2024
November – December 2024
The November/December 2024 issue of Generations Magazine features a cover story on multigenerational travel adventures with Road Scholar, emphasizing the importance of shared experiences between grandparents and grandchildren. Other articles include discussions on the significance of travel insurance for seniors, effective case management in caregiving, and strategies for maintaining oral hygiene as one ages. We also address the emotional challenges of the holidays without loved ones and look at the reopening of adult day care services in Kāne‘ohe, ensuring support for Hawai‘i’s senior population.
September – October 2024
This issue of Generations Magazine covers various topics, including financial success for parents and kids, the benefits of yoga for seniors, negotiation tips, and support for veterans. It also highlights community activities for seniors in Kaua‘i and emphasizes the importance of oral health in retirement.
July – August 2024
This issue of Generations Magazine features diverse topics, including the healing power of music through Melveen Leed’s story, medical alert options for seniors in Hawaii, and insights on aging in place. It also highlights workshops, palliative care, and the importance of planning ahead for future needs.
May – June 2024
This issue discusses aging in place, healthcare fraud, and diabetes. The cover story is about Roselani Ice Cream, a family-run business that has been serving Maui for four generations. Roselani Ice Cream is known for its high-quality ingredients and commitment to the community.
March – April 2024
The cover story highlights the Royal Hawaiian Band’s rich history and its role in preserving Hawaiian music and culture. Other featured stories include profiles of local artists, community events celebrating Hawaiian heritage, and initiatives supporting cultural education. The issue emphasizes the importance of tradition in contemporary Hawaiian society.
January – February 2024
The January – February 2024 issue is about Hawaii’s senior community. It discusses Social Security benefits, housing options, and healthcare. The cover story is about Esther Chan, a local superhero who helps seniors. Other important stories include an increase in Social Security benefits and tips for trustees.
2023
November – December 2023
The January – February 2024 issue is about Hawaii’s senior community. It discusses Social Security benefits, housing options, and healthcare. The cover story is about Esther Chan, a local superhero who helps seniors. Other important stories include an increase in Social Security benefits and tips for trustees.
September – October 2023
The cover story of Generations Magazine focuses on innovative approaches to aging, highlighting successful community programs that foster social connections among seniors. Other features include insights on caregiving challenges, the impact of technology on health, and personal narratives celebrating resilience in the face of aging.
July – August 2023
The cover story of Generations Magazine spotlights the rise of pickleball as a popular sport among seniors, emphasizing its health benefits and community-building aspects. Additional articles explore adaptive exercises for aging bodies, strategies for mental wellness, and profiles of local seniors engaging in new activities, showcasing resilience and the importance of staying active in later life.
May – June 2023
The May-June 2023 cover story features Kumu Kahua Theatre, highlighting its role in preserving Hawaiian culture through storytelling. Other articles delve into the importance of intergenerational connections, personal narratives of aging gracefully, and community resources for seniors. The issue emphasizes cultural heritage, the arts, and fostering relationships as vital elements of a fulfilling life.
March – April 2023
The cover story of Generations Magazine features Connie Mitchell, a prominent figure in elder care, discussing her impactful work in improving services for seniors. Additional articles cover topics like innovative wellness programs, the importance of social engagement for aging individuals, and personal stories that highlight resilience, community support, and the evolving landscape of senior care.
January – February 2023
The cover story of Generations Magazine highlights local legend Henry Kapono, exploring his journey and the therapeutic power of art in aging. Other features include discussions on healthy aging practices, the benefits of nature therapy, and profiles of community initiatives that support seniors. The issue emphasizes creativity and connection as vital components of a fulfilling life.
2022
November – December 2022
The cover story of Generations Magazine focuses on the vital role of blood donation in supporting community health, featuring the Blood Bank’s initiatives. Additional articles highlight personal stories of donors and recipients, the importance of volunteerism among seniors, and resources for maintaining health and well-being, emphasizing the impact of giving back in later life.
