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Recognizing Warning Signs Of Abuse

Scott Spallina, Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Wisdoms

Recently, I appeared on the Generations Radio Show (Saturdays from 5 to 6 pm on AM 690) aired November 22 and can be heard at www.Generations808.com) with Lt. John McCarthy of the Financial Crimes Unit of the Honolulu Police Department. With 39 years of police...

Creative Giving And Tax Planning

Jeffrey B. Sisemoore, JD, National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Wisdoms

The holidays remind us of two things: gift giving and year-end tax planning. A charitable gift can help you support your favorite cause, benefit your family and reduce your taxes. In addition to cash gifts, consider these other two charitable gift strategies:...
December – January 2015

December – January 2015

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | December - January 2015, Issue

Manoa Heritage Center with Sam and Mary Cooke

5 Spice Pork Tenderloin with Baby Bok Choy

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editorial

This Asian-inspired dish is perfect served by itself or with fragrant, nutty brown Jasmine rice. It’s hard to believe something so satisfying could be healthy, but the lean pork tenderloin and abundance of veggies and heart healthy edamame make this dish a healthful...

Message from The Editor – December / January 2015

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editor's Note, Editorial

“Giving” flows through every page of this issue of Generations Magazine. We feature Sam and Mary Cooke, who preserved an ancient Hawaiian earthwork and created Manoa Heritage Center for our community. This educational site and beautiful native Hawaiian gardens are...

Common Types Of Roofing In Hawai’i

Clinton Murakami, Murakami Roofing, LLC | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Living Life

As Hawai‘i residents prepare to upgrade their homes before the holidays, many functional and attractive roofing applications are available. The two most common types of roofing in Hawai‘i are asphalt shingles (sloped roofs) and rolled roofing (low-pitched roofs)....

KHON2 & Moon Physical Therapy Presents

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editorial

They taught us, cared for us, sacrificed and continued to share so much with us throughout our lives. As a way to say thank you to all our Kupuna who have given of themselves so freely over the years, KHON2 and Moon Physical Therapy have partnered to bring you...

After The Pause

Stephen B. Yim, Attorney at Law | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Wisdoms

I like to call our meeting room where we meet to discuss estate planning “the pause room.” When we enter and close the door, and leave outside all the busy-ness in our lives — we put only the matters relating to estate planning on the table. We pause for about an...

‘Tis The Season: Think Charitable Giving

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Wisdoms

The giving season is upon us as 2014 comes to a close. Charitable donations are an important way of giving back to our community. If you are eager to give back or help out, just how do you decide how much to give and through whom? For those wishing to exercise wise...

65 And Still On The Job

Martha Khlopin, Radio Host of “Morning Drive With Martha" | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Programs & Services

What do Al Harrington, Tom Moffat and Melveen Leed have in common? All are over 65 and still actively working. Al Harrington, entertainer, healer and educator, says he qualifies for employer health coverage through the Screen Actors Guild. In a recent community PSA,...

Your Spouse May Be Covered

Jane Burigsay, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Hawai‘i | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Programs & Services

If your spouse does not earn income or earns less than you do, he/she (including a samesex spouse) may be entitled to Social Security spouse’s benefits, based on your record. Perhaps one spouse earned significantly more or worked longer than the other. Maybe one...

You’re The Love Of My Century

Karen Sisler | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editorial

“I always tease him that I am the oldest,” says Adele Rickstrew, wife of Vernon. “And he laughs.” They are Hawaii Kai Retirement Community’s 100 years old couple. She was born in Nevada on June 1913, and he in Colorado on February 1914. Both came from large families,...

Healthcare Costs In Retirement

Michael W. K. Yee, Financial Advisor and Certified Financial Planner | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Wisdoms

With all the uncertainties of the future, it’s difficult for people to know exactly how much to save for retirement. While it may be relatively easy to gauge just how much you’ll need for everyday living expenses like food and housing, other expenses, such as the...

Two Traditional New Year Celebrations

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editorial

Treat yourself and the grandchildren to a cultural New Year celebration this year — one of the big benefits of living in Hawai‘i. Japanese Mochitsuki Mochitsuki is a Japanese New Year tradition of getting together to make ceremonial mochi. Ancient Japanese warlords...

Na Hoaloha Elder Volunteers

Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Giving Care

Na Hoaloha “Go Go” volunteers donate thousands of hours to serve Maui homebound seniors. On any given day throughout the year, there are Na Hoaloha volunteers driving a homebound senior, making a visit or helping family caregivers — with a mission to help Maui’s...

