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Three foundations. 

One goal. 

Countless connections. 

The fOundaTiOns Of 

hawaii paCifiC healTh 

2007–2008 annual RepORT TO dOnORs 

Kapi‘olani Health Foundation 

Straub Foundation 

Wilcox Health Foundation

Mahalo 

Donors make the difference. Our ability to 

provide high-quality medical care and services 

for the people of Hawaii and the Pacific Basin 

is intrinsically tied to the generosity of our 

donor community. 

This 2007-2008* Annual Report to Donors 

celebrates the contributions of our donors, 

and the important role you play in supporting 

excellence in healthcare for Hawaii. 

We are honored to acknowledge your gifts 

to Kapi‘olani Health Foundation, Straub 

Foundation and Wilcox Health Foundation. 

We are honored by your connection to us. 

* July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008

You complete the cycle of care. 

What makes you proud? Every week, I receive letters from patients whose 

health was improved by our medical care, whose lives were touched by 

our staff – and they want to acknowledge it by making a donation. That 

connection is our highest honor. It confirms we’re on track. And it makes 

me proud. 

What does non-profit signify? At Hawaii Pacific Health, we re-invest all our 

earnings back into our charitable mission: to provide the highest quality 

healthcare and services to the people of Hawaii and the Pacific Basin. 

We can’t do it without your help. As a non-profit, we rely on philanthropic 

support – now, more than ever. 

Every dollar you give makes a difference in our ability to make exceptional care 

accessible to all who need it. When you give to Kapi‘olani Health Foundation, 

Straub Foundation or Wilcox Health Foundation, your gift will reach literally 

thousands of people. 

What makes the hospitals of Hawaii Pacific Health special? Whether you rely 

on the Women’s Center at Pali Momi, the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at 

Kapi‘olani, the Outpatient Cancer Treatment Center at Straub or the Cardiac 

Care Program at Wilcox (to name just a few of our specialty care services), our 

healthcare network is woven together seamlessly. 

Pooling these resources is our core strength. It allows us to provide an 

exceptional quality of care and remain fiscally solid during these precarious 

times for healthcare. We can recruit and retain the best doctors, nurses and 

staff, and invest in state-of-the-art technologies. Most importantly, through 

your help and support, we’ll continue to provide great care to anyone who 

needs it, right here at home, for generations to come. 

The stories in this 2007-2008 Annual Report to Donors are brief examples 

of “donations in action” at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children, 

Kapi‘olani Medical Center at Pali Momi, Straub Clinic & Hospital and Wilcox 

Health. I’m very pleased to share them with you, our donors, whose generous 

contributions have made these connections possible. 

Our warmest mahalo for partnering with us to benefit Hawaii’s communities. 

Chuck Sted 

President and Chief Executive Officer 

Hawaii Pacific Health 

Three foundations. One goal. Countless connections. 

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Our Mission 

The mission of Kapi‘olani Health 

Foundation is to improve the health 

of Hawaii’s people through funding 

of medical care, equipment, health 

education and research at Kapi‘olani 

Medical Center for Women & 

Children and Kapi‘olani Medical 

Center at Pali Momi.

As I walk through our hallways, I see our community’s 

donations hard at work. 

On a recent visit to Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children, I saw a 

10-year-old girl, recently diagnosed with cancer. She’d lost her hair and was 

on an I.V. But there she was in the Play Room, singing her heart out to Rock 

Band, the Wii video game. It brought a smile to my face. 

I walked by a room in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, where a butterfly sign 

hung on the door. This signified, in our Butterfly Program, that behind the door 

a father and mother were spending their final moments with their dying infant. 

It brought tears to my eyes. 

At Kapi‘olani Medical Center at Pali Momi, I saw a man who recently had eye 

surgery. That day, he looked at his family clearly for the first time in years. It 

brought joy to my heart. 

As I walk through our hallways, I see something else, just as moving and 

heartwarming. I see our community’s donations hard at work. 

We are non-profit hospitals. We provide care to all people, regardless of their 

ability to pay. Philanthropic support from the community is vital. It enables 

us to ensure that everyone who needs care can receive care – exceptional 

care. Donors help us bring state-of-the art technologies, available at the finest 

medical institutions in the country, home to Hawaii – because our families 

deserve them. 

Your gifts also allow us to provide special things that aren’t covered by health 

insurance, such as Tucker the therapy dog and Wii’s Rock Band at Kapi‘olani, 

or flowers at the Women’s Center at Pali Momi. Those intangibles make our 

hospitals special. 

These are exciting times for everyone involved with the Kapi‘olani Health 

Foundation. Next year, Pali Momi will celebrate 20 years of serving the 

Leeward community. What began as an effort by Leeward community 

members to build a hospital in their own neighborhood is now a nationally 

recognized, outstanding acute-care hospital. As the community grows, Pali 

Momi plans to grow and continue to provide outstanding service. 

In 2009, Kapi‘olani Medical Center will celebrate its centennial of providing 

pediatric care in Hawaii. While we honor this incredible 100-year legacy of 

care, we’re also busy planning for the next 100 years. We are focused on 

becoming a national leader in family-centered pediatric care. To become this 

center of excellence, we must expand and renovate our hospital. Our aging 

facilities have not kept up with the superb quality of care we provide. 

These are ambitious goals for the future. We’re very excited to share more with 

you about our plans, the unprecedented capital investment we will soon take 

on, and the vital role that philanthropy will play in it. 

On behalf of everyone in Hawaii, including my family, who relies on Kapiolani 

Medical Center and Pali Momi, I thank you for your continued support. 

Michael O’Malley 

Chairman 



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foundation accomplishments Kapi‘olani Medical Center at pali Momi 

Corporations 

$840,502 

Foundations 

& Trusts 

$351,357 

Research 

& Education 

18.4% 

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Corporations 

$90,077 

Sources of 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Endowment 

1.0% 

Designation 

of Donor 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Individuals 

$1,270,947 

Area of 

Greatest Need 

12.7% 

Patient Services 

& Programs 

67.9% 

ConneCting with west oahu 

Kapi‘olani Medical Center at Pali Momi continues to meet the healthcare needs of Leeward 

residents, by providing quality care and service to our patients and their families. 

Pali Momi is recognized nationally as an outstanding acute-care hospital. For the third year 

in a row, U.S. News & World Report, in its “America’s Best Hospitals” issue, recognized Pali 

Momi for excellence in the treatment of coronary artery disease. It was named in a 2008 

national survey (one of only two hospitals in Hawaii) for value and affordability, efficiency and 

quality. Although these awards are encouraging, our focus has always been on providing the 

best for our patients. 

Renovations to expand our Emergency Room (ER) have begun. In response to our growing 

reputation for providing quality care over the years, as well as more people living on the 

Leeward side, we’ve experienced a dramatic increase in ER visits: 106% since 2000 and 

a 12% increase just last year. In order to enhance the overall patient experience in the ER, 

physicians and staff recognized that we needed to enlarge the physical space, as well as add 

more doctor and nursing coverage to decrease patient wait time. 

Leeward residents will benefit from our new Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory opening in 

December. This advanced facility will be the first interventional program located west of Red 

Hill. It will improve the opportunity for patients to receive emergency interventions; not having 

to travel to Honolulu will save valuable time and thus, save lives. 

Next year, our philanthropy efforts will focus on expanding the Women’s Center. Because we 

offer the only comprehensive center in the area, we’ve seen a 70% increase in the number 

of procedures done since 2004. We hope to expand the Women’s Center in the near future, 

and provide the women of West Oahu with more comfort, while keeping the same signature 

service that is Pali Momi. With the generosity of our donors and others in the community, we 

can make it happen.

what price sight? 

Takako and 

Dr. Glenn Kokame 

Eyesight is a most precious sense to retain throughout your lifetime. But in Hawaii, where 

diabetes occurs at twice the national average, many people develop vision problems, 

even blindness. 

