Generations Magazine Staff | Feb 1, 2019 | February - March 2019, Living Life
Most of life’s memorable experiences are memorable because they’re shared. What if there were an easy way to not only write down your memories for family and friends but to also give them the opportunity to reminisce with you about them? There is! Developed by a team right here in Hawai‘i — led by local entrepreneur Beth N. Carvin — JamBios is an easy-to-use memoir writing platform that lets you write one story at a time while also keeping you organized.
Deborah Taira, Oahu Pickleball Association | Feb 1, 2019 | February - March 2019, Living Life
Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis and is played either indoors or outdoors on a 20×44-foot court. Players use a paddle, perforated ball similar to a whiffle ball, and a 3-foot-high net. Pickleball can be played as singles or doubles and it’s like playing ping pong on the ground.
Generations Magazine Staff | Jan 29, 2019 | February - March 2019, Living Life
The motto of the City and County of Honolulu, Department of Parks and Recreation is “We Add Quality to Life” and the public programs it provides, along with the events it hosts and participates in, are a reflection of that aim. Concerts, fairs, cultural exhibitions...
Gary Hironaka, Director, Regenerative Living | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
With the holidays and the spirit of the season upon us, our energies turn toward the festivities with our friends and families. What better opportunity for us to shine the spotlight on our kūpuna than by tapping into their vast knowledge of life, wisdom and memories? A fun way to do this is through a day of “Life Stories,” where all the generations get together and share their fondest memories.
Kristina Wong, Care Manager, Altres Medical | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
There is no perfect time to discuss end-of-life care. Most seniors would prefer to age in place at home, as independently as possible. But too few take the time to discuss their preferences with their family, leaving family caregivers
stressed and scrambling. The most important thing any family can do to prepare for a loved one to live at home is to talk about it today.
Sri TenCate, retired public librarian | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
When I moved from Moloka‘i to Kapolei earlier this year, my goals for retirement were to spend time with my granddaughter, become involved
in my new community by volunteering at the library and local school, and to continue what I enjoy doing — walking daily, reading, acrylic painting, gardening, cooking healthy meals, attending art shows and educational workshops, and hosting new students from Southeast Asian countries who are currently pursuing their degrees at UH-Mānoa.
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
One of the pleasures of being a grandparent is spending time with the grandkids, and reading books together is a wonderful way to do just that — whether introducing a toddler to the alphabet or helping a sixth-grader research a project. Here are some ideas for locally published books to share with your special keiki.
Rosa Barker, Generations Magazine | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
The day I visit the Molokai Arts Center, Betty West is teaching a kūpuna ceramics class. Betty was one of the founders of the center, which grew from an idea discussed at the local pizza café by locals — mostly seniors — who felt the island needed a place to nurture the arts. Between 2010 and 2012, the group incorporated as a nonprofit, raised funds and applied for grants, and were offered a home on the property of Coffees of Hawaii in Kualapu‘u.
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Living Life
Not all fine art is in museums or galleries. These two seniors found other ways to enjoy fine art up close. Both have a connection to the Maui Plein Air Painting Invitational art event on Maui — coming up Feb. 16–24, 2019.
LisaAnn Tom, Customer Relations Manager, Sprint Accessibility | Sep 26, 2018 | Living Life, October - November 2018
As hearing loss progresses, it often becomes more difficult to understand what is being said over the telephone. While texting on a mobile phone is one solution, the loss of manual dexterity as we age can make that very frustrating. It’s disheartening not to be able to communicate easily with loved ones and friends.
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Sep 26, 2018 | Living Life, October - November 2018
One of the trending online fraud schemes involves being contacted by either friends or relatives via email or through social networking services like Facebook about receiving large amounts of money through investments, a class action lawsuit, or even a random contest drawing. However, these “friends” or “relatives” are NOT who they claim to be.
