
Maui 5K
Maui Net
Anna Mayeda
Mark Mayeda ‘03
Kevin and Eden McAfee
Alec ‘67 and Maren McBarnet*
Mino McLean ‘93
Erik and Jessica Guard ‘96 McLellan
Carol Harris ‘89 McNairy
Doug and Gale McNish*
Sharon S. McPhee
Rose Menish
Kathy Middleton*
Joseph Miles
Cesar Miro-Quesada ‘11
A. Ray and Mary Mitchell
Joel Moffett ‘84
Clifford Moniz
The Moon Family
Kelly Moore and Mon Suksamer
Tyler Morrison ‘84 and
Rachel Altmann
Ellyn and Chris Mortimer
Stuart Mountcastle ‘99
Craig and Jacqueline Mukai
Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc.
Faye Murayama
Mutzenberg Family
Sidney and Diane Nako
Gordon Nash
Gus Neckelmann*
Mike and Mary Nees
Melinda Trautman ‘79 Neuwirth
Michael and Konnie Newbro
Mark and Lorraine Nigbur
Ralph and Sadako Nikaido
Clark B. Norman
Blair Norris ‘83
Philip Norris
Ashley Colflesh ‘97 Oakley
Dexter and Glynis Okamura
Darren Okimoto ’00 and
Wendy Fujinaka*
Dennis and Darlene Okimoto
George and Melissa Olivit
Wayde and Priscilla Omura
Howard and Sun Cha Orite
Kevin and Christine Ozee
Pacific Painting and Refinishing
Tim Pagan and Sandy Szymanski
Panoramic Paradise
Doug and Lisa Paulson
Sherwyn and Rebecca Payne
Tomas and Alison Kean ‘03 Pearce
Peter and Susie Peck
Robert and Michelle Pellettieri
Jacqueline Peterka and Yod Neal
Eugene Peterson
Lawrence and Rachel Ball ‘84 Phillips
Michael and Dayni Pierner
David and Becky Pietsch Jr
Moses and Jennifer Pimentel
Connie Pluchos
John and Flo Plunkett*
Cindi Pojas Smith
Pono EPC
David J. Porteus*
Virginia Morriss ‘67 Pressler Fisher
Publications Maui, Inc.
Jim and Pam Ratay
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rawe
Hans Riecke
Gray and Bettina Ringsby
Christopher ‘88 and Mary Ann
Robbins
Rosemary S. Robbins, M Ed
Muriel R. Roberts
Robert Roddie
Nancy and Ray Rogers*
Alika ‘92 and Dorien Rawe ‘91
Romanchak
Eric and Willa Romanchak*
Kathy Ross
Ken Rothman
Brian and Katherine Rothstein
Joel and Barbara Rudow*
Doretha Sadarananda
Bobby and Feliciana Sales
Scott and Rhonda Sanchez
Philip and Jennifer Schettewi
Nielson W. Schulenburg ‘84*
Sally and David Johnston
Kevin and Renee Segundo
Servco Lexus Maui
Ari Shapiro
Damien Shilo
Robert and Penny Shimada
George and Annette Shipman
Gary and Evelyn Shiraki
Patricia Shoemaker
Shoreline Concrete
Ronald Sieberg and
Karen Doucette Sieberg
Klaus and Michele Simmer*
Mark Simon
Patrick and Jody Murata ‘82 Singsank
Cathryn Kelley Smith
Rosemary Lau ‘70 Smythe
Norman, Sonia, Jade ‘04, Erik ‘08
and Conner ‘11 Snow*
Ryan and Chikako Sorayama
Yasuo and Fumiko Sorayama
Kiki and Penny Spangler*
Russell and Kerri Sparks
Brook Starr ‘91
Hugh and Erin Starr
Barbara Stehouwer*
Sheri Stein
Laura and Tracy Stice
Ethelyn Stisher*
Lindsey and Michele Stisher
Stolley Family
Michael M. Stone
Abby Stoner ‘14
Buzz Stoner ‘12
Maxine Sturgeon
Doug and Candace Sugidono*
Kim, Raymond, Mikhaila ‘18 and
Patricia ‘18 Sung
Judy Susuki
Mark Suzuki ‘11
Hervey and Marlene Takatani
Ty and Sheri Takeno
Earl and Quinnie Tanaka
Ashley Tanga ‘15
Jeff and Tara Tarpey
Tateishi & Pascual, Attorneys
David and Karen Temple
Faith N. Tengan
Myrtle K. Tengan
Noel and Maria Termulo
Terra Nova Vet LLC
Tom and Lori Tezak
Kimberly Skog ’02 Thayer
Shaun Thayer ‘96, CPA
Buck and Judy Thomson
Trent and Shelly Timmons
Jon and Lydia Toda*
Katherine Toda*
Tropikidz
Wing Chuck and Lorraine Tsang
Turbeville ‘Ohana*
Kean and Kim Uyehara
John and Teresa Vail
Todd Van Amburgh*
Paul Van Zwalenburg ‘77 and
Marnie Foust
Viewpoints Gallery
Derrick Vinoray
Jody Vinoray
Ellen Loucks and Walter Vorfeld*
Wilma B. Vorfeld*
Steve and Jen Vurno
Caroline Walker*
Jackson Walker
Sarah Wall
Sophie Wall ‘15
Julie Wallace
Ryan and Stephanie ‘04 Walsh
Alexander and Sally Warrick
Peter and Karin Wells
David and Janice Welsh
Bob Wesson
The Weymouth Family
Kelly Bass and Michael D. Wilson*
Scott and Susan Wilson
Sean Wilson ‘86*
Winham ‘Ohana*
Jennifer Bruce ‘77 Winston
Michael and Jennifer Woodward
Shaun and Annett Wright
Daryl and Joyce Yamada
Danny and Ellen Yamamura
Richard and Elaine Yamasaki
Oren Yasutomi
Seabury Hall welcomes and encourages
any corrections to the report.
Please contact the Development Office
at 808-442-6112 or
email development@seaburyhall.org.
Friends of Seabury
UNDER $100
Anonymous*(16)
Marvin and Susan Abraham
Leslie and Christopher Agorastos
Mapuana Andrade ‘15
Ari Arkles ‘15
Sarah Armstrong ‘15
Casey Asato and Mariángela Asato
Stacia and Deren Ash
Richard Bailey
Simone Baldwin ‘15
Joy Balinbin ‘15
Alexander Ballard ‘15
Bryce Barbier ‘15
Jim and Jean Barnett
Gabriela Barrett
Gabrielle Bega ‘15
Edith Bennett ‘73
Marianne Berek
Laurel Bicker ‘15
Erik Blair
Sam and Tamara Bockius
Emily O’Neil Bott
Jessica Brown ‘15
Andrew and Arine Bulkley*
Ericson and Brandy Cajudoy
Marino and Pepeta Cajudoy
Michael and Holly Callinan
Xinyun Cao ‘15
Jacqueline Carlin
Greg and Robyn Ficke ‘81 Carvalho
Melvin Catugal ‘15
Michael Chasen ‘15
Chesa Cipro ‘99
Kelly Cole ‘95 Ah-Kee
Danica Cooley ‘15
Karen Cooper
Carley Coppin ‘15
Melissa and Mana Cramer
Nick and Kathryn Law ‘69 Czar*
Margaret and David Dalzell
Deborah Davis*
Puacita Hakela Carlin ‘95 De Caires
Forrest Dein ‘10
Quincy Dein ‘07
Gabriela Diaz ‘15
Paula Diep and Hank Rapoza
John and Helaina DiMartino
Jasmine Doan ‘15
Michelle Dudoit
ebay inc FOUNDATION
Sarah Eger ‘15
Christie Ellison
Danielle Erdman ‘15
Anna Ezzy ‘15
Christy Fell ‘15
Diane and Shawn Fell
Devon Fleck ‘15
Jim Fleming*
Jon and Ling Fong
Foodland Give Aloha
Dale and Anne-Marie Bates ‘94
Forsythe
Bill ‘87 and Karen Frampton
Sabrina Futch ‘15
Jamie Gallo Lee
Barbara L. Ginsburg
Mark and Ayame Givensel
Shelly Glass
Dru Glass Gracia ‘07
Larry Goodknight
Aron Graziano ‘15
Tony Haleakala*
Harmony Hallas
Marny Hall-Moriyasu and
Jim Moriyasu
Shun Harima ‘15
Zoe Harrelson-Louie ‘15
Duncan Harrisson ‘15
Duane and Agnes Hayashi
Jessica Haylor ‘15
Jordan Haylor ‘15
Halia Haynes ‘15
Jim and Susan Hernandez
Rhiannon Hernandez ‘13
Noa Herrera ‘15
Alison and William Hess
Dotty and Karl Higa
Sophia Hill ‘15
Tom and Lisa Hill
Frederick and Brie Hill
Rachel Hodara ‘04
Michael and Mele Hooper
Harriet Huff
Lee Imada*
Rika Inaba ‘15
Jordan James ‘15
Makena Janssen ‘15
Savanah Janssen ‘15
Kathleen Jellich
Hortense Joaquin
Tita and Paul Johnson*
Christian and Marilyn Jorgensen
Makena Jost ‘15
Susan Joyce
Alani Kapiioho ‘18
Teri Kawaguchi
Casey Kekiwi ‘15
Marsha Kelly*
Kalia Dodge ‘90 Kelmenson
Keyser Family
Christie Kimura ‘14
Koamea Inc.