The Retina Center at Pali Momi is helping people save their eyesight. Takako “Tak” Kokame 

was eager to contribute. Her generous gift to the Retina Research Fund, through the Kapi‘olani 

Health Foundation, supports continuing education and clinical trials on macular degeneration 

and diabetic retinopathy, the most common causes of blindness in Hawaii. 

“I hope others will also realize the important research going on at The Retina Center,” Tak says. 

“We want to make sure the most recent treatments are brought to Hawaii for people with 

retinal problems.” 

Tak’s gift also supports her son, Dr. Gregg Kokame, in memory of her late husband, Dr. Glenn 

Kokame. “I feel very blessed that Gregg can help the community through his work as the Retina 

Center’s medical director, and I’m happy to support it,” she says. 

looking ahead… 

The sprightly 77-year-old faced an uncertain future. Her vision was going downhill. 

Watching the news, she noticed the newscaster’s nose started to appear 

by his eye. Things quickly got worse. 

“My depth perception was thrown off. I became fearful of going 

down an escalator because I couldn’t distinguish where 

to step,” says Harriet Weissman. “It was difficult to tell the 

difference between red and green on a traffic light. I’d need 

to be just three inches away from you to 

recognize you.” 

Advised to see a specialist, Weissman went to The Retina Center 

at Pali Momi. She was diagnosed with macular degeneration, 

the leading cause of blindness in Hawaii. “There’s nothing worse 

than losing your eyesight,” she says. 

Retina specialist Dr. Gregg Kokame told Weissman 

she was a candidate for a new drug 

treatment. The Retina Center was the 

only facility in Hawaii selected to offer 

this drug trial. This gave Weissman 

access to a new treatment – three 

years before it came to market. 

Today, Harriet has regained vision 

in one eye. She’s reclaimed 

her independence, drives 

to her weekly Mah Jongg 

game, plays without a magnifying 

glass, writes her own 

checks and reads. 

“I’m a miracle on two legs,” 

she beams. 

Harriet Weissman 


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foundation accomplishments 

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Each year, Kapi‘olani Children’s 

Miracle Network donors statewide 

have supported Kapi‘olani 

Medical Center’s programs 

and services that are so vital to 

Hawaii’s families. 

Costco Wholesale employees 

and customers donated 

$180,000 to purchase an ultrasound 

machine for the Fetal 

Diagnostic Center. Marriott 

Hawaii associates and guests 

donated $145,000 to support 

pediatric cancer treatment 

and research. Clear Channel 

Radio donated $281,000 in free 

airtime for the KSSK/Kapi‘olani 

Radiothon for Kids. 

We are grateful for the many 

gifts made to Kapi‘olani Children’s 

Miracle Network. 

Kapi‘olani Medical Center for women & Children 

a LegaCy of Caring for women and ChiLdren. 

The community recognizes the critical role of Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women 

& Children, the only full-service children’s hospital and only high-risk maternity center 

in the Pacific Basin. 

Our non-profit hospital is nationally recognized for the exceptional level of care it provides, 

close to home. Kapi‘olani is building on this legacy to become a national leader in familycentered 

pediatric care, right here in Hawaii. 

Thanks to your generous support, we’ve been able to provide more life-saving technologies 

and special programs. This year, our Women’s Breast Center provided 100% digital mammograms 

to more than 17,000 women, and earned Hawaii’s only Breast Center of Excellence 

award. Generous donations enhanced our efforts in women’s health, allowing us to purchase 

an MRI-guided biopsy device to check for breast cancer quickly, without leaving a scar. 

We’re participating in more clinical trials, so Hawaii’s women can benefit from pioneering new 

therapies. With state-of-the-art technologies, right at our fingertips, we’re saving more lives. 

Donations have helped us make great strides in pediatrics, too, from obtaining 

leading-edge technologies to utilizing the most down-to-earth therapies. We obtained a 

CVVH Bypass; this state-of-the-art machine saves the fragile kidneys of Hawaii’s sickest 

children. The kids also have benefited from donations we received to continue Animal- 

Assisted Therapy with our resident therapy dog, Tucker. 

In 2009, Kapi‘olani will celebrate its centennial of pediatric care in Hawaii. As we celebrate 

the past 100 years, exciting plans for the future are taking shape. The way modern medicine 

is delivered today has changed significantly since the hospital was built 30 years ago — this 

requires that our aging facility be upgraded and expanded. Our goals for the future will 

require the community’s strong support.

helping critically ill babies 

and children. 

What a difference a tour makes. 

Erik and Eileen Ludwick were being shown the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Kapi‘olani 

Medical Center for Women & Children when they heard a startling fact: the “Continuous Renal 

Replacement Therapy” (CRRT) machine isn’t always available. 

The machine, by filtering poisons out of the blood, acts as a temporary substitute for the 

kidneys. It’s the only method of renal replacement therapy for babies and children with acute 

kidney failure or in septic shock. Yet, if the highly sensitive CRRT machine was down for repair, 

or another child was using it, the situation could become serious. 

The couple immediately realized the crucial need for a back-up machine. With the help of the 

Kapi‘olani Health Foundation, a grant request was submitted, and the Ludwick Family Foundation 

promptly fulfilled the grant. 

A second CRRT now resides at Kapi‘olani – and it couldn’t have arrived at a better time. 

Jaime Harrington, MD 

and Ellie Taft, MSN, CPNP 

Doctors and other staff have noticed an increased need for 

this specialized care. They’re utilizing the devices more often, 

but even if two patients need it simultaneously, the staff 

aren’t forced to choose which critically ill child may get 

the CRRT. Both kids can be treated, thanks to the Ludwick 

Family Foundation’s generosity. 

“When cancer or a serious infection hurts little babies 

and children, and their kidneys are in danger of organ 

failure, this wonderful machine is a true life-saver,” 

says Eileen. “We’re so glad to support Kapi‘olani and 

its mission to treat the sickest of Hawaii’s children.” 

extending the 

ability to save lives. 

Jovani Lopez was looking forward to high school 

and becoming a teenager when he was told he 

had cancer. 

Even worse, his white blood cell count was 25 

times the normal level. The toxic poisoning 

needed to be dealt with quickly, or his 

kidneys might simply shut down. He was 

airlifted to Kapi‘olani Medical Center, where 

doctors in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 

decided that Jovani’s kidneys needed a 

rest – immediately. 

Thanks to the recent gift from the Ludwick Family Foundation, a CRRT machine 

was available to give Jovani the therapy he required, and save his kidneys. 

“Having a second CRRT can be life-saving for a child, in case the other machine needs 

repair, or it’s being used,” says Dr. Jaime Harrington. “In critical cases like Jovani’s, time 

is of the essence; you cannot transport the child to the mainland.” 

The CRRT, which can be adjusted for use on babies as small as 2.2 pounds, is helping 

to prevent organ failure – and that makes Dr. Harrington proud. “It extends my 

ability to save lives,” he says. 

Kapi‘olani Three foundations. health One foundation 

goal. Countless connections. 

Jovani Lopez 

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Our Mission 

The mission of 

Straub Foundation is 

to improve the health 

of Hawaii’s people 

by providing support to 

Straub Clinic & Hospital.

The effort to broaden our scope, beyond public education 

and outreach programs, has been an exciting one. 

First, my warmest mahalo for supporting Straub Foundation as we entered 

a new era this past year. The effort to broaden our scope, beyond public 

education and outreach programs, has been an exciting one. Our expanded 

mission now supports all medical specialties and programs at Straub Clinic & 

Hospital. This includes Straub’s integrated health and medical services that are 

of the highest quality, comprehensive, caring and always improving. 

The changes reflect Straub’s increasing role in providing healthcare to the 

people of Hawaii as the population of our state continues to expand and 

mature. Despite this growing demand, we’re dedicated to maintaining our high 

level of service. Our ability to achieve excellence in a broad range of medical 

areas is imperative. 