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Jul 29, 2018 | August - September 2018, Living Life
Purchasing medication and even filling prescriptions online can be a risky process, but the chances of being victimized can be greatly reduced by taking a few necessary precautions. Avoid email scams Try not to respond to email “spam.” But if you are inclined to do...
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Jul 29, 2018 | August - September 2018, Living Life
Right here in Waikīkī there is more to learn about our famous nisei “Go For Broke” 442nd Infantry Regiment — at the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii. It’s on the corner of Kalia and Saratoga Roads inside Fort DeRussy Military Reservation park.
Rosa Barker, Generations Magazine | Jul 29, 2018 | August - September 2018, Living Life
The measures that came into effect in wartime Hawai‘i were described by one man who helped create them, Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Green, as “a new experiment in government — a joint operation of the military, civilian business and the general public.” A great number of the general public were, of course, women and they played many roles on the home front.
Geno Godinet, owner, Access Lifts Hawaii | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is for the physically challenged and disabled community. The elevator industry, with the help of the government and educators in civil law, has been addressing ADA issues over the years. Elevator and lift manufacturers have many solutions to meet and exceed the ADA requirements.
Generations Magazine Staff | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
Many seniors, especially those who live alone, might not realize that there are items they should have in their hurricane emergency kit other than Spam, baked beans and Vienna sausage. June marks the beginning of the six-month-long hurricane season and reminders about being prepared are all over the media.
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
Telephone scams have been around for years, even before the birth of the internet, and they are just as dangerous as their online counterparts. Because modern telephone networks use digital technology, it is easy for cybercriminals to manipulate what appears in the Caller ID to trick you into thinking you are receiving a call from a trusted source. This tactic is called “spoofing.”
Corie Tanida, Common Cause Hawaii | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
At Common Cause Hawaii, we believe that the more people who participate in civic engagement, the more representative our democracy. Participation can come in the form of service, or testifying on an important issue, but the most important way to get involved is through voting.
Generations Magazine Staff | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
Giving back. That’s the theme and the name of a special — and talented — seniors group who entertain other seniors as a way of giving enjoyment back to their community.
Project Giving Back is a group of 36 singers, ranging in age from 60 to 87, who are now in their 8th year of performing. Wayne Uejo is the founder and administrator of the group, overseeing the singers and coordinating the concert schedule at venues across O‘ahu.
Gregory Dunn, President and CEO, Hawaii Theatre Center | May 19, 2018 | June - July 2018, Living Life
It’s hard to believe 22 years have passed since the renovated Hawaii Theatre Center reopened its doors to the public following a decade-long effort by community volunteers to raise $32 million and save the historic structure from the developer’s wrecking ball. Today, volunteerism is still the lifeblood of the Hawaii Theatre Center.
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | May 15, 2018 | Cover Story, June - July 2018, Living Life
Giving back to your high school or college allows you not only to rekindle warm memories of school days but also to help the school prepare today’s students for a successful future. Generations Magazine celebrates “school pride” with the stories of two retirees...
Sarah Ruppenthal, freelance writer | Apr 10, 2018 | April - May 2018, Living Life
It all started with a new pair of shoes. Twenty-nine years ago, Honolulu resident Joan Davis decided to reclaim her health. “I was having some health problems,” she says. “It was time to make a change.” So, the then-49-year-old bought a pair of athletic shoes and...
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Apr 10, 2018 | April - May 2018, Living Life
One of the most common problems I encounter investigating a cybercrime is that the victim fails to provide any records and/or documentation to support their claim that they have been victimized. This is often also true of others reporting the crime, either with the...
Dana L. Acosta, Retired & Senior Volunteer Program, Kaunoa Senior Services | Apr 10, 2018 | April - May 2018, Living Life
As Mayor Alan M. Arakawa has said, “As we sew lei together, we express our gratitude for their service, and for the many ways these men and women helped shape the community we live in today, ‘Blossoms for the Brave’ is a wonderful opportunity to meet up with old...