Alan Kuiper
Neal and Janie Kunin
Dan and Evelyn Lacanienta*
Carter Latendresse and Aloysha
Ricards
Brian Lavongtheung ‘15
Michele Le ‘07
Nanette Le ‘06
Jason Lee
Donald and Helen Leech
Ridge Lenny ‘15
Kiara Leuteneker ‘15
Chris and Winter Leuteneker
Kevin Lewis ‘15
Summer Lewis
Gordon Li ‘15
Denise Lionetti*
Keisa Blount ‘04 Liu
Tait Longhi ‘15
Richard Lee Lopez
Emily Lorusso
Matthew Lugo ‘15
Paxton Malek ‘15
Richard and Gayle Martelles*
Teak McAfee ‘15
Lenda McGehee*
Justin Medeiros ‘15
Jody Medeiros*
Mike and Kerrin Medrano
Patrick Mehring
Zeb Mehring ‘15
Nina Mehring
The Mello Family
Meredith Corporation Foundation
Stephanie Metzler
Dawud Moragne ‘15
André Morissette
Danielle Morton ‘15
The Mulligan ‘Ohana
Nani Lilikoi LLC
Sancia Nash ‘15
Bill and Lei Naylor
Kaleo Neil ‘89
Corin Nishimoto ‘15
Daron and Dawn Nishimoto
Melissa Noble
Ben and Laurie Northey
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Kimo Ohta ‘96
Maya Okamura ‘15
Rip Pahukoa ‘15
Hilary Parker
Emily Perreira ‘15
Kathryn Peterson ‘15
Jennifer Phelps
Kyla Pinkard ‘15
Susan Pirsch*
Scott Prather
Robert Prouty ‘15
Dee and Theresa Malia Thompson
‘84 Quiocho
Christina Ramos
Emily Ratay ‘15
Marc and Chantal Ratte
Kathleen Reiser
Justin Ringsby ‘15
Christopher and Yvette Robinson
Ethan ‘94 and Wendy Romanchak
Venus Rosete-Medeiros and Justin
Medeiros
Carolyn G. Ross
Cassidy Ross ‘14
David Roth ‘98
Natalie Rothman ‘15
Allison Rudow ‘15
Eileen Ryckewaert
Gladys Lacanienta ‘93 Saenz
Tiffany M. Saia
Natasha Salamack ‘15
George Salamack
Gregory Santiago
Molly Schad
Kevin and Virginia Pyle ‘96 See
Niki Shaw ‘15
Jennifer Sheehan
Del and Ruth Bak ‘81 Shimandle
Patrick Shipman and
Nicole Timon Shipman
Ray and Shadan Shirkhodai*
Andrew Silard ‘01
Fred and Peggy Silverman*
Peter Slate
Alexis Smith ‘15
Brandon Smith ‘15
Brian Smith and Kelly Heiman
Conner Snow ‘11
Erik Snow ‘08
The engineering
class devised a
new fundraising
dunking booth
at the 2015 Craft
Fair. As a good
sport Upper
School Head
Scott Winham
receives the
plunge!
Jade Snow ‘04
Lani Spencer
Karen N. Stephens
Jaxson Stinger ‘15
Chris and Sherrie Stinger
Carson Strohecker
Melissa Suarez
David and Sandra Suzuki
Sherry Tavares*
Victor Tay ‘15
Emerson Timmins
Stacy and Louise Tome
Paulina Tremble ‘15
TRUiST
Nimblewill Makalani Tyau*
Nina Valley*
Raymond Vasconcellos
Devin Vinoray ‘12
Erin and Rick Volner
Russell and Rebecca O’Roark Voyles
Dave and Natalie Walters*
David A. Ward
Ben and Hiro Ward
Cynthia Warner
Puck and Lois Waterhouse*
Mikela Wesson ‘15
Trudy Williams
Tommy and Mary Williams
Adrienne W. L. H. Wong
Harrison Wright ‘15
Carolyn Wright*
Neal Yamamura ‘95
Wayne and Cheryl Yoshida
Jason and Amy Zolotow
Rolling through
the fan tunnel at
Senior Night is
Keanu Catugal ‘15
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Gift Lists
Alumni
Class of 1967
R. Lee Kajiyama Carson*
Melissa Otte Colflesh*
Alec McBarnet*
Virginia Morriss Pressler
Fisher
With your
belief in
Seabury
Hall’s
program,
we are able
to have
the best
experience
that anyone
could ask for.
KAYA GIVENSEL ‘18
Class of 1993
Class of 2003
Robyn Ficke Carvalho
Ruth Bak Shimandle
Mino McLean
Gladys Lacanienta Saenz
Icer S. Vaughan
Holly Barto Hansen
Kaimanamalie Lee Brummel
Mark Mayeda
William McBarnet
Alison Kean Pearce
Class of 1982
Jody Murata Singsank
Class of 1994
Class of 1983
Julia Cummings
Anne-Marie Bates Forsythe
Ethan Romanchak
Tia Anderson St. Cyr
Sumner Erdman*
Blair Norris
Class of 1968
Class of 1984
Pamela Meyer Gerstmayr*
Kay Cross Harper
Diane Hill
Debra Ching Maiava
Kimo Haynes*
Joel Moffett
Tyler Morrison
Rachel Ball Phillips
Theresa Malia Thompson
Quiocho
Nielson W. Schulenburg*
Class of 1969
Kathy Law Czar*
Terry McBarnet*
Class of 1970
LaVelle Byers Allen
Rosemary Lau Smythe
Class of 1971
Class of 1972
Richard Cameron
Elizabeth J. Ivey
Class of 1973
Edith Bennett
Debbie von Tempsky
Grundhauser*
Class of 1974
Class of 1975
Gregory Getzan
Charly Kleissner
Class of 1976
Zelie Harders Myers*
Belinda Yung-Rubke*
Class of 1977
David Kahoe
Paul Van Zwalenburg
Jennifer Bruce Winston
Class of 1978
Class of 1979
Makena Jost ‘15 and
Jordan Haylor ‘15
demonstrate their
aquaponic system at
the 2015 Craft Fair
Class of 1981
Derek Knobel
Melinda Trautman Neuwirth
Class of 1980
Cherisse Bandy
Robert Stoner
Class of 1985
Class of 1986
Karen Derris
Sean Wilson*
Class of 1987
Class of 1995
Kelly Cole Ah-Kee
Puacita Hakela Carlin De
Caires
Neal Yamamura
Class of 1996
John Bendon
Jessica Guard McLellan
Kimo Ohta
Virginia Pyle See
Shaun Thayer
Class of 1997
Heidi Riecke Bigelow*
Zadoc W. Brown III
Bill Frampton
Heather Haynes*
Sarah Hunter O’Brien
Gillan Hestand Wang
Ryan Anderson
Chelsea Fahsholtz Bryce
Brenna Carney Ferrick
Jonathan Keyser
Lee Monroe
Ashley Colflesh Oakley
David Quisenberry
Class of 1988
Class of 1998
Marc Emde
Terry Raikes Emde
Liana Mancini Horovitz
Kristina Lyons Lambert
Anonymous
Laulani Hart Cordero
Robin Kean
Shepherd Nelson
David Roth
Class of 2004
Ashley Baird
Carter Barto
Paisly Bender
Emily Turnbull
Lana Coryell
Liz Hart
Mallory James
Jade Snow
Stephanie Nelson Walsh
Class of 2005
Class of 2006
Kelsea Tamara Barto
Nanette Le
Class of 2007
Filiberto Colon
Quincy Dein
Dru Glass Gracia
Michele Le
Class of 2008
John Engle
Erik Snow
Class of 2009
Class of 2010
Forrest Dein
John Hart
Class of 1999
Class of 2011
Joel Dugied
Fyfe McLean Kellermyer
Carol Harris McNairy
Kaleo Neil
Anonymous
Chesa Cipro
Brooke Colflesh Levien
Stuart Mountcastle
Leah Andrews Stolley
Cesar Miro-Quesada
Conner Snow
Mark Suzuki
Class of 1990
Class of 2000
Class of 1989
J.B. Guard
Michele Milovina Hakakha
Kalia Dodge Kelmenson
Caleb Palmer
Class of 1991
William Battles
Lono Hunter
Diane McClary Main
Kit Okazaki
Dorien Rawe Romanchak
Brook Starr
Class of 1992
Maren Lau
Alika Romanchak
Ann Bendon Freed
Eddie McBarnet
Graham Monroe
Katrina Niehaus
Darren Okimoto*
Michael Quisenberry
Class of 2001
Sumeet Ajmani
Courtney K. Cole
Andrew Silard
Class of 2002
Kimberly Skog Thayer
Class of 2012
Taylor Hori
Sean Jensen
Tara McBarnet
Buzz Stoner
Devin Vinoray
Class of 2013
Rhiannon Hernandez
Ka’ulu Lu’uwai
Lia Matsunaga
Class of 2014
Nicolas I. Colon
Henry Hegele
Christie M. Kimura
Mogul Luùwai
Cassidy Ross
Abby Stoner
Class of 2015
Mapuana Andrade
Ari Arkles
Sarah M. Armstrong
Simone Baldwin
Joy Balinbin
Alexander Ballard
Bryce Barbier
Gabrielle Bega
Middle School Science Lab
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Laurel Bicker
Jessica Brown
Xinyun Cao
Keanu Catugal
Michael Chasen
Danica Cooley
Carley Coppin
Gabriela Diaz
Jasmine Doan
Sarah Eger
Danielle Erdman
Anna N. Ezzy
Christy Fell
Devon Fleck
Sabrina Futch
Aron J. Graziano
Shun Harima
Zoe Harrelson-Louie
Duncan Harrisson
Jessica P. Haylor
Jordan J. Haylor
Halia Haynes
Noa Herrera
Sophia Hill
Rika Inaba
Jordan James
Sophia M. Janssen
Savanah L. Janssen
Makena R. Janssen
Makena Jost
Casey K. Kekiwi
Brian Lavongtheung
Ridge Lenny
Kiara Leuteneker
Kevin R. Lewis
Gordon Li
Tait Longhi
Matthew Lugo
Paxton G. Malek
Teak McAfee
Justin G. E. Medeiros
Zeb W. Mehring
Dawud M. Moragne
Danielle M. Morton
Sancia M. Nash
Corin Nishimoto
Maya Okamura
Rip K. Pahukoa
Emily Perreira
Kathryn Peterson
Kyla Pinkard
Robert J. Prouty
Emily H. Ratay
Justin Ringsby
Natalie A. Rothman
Allison Rudow
Natasha Salamack
Niki Shaw
Alexis Smith
Brandon Smith
Jaxson C. Stinger
Ashley Tanga
Victor Tay
Paulina M. Tremble
Sophie Wall
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Tournament
Sponsors
Adventure Quinn & The
Jayhawk
All Island Printing
Alan Battersby
Andaz Maui at Wailea
Anheuser-Busch Sales of
Hawaii
Aqua Hospitality
Arita·Poulson General
Contracting
Backup Manager
Bank of Hawaii
BG Incorporated
Gary and Eva Blumenstein
Zadoc and Hilary Brown Jr
FIM Group Hawaii
First Hawaiian Bank
Frampton & Ward LLC
Grand Wailea Resort Hotel
& Spa
Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Co.