Maintaining this excellence can be a challenge, as reimbursements from 

Medicaid and health insurers go down, while the costs of providing healthcare 

go up. Philanthropy is more and more important to funding healthcare, in 

Hawaii and across the nation. Community support is essential to ensure the 

very best services for all of our patients. 

Your contribution matters. With your help, Straub Foundation is cultivating the 

comprehensive, patient-centric healthcare approach that our patients deserve. 

Our healthcare system is completely integrated, with a full range of primary- 

care physicians and specialists, clinics and the hospital, with core medical 

specialties in Cardiology, Bone & Joint and Oncology. Patients appreciate 

having multiple specialists, together in one facility. 

With your help, we are building a robust foundation that will continue to 

support Straub Clinic & Hospital, now and into the future. Our founder, Dr. 

George F. Straub, and his colleagues believed the patient always comes first. 

This principal is at the heart of our mission. As we continue Dr. Straub’s vision, 

we thank you for your support. As we meet the evolving healthcare needs of 

Hawaii, we invite you to be part of this great history and exciting future. 

David T. Pietsch, Jr. 

Chairman 



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(FY 08) 


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Corporations 

$90,077 

Foundations 

& Trusts 

$562,346 

Area of 

Greatest Need 

11.70% 

Endowment 

70.11% 

Designation 

of Donor 

Contributions 

Sources of 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Designation 

of Donor 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 


& Programs 

67.9% 

Individuals 

$277,985 


& Programs 

9.59% 

Research 

& Education 

8.60% 

Foundations 

& Trusts 

$406,539 

straub Clinic & hospital 

ConneCting the doCtors and 

patients of straub. 

In 2008, Straub Foundation completed its transition from its traditional 

research- and education-based focus to raising funds in 

support of all programs and medical specialties at Straub Clinic 

& Hospital. The refocused Foundation has shifted its commitment 

toward key initiatives that will benefit patients and staff. 

In 2009, the Outpatient Cancer Treatment Center will be renovated 

and expanded to care for the increasing number of cancer patients in 

a more comfortable environment. 

Also in 2009, construction will begin on a beautiful Healing Garden. 

The garden will provide a quiet, restorative oasis for patients and visitors. 

Employees have already contributed half of the funds needed, and 

friends of Straub continue to make gifts toward this $300,000 project. 

The Straub Foundation is developing programs to recognize, honor and inform donors 

of developments. The Straight Talk series of intimate gatherings will inform donors of 

initiatives and programs at Straub, and give donors an opportunity to discuss their ideas. 

The Foundation will continue to raise money to create endowments for programs. These 

include the research, education and community outreach programs of Hawaii Pacific Health’s 

Conference Services, as well as the clinical research program of its Research Institute. 

The Foundation is proud that U.S. News & World Report, in its “America’s Best Hospitals” 

issue, recognized Straub Clinic & Hospital with a 2008 Silver Medal, Annual Performance 

Award. As a mission-driven, non-profit hospital, Straub will continue to provide high-quality 

medical care to all who need it, regardless of their ability to pay. 

Dr. Robert and Adelaide Kistner

a habit of giving. 

Dr. Robert Kistner has worn many hats during 

his 40+ years at Straub Clinic & Hospital, but 

his concern was always the same: to help out 

wherever it was needed most. 

He started the Department of Peripheral 

Vascular Surgery. To make research and 

education possible, he helped establish the 

non-profit Straub Foundation. To give local 

students the opportunity to experience 

medicine first-hand, he co-founded the 

Summer Student Research Program. 

Through the decades, the doctor and his wife, Adelaide, also supported Straub with personal 

donations. Their most recent gift, a lead gift to renovate Straub’s Outpatient Cancer Treatment 

Center and create a Healing Garden, has personal significance for the couple. Both are 

cancer survivors. 

Adelaide was first diagnosed in 1966, and Dr. Kistner was himself diagnosed three years ago. 

During cancer treatments, he envisioned ways to improve the patient’s experience, to reduce 

their fears and help them know what to expect. Dr. Kistner felt that a “nurse navigator” could 

provide support, coordinate care, be a patient advocate and put them at ease. As Straub designs 

the new Outpatient Cancer Treatment Center, Dr. Kistner also wanted to ensure 

that patients are more comfortable and have privacy. 

With compassion and generosity, Dr. Kistner has turned his personal experience into 

a gift of immeasurable value to all cancer patients at Straub. 

“To give is a habit that grows,” he says. “And, I’ve found, the rewards are very nice.” 

a last wish that will 

inspire generations to come. 

Carlton Higa had lived with diabetes for 11 years. He suffered multiple complications, and 

reached a point where modern medicine and the skilled team at Straub Clinic & Hospital could 

do nothing more. 

But Carlton had one more wish during his final days in Straub’s Intensive Care Unit: to feel the 

warmth of the sun on his face. The palliative care team at Straub found a suitable place, on the 

lanai, tucked between the Palma and Milnor buildings. They brought Carlton there and, surrounded 

by friends and family, he was able to see the sky, hear the wind, feel the breeze, and 

glimpse trees in the park. Then, he peacefully passed away. 

Straub staff could not forget the peacefulness they had witnessed. Chaplain Nathan Kohashi 

thought, “Why couldn’t we put a garden here? A place for patients, family and staff to experience 

nature.” Inspired by Carlton’s final moments, Kohashi spoke with other staff. An idea was 

born to create a quiet, restorative oasis for Straub’s ohana – a Healing Garden. Through the 

Employee Giving Campaign, staff and friends have contributed more than half the funds, to 

date, for this $300,000 project. 

Adjacent to the garden, the Outpatient Cancer Treatment Center was in need of renovation and 

expansion. Dr. Robert Kistner, a physician and cancer survivor, gave a lead gift toward this $2.2 

million project. Both projects will soon become a reality, and will benefit patients and visitors for 

generations to come. 

A proposed conceptual plan of 

the Healing Garden. 


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Our Mission 

The mission of 

Wilcox Health Foundation 

is to create and sustain 

long-term rewarding relationships 

that foster excitement, pride 

and financial support 

for Wilcox Health.

Your donations have helped us make great strides in going high-tech. 

To serve our patients well, it is essential that we stay abreast of patients’ 

needs. That’s why connecting with the Kauai community has always been a 

vital part of our mission at Wilcox Health Foundation. 

Connecting with patients, families, friends and other constituents helps us 

be a responsible steward of charitable gifts and donations. And it helps 

our constituents be more involved, as fellow stakeholders, in the health of 

Kauai. Together with local trusts and foundations, Kauai businesses and our 

hospital auxiliary, you have all shown tremendous support for our healthcare 

network. Everyone in the Wilcox ohana is profoundly grateful for your generous 

contributions. 

One element of the Foundation’s mission is to spend philanthropic dollars 

where they’re needed the most. Delivering state-of-the-art medical care 

depends, in large part, on having the most up-to-date equipment. Simply 

put, our doctors and nurses need the latest technologies to maintain the 

exceptional level of care that Kauai residents deserve. Thus, in recent years 

especially, purchasing leading-edge medical equipment has been the smartest 

investment, particularly for our rural healthcare system. 

Your donations have helped us make great strides in going high-tech. The new 

Wilcox Surgical Center, the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Special Procedures 

Unit, the Wilcox Family Imaging Center, and the newly designed Women’s 

Health Center are testament to a new era of healthcare on Kauai. 

Our goals for the coming year are equally significant. Philanthropic support will 

be critical. With continued generous support from our Kauai community, our 

vision will become a reality. 

As we continue to provide the Kauai community with the very best in medical 

care at Wilcox Health, I thank you and applaud your spirit of giving. 

Richard M. Goodale, M.D. 

Chairman 



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Individuals 

$745,485 

Research 

& Education 

1.0% 

11.70% & Programs 

9.59% 

Sources of 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Designation 

of Donor 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Area of 

Greatest Need 

8.5% 

Research 

& Education 

8.60% 


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Endowment 

70.11% 

Designation 

of Donor 

Contributions 

(FY 08) 

Foundations 

& Trusts 

$406,539 

Corporations 

$97,721 


& Programs 

90.5% 

wilcox health 

reCent suCCess has garnered kudos. 