Bryson Choy, ʻIolani School, with Christy Nishita, PhD, UH | Feb 1, 2018 | February - March 2018, Living Life
The One Mile Project at ‘Iolani stands out from traditional academic classes. It is a high school class that centers on building empathy and understanding for kūpuna in our
local community; it seeks to address the challenges that many kūpuna face in their daily lives. Students learn about aging, then develop and implement their own projects.
Generations Magazine Staff | Feb 1, 2018 | February - March 2018, Living Life
Children who attend Seagull Schools in Kapolei have a special bond with seniors at Seagulls Adult Day Center. Not only do the kūpuna and keiki regularly meet to play bingo, exercise on the lawn and do arts and crafts, but they also dine together.
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
What would happen if cybercriminals took control of your email account? They would have access to all the services and people you communicate with. These criminals will be able to impersonate you, drain your financial nest egg and ruin your life! To protect yourself,...
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
Enjoy the convenience of real-time arrival information using DaBus2, a free mobile app available for Apple and Android devices. The app uses GPS technology to track individual buses en route to the bus stop of your choice. Simply search by “Street Name,” “Stop Number”...
Generations Magazine Staff | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
Larry Gearing was riding his bicycle up a hill toward his home in 2006 when he felt chest pains. A doctor’s test revealed that, six months prior, he most likely had a silent heart attack causing a blocked artery. After undergoing cardiac rehabilitation, Larry and his...
Generations Magazine Staff | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
Do you know any kūpuna women who are skilled in hula and lei-making, love the Hawaiian culture and live the spirit of aloha? If so, encourage them to apply for 2018 Lei Queen. The City’s Department of Parks and Recreation, which organizes the program, selects court...
Altres Medical Staff | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
It’s hard to imagine how the holidays could be anything but joyous. Yet, for many, this time of year can trigger the holiday blues — temporary feelings of sadness or anxiety. Feeling blue is completely normal, though there are a few easy way you can boost your mood....
Rose Galera | Nov 30, 2017 | Dec 2017 - January 2018, Living Life
The average person, especially kūpuna, spends 90 percent of his or her time indoors. Therefore, a clean, safe indoor environment is paramount. Uncirculated air and tightly constructed buildings can trigger allergies, asthma and illnesses. Traditional housecleaning...
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Oct 1, 2017 | Living Life, October - November 2017
Gone are the days of developing camera film and distributing the hardcopy photo weeks or months later. You now have the ability to snap and send off a picture in real-time, thanks to the advanced technology built into your smartphone. Today’s smartphone cameras let...
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Oct 1, 2017 | Living Life, October - November 2017
A simple way to protect your online identity is to use strong passwords. Use any or combine all five of these steps to create strong passwords. Step 1 Select a non-English word at least eight characters long — for example, the Hawaiian word kapakahi, meaning...
Generations Magazine Staff | Oct 1, 2017 | Living Life, October - November 2017
What do Don Ho, Bette Midler, Cecilio & Kapono, Glenn Medeiros and Bruno Mars all have in common? They’re contemporary music stars with global recognition. And they all have Hawai‘i ties. The Honolulu Museum of Contemporary Pop celebrates these local stars and...
Generations Magazine Staff | Oct 1, 2017 | Living Life, October - November 2017
The fervent spirit of University of Hawai‘i football during the era of Coach Dick Tomey (1977–86) is captured in a new book, Rise of the Rainbow Warriors: Ten Unforgettable Years of Hawai‘i Football, scheduled for release in late October. It was a time when UH was new...
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Jul 28, 2017 | Aug-Sept 2017, Cover Story, Living Life
by Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith Cover & feature photography by Brian Suda It is said, “love conquers all.” And the riveting story of Roy Sakuma’s life and his outreach to at-risk youth proves that the lasting power of love can heal hearts and change minds. We...