Jimmy and Honey Bun
Haynes
Peter and Liana Mancini ‘88
Horovitz
Hotel Eastlund
Hotel Wailea
Houle Financial Group
Hyatt Regency Maui Resort
& Spa
Island Sotheby’s
International Realty
Ka’anapali Beach Hotel
Kent & Polli Smith
Family Fund
Kohanaiki
Maui Paving
Maui’s Winery
Moana Surfrider
Nick’s Fishmarket
Ohana Fuels
Piiholo Ranch
R. Clay Sutherland, Attorney
at Law, A Law Corporation
Bobby Rowland ‘87
Skyline Eco-Adventures
Brady Spangler of
Axia Home Loans
State Farm Insurance Agency
of Kit K. Okazaki
R. Clay Sutherland
Ulupalakua Ranch
Windermere Valley Isle
Properties
Leslie-Ann Yokouchi and
Gene Awakuni
In Honor Of
Class of 2011
Robert and Carol Suzuki
John Bendon ‘96
Businesses
Ace Printing Co.*
Akina Enterprises LLC
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii
Anonymous
Araki-Regan & Associates, LLC
Arita·Poulson General
Contracting
Backup Manager
Bank of Hawaii
BG Incorporated
By the Bay
Catapult Communications, Inc.
Chevron Humankind Matching
Gift Program
Dean S. Arashiro, DDS, MS, Ltd
Education Therapy
Electronic Scrip Incorporated
Feeling Groovy
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
FIM Group Hawaii
Fireman’s Fund Insurance
Company
First Hawaiian Bank
Flatbread Company
Foodland Give Aloha
Frampton & Ward LLC
Gap Inc. Giving Campaign
McDonald’s of Kahana
McDonald’s of Dairy Rd.
Hawaii FIRST Lego League
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Hualalai Builders
Inge Intellectual Property Law LLC
Island Sotheby’s
International Realty
J J Mitchell Electric
Kahulu Productions
Koamea Inc.
Maui 5K
Panoramic Paradise
Maui Global Communications
Corp, dba Maui Net
Maui Interscholastic League (MIL)
Maui Paving
Maui’s Winery
Munekiyo & Hiraga, Inc.
Nani Lilikoi LLC
Nick’s Fishmarket
Ohana Fuels*
Pacific Painting and Refinishing
Piiholo Ranch
Pono EPC
Publications Maui, Inc.
R. Clay Sutherland, Attorney at
Law, A Law Corporation
Servco Lexus Maui
Shoreline Concrete
State Farm Insurance Agency of
Kit K. Okazaki
Tateishi & Pascual, Attorneys
Terra Nova Vet LLC
The Boeing Company*
Tropikidz
TRUiST
Ulupalakua Ranch
Viewpoints Gallery
Windermere Valley Isle Properties
Foundations
Anonymous
Bendon Family Foundation
Bikes Aren’t Bad Foundation
Burch Family Foundaiton
East Bay Community Foundation
ebay inc FOUNDATION
Erdman Family Fund
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Hawaii Community Foundation
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Haynes Family Foundation
Kahoe Family Irrev Trust
Kent & Polli Smith Family Fund
Martischang Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Richard S. Waterhouse Trust
Ruth and Louis Baker Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Steve & Tamar Goodfellow
The Gangnath Family
Charitable Fund
The Haynes Family Foundation
The Meek Foundation
The NRA Foundation
The O. L. Moore Foundation*
The Roy H. and Lorraine M.
Okumura Foundation
Yokouchi Foundation
Zadoc W. and Lawrence N. Brown
Foundation
In Memory Of
Bruce Wilson ‘85
John J. and DonnetteGene Wilson
Joshua James Levenson
Carleen Birnie
Ian Birnie
Emalia Alexandra
Brown ‘89 Guard
Clint and Suzy Churchill
Bruce and Denise Cohen
Tony and Wendy Crabb
J.B. Guard ‘90
Andy and Fyfe McLean ‘89
Kellermyer
Erik and Jessica Guard ‘96
McLellan
Cynthia and Terry
Quisenberry
Sarah Wall
George Wright
Andrew and Edith W. Don
Gigi Dickison
Waioni Dickison
Grace DePonte
Anonymous
Hazel C. Kayler
Bendon Family
Foundation
Jai Roberts ‘84
Williams
Muriel R. Roberts
Jane Asher &
Geraldine Cadiz
Alan and Patricia Cadiz
Zadoc Brown Sr.
Cynthia and Terry
Quisenberry
Bendon Family
Foundation
Anne Bendon ‘00
Bendon Family
Foundation
Coral Carhart ‘21
Marilyn Carhart
C. Pard & Betsy
Erdman
Doug & Wendy
Peterson
Clark B. Norman
Jennifer Phelps
Louis Olave and
Chip Blacker
Mackenzie Wilson ‘17
and Teddy Wilson ‘17
Clark B. Norman
Joe Schmidt
Kathrine and Emiliano
Achaval
Leslie and Christopher
Agorastos
Jeremy and Michelle
Baldwin
Eric and Tamara Barto,
Holly Barto ‘03 Hansen,
Carter Barto ‘04,
Kelsea Barto ‘06
Marina Batham
Dan and Heidi Riecke ‘87
Bigelow
Doug, Cindy and
Andrew ‘11 Clark
Ted and Marilyn Cleghorn
John Engle ‘08
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert
L. Fitzpatrick
Jeffrey and Deborah von
Tempsky ‘73 Grundhauser
Garret and Mary Hew
Peter and Liana Mancini
‘88 Horovitz
John and Riuko Inge
Tom and Anne Leuteneker
Paul and Cordy
MacLaughlin
Anna Mayeda
Kit Okazaki ‘91
Pete and Judy Siracusa
Earl and Sandi Stoner
Robert and Carol Suzuki
Gregory and Catherine
Thomas
Travis and Ali Thompson
Scott and Susan Wilson
Art Details by Makena Janssen ’15
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The 41st Annual Craft Fair
It truly takes a village…
…
to create an event that
inspires the
Maui community to
help raise funds for our
financial aid program.
Our deepest
appreciation to
all our generous
sponsors, donors
and volunteers!
Under the leadership
of Erin Diaz and
Marina Batham, the
41st Annual Craft Fair
welcomed over 5,000
visitors to our campus
which resulted in a
$170,000 donation
to the school.
Our gratitude extends
to the 1,500 volunteers
including students,
faculty, alumni and
parents for their hours
of work and the local
companies for their
generosity.
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EVENT SPONSORS
Akina Aloha Tours
Karin Frost • Maui Disposal
Maui Wine • Service Rentals
S PA R TA N S P O N S O R S
DUO Steak and Seafood
Fustini Oils and Vinegars
Jini’s Curry • Mana Foods
joan selix berman design
Maui Rents • Three’s Bar & Grill
Maui Tropical Plantation
Milagros
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Jamie Gallo Band
Haiku Hillbillies
Isle of Maui Pipe Band
George Kahumoku
Kulewa • Jamie Lawrence
Merve ‘Ohana • Dr. Nat & Rio Ritmo
Kenny Roberts • Wave Train
Hong Zhou
mahalo!
A lumni Events
Calendar 2015-2016
Alumni Present Rising Seniors
with Scholarship Awards
November 18 • 2015
Each year the Seabury Hall Alumni Association
(SHAA) hosts a charity golf tournament to raise
money for Athletics and the Financial Aid including
the Rising Senior Scholarship Awards. These scholarships acknowledge, encourage and reward rising
seniors (current 11th grade students) who have
demonstrated leadership, fulfilled their academic
potential, and served their community during their
high school career. This past spring a panel of alumni
including SHAA President, Francesca “Chesa”
Cipro ‘99, Kaimana Lee ’03 Brummel, John
Bendon ’96, Josh Circle-Woodburn ’99, Kimo
Haynes ’84, Nick Meyer ’04, Katrina Niehaus ‘00,
and Sara DePalma Smith ‘92, reviewed written
applications and conducted in person interviews
before making the selection of six exceptional
juniors with Rising Senior Scholarships. The alumni
scholarship award funds are the result of selfless
and tireless efforts of the SHAA Board, the Golf
Committee, and the generous sponsors of the
Seabury Hall Golf Tournament.
