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The Hawai`i Honolulu Mission has split!...kind of. Recently a new mission called the Marshall Island Majuro Mission was formed out of the Micronesia Guam and Fiji Suva Missions, along with a branch from the Hawai`i Honolulu Mission. This new mission covers the Marshall Islands, Nauru, and the Gilbert Islands or Kiribati, which includes Fanning and Christmas Islands, part of the Hawaiian mission. Congratulations to our Marshallese friends and tiny Christmas Island for having a new mission of their own and congratulations to all of the missionaries who have helped to build the kingdom of God!
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Im trying to find out how to get in contact with Brother Reuben Liboy. When I was serving, he lived in Makakilo. If anyone has a phone number email or address, please let me know.
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Anyone ever hear from Elder Nemoto. He was a funny fella who was my doctor in the field. If anyone has contact info. or anything, please let me know. Thanks
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For those of you how served in the Newtown Ward and remember the Horita Family. Keola, Herbert, Joshua, et. al. I sadly report that Sister Keola Horita has passed away after suffering a stroke. She passed away on Friday June 16, 2006.
Those of us who knew this wonderful woman will always be blessed for having crossed paths with her. Her giving spirit and warm heart made everyone feel like family.
Keola... you influence will be forever felt!
-Jason Rammelsberg
Newtown Ward
Dec 93 - April 94
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when is the willis reunion sept?
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looking for elder williams the guy who live in rorutonga. does he have an email?
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If you knew Elder Christopher Eborn who served during the 1990-1991 timeframe, he passed away on Saturday, May 13th, while participating in a triathalon in St. George. More information is available at a memorial website has been set up at the following location:
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Sister Clark and I served as p-day support for the sisters at the visitors center in Laie for a few years and we are curious as to what has happened to these sweet sisters we worked with. Any of out there?
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Does anyone know if Pres. Willes is having a reunion this conference?
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Are we going to have a reunion for Pres. Brooks era?
Thanks
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does anyone know the email ont elder goodman
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I got an email the other day from Fou Moeai saying that Francisco Diego Jr has passed away on Feb 14, 2006. The funeral will be on Feb 24 and 25 in Hana and Kahului. the Diego address is (just incase u dont have it. p.o box 383 hana,hi 96713..
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Elder Donnie Wood and his wife are the proud parents of a baby girl, Josey. If anyone would like some pictures send me a line and they are yours!!
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I served in Kekaha for 10 months back in 1979. Long time ago. I will always remember the good ward members there. The Kua family and Furtado family were especially nice to me. I seemed like wherever I tranfered to, a member of the Kua family was there to make me feel welcome and feed me. I met Kenway when I first arrived in Hawaii, just before he was transfered out to Micronesia. Then when I was in Pearl City with Elder Cook, I met one of his sisters (cannot remeber her name), then I was transfered to BYU-H and met his other sister Kuini, then I get tranfered to Kekaha where I met the rest of his family. What a great family. So kind. I will always remember them and be grateful for all they did for me while serving in Hawaii.
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i'm looking for the phone number for brent reese, if any body knows it, pleese email me
thanks
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I am looking for someone named Tim Weiss. He was an Elder in the Mission. Last I had heard from him was over 1 1/2 years ago. If anyone has any info. please contact me at
n8wilkinson@lycos.com
Mahalo...Laterz
Nate
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Find the article here: LINK
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did anyone take pictures at the workman reuion?
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Aloha,
Upon cleaning up after the reunion an earing was found.
It is stearling silver star that dangles from a loop style post.
Found in the Kitchen.
More than willing to Fedex it to you if you if your not close to Ogden(that is where I am).
Until Next year aloha.
Brett J. Goff
P.S. if you have any leads on who may be missing this item please email.
Also a picture of the earing will be posted on the Photos link of this web site.
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So how did the reunion go? I wish I could have been there. Let me know how everyone is if you went! ,Allison Stickney Herring
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dude remember my killer zone floods i used to do.....remember the one particularly when i made u team up with me and do those killer visits in honoka'a.........
hope things r good!!! hit me up....im still in orange county!!!
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I'am still in cali.da bayarea..(san jose) still not married?..but working for IBM as a chem/Tech..been there for a while..so howz everyone doing??????????...what everyone doing??????..where everyone at?????..
"let me know ok "
"mahalo"
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Pres. Willes asked that the following message be posted.
My name is Mark James and I'm a professor at BYU--Hawaii. I am also a member of the Board of Directors for the Mormon Pacific Historical Society. I am pleased to announce that we have been successful in reprinting the most famous issue of the Hawaii Honolulu Mission newsletter (1942; see details below). We hope that this publication will be of interest to many of you and hope that you might help us get the word out. Very few copies of this publication exist (actually only 1 or 2 intact copies). We have used James E. Hallstrom's (served 1940-42) copy for scanning purposes. Just a bit more about the publication itself: In the months that followed Pearl Harbor, it appeared that soon there would be no more missionaries in the islands and there was still a very real possibility that Japan would succeed in occupying the islands. Not knowing if the church would be able to sustain contact with church members, President Waldron decided to put together a special issue of the Ka Elele o Hawaii that would serve as a local general handbook of sorts for local leaders (e.g., District/Branch presidents, etc). The publication is nearly 100 pages long, in which the entire history of the mission is summarized (1850-1942) and in which all the names of every single missionary ever to have served during that 92 year period is listed (both for the Hawaii mission and the Hawaii Japanese mission). There is a complete listing of all local leaders in the various branches at the time, and a picture of every chapel. In yearbook style, there is a picture and short bio of every missionary serving in 1942, and several short "chapters" on the organization of the church (auxiliaries, quorums, etc). The title sells for $20 (plus $5 shipping within the U.S.). Interested parties may contact me by: email jamesm@byuh.edu or by mail:
MPHS
c/o Mark James
BYUH # 1834
55-220 Kulanui St.