Christopher Duque, Dept. of Prosecuting Attorney | Jul 23, 2017 | Aug-Sept 2017, Living Life
by Christopher Duque, Cybercrime Investigator. DPA Computer users can get “victimized” online simply because they don’t spend enough time keeping their devices up to speed. Hackers are able to compromise our devices daily if we don’t update the software on our...
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Jul 23, 2017 | Aug-Sept 2017, Living Life
by Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator Pandora is a free, personalized music streaming service that can be accessed online or via the Pandora app for iPhone, Android and Windows operating systems. The site allows users to make musical selections by artist,...
Karen C. O'Neil | Jun 7, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
Does someone know where you keep your important documents? Do your loved ones know what your last wishes are should something happen to you? Do you know what to do when a loved one is faced with an emergency?
Dr. Barbara Thompson | Jun 7, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
Tucked in a quiet corner in Manoa Valley, Manoa Gallery is a neighborhood gem where fine arts and crafts by senior Hawai‘i artists Gregory Pai, Russell Lowrey, Cora Yee, Richard A Cooke III, Dennis Morton and Barbara Thompson reveal that inspiration and creativity never get old.
Jerome S. Taniyama | Jun 7, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
Back in late 2015 at a Rotary club meeting, I learned about the “men’s shed” program. To me, that term conjured up an image of an old workshop or storage building next to a residence. I was corrected by a fellow Rotarian who described the Men’s Shed as a club made up of senior men drawn by fellowship, and the desire to work on personal and group projects.
Scott Spallina, Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney | Jun 7, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life, Wisdoms
In the last issue, I covered the lessons my mother-in-law, “Mary,” taught me through her encounters with various scam artists she has met over the years. Unfortunately, those incidents were only the tip of the iceberg.
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Jun 6, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
The app allows users the flexibility of disclosing information they deem relevant and this data is not shared with other applications. First responders and others who may want to help in an emergency situation can access your Medical ID…
Shayna Fujimoto | Jun 6, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
Since 1979, Hawaii Meals on Wheels has been serving hot meals to the ku¯puna in need in our communities. The program started as a small committee formed by former State of Hawai‘i librarian Irmgard Hörmann and the Social Ministries Committee of the Lutheran Church of Honolulu. Over time, the organization grew as it sought to provide basic nutritional and human support to seniors who are unable to fully care for themselves. What started as two routes manned by six volunteers is now a collaborative effort involving 450 volunteers and over 50 routes that served more than 97,000 meals in 2016.
AARP Hawaii | Jun 4, 2017 | June-July 2017, Living Life
A new law takes effect on July 1 that will make it a bit easier for caregivers when some-one is admitted or discharged from the hospital. The Caregiver Advise, Record, Enable (CARE) Act gives family caregivers three basic rights that will help with admission, discharge and care of a loved one as they transition back home.
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Jun 4, 2017 | Cover Story, June-July 2017, Living Life
by Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith cover & feature photography by Brian Suda The traditions and language of the original Japanese immigrants to Hawai‘i in the late 1800s survived because they taught their children to venerate and value the culture of the homeland. In...
Shayna Fujimoto | Apr 11, 2017 | April – May 2017, Living Life
You hear it all the time: To stay healthy, we need to stay active. Yet as we get older, it can be difficult to find the energy and motivation to get out and exercise. Makua Ali‘i, O‘ahu’s premier senior softball league, provides mature athletes an opportunity to stay...
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Apr 11, 2017 | April – May 2017, Living Life
FaceTime is an easy-to-use tool that allows loved ones to make free video calls to those near and far. FaceTime calls use Wi-Fi or cellular data, as opposed to traditional cellular minutes, and can be made via an iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Mac device. Simple...
Linda Louie | Jan 27, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
The Honolulu Quarterback Club (HQC), one of the nation’s oldest sports clubs, began in 1947 and is still going strong. There, you can hear little-known and personal stories from past and present sports greats. “You won’t find these sports stories on the front page of...