All alumni welcome. RSVP to alumni@seaburyhall.org
•
(photo above) Rising Senior Scholarship Award recipients:
Sophia Domingo, Thomas Hayashi, Lilia Maeda, Emma Pilotin,
Kyleigh Manuel-Sagon, Kai Iinuma-Nakaaki with
Sara DePalma ‘92 Smith and Francesca “Chesa” Cipro ‘99.
Alumni Reception with Head of School,
Sarah Bakhiet 6:00 PM Cooper House Living Room.
December 21 • 2015
Annual Keiki Holiday Party 10:00 AM Cooper House.
Enjoy a little Holiday Magic, a photo with Santa, crafts,
holiday refreshments, story time with Linda Lindsay. All
Keiki of Alumni welcome. RSVP to alumni@seaburyhall.org
December 27 • 2015
Alumni Winter Games & BBQ Dinner
3:00 PM
Seabury Hall Sports Fields. All alumni and their families are
welcome. Soccer • Volleyball • Basketball • Fun
January 4 • 2016
Alumni Back to Campus Day Alums from Class of ‘15
on stage at school assembly, followed by a Social Hour
with current Seabury Hall Juniors and Seniors.
February • 2016
SFO Regional Alumni Event
Stay tuned for details.
May 19 • 2016
Alumni Induction Event SHAA officially inducts the
Class of 2016 into the Alumni Association.
5:30 Head of School’s Home.
June 25 • 2016
Summer Reunion • Seabury HallaPaloozal All alumni
are invited. Join us for a fun-filled evening of great food,
friends, and musically inclined Alumni entertaining.
Alumni Giving = Fun
The alumni beverage booths at
the 2015 Craft Fair were by far
the most fun to work at!
We had 38 alums from 22
different graduating classes
volunteer to work at the event.
What
does the
future
hold for
Seabury
Hall over
the next
5, 10, 50
years?
Alumni Volunteers at Craft Fair (photos below L-R)
Brook Starr ’91, Mino McLean ’93;
Marty Thomas ’76 and Laurie Knox ‘75 Loney;
Debbie von Tempsky ’73 Grundhauser, Arianna Feinberg ’08, Malia Cahill ’01,
and Greg Getzan ‘75;
Caleb Palmer ’90 and Jorma Palmer ‘89;
Kimmie Ouchi ’91, Bryce Thayer ‘99
Be a part
of it!
Stay
Connected!
Maunalei Notes
A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N
BOARD OF DIREC TORS
2015 – 2016
Francesca Malia Cipro ‘99
PRESIDENT
Alika Romanchak ‘92
PRESIDENT ELECT
Kimo Haynes ‘84
PAST P R E S I D E N T
TREASURER
Liana Mancini ’88 Horovitz
T R E A S U R E R S I G N AT O R Y 1
Zadoc Brown III ‘87
T R E A S U R E R S I G N AT O R Y 2
Renee Judd ’99 Friend
S E C R E TA R Y
DIRECTORS
Nick Meyer ‘04
WEST COAST DIREC TOR
EAST COAST DIREC TOR
John Bendon ‘96
Lisa Chappel ‘78
Terry Emde ‘88
Faith Ewbank ‘87
Brad Liu ‘02
Ryan MacLaughlin ’99
Debbie von Tempsky ‘73
Grundhauser
Nicole Gonzales ‘99
Nathan Withers ‘92
Join us!
* To be part of
this wonderful group,
contact the
Alumni Office at
alumni@seaburyhall.org.
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1967 • “WENDY BALDWIN
wbaldwin@southmaui.us
1968 • “KAREN HEWITT GUEST
k00k00penguin@yahoo.com
Karen Hewitt Guest is now semi-retired,
“I quit my job in March and my mother passed
away in May – so even though I have quit
working I have been very busy with handling
my mother’s passing. Most of us in the Class of
‘68 will be turning 65 and need to sign up for
medicare! I think this milestone makes me an
elderly woman...”
1969 • “JEAN FIDDES
jean_fiddes@yahoo.com
1970 • “KATHLEEN HULL RUTLEDGE
kprutledge@21stSensory.com
Class event planner and guru, LaVelle Byers
Allen, found a home on Rockaway Beach, OR
for our annual reunion trip. LaVelle had been to
Maui in June. She and Michelle Steuermann ‘71
provided a bounty of Michelle’s award winning
coffee. LaVelle said the best moments were, “the
meals, the stories, the laughs, the drives to other
beaches, the meeting up with Barbara “Barb”
Howell ’71 again, the meeting of Lynn Johnson ‘72 Connors and Christy Carpenter ‘72
Foytich for the first time, the finding of the key,
the painting of the rock, the collection of photos,
etc, .....it was all so easy”.
Kicking off the week of fun — with LaVelle
Byers Allen, Ginger Blomberg ‘73, Monica
Reynolds Gardner, Candy Rutherford ’71
Hibner and Sarah Bott ‘80.
Kathleen “Katie” Hull Rutledge has been
exploring new challenges since retiring in 2013.
She is a student in a senior acting troupe mentored by Greater Tuna author/actor Joe Sears.
She is a volunteer with United Way, a Career
Tech board, Mozart Festival. Travel destinations
in the last year included the 50th Seabury reunion on Maui, Singapore, Bangkok, Chiang Mai,
St. Thomas and the south of France. Perhaps of
greatest note is the celebration of 40 years of
marriage punctuated with much laughter and
happy times with Rich.
After a week of fun at the Oregon reunion
Monica Reynolds Gardner was off to Florida
for mild temperatures, sightseeing and golfing.
Amanda Mitchell Barnes is living in England
and writes of initiating a walking challenge with
her husband. “George and I attempted a walk
along the North Devon and Cornwall coasts.
George managed about 140 miles with our dog.
I managed about 30 miles. So now we are taking
occasional days to walk from Hampton Court to
central London. The bit we did in late July was
from Hampton Court to Teddington Lock. It was
gorgeous. Beautiful parkland on the edge of the
Thames.”
Susan Capp Tokoro of Honolulu said she
was sorry to miss the Oregon reunion but was
enjoying being on a family trip to Virginia, North
Carolina and Florida. She wrote “Hope to see you
all at the Kauai Reunion in 2017, if not sooner”.
Joan Goodale Evans still enjoys her work at the
Santa Barbara Botanical Gardens. She and her
family are active in local fun walks. The Classes
of ’70 and ’71 are looking forward to the Kauai
reunion in 2017 that Joan has graciously offered
to host. More good times ahead!!
Lynne Lusby Plaugher writes from vacationing
in Europe, “We spent 3 days in Norway; Geiranger, Alesund, and Bergan. A beautiful mountainous
country with many, many islands along the coast,
some of which are connected by underwater
tunnels.”
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Lindy Shimizu Belcher reports, “Alaska was
fantastic! Definitely needed more than five
weeks up through Canada and back. We
headed to Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin and
Torshavn, Faroe Islands and then we head back
to Iceland and Greenland. Next on to St. John’s,
Newfoundland; Halifax, Nova Scotia; and Bar
Harbor, Maine. These are all places we have
never been
so it is
exciting to
anticipate
all these
stops.”
Lindy and
husband in
Chicken, AK
Rosemary “Rosey” Lau Smythe writes of a
single day on Oahu that included two tennis
matches (lost first, blew away second in central
Oahu), attending granddaughter Reign’s hālau
contest at the Blaisdell Arena, then with her
daughter Laulea went to Nuuanu to clean up
before going to the windward side of the island
to attend her niece’s wedding party. After a few
hours’ sleep, she was on a 6 AM flight back to
Kauai for two more tennis matches- and won!
Rosey is one busy woman!
Rosemary Smythe
and ‘ohana at Friday
Kahiko night
of Keiki Hula
competition.
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or alumni@seaburyhall.org
1971 • “CANDY RUTHERFORD HIBNER
candyhib@aol.com
Recently, some of the members from the Classes
of 1970 and ‘71 along with Lynn Johnson ‘72
Connors got together for a reunion on the Oregon coast. This included Debbie Holden Tracey
who is now retired from a career in teaching and
lives in Olympia, Washington where she kayaks
with friends and enjoys traveling to Kauai. Barbara Howell Shephard resides in Seattle and
loves her work in the registrar’s office at the local
high school and is presently planning another
daughter’s wedding for this October. Pat Hunt
Passon lives in Beaverton, Oregon where she
has continued her financial planning business of
25 years and also enjoys reading and the cooler
northwest. We all laughed hysterically as we read
Pat’s “Hakilo O Seabury” article that she wrote 45
years ago describing everyone and their prom
dates. Christy Carpenter Foytich attended
Seabury in 8th and 9th grade and was a wonderful addition to the group. She has been retired
since 2014, and she and her husband moved to
Oregon City after living on Oahu for the last 40
plus years. Candy Rutherford Hibner lives in
Gilbert, Arizona and retired once in 2008, but is
back teaching again part time in a private school
as this is her dream job after 30 years in public
education. Ginger Curtis had planned on attending the reunion but got very lucky and was
granted a hiking and camping pass to Yosemite
National Park where she and daughter Kelsey
along with sister Kathy “Kate” Curtis ‘74 spent
several days.