September – October 2022
The September/October 2022 issue of Generations Magazine highlights stories of courage and compassion. The cover story details an inspiring personal journey of empathy and resilience. Additional articles focus on planning for future healthcare costs, navigating the process of selecting an assisted living facility, the power of sisterhood in “The Book Sisters,” and a feature on a woman who steers her own path with determination.
July – August 2022
The July/August 2022 issue of Generations Magazine features Dr. William Won, a pioneer in Hawai‘i’s brain surgery field. It includes articles on how rising interest rates may affect finances, tips for cleaning your closet efficiently, the community of senior softball players, and stories highlighting the importance of acceptance and senior wellness.
May – June 2022
The May/June 2022 issue of Generations Magazine features Ginny Tiu, a compassionate advocate for giving back to the community. Other articles include support for caregivers through the “Gimme a Break” program, the link between diabetes and hearing loss, help for aging pets and their owners, and essential tips for managing online accounts and digital assets.
March – April 2022
The March/April 2022 issue of Generations Magazine features a cover story on cancer innovation and research in healthcare, focusing on creating hope in Hawai‘i. Other stories include recognizing substance abuse in older adults, navigating the journey of medical marijuana use, managing estates after death, and updates on insulin affordability for seniors.
January – February 2022
The January/February 2022 issue of Generations Magazine highlights VASH (Visitor Aloha Society of Hawai‘i), focusing on acts of kindness in assisting travelers in distress. Other stories include the benefits of massage for body and soul, misconceptions about hospice care, harmony with nature, and retirement planning for small business owners.
2021
October – November – December 2021
The October/November/December 2021 issue of Generations Magazine highlights the timeless tradition of lei-making and its significance in Hawai‘i’s culture. Other stories explore helping kūpuna cope with life changes, the impact of environment on dementia care, preparing for retirement, and navigating Hawai‘i’s housing market, offering insights into senior care and financial planning.
August – September 2021
The August/September 2021 issue of Generations Magazine features a cover story on managing diabetes, focusing on how seniors can improve their health. Other stories discuss protecting yourself on social media, insights into becoming a full-time caregiver, getting back into activities like biking, and demystifying life insurance for better retirement planning.
June – July 2021
The June/July 2021 issue of Generations Magazine features Larry Price, emphasizing persistence and its role in achieving success. Other stories cover free dental care for seniors, the growing popularity of e-bikes among boomers, adapting to a changing job market, and the importance of nutritional supplements in supporting health during COVID-19.
April – May 2021
The April/May 2021 issue of Generations Magazine features Carolee Kubo, who shares her inspiring journey of resilience and community service. Other articles discuss the importance of social connections for seniors, strategies for managing stress, insights into Medicare enrollment, and tips for creating a successful estate plan, all aimed at enhancing the quality of life for older adults.
February – March 2021
This issue of Generations Magazine covers a variety of topics for seniors and caregivers, including the cover story on KTA Super Stores’ community-focused business model. Other articles discuss mental health during COVID-19, Medicare enrollment periods, family caregiving, and the benefits of personalized music for dementia patients. The magazine also features stories on senior living transitions, oral hygiene, and financial planning for adult children returning home.
2020
December 2020 – January 2021
This is an issue of Generations Magazine about Chinese American soldiers who served with dignity. It discusses the soldiers’ struggles and ways to support them. The cover story is about Chinese American soldiers who served in WWII. They have long been waiting to be recognized for their service. This is how we must share and preserve history, continue to honor our heroes and carry on family legacies through the generations.
October – November 2020
The cover story of Generations Magazine’s Oct/Nov 2020 issue features Grammy Award-winning musician Kalani Pe‘a and his mother, Pua, sharing their caregiving journey for Kalani’s grandmother, Lu, who has Alzheimer’s. Other key articles include tips for hearing during the pandemic, the power of music for dementia patients, and Medicare options for 2021.