Wilcox Health continues to enhance patient care with better equipment and innovative 

programs, with philanthropic help from the community. 

The hospital has installed new digital mammography and bone densitometry units in the 

Imaging Center. It has upgraded all endoscopy equipment in the Surgical Center, which has 

vastly improved gastroenterology services. It has purchased and put into operation the 

high-tech HALO system for the prevention of infant abduction. 

The Wilcox Memorial Hospital Auxiliary donated $100,000 in proceeds from the Gift Shop 

and Thrift Shop to the Wilcox Health Foundation toward the purchase of medical 

equipment. Respiratory Care received a vision ventilatory system, Imaging received a 

blanket warmer, and Surgery received a warming cabinet, gastroscope, colonoscope 

and smart pump. 

Design of the new Women’s Health Center is complete, and will open in 2009. The opening 

will enable some additional conveniences: we will move Outpatient Rehabilitation 

from Kukui Grove back to the hospital, move Cardiopulmonary Services nearer to the 

Women’s Health Center, and move Infusion Services to the lobby entrance to provide 

better access to chemotherapy for cancer patients. 

Our achievements have not gone unnoticed. U.S. News and World Report, in its 

“America’s Best Hospitals” issue, bestowed on Wilcox Memorial Hospital a 2008 Silver 

Medal, Annual Performance Award. Statewide health organizations, including HMSA and 

the Mountain-Pacific Quality Improvement Organization, have recognized us for 

exceptional quality patient care. 

G.N. Wilcox

a generous 

spirit. 

Early detection is key in treating cancer. 

One highly effective tool is endoscopy. 

This minimally-invasive, diagnostic medical 

procedure looks inside the body to assess 

the surface of internal organs. 

When doctors in the Surgical Center at Wilcox 

Memorial Hospital needed new endoscopes, 

the Wilcox Foundation turned to the G.N. Wil- 

cox Trust for help. Once again, the trust funded 

the upgraded flexible endoscopes. 

Ever since 1938, when Wilcox Memorial Hospital 

was established as a non-profit community 

healthcare facility to serve all of Kauai, generous 

gifts by the G.N. Wilcox Trust have enabled Wilcox 

Health to keep pace with changing standards and 

technology, in order to meet the healthcare needs of 

Kauai’s people. 

G.N. Wilcox, for whom the hospital was named, made many financial contributions 

throughout his life. He also established a trust fund, charged to “carry on or assist in any kind of 

public, charitable, educational or religious work, and for the aid and advancement of the public 

health and morals.” 

Wilcox Health, which carries G.N.’s name, is a perpetual testament to his generous 

philanthropic spirit. 

Bringing the best to Kauai. 

Wilcox Health’s new gastroenterologist, Dr. Stephen Keith, could practice anywhere in the world. 

He chose the Garden Isle because “I love this island and feel it is a 

great place for my family. Wilcox also has the support of Hawaii 

Pacific Health and the Kauai community to provide cuttingedge 

technology in the new Surgical Center.” 

With generous support from the G.N. Wilcox Trust, Dr. 

Keith is using upgraded flexible endoscopes to closely 

check the interior surfaces of the esophagus, small 

intestine, stomach and colon of his patients. 

The devices are equipped with an endo-flushing pump 

that can operate at the touch of a button – a major 

advantage over the old, manual method of flushing with a 

syringe. The new endoscopes also have wide-angle imaging 

capability. This enables Dr. Keith to thoroughly observe an 

organ’s surfaces with clear, high-quality images and a life-like 

color rendition on a large display. 

“I have been given the best tools to do my work,” he says. “I’m able 

to bring the latest in detecting disorders of the colon to Kauai 

patients. I want to thank the G.N. Wilcox Trust for its 

gift, as well as our private donors. It is your 

generosity and commitment to our healthcare 

network that allows a specialist 

like me to provide Kauai patients with 

the newest procedures in treating 

illnesses and injuries.” 

Dr. Stephen Keith 


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Between our three foundations, we connect with thousands of people throughout all of our island 

communities. This annual report – in honor of our donors to the Kapi‘olani Health Foundation, Straub 

Foundation and Wilcox Health Foundation – illustrates the definitive bond between donors and patient 

care. We hope you’ve found inspiration in these stories. 

Donors describe the act of giving as a profoundly joyful and meaningful experience. We are proud and 

honored to be a part of this. 

Our mission is to create and develop sustainable philanthropy across the Hawaii Pacific Health system. 

Revitalized philanthropy can only happen through engaged community volunteers, and we’ve made great 

strides this past fiscal year across the foundations. 

Want to learn more? Call us for a personal tour at any of our hospitals. You’ll witness our dedication to 

high-quality healthcare for the people of Hawaii. You’ll know that your philanthropic efforts are successful, 

productive and rewarding. 

With aloha, 

Donors describe the act of giving 

as a profoundly joyful and 

meaningful experience. 

Michael J. Robinson 

Executive Director, Philanthropy 


fiscal Year 2008* foundation donors 

FOUNDATIONS AND 

TRUSTS 

$100,000 & Above 

Frances and Ada Forbes 

Charitable Remainder Trust 

The Ron & Sanne Higgins 

Family Foundation 

$25,000 - $99,999 

Avon Foundation 

Barbara Cox Anthony Foundation 

Garmar Foundation 

Lance Armstrong Foundation 

Ludwick Family Foundation 

Susan G. Komen for the Cure, 

Hawaii Affiliate 

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg 

Foundation 

Yeiko Higa Trust 

$10,000 - $24,999 

Frederick S. Lyman Trust 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Ada Forbes Trust 

Charles B. Wang Foundation 

Hemophilia Foundation 

of Southern California 

James and Fumiko Tamura Foundation 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Foodland Community Fund 

HMSA Foundation 

Hung Wo & Elizabeth Ching Foundation 

Jhamandas Watumull Trust 

Marian C. & Walter G. Chuck 

Foundation 

The Billy Foreman Fund 

The Hussey Foundation 

$250 - $999 

2003 Arellano Family RV LV Trust 

Lloyd/Moore Foundation 

Smiles for Life Foundation 

The Shimizu Foundation 

* July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008 

CORPORATIONS 

$100,000 & Above 

Clear Channel Radio 

Costco Wholesale 

Marriott Hawaii Properties 

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 

$25,000 - $99,999 

Ace Hardware 

Duracell 

Hawaii Cord Blood Bank 

Hawaii Credit Union League 

JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa 

at Ko Olina 

Marriott’s Maui Ocean Club 

Panda Restaurant Group 

Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort 

$10,000 - $24,999 

HFS Federal Credit Union 

Honolulu Star-Bulletin 

Kauai Community Federal Credit Union 

Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club 

Marriott’s Waiohai Beach Club 

Sister’s Offering Support 

The Kahala Hotel & Resort 

Waikoloa Beach Resort & Spa 

Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Big City Diner 

Marriott’s Ko‘ Olina Beach Club 

Maryl Group Inc 

MOA Hawaii Wellness Program 

Sam’s Club 

Thomas Deir Studios 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Ab & Associates Insurance 

Services, Inc. 

Ace Land Surveying, LLC 

Alexander & Baldwin 

American Heart Association, Inc. 

Araki-Regan & Associates, LLC 

Big Island Federal Credit Union 

China’s Surfing Production, Inc 

Dairy Queen 

Economy Plumbing & Sheet Metal Inc. 

Matsuzaki Family Fund 

Embryon, Inc.

Excelsior Lodge No. 1, I.O.O.F. 

Foodland Super Markets 

Get Away Today 

Go! Airlines 

HH Electric Inc. 