Members from the Classes of 1970, 1971 and 1972
got together for a reunion on the Oregon Coast.
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The Oregon reunion group could not keep off
the phone and contacted several other classmates. We figured out Face Time and had a
great chat with Michelle Steuermann who
recently won 3rd place for her wonderful Ulupalakua home grown coffee. We had it every morning for breakfast. We also chatted with Mary
Milnor who lives on Oahu and has continued a
longtime friendship with Christy Carpenter. We
also connected by phone with Erica Anderson
‘70 who tells us that Siri Anderson is now retired from her job of being a school librarian and
both still live on Molokai. Dana Butts Nemeth
owns/manages 2 medical weight loss offices
and also owns/manages a dental practice that
her staff run for her in San Diego. She is active
with her horse in show jumping competition
who shows much promise. Brian Jenkins lives
on Maui where he practices law but often travels
between Maui and the Big Island enjoying the
beauty and fun of both islands. Edie Jones
Bikle continues to run her shop Taro Patch
Gifts in Honoka’a and a small farm. With all the
duck, chicken and peacock feathers available,
Edie has become an avid featherworker making
many items for the shop. Carol Salisbury joins
the large group of Big Island alumna residents
and often visits Barb Howell in Seattle. She has
put her beautiful inn, Waianuhea, up for sale in
hopes of pursuing a quieter life style. The Class
of 1971 is still looking for Leslie Claytor True
and Linda Kahlbalm if anyone knows of their
whereabouts.
1972 • “JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS
jlmcwilliams2000@yahoo.com
Lynn Johnson Connors is living in Ashland,
Oregon where she is a reading specialist in the
local school district. She spent many years as a
dancer before marrying and raising a family.
Jenny Hind Mitchell also got one of those infamous phone calls from the Oregon Class of ’70 &
’71 reunion group and was found living happily
on the Big Island.
Seabury Hall • Fall 2010 • ‘Ohana
Seabury
& Maunalei
Hall • Notes
Fall 2015 ‘Ohana • Maunalei Notes
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Maunalei
Notes •
CONTINUED
1973 • “DEBBIE VON TEMPSKY GRUNDHAUSER
1975 • “CHERYL GIMA HOLDERBAUM
In June Debbie
von Tempsky
Grundhauser
presented the
outgoing
Headmaster,
Joe Schmidt and
his wife, Cynthia,
with one of her beautiful works of art, painted in
Mr. Schmidt’s honor.
The Class of 1975 celebrated their milestone
40th reunion this summer at Cooper House
(photos below). Those in attendance were Anne
Young Taylor, Susan Ashley, Ron Phelps, Greg
Getzan, Lisa Ricketson Ronis, Laurie Knox
Loney, Megan Crouse, Joe Hartley and Cheryl
Gima Holderbaum.
axisdeer2@hawaii.rr.com
holderbac001@gmail.com
1974 • “DEBBIE ROBERTS HENDRICKS
debbie.hendricks@nike.com
Debbie Roberts Hendricks continues to dance
with Hula Hālau ‘Ohana Holo’oko’a at Portland’s
Rose Festival and other venues in the Portland
metro area. Debbie and her husband, Terry,
work for Nike and participated in Portland’s annual Heart
Walk. On July 4th Debbie
and her husband had lunch
with Roger Oakey ’75 and
his girlfriend, Barb, (photo
right) in Cannon Beach OR.
Hailing from Oahu, Kim Thiessen Miller writes
that she has now joined the ranks of grandparent with her first grand-keiki La’akea. Four Miller
keikis are dutifully serving our nation in the Air
Force, Navy, Marines and one on Kauai as a fire
fighter. Kim has been married for 33 years and
remains a humble state employee (commercial
property manager).
Joe Hartley and his wife Vanessa hosted the
attendees at a “pre-reunion” party at their
fabulous home in Kula. That set the pace for the
weekend of festivities. Greg Getzan and his
wife Jill hosted a BBQ dinner at their wonderful
home in Makawao ending a spectacular reunion
get-together for all of us. Greg plans to make this
an annual event.
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Kim Van Zwalenburg and husband Jim see
the light at the end of the tunnel with son
Kevin expected to graduate from University of
Washington in early 2016. Their daughter
Maggie graduated from Western WA University 2 years ago and is currently working as
an intern with the WA Conservation Corps/
Americorps. Kim continues to work and dreams
of retirement or anything other than her 64
square foot government-issued cubicle piled
with paper.
From across the world, Susan Ashley hails from
Verona, Italy. She has resided there since 2007
and simply loves living in Europe. We were fortunate that Susan was able to make the trek from
her far-away home to spend our 40th reunion
with us here on beautiful Maui.
Debbie Roberts Hendricks at the Rose Festival
Candy Cypher-Golden still lives in Kahalu’u on
O’ahu. After 39 years of flying, she still is very
happy being in the Hawaiian Skies. Her marriage
to her husband, Steve, is wonderful, and her
children are doing well. Her oldest, Spring, is
doing a fellowship as a MOHS doctor (skin cancer
surgery) at OHSU in Oregon. Her youngest, Kai,
graduated from Columbia University in 2013, is
living in Manhattan, where he is in his last year
of law school. Candy misses her Seabury family
tremendously, treasuring those years at Seabury
Hall and missing her classmates a lot.
Janet Davidson Allaway plans to write articles
for publication based on her experience with
Lyme disease. Jan and husband Bill’s youngest
daughter, Jennifer, just graduated from Willamette University and has moved to New York to
attend NYU this fall for an MFA in Video Games.
Their middle daughter, Katherine was married
last September in Tilden Park and has a great
computer job with her degree from UW. Their
son William and wife Corey are having a son at
the end of September – it is the 7th William H.
Allaway (all first born sons of first born sons).
So grandma-to-be is busy preparing the house
for their new grandchild and baby- sitting duties
to come.
Megan Crouse and Chris have returned to live
on Maui and have just bought a townhouse
condo in Pukalani. They plan to renovate and
move in by early next year. Megan writes that
she still loves her job as a social worker with
Hospice Maui.
Laurie Knox Loney and
Megan Crouse (right)
recently made history
when they fought like
champions to win the
gold medal at the inaugural Aloha State Games
Senior Olympics in Pickleball held in Kona (13
games in the blistering heat and humidity, and
in double elimination). Laurie and Megan have
been playing this game since “small kid days”
and warmly renamed it Pukaball. Laurie and her
awesome husband Pocket won the bronze medal
in the mixed tournament. Laurie said it was so
thrilling to finally show off their skills and play in a
real tournament for a game she has always loved.
Gus Russell reports that he has been living in
Eugene, Oregon since arriving there for college
in 1975. He has been married to Sam (Noreen)
Russell for 24 years. They don’t have any kids,
just one spoiled Lhasa Apso named Kai. These
days Gus mostly plays jazz and R&B music as a
free-lance keyboardist and leader of a few different ensembles. He plays for dance classes at the
University of Oregon, playing hand percussion,
flute and his own electronic music to accompany the classes. He is still teaching piano at his
own studio and through the local community
college, as well as some varied studio gigs.
And lastly, yours truly, Cheryl Gima Holderbaum,
has finally graduated with a BA this past spring.
It only took me 40 years to get it together. I am
finally pursing my life-long dream and will be
attending grad school this fall.
So until the next time, the Class of 1975 is signing
off but still rockin’ on…
The lovely Lisa Chappel (right),
is often seen on the Seabury
Hall campus generously volunteering her time to support
Seabury Hall athletics, craft
fair, reunions, logo booths, and
the annual Seabury Hall Golf
Tournament.
Elizabeth James Johnson has received the distinguished honor to serve as a Harvard Marshal
for the convocation of freshmen at Harvard on
September 2015. She writes: “I had seen Harvard
graduates in my class sporting these Top Hats
at reunions, displaying the honorary title of
Marshal. These special hats are an honor, worn
by people who give to Harvard. I imagined what
these classmates of mine had given to stand out
and be honored and I felt humbled. While I give
to my alma mater, I had always felt that I was
only able to “give” with a small g. Mostly because
I am an educator myself and don’t make a gajillion dollars like some of my fellow classmates
who are thus able to “Give” with a capital G. But
I stepped up with my small g, by offering my
time. I volunteer for Harvard as an admissions
interviewer and write up detailed accounts of my
meetings with high school seniors who applied
to Harvard. You could have knocked me over
with a feather when I received the invitation to
serve as a Marshall. Needless to say, my husband
and I are off to Cambridge. I am thrilled beyond
measure and will report back after the festivities. I guess giving is giving. No matter what our
circumstances (or capitalization), we can all reach
out a hand and make a difference.”
1980 • “Volunteer needed
alumni@seaburyhall.org
1981 • “ROBYN FICKE CARVALHO
1977 • “JENNIFER BRUCE WINSTON
1982 • “SUSAN KOCK OKIE
1983 • “MELISSA BURNETT
kanike717@gmail.com
1979 • “AIMEE BOTT JOYAUX
poniesinparadise@yahoo.com
sue@horsesandhounds.com
dzynchick08@yahoo.com
1984 • “BETH MACKNIK beth@macknik.net
“MATTHEW KRESSER matmindright@aol.com
It’s after 5 PM and from the Alumni office we
hear beautiful music coming from the reflection
pool. We walk down to find none other than
Chris Magee playing guitar...it was a scene right
out of the Summer of 1984.
1985 • “JULIA RIVAS FREY
freyjulia@gmail.com
We enjoyed a
great visit on
campus from
Felicity
“Lauren”
Fitzpatrick and
her three daughters in April.