The Manoa Heritage Center | Jan 27, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
Hot off the press, Paintings, Prints and Drawings of Hawai‘i from the Sam and Mary Cooke Collection presents for the first time the private collection of Mary and the late Sam Cooke. Published by the Ma¯noa Heritage Center, this lavishly illustrated volume by David W....
Laurie Callies | Jan 27, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
From ProjectFocus Hawai‘i and the Wahiawa Community Based Development Organization (WCBDO) comes a visual storytelling, from both ends of life — as partners — Crossing Bridges. On a sunny Saturday morning, students from Leilehua High School, Wahiawa Middle School,...
Generations Magazine Staff | Jan 25, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
The City and County of Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is now accepting registration for spring 2017. Fun and affordable classes, such as ceramics, painting, ‘ukulele, aerobics, yoga, tai chi, swimming and more are offered. Or, if you’re looking for...
Generations Magazine Staff | Jan 25, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
Like the challenges of aging well, playing tennis at a mature age provides its own set of character trials and physical tests. Of the almost one million tennis players in the U.S., about 2,000 compete annually in the USTA League 65 and Over Tennis National...
Generations Magazine Staff | Jan 25, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
Generations Magazine has partnered with local news station KITV and its “Aging Well” weekend segments. As a resource magazine, Generations is happy and very fortunate to have local TV station KITV Channel 4 to step up to the plate and support our aging population— one...
Farah Doiguchi, Emeritus College Coordinator | Jan 25, 2017 | February - March 2017, Living Life
In recent years, Facebook (FB) has become an increasingly popular communication tool for older adults. The site, which originated as a network to connect college students in the early 2000s, is no longer limited to the younger demographic it once served. Seniors are...
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
Me Before You, the No. 1 New York Times bestseller written by Jojo Moyes in 2012, was made into a film in 2016. Although it seems like a believable romance story, it is a work of fiction. However, Me Before You raises awareness about some very real life-and-death...
Annette Pang, Relationship Life Coach | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
By this time, even though the presidential election is behind us, many of us are still stinging from the words we heard as our candidates aired their differences. Whether we regard these exchanges as pleasurable or punishing, I recall one bright spot in the second...
Senior Solutions Team | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
Are you age 50 or over and contemplating your retirement, purpose and legacy? We all want to plan wisely for the future. Rest assured, there are strategies and resources available that can help you position yourself for a bright future. If you are considering using...
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
O‘ahu’s 90th Annual Lei Day Celebration will be held on Monday, May 1, at Kap‘iolani Park. The theme for the 2017 celebration is Lei Kula — the gold lei of the golden years. Hawai‘i’s Lei Day has a very rich and colorful history, incorporating a variety of ethnic...
Karen Lockwood | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
Seniors who travel may be positively impacting their health. Travel keeps the mind and body active and strong. Any type of travel is good for you. A change in scenery and environment provides a healthy break from your regular routine. Travel encourages engagement with...
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
T. David Woo’s highly textured memoir of his life as a Hawai‘i Island plantation doctor provides a fascinating look at the days when sugar cane was king. Plantation Doctor: A Memoir of Hawai‘i is filled with anecdotes, rare photos and detailed maps of ethnic camps...
Lahaina Restoration Foundation | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
Did you or a loved one work for the plantations on Maui during the 20th century? Do you enjoy reminiscing with children and grandchildren about simpler times, when family came first and neighbors looked out for each other? Lahaina Restoration Foundation’s (LRF)...
Dorian Nakamichi | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
The holidays are a special time for Hawai‘i families. But for some seniors, the season can be one of the most challenging and difficult times of the year. Many kūpuna live on fixed incomes and struggle to make ends meet. Some do not have the support of family and...
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2016 | December – January 2017, Living Life
Everyone has a story to tell. And what better way to leave a legacy, and pass down family values and traditions than through your own words, in your very own book that can be passed down through the generations, inspiring legacies to come. But getting started can be a...