August – September 2020
Generations Magazine’s Aug/Sept 2020 issue features First Lady Dawn Amano-Ige’s caregiving journey for her mother with Alzheimer’s. Other main stories include tips for Alzheimer’s caregiving, reflections on caregiving, the benefits of Pilates, using light for brain health, and advice on Medicare plans. The issue also highlights the importance of planning for long-term care and avoiding scams.
June – July 2020
The cover story features an interview with Leslie Wilcox, President and CEO of PBS Hawai‘i, discussing the station’s history, mission, and community impact. Other main stories include the expansion of telehealth services, lifework planning amid COVID-19, solutions for loneliness and housing shortages, and the importance of meaningful estate planning. The issue also highlights the 14th Annual Aging in Place Workshop.
April – May 2020
The April-May 2020 issue features Kawaiaha‘o Church as the cover story, celebrating its 200-year legacy of faith. Other major stories include advice on protecting against coronavirus, a focus on Alzheimer’s research, and the importance of addressing seniors’ spiritual care needs. Additional articles discuss colon cancer testing, staying hydrated to prevent falls, and tips for long-term care funding
February – March 2020
The cover story of this issue discusses Hawai‘i’s Our Care, Our Choice Act, providing insights into medical aid-in-dying. Other key articles include financial planning for nonparents, pneumonia as a leading cause of death, and the Gift of Sound free hearing aid program. The issue also covers aging perspectives, elder abuse, and tips for organizing your space.
2019
December 2019 – January 2020
This issue feature information about making the most of your doctor visit. It discusses the benefits of Neuro-Acupuncture, thoughts on aging, and making mealtime easier for people with dementia. We also include information on topics related to aging, including health, finances, and lifestyle. It also features stories about seniors who are making a difference in their communities.
October – November 2019
This issue of Generations Magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary. It also includes articles about the Kawaiahao Church and the Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives. Other topics include caregiving, retirement, and healthy aging.
August – September 2019
The August-September 2019 issue of *Generations Magazine* features a cover story focused on breast cancer awareness. It highlights personal stories of women impacted by the disease, provides educational resources, and discusses research and treatments available through organizations like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Other stories include local programs promoting cancer awareness and support, as well as health tips and resources for seniors, caregivers, and the community in Hawai‘i.
June – July 2019
The June-July 2019 issue of *Generations Magazine* features a cover story celebrating City Mill’s 120 years in business, emphasizing its multigenerational leadership. Other key stories include caregiving insights, advice on healthy eating with organic produce, and highlights from Maui’s community action efforts. The issue also promotes the upcoming Aging in Place workshop and provides information on protecting against text message scam.
April – May 2019
The April-May 2019 issue of features Harry B. Soria Jr., a champion of traditional Hawaiian music, as its cover story. Soria, the host of “Territorial Airwaves”, has dedicated decades to preserving and promoting authentic Hawaiian recordings. Other key stories include tips on self-healing practices, the benefits of downsizing homes for retirees, and insights on living a full life after 50 by embracing new careers and hobbies. The issue also highlights memoirs, hiking trails, and Lāna‘i’s unique cultural charm.
February – March 2019
The February-March 2019 issue of *Generations Magazine* features a cover story on aging and family caregiving, focusing on the importance of family support systems. Other highlights include health tips for seniors, insights into managing finances, advice for retirement planning, and the benefits of social engagement for aging adults. Additionally, the issue discusses local community programs designed to help seniors maintain an active lifestyle.
December 2018 – January 2019
The December-January 2019 issue of *Generations Magazine* highlights Carole Kai, a beloved local entertainer and philanthropist. The cover story details her journey from a music career to founding charitable events like the Great Aloha Run, which has raised over $14 million. Other stories include tips for health and wellness, caregiving advice, and ways to stay active and engaged in the community, particularly for Hawaii’s seniors.