Leilani Magee sent us
a fun photo (right) in
April 2015 after a back
injury proving she is
fine. She writes, “with
help, time and learning,
my back is reacting
well. Being active has been wonderful and slowing down now has its plusses too. Life is perhaps
even more beautiful and precious now than ever
before.” 1986 • “KRISHNA MCINTOSH RENAUER
beachwolf@gmail.com
Tamiko Theros Mackie writes, “Greetings
from England! After recently receiving a Screen
Awards nomination for UK Cinema of the Year, I’ve
left my job as Head of Cinema at The Maltings
in Northumberland to
seek new opportunities in
London. So, after nearly
12 years of living in the
cold, wet north, my family
and I are (finally!) moving
south. My daughter, Ruby,
is eight, “full of beans” and
keeps asking when we’re
going to move to Hawai’i. Sadly,
Cambridgeshire will have to do for now!”
ajoyaux@verizon.net
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& Maunalei
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Class of ‘95
Reunion
CONTINUED
1987 • “JENNIFER YAPP
JJ.Yapp@SpecialCounsel.com
ZADOC BROWN III brownzc@stifel.com
“
1988 • “DANIELLE CLEVELAND CADMAN
daniellesearscadman@gmail.com
1989 • “HEATHER WILSON GUARD
nhmcgerard@gmail.com
1990 • “JB GUARD john@hawaiilife.com
1991 • “ROBB COLE robb@nofinger.com
Allison Rowland
toured campus with some
friends this past summer
and we were able
to capture this
photo of her.
1992 • “DEVAKI MURCH
devakimurch@gmail.com
1993 • “MINO MCLEAN
mino@mauimino.com
1994 • “ROBERT JUDGE
rob@judgemaui.com
Abigail “Abby” Romanchak Jokiel welcomed a
new baby girl, Kawena, into her life on March 15.
Alex de Roode has returned as the Executive
Director of the Sustainable Living Institute of
Maui (SLIM) at UH-Maui College. This is his second time in this role, leading the development
and overall management of professional and
personal development trainings and internships related to all things sustainable. Alex is
also the Co-Owner and Manager of PONOinfusions Organic and Fair Trade Teas & Tisanes,
and of PONO Tea & Herb Farm located in Kula,
Maui. Alex and his wife Andrea have developed
and brought to market a unique assortment of
custom made tea and tisane blends under their
PONOinfusions. Alex and Andrea are also in the
process of converting an agricultural property in
Kula to a working organic tea and herb farm that
will be integrated with native forest restoration.
They plan to offer local, organic teas and herbs
grown on their farm to customers within the
next couple of years.
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1995 • “ALICIA MIDDLETON STEPHENS
aliciamstephens@gmail.com
In early May, the Class of 1995 celebrated their
20-year reunion in Las Vegas, NV. The weekend
was organized by Hilary Carney Badoian
and attended by Shelbi Wolterman Smith,
Annalisa Bernard Lee, Sienna Greener-Wooten,
Mike Fein, Charlie Bisgard, Garron Hillaire,
Rai Johnson, Forrest Glick, Zach McNish,
Pua Carlin DeCaires, Allison Kenney McMillan, Jay Reynolds, Chris Wolf, and Kit Yee
Au-Yeung (above).
Lavaman Triathlon!
She is living in the
Bay Area and may
be willing to mentor
any young SH Alumni
with an interest in
Bio-design. Dr. Kit Yee Au-Yeung and her husband Brian (above).
i n m e mory of
Sienna Greener-Wooten received her PhD
in psychology with an emphasis in behavior
analysis from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in May 2015. She is the clinical
quality director for the Center for Autism and
Related Disorders in Los Angeles, CA.
This past spring, Jesse Reynolds completed his
14th year as a service representative for Laboratory Corporation of America. He has lived in
Wichita for the last 16 years but still misses the
island breezes. In his downtime, he is heavily
active in the local chapter of the Society for
Creative Anachronism, acting the part of a
Norse storyteller and songwriter – learning
history by living it.
This summer, Alicia Middleton Stephens relocated to Houston, TX along with her husband
Jon and two children, Court (age 5) and Grant
(age 2). She continues to work for PNC Bank in
the field of public finance and she is busy settling into life on the Gulf Coast with her family.
Will Haines still hasn’t grown out of his “bug
phase”, and is on the Entomology faculty at UH
Manoa, where he is researching native butterflies, damselflies, and other insects. If you’re a
hiker and live in Hawaii, please visit his Pulelehua Project website (www.KamehamehaButterfly.org) to help document the rare butterfly.
Dr. Kit Yee Au-Yeung completed her PhD in
Biomedical Engineering at Duke, a Doctoral
Fellowship in Bio-design at Standford, and
is currently the Director of Product Development at PROFUSA where she is developing and
marketing products that provide continuous
biofeedback for chronic disease management
and healthy living. She and her husband Brian
recently visited campus after competing in the
K imo G ibson ‘95
“It is with deep sadness that we share this
news, Kimo Gibson passed away on
June 13, 2015 at Leahi Hospital on Oahu.
Kimo’s Seabury Hall classmates remember
him as a warm and kind person who greeted
everyone with a smile. He was friends with
many and he will be missed. Service for
Kimo and his father James were held at the
Oskie Rice Arena in Makawao in July.
Our class will remember him fondly.”
1996 • “LEILA MONROE
leilamonroe@gmail.com
Congratulations goes out to
Robin Wagstaff on his new position as retail sales area manager
with W. J. Bradley Mortgage.
Robin will direct retail activity for
the company’s first branch location in Hawai‘i.
Virginia Pyle See
continues to live in Seattle, with her husband
Kevin and their two
daughters Linnaea, age
6, and Magnolia, age 4
(right). She writes, “This
summer marks 10 years that we’ve been living
Summer Reunion 2015 (left) with Jennifer Kean, Kristi Bendon,
Rovianne Leigh ’95, Raadha Brayce ’95 Jacobstein, John Bendon ’96,
Robin Kean ‘98, Iwalani Mountcastle ’97 Gasmen, Sam Gasmen
in this beautiful city, and while I miss Maui every
day, Seattle has definitely become our home
and I think we’ll be here for the long haul! I’m
graduating this summer with a Masters degree
in Speech-Language Pathology and will be
starting work in a school district north of Seattle,
working with preschoolers with speech and
language delays (including children with autism,
Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy). I’m looking
forward to this new career and getting to help
children every day. I’m also looking forward to
having summers off to spend with my children,
and hopefully travel more to Maui.”
1997 • “ERIC GERDES csyntax@gmail.com
In August, Aaron Cohen
(right) visited campus with his
wife Bianca and we captured
this photo of him.
Brooke Colflesh
Levien (right) writes,
“After living in the Bay
Area for 12 years we’ve
made the decision
to move our family
back to Maui where
I grew up. Bill will be
teaching at Seabury
Hall where he will
be supporting the IT needs of the high school,
teaching computer programming and robotics,
as well as being a freshman advisor. He is very
passionate about the maker movement and
hopes to share the new technology with the
students. The boys are very excited to get to
hang out at the beach! And course I am happy
to be back at home.”
Look who we found
at the Maui Open
Studios Show displaying her incredible
artwork? Our very
own, and very
talented, Chelsea
Fahsholtz Bryce!
1998 • “JASON BELLO
Jason@bellomauivacations.com
1999 • “STACY ROTH
stacyanneroth@hotmail.com
The Introduction to Law class at Seabury Hall
was treated to a fascinating field trip arranged
by one of our incredibly talented alums, Iwalani
Mountcastle-Gasmen, (above) who is a Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney for the County of Maui.
Mahalo nui Iwalani!
Cambria Garell and Jon
Siracusa ‘96 had a baby boy
Canyon Leigh Siracusa (right)
born on 4/10/15. Congratulations to you both!
Chuck Gomes left the Air
Force this past March after 12 years on Active
Duty and is now working in Japan as a Flight
Instructor. Chuck is actively looking for airline
pilot jobs, “hopefully in Hawaii!” The big news
is that the year 2014 marked the end of 35 years
of living the single life, as Chuck got married in
September in Okinawa to his beautiful bride
Tomomi. Their
first born is
on its way in
October. He
adds,“and yes
I’m completely
terrified. ;-)”
Katherine Don writes, “Dan and I got married
at the Aman in Beijing in 2010, Mei Li Coon was
my maid of honor. We both went on to get our
MBAs (He went to Columbia, I went to UCLA)
and now we’re living in Hong Kong. I’m still actively involved in Asian contemporary art. I currently have my own department at Sotheby’s
art auction house where I organize auctions
and exhibitions featuring contemporary ink
art. It’s a really hot market in Asia now so seems
like we’ll be in here for a while. No kids yet, still
traveling a lot and always looking for ways to
get back to Maui!”
At this summer’s reunion,
the Class of 1999 presented Mr. Joe Schmidt (left
with SHAA Board President
Francesca “Chesa”
Cipro) with an official
Seabury Hall diploma,
designating him as an
Honorary Alum of their class, his first graduating
class as Headmaster.
Class of ‘99 at
Summer Reunion
2015, (left) Chesa
Cipro, Ryan
MacLaughlin,
Nicole Schindler
Gonzalas and
Renee Judd
Friend.
Ty Borders and his wife tied the knot in in
Osaka, Japan (above) this past June.
Michelle Hodara and Logan White are living in
Portland, Or and welcomed their son, Samuel
Alan White, on May 22, 2015. “He is a real bundle
of joy and growing so quickly!” Michelle continues to work on college and career readiness and
success issues as a Senior Researcher at Education Northwest.