Stephanie Kim | Oct 1, 2016 | Living Life, October - November 2016
The U.S. Army Museum: Veteran Volunteers by Stephanie Kim, Generations Magazine Intern from the Oct-Nov 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Mark Yasuhara, Director, Voices of Aloha Chorus | Oct 1, 2016 | Living Life, October - November 2016
Voices of Aloha Chorus is 100! by Mark Yasuhara, Director, Voices of Aloha Chorus from the Oct-Nov 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Christian Christian Tamashiro, Eagle Scout | Oct 1, 2016 | Living Life, October - November 2016
Aloha Chapter Teaches Leadership by Christian Tamashiro, Eagle Scout from the Oct-Nov 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Oct 1, 2016 | Living Life, October - November 2016
Picture Bride: A Historical Novel by Generations Magazine Staff from the Oct-Nov 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Rona Adams | Oct 1, 2016 | Living Life, October - November 2016
Bindi: A Therapy Dog for Veterans by Rona Adams, RN, Vietnam Veteran, U.S. Army Nurse Corps from the Oct-Nov 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Summer Tips for Senior Travelers by Kevin Kaneshiro, Vacations Hawai‘i from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Grandparents Educating Grandchildren by Generations Magazine Staff from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Uncle Roberto: Love Life and Live It! by Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Christy Nishita, Ph.D., UH Center on Aging, and Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
It’s Just Aging Book Engages Youth by Christy Nishita, PhD, Center on Aging, University of Hawaii, Interim Director and Researcher from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Chef Michi | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Mediterranean Roasted Veggie and Garbanzo Salad by Chef Michi from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Glenn Sears | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Men’s Sheds Movement Comes to Hawai‘i by Glenn Sears from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Aloha Festivals’ 70th Year — “Hāli‘a Aloha!” by Generations Magazine Staff from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Aug 1, 2016 | August - September 2016, Living Life
Silver Cyclists Show Pedal Power by Mary Friend Williamson, “Pedal to the Meadow” Race Coordinator from the August-September 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Gaye Miyasaki, Punahou Class of 1974 | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Punahou: Celebrating 175 Years of Service by Gaye Miyasaki, Punahou Class of 1974 from the June-May 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Justin Wong, President of Hawaii Alliance for Retired Americans | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Making A Difference for Retirees in Hawai‘i by Justin Wong, President of Hawaii Alliance for Retired Americans from the June-May 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Anita Manning, Honolulu Elks Lodge 616 Historian | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Elks Care, Elks Share by Anita Manning, Honolulu Elks Lodge 616 Historian from the June-May 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Sherry Goya, Generations Magazine Staff | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Great Competition Among Seniors by Sherry Goya, Generations Magazine Staff from the June-July 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource For Life
Jon Kobayashi, President, ‘Ahahui Koa Ānuenue | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Feeding College Athletes : Body, Mind, Soul by Jon Kobayashi, President, ‘Ahahui Koa Ānuenue from the June-May 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource for Life
Martha Khlopin, Radio Host of “Morning Drive With Martha" | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Forever Young! by Martha Khlopin for the June-July 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource For Life
Dale Spenner, University of Hawai‘i Foundation | Jun 1, 2016 | June - July 2016, Living Life
Busy Doing Good by Dale Spenner, University of Hawai‘i Foundation for the June-July 2016 issue of Generations Magazine, Hawai‘i’s Resource For Life
Generations Magazine Staff | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
Honolulu Habitat for Humanity is great, but what do they do? Here’s what Executive Director Jim Murphy told us. “In over 70 countries, Habitat For Humanity’s mission is to ensure that everyone has a decent place to live — by building new homes or fixing existing...
Gerry Silva, State President AARP Hawai‘i | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Giving Care, Living Life
Do you use your lunch hour or leave work early to run errands for your parents? Spend more time tending to mom’s prescriptions than your own? As our parents age, it’s more a matter of when, not if, they will need our help. In a recent AARP survey of Hawai‘i registered...