Hickam Federal Credit Union 

HMSA Employees’ Federal Credit Union 

Honolulu City & County Employees 

Federal Credit Union 

Honolulu Federal Credit Union 

International House of Pancakes 

Ka’u-Andrade Contracting Inc. 

Marriott’s Kauai Beach Club 

Office Pavilion 

Pearl City Medical Associates 

R. Baird & Co., Inc. 

RE/MAX 808 Realty 

RE/MAX Honolulu 

Sheraton Hawaii Federal Credit Union 

Superior Technology & Supplies 

Corporation 

Winer, Meheula & Devens, 

Attorneys at Law 

$500 - $999 

Alluvian Inc. 

Christian Bosse Fund 

Compadres Mexican Bar & Grill 

Cost Engineering of Hawaii, Inc. 

First American Title 

First Horizon Home Loans 

Fun Factory, Inc. 

Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel LLP 

Grass Skirt Productions LLC 

Ground Transport, Inc 

Healthcare Realty Trust Inc. 

IOF Foresters 

JAIMS 

Kahu Waiwai Sport Fishing 

M. Toguchi Body Shop, Inc. 

Marcus & Associates, Inc. 

McCabe Hamilton & Renny Co. 

Federal Credit Union 

Miss America Organization 

Nuuanu Baptist Church 

OTS Employees Federal Credit Union 

Outback Steakhouse 

Pepsi Bottling Group 

RE/MAX Kai Lani 

RIM Architects 

Servco Pacific Inc. Automotive Div. 

Sizzler Restaurants 

Southern Wine & Spirits of Hawaii 

Sunshine Art Hawaii 

The Maui News 

The Pacific Law Group a Law Corp. 

US Air Force 

USA Gymnastics 

Ward Court Development Company 

Zippy’s 

$250 - $499 

Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing Attorneys at Law 

Bo Peeps Sheep Skin Warehouse 

Community Planning and 

Engineering, Inc. 

CO-OP Financial Services 

Dorvin D. Leis Co. Inc. 

Emmanuel Episcopal Church 

First Hawaiian Bank 

First Insurance Federal Credit Union 

Golden Gecko Textbook Buyers, Inc. 

Hawaii National Bank 

Hawaiian Tel Employees Federal 

Credit Union 

Kleenco Corporation 

Lahaina Federal Credit Union 

Maui County Employees Federal 

Credit Union 

MedImmune Affairs, Inc. 

Orasi Design 

RE/MAX Maui 

Reinwald, O’Connor, Marrack, 

Hoskins & Playdon 

Rons Construction Corporation 

Silpada Designs 

St. Anthony’s Church 

Unity Church of Hawaii 

Waikiki Baptist Church 

INDIVIDUALS 

$50,000 & Above 

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Carr 

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T. Kaneshiro 

Dr. & Mrs. Glenn Kokame 

$25,000 - $49,999 

In Memory of Garfield King 

$10,000 - $24,999 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Arce 

Mr. Robert R. Bean 

Rodney B. Boychuk, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Crabb 

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kosasa 

Mr. Colbert M. Matsumoto 

Virginia Pressler, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sorenson 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Sally H. Banks 

Mr. Warren Chaiko 

Mr. Duncan MacNaughton 

Dr. and Mrs. John F. Morton 

Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Karen Nakamura 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Noa 

Anonymous 

Steve and Ros Robertson 

Patricia Sheehan 

Tony & Martha Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sted 

Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Vara, Jr. 

Ms. Ann H. Yonashiro 

Mr. Jason Del Mundo & Mrs. Jamie L. 

Yoshida 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Mrs. Georgina Beckley Allred 

Mr. John Arakaki 

Mr. Jeffrey G. Ashmore 

Melinda Ashton, MD 

Ms. Jen H. Chahanovich 

Mr. Charles R. Ching and 

Colleen Wong 

Ms. Dawn A. Ching 

Clint and Suzy Churchill 

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis 

Ms. Concetto DiLeo 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason K. Dias 

Peter and Sarah Dudgeon 

Mr. Marc Dumas 

Dr. Robert C. Durkin and 

Ms. Paraluman Stice-Durkin 

Anonymous 

Mr. Donald Forst 

Sarah Fryberger, MD 

Kay Fujimoto 

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Goldsmith 

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Hanamoto 

Dr. and Mrs. Russell N. Harada 

Ms. Corinne B. Hiu 

Ms. Elizabeth D. Hoban 

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hudson 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hunt 

Dr. Edwin T. Ichiriu 

Mr. Earl Inouye 

Mr. Donald Inouye 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Jensen 

Judge and Mrs. Alan Kay 

Ms. Christi Keliipio 

Mr. Bert A. Kobayashi, Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Kokame 

Douglas K. Kwock, MD 

Kenneth C. Lee, MD 

Ms. Gail Lerch 

Mr. Elliot H. Loden 

Mr. Terry L. Long 

Ms. Patricia M. Loui-Schmicker 

Mr. Jerry Lynch 

Mrs. John H. Magoon 

Dr. Keith T. Matsumoto 

Ms. Edith Miyahara 

Victor Mori, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Morita 

Mr. Ainoa Naniole 

Mr. Steven S. Oda 

Mr. David Okabe 

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Pietsch, Jr. 

Theodore Plaister, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Hilton R. Raethel 

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Renton 

Daniel Robie, MD 

Mr. Michael J. Robinson 

Laurie Seaver, MD 

Lisa Shigemura, MD 

The Honorable Yoshio Shigezawa 

Mr. James C. Shingle 

Ms. Anne M. Takabuki 

Mr. and Mrs. James Tam 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Tomei 

Sharon and Thurston Twigg-Smith 

Mrs. Elise Ueoka 

Mr. Carl C. Vetter and Mrs. Paula Chun 

Ms. Mitsue Waldrop 

John C. and Bubba Walker, Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Wilcox 

Mr. Robert W. Wo, Jr. 

Mr. Craig Neher and Mrs. Lynne 

Wooddell 

Kara Yamamoto, MD 

Ms. Pearl Yamanouchi 

$500 - $999 

Mr. and Mrs. Devin P. Alford 

Ms. Emi Anamizu 

Kenneth Ash, MD 

Drs. Charles Aung and Angela Wai 

Lora Bergert, MD 

Ms. Laura B. Bonilla 

Ms. Deborah A. Boyd 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomasene Brodhead 

Mr. William V. Burke 

Ms. Jeannine Camp 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Carson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ching Wo 

Ms. Paulette M. Comeault 

Ms. Jill K. Confair 

Ms. Vicky C. Doi 

Pamela and Fred Ferguson-Brey 

Mr. William Fujimoto 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Fujioka 

Dr. Nathan G. Fujita 

Mr. Clinton M. S. Goo 

Mark W. Grief, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. James Growney 

Ms. Gayle Y. Harimoto 

Hugh Hazenfield, MD 

Ms. Linda S. Higa 

Tim Bostock & Melanie Holt-Bostock 

Lynn Iwamoto, MD 

Dr. & Mrs. Donald A. Jones 

Skipper A. Jones 

Ms. Elissa I. Josephsohn 

Mr. Keith M. Kahoano 

Ms. Robyn K. Kalahiki 

Ms. Lynne Kaneshiro 

Ms. Jean K. Kawamura 

Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Kiehm 

Ms. Lureen K. Komoda 

Mrs. Tracey A. Krusinski 

Sheree Kuo, MD 

Darrell J. Lee, MD 

John Lee, MD 

Ms. Pamela Lichty 

Ms. Rochelle Lino 

Ms. Lorrie-Ann Y. Luke 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Masaki 

Mr. Satoru Matsunaga 

Ms. Maureen K. McDurmin 

Ms. Brigitte McKale 

Matt and Malia Megorden 

Ms. Faye A. Melcher 

Ms. Patricia Milburn 

Mrs. Karen Mizushima 

Mrs. Merle Morita 

Daniel Murai, MD 

Gordon W. T. Ng, MD 

Mr. Gordon T. Nihei 

Dr. Harold D. Nilsson 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nishigata 

