Tag: Brian Suda

  • Good Job, Buddy, You’ve Done Well

    It’s been nearly four months now since my good friend Brian Suda passed away in May. It’s easy to feel his presence — we were workmates for about 13 years. But his work is ever-present whenever I’m working on this magazine. This is where we met. It started back in 2010.

  • Maui Mindset

    Maui Mindset

    The Valley Isle has some of the happiest seniors in Hawai‘i. Is it simply a Maui state of mind? Or is there more to it? The fact that each year people from all over the world move to Maui to retire must say something…or perhaps it says a lot. During a recent trip to the Valley…

  • Norm Chow: Bringing Home the Game

    Norm Chow: Bringing Home the Game

    By most reports, 62 is now the most common retirement age by far. Yet, many folks are adjusting to the poor economy and retiring later at 65 or older. Then there’s Norm Chow…

  • Message from the Editor – Oct/Nov 2011

    One year and counting… It’s hard to believe that it’s already been one year since we revived Generations Magazine and brought it back for you­—our readers. Our goal continues to be to publish a resource magazine that is of great value to you, your families and friends. Please continue to share each issue with your…

  • Uchinanchu: Hawai‘i-Okinawans — A Generation of Roots… Engraved.

    Uchinanchu: Hawai‘i-Okinawans — A Generation of Roots… Engraved.

    Cover & Feature Story Photography by Brian Suda “We believe that the future of HUOA is dependent upon our youth.” — Jane Serikaku When we first meet someone new in Hawai‘i, we often ask, “Where you wen’ grad?”, as it gives us an idea of where they grew up and a lot of times we know…