Jim Cisler, Chairman of Older Americans Month Rewards & Recognition | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
We can’t overlook what our elder community (289,000 over 60 years) have contributed to the quality of life we share in Hawai‘i. In May, celebrations throughout the state recognize years of continued hard work and positive contributions that senior citizens make to...
Brittany Nakamoto, Generations Magazine UH Intern | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
Citizens for a Fair ADA Ride (CFADAR) is a volunteer organization that advocates and lobbies for seniors and disabled customers of paratransit transportation on the City of Honolulu’s TheBus or TheHandi-Van. At CFADAR quarterly public meetings, representatives from...
Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
Henrietta Mahuna learned Hawaiian quilting from another Hawaiian quilter. The handicraft has been passed down for two centuries — since the Hawaiians learned the echo style of quilting from New England missionaries. First, appliques are stitched to a plain field....
Generations Magazine Staff | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
KITV4 Morning News has a Saturday morning segment called “Aging Well,” hosted by News Anchor Moanike‘ala Nabarro, who opens conversations with experts on issues of importance to seniors. Generations Magazine® is partnering with KITV4, bringing to TV all the experts...
Ryan Masa, Assets School K-8 Principal | Apr 1, 2016 | April - May 2016, Articles, Living Life
Assets School makes a difference in the lives of gifted and dyslexic students through a strengths-based learning environment. We place a strong emphasis on the importance of family support to help to build confidence and resilience in each child. “Let us be grateful...
Generations Magazine | Feb 1, 2016 | Articles, February - March 2016, Living Life
Justin was in kindergarten when Kalihi Kai Elementary School began Golden Moment Hawai‘i, a collaboration between Kristy Yamaguchi’s Always Dream Foundation (ADF) and Hawai‘i P-20 to bring “Always Reading” into Hawai‘i public schools. It’s a very simple program: it...
Walter A. Dods, Jr. | Feb 1, 2016 | Articles, February - March 2016, Living Life
Politicians must join ranks with leaders from business, labor and community groups to accomplish common goals. Crafting many of these alliances in modern Hawai‘i are public relations and marketing professionals like Walter A. Dods, Jr., former chairman of First...
Elaine Gallant, author and book club moderator | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
We age like a book and advance, hopefully, toward maturity through the rise and fall of the turning pages of our lives. Consequently, when members of the West Maui Book Club come together to discuss a novel, we’ll often share\ relevant chapters of our personal...
The Reverend Linda McCullough Decker, Supply Priest for the Island of Maui | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
Four mature Native Hawaiians, including two retirees, recently were ordained as deacons of the Episcopal Diocese of Hawai‘i. In the spring, “God willing and the people consenting,” they will become Episcopal priests. Phyllis Mahilani “Mahi” Beimes is the first Native...
Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
Maui Na Hoaloha has made their falls prevention program, Stay on Your Feet, part of their regular service to clients. Teams-4-Assessment are trained to implement complete falls risk assessments, engage clients in falls prevention training and help clients physically...
James Dooley | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
If truth is stranger than fiction, then this book is the strangest you will ever read. James Dooley, a former investigative reporter for The Honolulu Advertiser, KITV 4 News and Hawaii Reporter, details public corruption and criminality in Hawai‘i during the 70’s and...
Dr. Steve Blake, ScD | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
When it comes to Alzheimer’s disease, anything that offers hope gets attention. Dr. Blake analyses the latest scientific information and results from his clinical trials with Alzheimer’s patients at Hawaii Pacific Neuroscience Institute on O‘ahu, and dishes us up a...
Judy Amancio-Mathias, Leeward YMCA Branch Director of Healthy Living | Dec 1, 2015 | Articles, December - January 2016, Living Life
Laughter, potluck snacks, and fresh coffee are the mid-morning, sounds, sights and smells at the YMCA of Honolulu’s Leeward Y Branch, in the heart of Waipahu. Comfortable chairs and tables in the brightly lit community lounge host yummy potlucks, spirited board games,...
