Hoping that all our mothers out there had a Happy Mother’s day and a great week to follow!
Mahalo nui loa to all that attend this past Saturday. Mahalo for sharing your stories about Carolyn and sending her off with a heartfelt Aloha Oe.
Below, images from this past Saturday.
Btw, we’ll be a the Elks this Friday for our monthly Dinner/Kanikapila. Click the image to view details on our events page and to RSVP a delicious dinner.
and finally, click below this Friday to join us online or click here to register if you will be attending IRL (InRealLife).
See you on line this Saturday!
ukeku
‘Ohana gathers, to bid our loved aloha, just for one last time.
For those of you who may not have heard, or missed my previous post, one of our dearest ‘Ohana members Carolyn Pendry passed away this past Sunday.
I’ve created a permanent page for her on our blog. It can be found here.
On that page is a link to a photo album of Carolyn’s life with our ‘Ohana and her life partner, Ken Emerson. It’s open to anyone who wants to share their memories of her.
Please upload any photos or videos you may want to share to that album. Ken has already done so and I would encourage you all to view the wonderful life she’s shared with him and her UFOhana.
Ken, understandably, is a very difficult place right now. He’s very grateful to the outpouring of Aloha. But he needs time to himself at the moment. Time to reconcile the cold logistics of her passing and the emotional tsunami of losing the love of his life.
Let us all keep him and Carolyn’s family in our prayers, continue to send healing Mana their way.
Remember . . . always . . .
Mahalo to you all for your Kokua.
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Click above to view our first ever Lei Making class put on by Lois Tselentis.Click above to view the Ounces Kanikapila Krew.
UkEkU
there is a hallow, only memories are left, Aloha remains.
aloha kekahi i kekahi he pōkole ke ola (love each other life is short)