Will I Outlast My Money?

Team Laney at List Sotheby’s International Realty | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Programs & Services

With Hawai‘i’s aging population and the majority living longer, we all start to worry about our financial security. How will I pay for my future expenses on a fixed income after retirement? Who will support me when I run out of money? What can I do to prepare myself?...

What Is Ai Chi?

Julie Moon, Physical Therapist | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Health

If starting a new exercise routine is part of your self-improvement plan this year, you may want to consider Ai Chi. Ai (meaning “love”) Chi (“breath/essence/ being”) is a graceful form of aquatic exercise that involves a series of movements performed in a slow,...

Manoa Heritage Center: For Sam and Mary Cooke, Malama ‘Aina is the “Right Thing To Do.”

Katherine Kama‘ema‘e Smith | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, Cover Story, December - January 2015

  Manoa Heritage Center in Manoa Valley is a non-profit organization founded by Sam and Mary Cooke to preserve and share with our community an ancient Hawaiian worshipping site that is located on their property. We were invited to visit the center and meet these...

The Gift Of Daniel Palmer’s Hobby

Martha Hanson, Associate Vice President of Donor Relations, UH Foundation | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015

“Everyone should have a hobby when they retire” — that’s what the retired Honolulu dermatologist and part-time Michigan tree farmer Dr. Daniel Palmer says. “I didn’t know anything about ferns, but I had some friends who were preeminent fern researchers and I needed a...

Life In Focus

Sherry Goya, Generations Magazine Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Editorial

This article will start with the ending results … “everything is so beautiful.” I recently underwent cataract, astigmatism and lasik eye surgeries. I never realized that what I was seeing was not how things actually appear to others. My eye doctor has been monitoring...

Gum Disease In Seniors

Ritabelle Fernandes, MD | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Health

Periodontitis is a serious gum disease that damages soft tissue and destroys the bone that supports the teeth. Periodontitis is the primary cause of tooth loss in seniors, often leading to a need for dentures. It also increases a person’s risk for heart attack or...

Getting Ready For 2015 And My Medicare

Hawaii SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Programs & Services

The holidays are quickly coming. We hope that you have all looked at your Medicare options for 2015. If your plan won’t be available, we urge you take action and make the changes that are best for you. If you have not yet made your decision and need help comparing the...

Preserving Dignity and Happiness

Teri Bruesehoff, CEO, HiHomeCare (The Hawaii Group subsidiary) | Dec 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Giving Care

Dignity is vital to self worth throughout our lifetime; in the later stages of life, preserving a sense of respect and honoring the individual is especially important. Rarely will anyone argue this point. However, unless careful planning and clear communication is...

Sleep Well Tonight, Live Better Tomorrow

Generations Magazine Staff | Nov 1, 2014 | Articles, December - January 2015, Health

Nearly 50 percent of Americans today suffer from the effects of disruptive snoring or sleep apnea. This very common condition causes you to stop breathing for 10 seconds or more, many times during the night. During these periods, your body compensates for lack of...

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  • Hawai‘i Woman Hits It BIG in Las Vegas!

  • Estate Planning: Start With ‘Why’

  • Elder Abuse Reporting Deadlines

  • Passing on the Family Business

  • Rules for Adult Kids Returning Home

  • The Power of Healing, Harmony & Hope

  • Oh Those Medicare Commercials!

  • Dementia Patients ‘Remember Thru Music’

  • Medicare’s Other Enrollment Periods

  • Help for Military and Veteran Caregivers

  • Aging With Aloha: Caring for Your Eyes

  • Frontiers in Cardiovascular Health

  • Practice Good Oral Hygiene Together

  • Poling for Better Posture, Balance & Health

  • Engage With Kūpuna During COVID-19

  • Creating Smooth Transitions for Seniors

  • Our Highest Purpose: Serving Our Kūpuna

  • Your Spouse & Your Caregiving

  • Does Medicare Cover Long-Term Care?

  • Empowering Family Caregivers

  • KTA Super Stores: Beyond the Bottom Line

  • Avoid Family Disputes About Real Estate

  • Spring Decluttering After the Holidays

  • A Second Chance at Love

  • Green Point Nurseries: A Growing Business on the Big Island

  • Vaccination – A Lesson from the Past

  • A 91-Year-Old Advocate of Healthy Living

  • Your Body, Your BFF

  • Help! I Can’t Find My Credit Card!

  • Mental Health During COVID-19

  • Assisted Living Facilities Strive to Adapt

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