2018
October – November 2018
This issue of GENERATIONS features a story about Caregiving in Hawaii and how it relates to the cycle of life. You’ll also read about the stages of a family caregiver career and what it feels like from the patient’s point of view. You’ll also read about how you can improve your health with Tai Chi and how volunteering can benefit all generations.
August – September 2018
The cover story of this issue focuses on the film “Go For Broke: An Origin Story,” highlighting the contributions of Japanese-American soldiers from the 100th/442nd battalion during WWII. Other stories include Alzheimer’s caregiving, tips on buying medications online, and the importance of essential legal documents. There are also segments on women’s role in WWII, aquatic therapy, and repetitive questioning in Alzheimer’s.
June – July 2018
The June-July 2018 issue features a cover story on school pride, highlighting alumni from Mid-Pacific Institute who remain dedicated to their alma mater through volunteer work and community engagement. Other stories include senior wellness topics like yoga and bicycling, hurricane preparedness, high blood pressure guidelines, and tips for family caregivers. The issue also promotes the 2018 Aging in Place Workshop and covers various community initiatives, events, and services tailored to Hawaii’s seniors.
April – May 2018
The April-May 2018 issue of *Generations Magazine* features a cover story on Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier’s dedication to preserving the Hawaiian language through translation and education. Other articles cover topics like the benefits of ethical wills, caregiver self-care, senior fitness, and Hawaiian estate planning. The issue also includes a resource guide for Hawaiian cultural activities and various legal and wellness workshops tailored for Hawaii’s seniors.
February – March 2018
This issue of Generations Magazine features Benny and Faith Agbayani and discusses the couple’s love of dance and commitment to giving back to the community. Other stories include advice for caregivers, healthy living tips, and the story of Cheryl Padaken’s father.
December 2017 – January 2018
This issue discusses the many aspects of caregiving with profiles from five caregivers from five generations. Also in the issue are articles on aging in place, future caregiving needs and elder scams.
2017
October – November 2017
August – September 2017
June – July 2017
April – May 2017
February – March 2017
December 2016 – January 2017
2016
October – November 2016
August – September 2016
June – July 2016
April – May 2016
February – March 2016
December 2015 – January 2016
2015
October – November 2015
August – September 2015
June – July 2015
April – May 2015
February – March 2015
December 2014 – January 2015
2014
October – November 2014
August – September 2014
June – July 2014
April – May 2014
February – March 2014
December 2013 – January 2014
2013
October – November 2013
August – September 2013
June – July 2013
April – May 2013
February – March 2013
December 2012 – January 2013
2012
October – November 2012
August – September 2012
June – July 2012
April – May 2012
February – March 2012
December 2011 – January 2012
2011
October – November 2011
August – September 2011
June – July 2011
April – May 2011
March 2011
February 2011
Note: There was no January 2011 issue
2010
December 2010
The cover story of Generations Magazine highlights holiday traditions in Hawaii and ways to keep festive celebrations meaningful for seniors. Other main stories offer guidance on maintaining mental wellness, managing chronic pain, and planning finances. Additionally, the issue features inspiring senior profiles, local events, and resources for family caregivers.
November 2010
The cover story of Generations Magazine highlights healthy aging through active community involvement at Rumours Night Club. Other key articles include tips on elder legal rights, Medicare updates, and caregiving strategies, along with inspirational stories of seniors embracing new lifestyles and hobbies. Financial planning advice and wellness resources are also featured, all aimed at empowering seniors and their families.
October 2010
This is the inaugural issue of Generations Magazine, “Hawaii’s Resource for Life”. The magazine is focused on providing useful information to Hawaii’s senior population. The cover story features an interview with Kirk Matthews, a news anchor for KHON2, who discusses his life and career, as well as his show, The Elderhood Project, which focuses on issues facing seniors and their caregivers. Also, the issue features articles on senior softball leagues, retirement planning and a resource guide to senior assisted-living facilities.
Please note: The archive of issues is a work in progress. Please check back for the addition of older issues.