Nicole Schindler
Gonzales (left)
is pictured here with
son Wyatt, baby Oliver
and husband Zack.
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2000 • “VICTORIA WAYNE
Tiffany Ventura has
two beautiful children
who are attending
Kamehameha School;
Taylor is an 8th grader
and Ethan is in third.
victoriabwayne@gmail.com
“MELISSA SCHWAB KEEPORT
mkeeport@gmail.com
Victoria Wayne Bowley (with daughters below)
recently moved from Los Angeles to the East
Coast. “We live in a beach town called Rumson,
which is in Central New Jersey. My husband
Joe transferred from the Quinn Emanuel LA
office to their NYC office and I am continuing to
do the apparel
buying for my
family business
Maui Clothing
Co. It’s a new
adventure and
has surpassed
our expectations
for the family!
We are excited
to report that
we already met
with up with Seabury Alumni, Katrina Niehaus,
Olena Horcajo ‘03, Tara McBarnet ‘12, and
Tiffany Chou ’04 !”
On August 6th
Angelina Hills Ribet
and Vetea Ribet
welcomed their baby
boy “Kahiki.” His
name translates as
Tahiti in Hawaiian.
Their daughter Alani
couldn’t be happier
to be a big sister! Angelina writes, “We are so in
LOVE!!!”
Caitanya “Shay” Belisle joined Book Trust in
early in January 2015 as the nonprofit’s Hawaii
Director. Shay is passionate about engaging
the Maui community in Book Trust’s mission to
inspire kids’ passion for reading.
Maggie Sutrov just moved to Spokane, WA to
help open Pride Prep, an innovative, projectbased learning charter school. She is teaching
6th-7th grade humanities with a lot of creative
process and visual art mixed in along the way. Lyndsay Naylor Murray is living on Maui and
working at
Maui Memorial Medical
Center as a
Registered
Nurse in the
Obstetrics department. She
got married in
March 2013 to
Keali’i Murray,
and welcomed baby girl Maila into their lives in
December of 2014!
2001 • “COURTNEY COLE
courtneykcole@hotmail.com
JEREMY STICE stice@hawaiilife.com
“
2002 • “KAUILA RIVERA kjrivera@usfca.edu
2003 • “KAIMANAMAILE LEE BRUMMEL
kaimana.brummel@gmail.com
Tiara Rivera stopped by
campus in August to say
hello and informed us
that she has moved back
to Maui after having her
own business in Santa
Monica. This past summer she held a birthday
party on campus for her
one year old son, Ziggy.
2004 • “JENNA MEZIN
jennamezin@gmail.com
Elizabeth “Libby” Howard is now happily
married and living in Flagstaff, Arizona. She
sent this in, “for those of you who remember
David Sullivan....On July 7th, Matthew Gewald
and I were delighted to have him officiate our
marriage. Thank you, Seabury, for introducing
us. We could not have asked for better!”
Congratulations Libby!
Jenna Mezin Schmid writes, “I know there are
lots of babies being born in our class… including myself. Pregnant now include: Emily “Emi”
Turnbull Blaser, Alexa Fong Marino, Kelly
Paul O’Connor and Sam Hara Perdido.”
Congratulations to all!
Rebecca Nelson Taylor
(right) stopped by the
alumni office in August
and was rewarded with
an official Seabury Hall
Alumni coffee mug!
Melissa Schwab Keeport and her husband,
Dan, will both be graduating from medical
school in May 2016. She is applying in Pediatrics
for residency and he is applying in Emergency
Medicine. Their son, Lev, turned 1 this past June.
Sarah Donovan recently graduated from
nursing school and is planning to continue her
education toward a Masters in Nursing. She
writes, “still loving life on Maui, although I will
soon be on the search for a RN position possibly
in California.”
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Emily “Emi” Turnbull Blaser recently moved
back to Oahu for her husband Andrew’s job, and
they are very excited to be home. She writes,
“we are getting ready for our baby girl who is
expected at the end of September.”
2005 • “HALLEY ALLISON
halley.allison@gmail.com
NATALIE BAKER natalieebaker1@gmail.com
“
Katherine “Kate” Cappe graduated from
veterinarian school at Oklahoma State in May
and recently moved to South Florida where she
started an internship in small animal surgery and
internal medicine. She is also working on her
MBA, and hopes to finish that degree in the next
year. She writes, “Life in South Florida is great,
especially now that I am near an ocean again!”
Elizabeth “Lise” Hamilton just finished a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Global
Health from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. She says she is, “Now on the job hunt!”
Halley Allison Maza and her family just bought
their first home in Charleston, SC and she started
a new job as a school counselor at a high school
there. She writes, “I LOVE IT so far!”
2006 • “LACIE RHODES
lacierhodes@gmail.com
2007 • “EMMA BURNS eburns22@gmail.com
Emma Burns is living on Maui in Haiku and works
at Mama’s Fish House on the management team.
Last year she went to the World Series Game 4
and watched the Giants beat the Royals as well
as a few other fun trips to the mainland. She sent
this message, “to all my ‘07 classmates congratulations on all your endeavors and accomplishments and I wish you all the best.”
Dallas Verhagen is about to start his 3rd year
at Pepperdine School of Law. He shares this, “it
has been pretty intense, but unlike most of my
peers, I love it. I am currently working at two law
firms and hope to stay with one of them upon
graduation and passing the bar. I’m not sure if
there are any other ‘07 classmates that are in
law school, but if so, cheers to them! I hope you
are well, and to all my classmates; I wish you the
best, and hope to catch up sometime.”
Filiberto
“Fil”
Colon III
married
the love
of his life,
Nicole in
July. This
sweet post on his FB page says it all, “So amazingly excited to start this new chapter of my
life with Nicole. Could not be happier to have
been with her for 7 1/2 years. Truly married my
best friend, and made a promise in my vows to
always get her flowers just ‘cuz.”
Awww, congratulations! In attendance were
Rachel E. Berman, Devin Fredericksen,
Jordan “J-Mac” McEntire ’08, and brother
Nicolas “Nic” Colon ’14.
Jessica Lerner-Winters Crouse moved back to
Maui after completing a Master’s degree in Public Administration. She is currently working in
the non-profit sector, and enjoying life on Maui.
Lindsay Sutherland is getting married in July
2016 and is currently living in Boulder, CO and
going to school for dentistry.
Rachel I.
Berman
was seen
flying
around
the
subway in
NYC in a
cute YouTube short entitled, Subway Love.
Korena Burgio is performing construction management consulting for the Department of Defense at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, South
Korea. The project has been the DOD’s largest
construction project to date. Outside of work,
Korena enjoys bike camping and is currently
training for the DMZ marathon in September.
2008 • “JORDAN EVERETT
Lauren
(Shearer)
Livesay
(right)
started a
business with her partner, Byron Yeager, called
Good Grain and moved back to upcountry
Maui. The business offers tree trimming and
removals, milling services, and custom woodworking. Their mission is to the let the lives of
trees live on for generations through proper
tree care and repurposing of the byproducts.
2009 • “ARIEL DUELL arielmduell@hotmail.com
Emilie Howlett is living in Honolulu and working full time in production at PBS Hawaii. She
shares this, “In my free time I do freelance writing and volunteer at the Hawaii International
Film Festival and am on the steering committee of a local non-profit that supports the
creation, analysis and utilization of children’s
literature in the home, classroom and community. I have also gotten back into dancing
and perform around Honolulu at events and
private functions.”
Chad Durant is now a 2nd lieutenant in the
Army, has a two year old son, and resides in
Dallas, Texas.
Ally Lee is living in in Denver, CO and works as
a Program Coordinator with a non-profit called
Cooking Matters. Ally travels the state to teach
parents and early childhood teachers how to
raise healthy eaters and shop for and prepare
tasty, healthy meals on a budget. She lives with
her boyfriend, Max, and has a dog, and likes to
mountain bike, hike, cook, and camp, and go to
concerts in her free time.
Emmalia “Emma” Sutherland graduated
from UCSB last year and is living and working in
Santa Barbara. She writes that she “is delighted
to be working as a marketing assistant at a local
online newspaper called Noozhawk.”
jordaneverett@gmail.com
Molly Lofton is starting graduate school at DU
for an MFA in Emergent Digital Practices.
Class agent Jordan Everett earned her
Masters in Social Work from University of Hawaii
this past May 2015. Congratulations Jordan!
Stacy Goodfellow is living in Seattle and starting a new job with UDR Property Management.
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Adam Gomez is on his way to Guangzhou,
China to continue his Chinese studies, teach
primary school English and math, and apply
for graduate school… and is also “getting
barreled”.
Morgan Nicole M alkovich ‘11
Garrison “Gigi” Engle is a featured writer for
Elite Daily in New York covering sex, dating
and lifestyle.
In June we held a celebration of life for our
beloved classmate,
Morgan Nicole Malkovich
who passed away on May 20th.
“Morgan came into this world an amazing
soul and touched the lives of many people
in a remarkable way. Her courage and
bravery, kindness and compassion,honesty
and integrity and the positive outlook she
maintained despite her own challenges
were inspirational to virtually all who had
the opportunity to know her.
She embodied these
these qualities without thought,
as a natural expression of who she was,
day in and day out,
through very difficult times and
through very happy times.
She was a wonderful role model
and a teacher to all.
We Will Miss and Remember Her Always!”
Ariel Duell-Duran is attending Graduate
School for a Masters of Science for school
counseling. She lives in Las Vegas and works as
an elementary school art teacher in Las Vegas.