Mrs. Susan Nonaka 

Mr. Richard T. Novak 

Michael J. O’Malley & Cheryl A. Robello 

Susan Page 

Shilpa Patel, MD 

Keala Peters 

Ms. Michele A. Pregill 

Camille and Phillip Rellinger 

Ms. Linda Richards 

Kenn Saruwatari, MD 

Mr. Robert Schmidt 

Mrs. JoAnn N. Segawa 

Ms. Carol E. Shelton 

James Sim, MD 

Ms. Susan M. Slavish 

Mr. and Mrs. David Stumbaugh 

Ronald Sutherland, MD 

Ms. Christine M. Swartz 

Ms. Alice Takehara 

Ms. Jennifer Tamayo 

Terri Tanaka, MD 

Mr. Tokushi Tanaka 

Mr. and Mrs. John Tsui 

Ms. Kristine C. Tsuji 

Mrs. Donna K. Tsutsumi-Ota 

Mrs. Julie T. Watumull 

Ms. Jaime M. Wheeler 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wiebe 

Mrs. Barbara S. Wilcox 

Ms. Margaret W. Wilson 

Mrs. Elizabeth E. Wong 

Loren Yamamoto, MD 


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$250 - $499 

Ms. Carol R. Abrigo 

Ms. Stacey L. Acma 

Mrs. and Mr. Lenore M. Adaniya 

Mr. Kauhi K. Ahana 

Mr. Steven C. Ai 

Ms. Gwen Akimoto 

Ms. Irene Albino 

Mr. David Allen 

Ms. Eve G. Anderson 

Walter D. Andrade 

Ms. Carol-Ann Y. H. Antoku 

Ms. Anna K. Arita 

Mr. Corey R. Au 

Mr. and Mrs. James T. H. Au 

Ms. Cheryl M. Bain 

Sundari Balaraman, MD 

Ms. Michele S. Basiliere 

Mrs. Miriam P. Beams and Mr. Byron 

R. Graper 

Ms. Donna Bebber 

Ms. Marian Benham 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Benjamin 

Ms. Rachel P. Block 

Mr. Michael J. Boddell, Sr. 

Mr. Stephen R. Bowman 

Mrs. Karen Cabral 

Mr. Joseph Caldarone 

Laurie and David Callies 

Ms. Debbie L. Cambra 

Mrs. Wynetta Carl-Matsuura 

Ms. Marilyn Carlsmith 

Mr. Robert Carrigan 

Maureen Chang, MD 

Ms. Pauline Y. Chikamori 

Mr. Paul Chinen 

Mrs. Meredith J. Ching 

Mr. Dan Chinn 

Mrs. Paula Chun and Mr. Carl C. Vetter 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Clarke 

Ms. Ramona L. Clemente 

Ms. Amy Collins 

Ms. Lori Conley 

Ms. Pamela Courtney 

Ms. Barbara R. Craft 

Ms. Linda Currivan 

Mrs. Jane C. Davis 

Ms. Rochelle R. Day 

* July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008 

Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Derauf, MD 

Ms. Mary-Ann Dorsey 

Paul Eakin, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Edmunds 

Ms. Rebecca Eidse 

Mr. Damon Enos 

Mr. Rosonito Espinosa 

Ms. Nola C. Faria 

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Feldner 

Pamela & Fred Ferguson-Brey 

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fong 

Susie & Richard Fried 

Ms. Elizabeth Fujimoto 

Ms. Louise K. Fukumoto 

Ms. Michelle Garcia 

Francisco Garcia, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Toshio K. Gima 

Ms. Priscilla B. Glander 

Darryl Glaser, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Glenn 

Mrs. Jean S. Goda 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grad 

Anthony Guerrero, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haas 

Ms. Deborah Hacker 

Mr. Lawrence T. Higa 

Ms. Debra C. Higa 

Ms. Heidi High 

Mr. Carl Hinson 

Mrs. Diana Hirano 

Toby & Judy Hirashima 

Mrs. Dayle N. Hirayama-Rios 

Ms. Ann Ho 

Mr. Christopher E. Hochuli 

Ms. Marian T. Holokai 

Mr. Charles P. Howland 

Ms. Arlene Hue 

Mr. Bruce Huegel 

Mr. Howell Husain 

Ms. Renee S. Iha 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ilaban, Sr. 

Mrs. Carmen Isabelo 

Ms. Janell A. Israel 

Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Israel 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Iwai 

Ms. Rhoda James 

Ms. Lori Jansen 

Mr. William K. Johns 

Mrs. Jeffrie L. Jones 

Mr. Suhardi Jusuf 

Mr. Glenn P. Kahana 

Ms. Patricia P. Kaleialoha 

Mrs. Marlene Kamakawiwoole 

Ms. Joan Kameoka 

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Kandel 

Ms. Christine Kanemaru 

Ms. Dew L. Kaneshiro 

Ms. Annie Kemp 

Ms. Susan A. Khan 

Mr. Rodney Kim 

Ms. Jane F. Kishida 

Mr. and Mrs. Elston S. Kitamori 

Mr. Clayton Kiyabu 

Mr. and Mrs. George Kodani 

Masayoshi & Emma Koshiro 

Ms. Cheryl-Ann Kozai 

Ms. Kathleen R. Kozak 

Ms. Cynthia M. Kozuki 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Kushimaejo 

Mel & Edy Kuwamoto 

Ms. Susan La Fountaine 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lally 

Ms. Bonnie Larson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lee 

Mr. Carey Lee 

Mrs. Valerie S. Leverenz 

Cathy & Steve Levinson 

Ms. Virginia D. Lloyd 

Ms. Shannon G. Lowrey 

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Magdaloyo 

Mr. Dennis G. Manuel 

Ms. Leilani Marino 

Mrs. Kadie Than Mark 

Ms. Adrienne L. Mark 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marks 

Mr. and Mrs. Isao Masunaga 

Ms. Elena T. Mathis 

Ms. Lori McCarney 

Ms. Lisa Menor 

Ms. Michelle Meredith 

Malcolm Michels, MD 

Mrs. Nina V. Miyata 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Morinaga 

Dr. Jana R. Morisada 

John and Willow Morton 

Mrs. Cecilia W. Muldoon 

Ms. Martha Lee Mullen 

Mr. Ivan Muraoka 

Mrs. Thalia Murphy 

Mr. Jim Murphy 

Mr. John Nagamine 

Mr. Michael K. Naito 

Mr. Edward T. Nakagawa 

Mrs. Jane M. Nakama 

Ms. Lois Nash 

Charles Neal, MD 

Deborah Nehmad, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Takao Niiya 

Ms. Judy L. Noh 

Ms. Patricia Oda 

Fredrick T. Oishi 

Ms. Kathleen O’Malley 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Neill 

Mrs. Grace Ordonio 

Ms. Elizabeth O’Rourke 

Mr. Robert N. Oshiro 

Ms. Sabrina Oyadomari 

Ms. Mary Oyadomari 

Ms. Ada Ozaki 

Ms. Kelle J. Payne 

Mr. Simone Perez 

Ms. Lorie A. Pias 

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Portner 

Ms. Lisa Pritchard 

Mr. Jonathan Reyes 

Ms. Jean E. Rolles 

Ms. Arlynn C. Sakamoto 

Ms. Charlyn M. Sales 

Mr. Fred E. Salmon, Jr. 