Laie, HI 96762
(At the moment we are only prepared to accept checks.)
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Sister Workman said they will be in SLC this coming up conference and she said they would have a reunion but wasn't sure of the details last I talked to her. Has anyone out there heard any more info on a Workman reunion?
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june 4 2005
I've been gone a lot so far this summer and when I got home there were a lot of e-mails waiting. Everyone here is fine and busy. We are working in the St. George Temple on Thursday and Friday mornings and that is keeping us off of the street when we are in town. We understand that the couple who replaced us in the mission office have probably finished their mission and will soon be going home.
Mahalo nui loa for you friendship and love.
David & Shirlie (Elder and Sister) Voda
april 7 2005
I''ve had quite a few adventures myself. I Just got back from Arizona last week. i Finished first in my division in the Collegiate Racquetball tournament. I had so much fun. i got a gold medal. Our team finished in the top ten of fourty-three colleges. this past week i've been playing catch up in school work. the semester is almost over. I'm waiting to hear back from Weber State College to see if i've been accepted into the radiology program. well that's about it for me though. talk to you later! -Eric kay
April 10 2005
It was nice to hear from you! Sorry i've been so bad about keeping in touch, life has been crazy lately. My family is good, and i'm hanging in there too! Holly and i got married in the mesa temple on the first of the month, and we just returned from our honeymoon on friday. It was a blast! We went to Disneyland, and then went on a cruise to ensenada, mexico. The ship stoped in san diego, catalina island and ensenada, and we left out of los angeles. We loved it, though Holly got a little sea sick. so now we're back, and reality is kickin' in. We got work and school and bills and all that fun stuff that never goes away. Anyway, it was nice to hear from you, and i hope all is well! Tell your family hi for me!
Love, Jake H Butler
April 7 2005
Issac
Good to hear that you are doing well. It sounds like you have been very busy. Busy is always good. It too have been very busy. I have one semester left at BYU, I will be graduating in December. I have been trying to secure an intership for this summer that will hopefully turn into a good job when I graduate. In addition I am working as a supervisor of Intramural basketball. It really has been a fun but trying job at times. I hope all is well.
Jared Wilstead
April 27 2005
Hey Isaac,
I'm doing great. I'm trying to save up some cash so that I can make a trip to the islands this fall. Hope it all works out but you never know. I'm soooooo busy with work lately. It seems to consume my life. I just got a new bishop in my ward. I know him pretty well. We share the same office some times. My day consists of wake up, work, eat, work, and then sleep. Not much of a life huh? I try to catcha midnight movie every now and then to break the routine. All in all life is pretty good here in Hurricane, UT. I can't really complain.
- Jon Heaton
June 9, 2005
Aloha Issac,
How are you? I am doing great but I miss being in Hawaii. I am currently
attending school at BYU-Idaho. I went here for almost a year before my mission
and it feels good to be back in school (but it would feel better to be called
back to the Hawaii Honolulu Mission). My major is in Biology. With that I hope
to go to medical school and eventually become a doctor.
What is new in your life? Do you still get to do lots of missionary work? I
don't get to do as much as I would like to. I guess I just need to keep my eyes
open for oppurtunities. I am currently looking for a job. I was working at a car
dealership when I lived in Boise but I havent found one here yet.
Anyway, not much else going on here. Write me sometime and tell me how you
are doing.
Mahalo, Austin Lowe
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aloha! Just wanna ask anyone who knows or have any contact with Zackary Strong 2001-2003, we've had our team in Pahoa Hilo Zone. I'd appreciate any info about Strong. Mahalo plenty.
erick aranguren
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howzit to you all my fella HHM Army! I feel bad I should have known this site way before, I just got darn busy with my life you know, anyway I'm so glad to have found it now. Well, I just want to express how I miss the work up there in the best mission in the world, What we did there was so precious. And also if anyone knows me you guys are more than welcome to get a hold of me. Mahalo plenty!!! HHm is the Bomb!
Erick Aranguren (a.k.a. ARDAWG)
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Does any one know of the where abouts of and contact information for Tommy Johnson who served under Workman & Willes, you know the Star Wars Fanatic. I would like to get in touch with him, preferably before Episode III comes out on May 19th. If anybody knows Tommy please let me know. I'm also looking for Shawn Russell, my b-boy in the field. Thanks
Justin Page (00-02)
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Hello, everybody! I just wanted to announce that I am heading out to Hawaii this August!
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I have been advised by President Willes' administrative assistant that he will not be holding a reunion in October of 2005 due to schedule constraints. You can contact her (Linda Christensen) or President Willes with any questions.
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