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August 04, 2010 - MidWeek The Islander
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The family of Samuel Kassebeer is appealing to the public to help by donating to his funeral costs. The boy, 11, died July 25 after being thrown from a car in a Waimanalo crash (see police report on page 6). He is survived by mother Betty Joe ”Kaua,” who must take time off from her new job to care for her younger son, Hae Boy. Checks may be sent to Jackie Tamboa (an aunt of Sam), 41-675 Ala Koa St., Waimanalo, HI 96795 ...
You also can help the Windward Spouse Abuse Shelter by taking clothing to lululemon athletica in Ala Moana Center by Sunday ... Ariel Seger of Kailua Intermediate won a Boys & Girls Club Windward Clubhouse scholarship to study art in Daunna Yanoviak‘s studio this summer ... Windward talents will inspire the Hawaii Conservation Conference this weekend, especially at the open house Thursday at the convention center. Kahaluu band Kupa’aina plays, and Kaneohe nurseryman Rick Barboza will share tips on native plants (586-0922) ...
Ryan Young (Castle 1996) has completed his four-year ob-gyn residency in Las Vegas, where he’ll stay on as a physician in that specialty.
Ryan graduated from the UH medical school in 2006 ... Allison Trecker has graduated cum laude from Vanderbilt University in Tennessee. The Kailua scholar finished up one semester early to accept a job as a recruiting coordinator for Deloitte in Rosslyn, Va. ... Adam LeFebvre of Kaneohe earned his BA in communication, culture and theater arts this spring at Clark University in Massachusetts ... Kalaheo High could use soldering irons for its physics classes. Call Community Helping Schools at 263-6703 ...
Speaking of CHS: A gentleman named John Lennon gave a piano to Waiahole Elementary School for its music program ... What do state library patrons think are hot for July (based on a borrowers’ survey)? Stieg Larsson‘s book The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the Alice in Wonderland DVD and Taylor Swift‘s Fearless CD ...
The Fukunaga Scholarship Foundation awarded Jessie Steiner of Le Jardin Academy a four-year, $16,000 grant to study business administration. Jessie plans to do so at San Diego State University ... Hawaii Special Olympics honoree Mac MacDonagh of Castle High School is the 2010 Outstanding Coach
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