Tag: Generations Magazine

  • Carl “Kini Popo” Hebenstreit, 1929-2022

    Carl “Kini Popo” Hebenstreit was well past retirement age when he made the decision to launch Generations Hawai‘i, which he described as “one of the happiest and most satisfying activities” of his life. “There is a need for it. That’s been a Trade [Media Hui] DNA tag since [1954],” when the original parent company of…

  • April – May 2017

    April – May 2017

    Senator Akaka & NKFH: Creating a Healthier Hawai‘i

  • February – March 2017

    Jeff Apaka: Compassion in Action

  • December 2016 – January 2017

    December 2016 – January 2017

    Togetherness…a family tradition

  • October – November 2016

    October – November 2016

    Brothers in Arms

  • August – September 2016

    August – September 2016

    Aloha Remains at the ‘The Cal’

  • June – July 2016

    Aloha ia ‘oe: A Marlene Sai Legacy

  • April – May 2016

    April – May 2016

    A time to grow at Lanakila Senior Center

  • February – March 2016

    February – March 2016

    Facing Alzheimer’s — The Perspective of Three Experts

  • Record Crowd Packs 9th AIP Workshop

    This year’s 9th Annual “Aging in Place Workshop” at the Ala Moana Hotel was the most successful that Generations Magazine and KHON2 Elderhood Project have ever hosted. Seventy-five exhibitors awaited the arrival of over 1,500 excited attendees. The workshop took place on Aug. 15, and between 8:30 am and 2:45 pm, 18 different sessions offered…

  • Exercise Can Restore Health!

    When Wendell Murakawa retired from the Hawai‘i Department of Public Safety, he planned to “you know, take it easy, relax, hang out with my friends, drink, eat and enjoy life.” Then his doctor told him he had type 2 diabetes. “I knew I was overweight and began to watch my diet,” said Wendell. “But I…

  • Four Generations Big

    What a blessing it is that my husband and I have our three children, son-in-law and granddaughter all within 10 miles of us. My parents live nearby, and four of my five siblings and their families live on O‘ahu. Four generations of my immediate family get together every month for birthdays and holidays! Hawai‘i’s generational…