Tag: magazine
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Sept-Oct-2025
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…
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Nov-Dec-2025
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…
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March – April 2024
The May June 2024 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE will make your mouth water with our cover story on Maui Soda & Ice Works, the company that brings you delicious Roselani Ice Cream. Check out other stories, too, including Molokai’s Friendly Places, Train Your Brain, Covering Your Assets and a feature on how the Maui fires…
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September – October 2024
The July-August 2024 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE will leave you singing as you reminisce with Rosa Barkerʻs interview with singer Melveen Leed. You’ll also find the complete schedule for the 2024 Aging In Place workshop that’s happening on August 3rd at the Ala Moana Hotel. We also bring you stories about medical alert devices, planning…
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August – September 2021
The August – September 2021 issue of GM has a wealth of knowledge about topics that are relevant to today’s kūpuna – starting with our cover story on how families deal with diabetes when one or more of them suffers from the all-too-common illness. Weʻll also help you better understand life insurance and what kind…
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October – November 2021
The October – November 2021 issue of GM features a tradition in Hawaii that everybody loves – the making and giving of lei. The colorful and fragrant strings of flowers has a rich history and many meanings which you’ll discover. We’ll also get some tips on relationships with people with dementia, how to navigate today’s…
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January – February 2022
The January – February 2022 issue of GM features Jessica Lani Rich, president of VASH – the Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii, an organization that provides support – and comfort – to visitors who have been victims of crime and other adversity. We also feature stories in this issue about how massage is good for…
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January – February 2022
The January – February 2022 issue of GM features Jessica Lani Rich, president of VASH – the Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii, an organization that provides support – and comfort – to visitors who have been victims of crime and other adversity. We also feature stories in this issue about how massage is good for…
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May – June 2022
The May-June 2022 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE features the story of philanthropist and pianist Ginny Tiu – a remarkable story of a child prodigy who went on to devote her life to humanitarian and animal welfare efforts. You’ll also read about protecting your pets after you’re gone and how is your estate going to be…
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January – February 2022
The January – February 2022 issue of GM features Jessica Lani Rich, president of VASH – the Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii, an organization that provides support – and comfort – to visitors who have been victims of crime and other adversity. We also feature stories in this issue about how massage is good for…
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January – February 2022
The January – February 2022 issue of GM features Jessica Lani Rich, president of VASH – the Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii, an organization that provides support – and comfort – to visitors who have been victims of crime and other adversity. We also feature stories in this issue about how massage is good for…
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March – April 2022
The March-April 2022 issue of GENERATIONS MAGAZINE leads with a story about cancer in Hawaii and even though we live in paradise, we’re still susceptible to cancer in all its forms. You’ll also get some tips on navigating your first year in retirement, the benefits of again at home, and you’ll read some good news…