Ms. Rowena Sarinas 

Ms. Catherine A. M. Sataraka 

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sato 

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sawai 

Mr. Francis J. Schellemans 

Mrs. Debra Shimabuku 

Ms. Elaine Shirley 

Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Sia 

Mr. Chou H. Siu 

Mrs. and Mr. Nancy N. Smith 

Ms. Marilyn Soo 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Sosner 

Ms. Irene Stetkevich 

Mr. Ralph M. Suzuki 

Ms. Valerie J. Svendsen 

Ms. Midgie K. Taira 

Ms. Lynn Y. Takara 

Ms. Elsa C. Talavera 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tamanaha 

Ms. Karen R. Tashima 

Mr. Dean Tateyama 

Ms. Laura Thompson 

Ms. Marcia Titcomb 

Ms. Virginia Tiu 

Ms. Tracie Tjapkes 

Donn Tokairin, MD 

Mrs. Carol H. Tokunaga 

Mr. James T. Tsuji 

Ms. Christina Turner 

Mr. Damon Tulsa Uyeda 

Mrs. Nancy Vieira 

Mr. Chris Wachta 

Ms. Joy Wada 

Ms. Portia Wakuzawa 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wall 

Ms. Dodie Warren 

Ms. Ellen Y. Watanabe 

Mrs. Leinee Watase 

Mr. John M. White 

Ms. Karen K. Whiteted 

A. Jack Woods and Patricia A. Woods 

Ms. Carol J. Yakuma 

Mr. and Mrs. Sung In Yang 

Ms. Rene Yoshida 

In Memory of Gary Yoshioka 

Geri Q. Young, MD 

Mr. Erin M. Yuasa 

Ms. Jessie Zheng 

ENDOwmENTS 

Calvin C.J. Sia, MD Endowment 

Established in 2001 in honor of Dr. Cal 

Sia, pediatrician, educator, administrator 

and advocate for Hawaii’s keiki. The 

purpose of this fund is to promote 

optimal health and development of all 

children. 

Cecil Marshall Endowment 

Established in 2001 to support the 

mission of the Kapi‘olani Health 

Foundation. 

Chan Family Fund 

Established in 1999 to provide 

assistance to families of children 

with cancer. 

David & Doris Crowell 

Endowment 

Established in 2000 to provide medical 

care for economically disadvantaged 

children at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for 

Women & Children. 

Flanders Endowment Fund 

Established by Muriel Macfarlane 

Flanders in memory of her two 

grandmothers, Emelie Hedemann 

Macfarlane and Abigail Kuaihelani 

Campbell. 

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg 

Foundation Endowment 

Established to provide ongoing support 

to Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women 

& Children’s Emergency Room and 

Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). 

Marjorie Booth Stephens Fund 

Established to provide medical care to 

all who need it, regardless of their ability 

to pay. 

Maude Nishimoto Scholarship 

Fund 

Established to provide scholarships for 

continuing medical education. 

Richard Davi Scholarship Fund 

Established to provide scholarships for 

continuing medical education. 

The William Saunders 

Endowment 

Established in honor of Cecil A. 

Saunders, MD, a pediatrician who 

established baby clinics in the 1920s, 

this fund supports pediatric programs 

at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women 

& Children.


TRUSTS 

The Sharon Cheng-Kempton 

Endowment Fund 

Florence Y. & Samuro Ichinose 

Foundation 

Singer Foundation 

CORPORATIONS 

Associated Steel Workers Ltd. 

Envision Imaging 

First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd. 

Foodland Super Market, Limited 

Hawaii Anesthesia Group, Inc. 

Japan America Institute of Management 

Science (JAIMS) 

Jhamandas Watumull Fund 

JJC Hawaii, LLC 

Morris Scanlan Service Inc. 

Society of Nuclear Medicine 

Sterling Investors Life Insurance 

Company 

Te Chih Sheh Alumnae 

INDIVIDUALS 

$100,000 & Above 

Ms. Chia-Ling Chang 

$25,000 - $99,999 

Mrs. Mary R. King, in Memory of 

Garfield King 

Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Louie 

$10,000 - $24,999 

Kenneth B. Robbins, MD 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gladstone 

Angelica T. and Richard F. Kahle, Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kistner 

Dr. and Mrs. Isao Masunaga 

Ms. Jo-Anne West-Lewis, In Memory of 

Dr. Rodney T. West 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Dr. and Mrs. Cedric K. Akau 

Donald and Jean Aten 

Mr. Cheon P. Chee 

Mr. Charles R. Ching 

Mr. Donald Forst 

Mr. Gary O. Galiher 

Mrs. Jane S. Gilkey 

Mrs. Genny A. Goto 

Ms. Kim Hadden 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Hamane 

Mrs. Margaret L. Harnish 

Ms. B. Jeannie Hedberg 

M. Lou Hefley, MD Endowment in 

Memory of Donald C. McGrath 

Ronald Hino, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Ikeda 

Ms. Jeanette Ishikawa, in Memory of 

Tsuyako Nonaka 

Donald A. Jones, MD and Jacqueline 

G. Jones 

Mrs. Jeffrie L. Jones 

Michael and Lorraine Kennett 

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm T. Koga 

Mr. and Mrs. Akemi Kurokawa 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Kusano 

Kenneth C.M. Lee, MD and 

Karen C. Lee 

Donald H. Lui, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCormick 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. H. Moon 

Ronald D. Moore, MD 

Mr. James Palmer 

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Pietsch, Jr. 

Dr. Jennifer Ping 

Virginia Pressler, MD, MBA 

Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Raethel 

Arthur and June Reinwald 


Mr. and Mrs. Morris I. Scanlan 

Dr. Lisa A. Shigemura 

Felix Song, MD, in Memory of 

Ae Re Choi 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sted 

Ms. Carrie-Ann Tsutsui 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Vara, Jr. 

Allen and Nobuko Zecha 

$500 - $999 

Mr. James R. Bolan 

Thomas Brazier 

Ms. Gloria Brooks 

Mr. Samuel R. Caldwell 

Ms. Jenny M. C. Chen 

Mr. Emanuel Coltatu 

Mr. Richard Decoite 

S. K. Djou 

Mrs. Lola S.L. Fong 

Russell Fujioka, MD 

Mr. Joseph H. Goldcamp, III 

Jay L. Grekin, MD 

John S. Guo, MD 

Ms. Linda S. Higa 

Ms. Barbara Horton 

Mr. Keith M. Kahoano 

Mr. Alexander C. Kinzler 

George T. Kodani 

Mr. Gregg C. Kosanke 

Mr. and Mrs. Takuzo Kusaka 

Siuling Kwan, MD 

Edwina Lee 

William B. Lee, MD 

Ms. Gail Lerch 

Mr. and Mrs. John Marihart 

Mrs. Diane M. Matsuoka 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Matsuzaki 

John V. Mickey, MD 

Mr. Keith Miyashiro 

Mr. Richard S. Morris 

Mrs. Amy M. Mottaz 

Ms. Judy Nakano 

Eleanor C. Nordyke 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Obrecht 

Mr. Makoto Ota 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Powers 

Jerry E. Prentiss, MD 

Monica Price, MD 

Enid-Lynn Rayner, MD 

Mr. Michael Robinson 

Ms. Kristi L. Sakai 

Ms. Katie Shigemitsu 

Mr. James C. Shingle 

Mr. Francis Sogi 

Mr. David Stumbaugh 

Terri T. Tanaka, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. B. Tong 

Mr. and Mrs. Keiji Tsuhako 

William T. Tsushima, MD 

Joseph R. Vierra, MD 

Virginia Walker 

Mr. and Mrs. Swain L. Wilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Yamada 

Mrs. Alice K. Yoneshige 

$250 - $499 

Ms. Thelma I. Akau 

Mr. Devin P. Alford 

Ms. Ann E. Bolan 

Mrs. Deborah Bonser 

Ms. Deborah Boyd 

Mrs. Virginia Lowrey Brown 

Mr. William Burke 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Frisbee Campbell 

Spencer K. Y. Chang, MD 

Mr. Barnabas A. Chang 

Ms. Elisa L. Chong, PA-C 

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Churchill 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiBenedetto 

Mr. Robert D. Farmer 

Jenifer C. Fong, MD 

Mr. George F. L. Fong 

Mrs. Elizabeth Fujimoto 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenji Fukumitsu 