In her spare time she teaches Swimming, and
does some part time work for an app company
called Gogobot.
2010 • “ALY CABRAL aly1127@gmail.com
Skyla Lowery was on campus and met with
Headmaster Joe Schmidt April 2015.
Lauren Clark
traveled in
Greece (right),
and is now
living in San
Francisco and
working for
Google.
Chloe Stice Way (below) recently tied the knot
and married Zack Way.
2011 • “MICHELLE MALOTT
michellemalott@gmail.com
After studying abroad in Paris, and running
varsity track, Kailea Tracy-Visintainer
graduated from Stanford University with a BA
in communication. She is starting her new job
as an executive recruiter for Daversa Partners
in San Francisco.
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i n m e mory of
Kate Shoemaker is working for a startup in
Santa Monica called MomentFeed.
Dylan King sent us an
invitation to his
graduation ceremony at
Regis University in CO
where he completed his
BA in business with an emphasis in marketing. Congratulations to Dylan
and the many others who completed their 4
year degrees this summer!
This summer Alex Wright, Ryan Glavor,
Shayan Shirkodai ’17, Dylan Murayama,
Alex Omer, Arta Shirkodai, Carly Wright ’12,
Elle Carvalho ’14, Emma Walker ’14, and
Mark Walker ’10 gathered for a fun filled day
at the Shirkodai’s home.
2012 • “TARA MCBARNET
tmcbarnet12@seaburyhall.org
“GREGORY SAYDAH
ges35@hoyamail.georgetown.edu
Members of the Class of 2011 (above) at a
celebration of life for Morgan Malkovich
Mackenzie Yamamoto-Lane graduated with
a degree in apparel design from the Rhode
Island School of Design and is on her way to
Japan with hopes of eventually going to the
renowned Bunka Fashion College, a design
school in Tokyo. She will be living in Yokohama
and commuting to Tokyo. While home on Maui
for much of the summer, Mackenzie helped to
coordinate the beautiful memorial service that
was held for Morgan Malkovich.
In August we enjoyed great visits on campus
with Jared Shimada,
Christiana Haines,
Greg Saydah, and
Sierra Ludwig ‘13
(photo above); and with
Amanda Perreira and
Dominic Mills (right).
2013 • “RUBY HOPKINS
ruby.hopkins17@dartmouth.edu
Sierra Ludwig spent 10 weeks of her summer
working at the South Dakota School of Mines
and Technology in Rapid City doing research
in materials and metallurgical engineering.
Sierra (above with friends) wrote that she was
“able to work with some amazing engineering professors and students, and one of the
students even convinced me to run my first
5K!” She was also fortunate enough to spend
four days in Washington D.C for the National
Convention of Phi Sigma Rho, the sorority
that she is colony founder and president of at
Boise State!
Jeremy Morton
(pictured with
Danielle Morton
‘15 on a family trip
to Paris) is starting
his third of six years
at Drexel, majoring in architecture
and minoring in
photography. As
part of his architecture program, he will be living in New York,
working at Champalimaud Design, an interior
design firm.
Andie Matayoshi
(right) was home on
Maui for the summer,
working hard in the
Development office
at Seabury Hall and
assisting at the Logo
Booth at the Summer
Alumni Reunion.
Ethan Finberg
(right), is attending
the University of
Kansas and studying Petroleum and
Chemical Engineering.
Hannah Shipman (above with Malia Cahill ‘01
and Sophia Domingo ‘16 ) organized a successful 4-day Environmental Leadership Camp
with the Maui Huliau Foundation.
All 78 members of the Class of 2015 were
inducted to SHAA at a lovely alumni Schmingle
reception at the Headmaster’s home in May.
Pictured below is the Class of 2015 in their
senior shirts, along with senior advisors.
The Class of 2015 would like to thank the
Seabury Hall Alumni Association for their
generous donation in each student’s name to
the Alumni Endowment Fund.
Ruby Hopkins is currently finishing her summer term at Dartmouth and majoring in government and environmental studies. She spent
this past spring in Barcelona studying Spanish.
“Although I’m entering my third year, I will
be taking this fall off to work at Dartmouth’s
graduate School of Engineering as a teaching
assistant in their machine shop.”
Ashley Chen (right) took
summer classes at UH
Manoa and shadowed
Dermatologist / Cosmetic
surgeon, Dr. Gregory Herbich, and a plastic surgeon,
Dr. Robert Schulz. She will
be returning to Whittier
College in the fall.
Nicolas “Nic” Colon was home from University of Arizona for the summer and working in
the Seabury Hall Summer School Program.
Seabury Hall’s newest Class of Alumni, 2015!
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New
Faces on
Campus
Bidding
Aloha
e komo mai
Nytn Yashiro ‘10
Upper School Math
Instructor,
BS Davidson University
U‘ilani Naho‘olewa
Art Instructor,
BS Cal Poly Tech
Bill Levien
Technology Coordinator,
BS Lehigh University
Guy Batchelder
Dean of Students,
PE, Football Coach,
BS Boston University
Kevin Yamashiro
Athletic Trainer,
BS Chapman University,
MA San Jose State
University
Francesca Cipro ‘99
Associate Director of
College Counseling,
BA Scripps College,
MA Argosy University
Earl Higa
Spanish Instructor,
BA & MA UH Manoa
a hui hou
We also send our
warm aloha to:
Mr. Richard Bailey
Mr. Andrew Burger
Lehua by Jasmine Patel ’15
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Debi Davis retired
to Texas after 24
years of molding the
mathematical minds
of the middle school.
She became the first
Honorary Alumna to
be inducted into the
Alumni Association.
Since 1999, trainer
Heather Mock has
been mending the
aches and pains
of many Spartans.
Heather Mock has
moved to the Big
Island.
Ms. Heather Burton
Rev. David Jackson
Mr. Louis Turbeville
H E AD O F SCH O O L
SAR AH BAK I E T
Talking Story
— Continued from page 3
newly orphaned and alone,
Bill and his family in effect
“adopted” me. I played
with his children and
became friends with his
wife, Debi. My hanai family
and I had stayed in touch
throughout college and graduate school,
and in my hour of crisis, Bill invited me to
return to my alma mater to teach a couple
of classes. I walked into a classroom in
1993, and I haven’t walked out yet.
I walked
into a
classroom
in 1993,
and I
haven’t
walked
out yet.
Administration came to me somewhat
by providence as well. At one point, my
alma mater needed a dean of students.
Conveniently, I was already teaching
there, and I was considered appropriate
for the job. So at age thirty-two, I sat
on an all male, all white administrative
team, some of whose members had
been my own teachers when I was a
student. To their credit, most of those
gentlemen were respectful, attentive
and considerate. From them, I learned the basics
of school administration, and discovered that I
had a knack for it as well. I survived the trial by
fire and moved on a wiser and more seasoned
professional.
However, after six years in the Berkshires, the
call of family was getting stronger. Once again, I
moved west to be near my sister Nouna, this time
(thankfully!) in San Diego, California. I returned
to full time teaching then eventually moved into
administration again, serving as the assistant head
of La Jolla Country Day School for several years.
As the school grew and
changed, I realized that I
wanted to lead a smaller
school, where those
meaningful and enduring
relationships that changed
my own life’s course can
be forged. Three years
ago, I began the search for
“my” school. Unbeknownst
to me at the time, I was
embarking on the
greatest professional
development experience
of my career. As my
ideas of becoming
a head of school
developed, clarified and
transformed, the search process itself
immeasurably enriched and prepared
me for what was to come.
Seabury Hall and I found each other
at exactly the right moment. We both
stand poised to burst into a future
that hasn’t even defined itself yet. The
students, the faculty and staff, the
parents, the trustees, the community
and I will be building the future
together, as we grasp the developing
needs of a school on the wings of
positive change. As we embrace the
evolution of our students, we will
learn to adapt and transform, even as
we nurture and maintain the ties that
bind our community together. We will open doors,
tear down walls and reach far beyond our physical
borders, even as we reflect inward to rediscover
the heart of our mission. Our Maunalei campus
will continue to be of service and to benefit all
of Maui, Hawai‘i, and the world. As I learned all
those years ago under that other mountain, across
the Pacific and across a continent, education
is for life, not just for school days. It is for the
benefit of our communities and our global family.
Seabury
Hall and
I found
each other
at exactly
the right
moment.
We both
stand
poised to
burst into a
future that
hasn’t even
defined
itself yet.
Now, cradled into the side of majestic
Haleakalā, my Seabury Hall ‘ohana and I are
poised to accomplish
great things.
Welcome to the
magic of Maunalei.
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Saturday
October 17
8:30-11:15 am
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The Seabury Hall
community is honored to
welcome our new
head of school,
Admissions
Open House
for Prospective
Students & Families
For reservations or more
information, please contact
the Admissions Office
Sarah Bakhiet.
enelson@seaburyhall.org
808-572-0807
•
Oct. 9-11 •
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Oct. 16-18 •
Musical Review
Middle School Play
The Outsiders
• Nov. 13-14, 20-22 •
Upper School Play
Twelfth Night
• Nov. 26 •
Shakespeare Festival
Kūpuna Day
• Dec. 4 •
Holiday Band Concert
• Dec. 5 •
Holiday Chorus Concert
• Dec. 11-12 •
Christmas Party
Performing Arts Concert
MISSION
Seabury Hall is an independent school affiliated with the Episcopal Church designed to:
prepare students for successful college and university work; move students to develop mind, body, and soul;
cause students to realize their responsibility to community.
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Seabury Hall Fall `Ohana 2015

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