Ms. Donna J. Gabriel 

Mrs. Michelle Garcia 

Ms. Linda Giers 

Mrs. Helen S. Gillespie, in Honor of 

Pam Takamiyashiro 

Ms. Tracey L. Hewitt 

Mr. Calvin Y. Higuchi 

Ms. Karen K. Higuchi 

Mr. Earl K. Inouye 

Glenn T. Ishikawa, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Y. Ishima 

Tadami and Nobue Izutsu 

Oscar and Testuko Jasper 

Ms. Sally Kamai, RN 

Karen K. Kamimura 

Mr. Wayne M. Katayama 

Ms. Doris Kawano 

Ellen K. Kaye and Michael D. Kaye, MD 

Ms. Gina R. Kellner 

Mr. Lance Kushimi 

Ms. Nancy Lee 

Ms. Lonna Maile 

Mr. Gilbert Masaki 

Mr. and Mrs. Manfred M. Masuda 

Mr. Jay Murobayashi 

Cass Nakasone, MD 

Ms. Susan Nonaka 

Takeo Ogawa, MD 

Sada Okumura, MD 

Mr. and Mrs. Asher K. Ota 

Mr. Charles C. R. Park 

Deborah A. Putnam, MD 

Mrs. Elizabeth Rulfo 

Ms. Kristi L. Sakai 

Mrs. Marion K. Sato 

Mr. Alvin H. Sato, Sr. 

Ms. Diana Schuman 

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tautolo 

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Tsui 

Lynn B. Yanagihara, MD 

Mr. Eric K. Yee 

Ms. Linda Yeomans 

Ms. Cora S. Yokoo 

ENDOwmENTS 

Albert S. Hartwell, MD Memorial 

Fund 

Established to support cardiology 

research and education. 

Amedee A. Chanteloup 


Established by Amedee A. Chanteloup, 

in honor of David J.G. Fergusson, MD, 

to support the hospital’s area of greatest 

need. 

Berni Francis Schiller 

Endowment 

Established in 2001 in support of the 


Burn Endowment 

Established to support burn research 

and education in memory of Hawaii’s 

firemen who died serving their 

community. 

Chia-Ling Chang Endowment 

Established in the name of Chia-Ling 

Chang for continued education of the 

Straub Burn Unit physicians, nurses 

and staff. 

David T. Pietsch, Sr. Endowment 

Established to support vascular research 

and oncology programs. 

Garfield King Memorial 

Endowment 

Established in 1990 in memory of 

Garfield King to support vascular 

research and education. 

Guy Champion and John C. 

Milnor Fund 

Established by Hazel Milnor in memory 

of Drs. Guy Champion and John Milnor 

to support an annual community service 

award to a healthcare professional, as 

well as the Summer Student Research 

Program. 

Henry A. Walker, Jr. Endowment 

Established by Henry and Nancy Walker 

to support Straub’s operations. Nancy 

Walker continues to annually support the 


J. Walker Endowment 

This unrestricted endowment supports 

Straub’s operations. 

L. Clagett Beck Memorial Fund 

Established in memory of Straub 

physician Dr. L. Clagett Beck to support 

projects in tropical medicine and 

oncology. 

M. Lou Hefley, MD Endowment 

Established in 1999 in memory of 

Donald C. McGrath and in support of 

research and education programs in 

geriatrics. 

Orthopedics Endowment 

Established by the Estate of Theodora 

B. Betz to fund orthopedic medical 

research and education projects. 

Parrent Endowment 

Established to support Straub’s 

operations. 

Pietsch Family Trust Endowment 

Established in 2001 in support of the 


Sharon Cheng-Kempton 


Established by Sharon Cheng-Kempton 

to provide additional financial support 

to assist young doctors in residency 

programs. 


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TRUSTS 

$25,000 & Above 

Antone & Edene Vidinha 

Charitable Trust 

Avon Foundation Breast Care Fund 

G.N. Wilcox Trust 

S.W. Wilcox Trust 

$10,000 - $24,999 

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer 

Foundation, Inc. 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Alexander & Baldwin Foundation 

Bank of Hawaii Charitable Foundation 

Breast Cancer Relief Foundation 

Elsie H. Wilcox Foundation 

Hawaii Hotel Industry Foundation 

Mabel I. Wilcox Foundation Trust 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Roy E. Crummer Foundation 

CORPORATIONS 

$100,000 & Above 

Wilcox Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 

$10,000 - $99,999 

Kauai Community Federal Credit Union 

Kukui’ula Development Company 

(Hawaii), LLC 

Hawaii Pacific X-Ray Corp. 

The Michele Hughes Company - 

Secret Beach Properties, LLC 

PAHIO Development, Inc. 

$5,000 - $9,999 

King Auto Center 

Kuhio Motors, Inc. 

Ventura Development Corporation 

$1,000 - $4,999 

American Savings Bank 

Clinical Laboratories of Hawaii, LLP 

Darrellyn L. Lemke Insurance 

* July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008 

ECG Management Consultants, Inc. 

Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

First Hawaiian Bank 

The Garden Island Newspaper 

Hale Kauai, Ltd. 

Koa Trading Company, Inc. 

Overboard Clothing Stores 

Shioi Construction, Inc. 

Shooters 

Takenaka Kauai Healthcare Fund - 

Kawailoa Development 

Tsunami Marketing 

$250 - $999 

A & B Properties, Inc. 

Goodfellow Brothers, Inc. 

Steris Corporation 

McKesson Drug Company 

INDIVIDUALS 

$10,000 & Above 

Mr. and Mrs. Mal D. Dohrman 

Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook Goodale 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Ms. Kathy Clark 

Dr. John T. Funai 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Goodale 

Dr. Albert H. Halff 

Dr. Christopher A. Jordan and 

Dr. Elaine Y. Kubota 

Mr. Richard Sasan 

$1,000 - $4,999 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Blankley Jr. 

Ms. Sharon L. Contrades 

Dr. John J. Culliney 

Dr. and Mrs. W. Montague Downs 

Ms. Marty Ellis 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald 

Mr. Tom R. Gillespie 

Mr. and Mrs. John Glancy 

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Grollman 

Mr. Louis Hirschmann 

Mark and Barbara Hubbard 

Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hunt 

Dr. Peter M. Kim 

Mr. Thomas D. King, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. King 

Mr. and Mrs. Les M. Knudsen 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kirchner 

Mr. Patrick Michaelsen 

Mr. Kirk Nakamoto 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Nakea, III 

Anonymous 

Mr. David T. Pietsch Jr. 

Dr. Virginia Pressler 

Mrs. Herbert T. Randall 

Ms. Theresa L. Ramey 

Mr. Michael Robinson 

Dr. Dave Rovinsky and Dr. Amy Hutson 

Ms. Linda M. Rozelle 

Dr. Erik J. Schumacher 

Mr. and Mrs. Takato Sokei 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sted 

Dr. Robert J. Teichman and 

Dr. Geri Young 

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon, Jr. 

Mr. Raymond Vara Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Mel C. Ventura 

Dr. and Mrs. Coolidge S. Wakai 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Wakumoto 

Stacey and Lorena Wong 

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Williamson 

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yamane 

$500 - $999 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Akita 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Ramos 

Ms. Kristiina Chapman 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chihara 

Dr. and Mrs. Arnulfo B. Diaz 

Dr. Douglas A. Duvauchelle 

Dr. Christopher Elliott 

Mrs. Jaeda R. Elvenia 

Ms. Janet Farineau 

Ms. Violeta Fiesta 

Mrs. Tatsuko Fujimoto 

Chipper and Haleakahauoli Wichman 

Mr. and Mrs. Hiett Ward 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Y. Ishida 

Dr. and Mrs. Allen C. Johnson 

Ms. Mary S. Jenks 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kamm 

Ms. Loren Kayfetz 

Mr. Kent K. Kikuchi 

Ms. Lisa Ledesma 

Mrs. Linda S. Leavitt 

Dr. Evan W. Lee 

Ms. Lynn P. McCrory 

Clyde and Kathy Miller 

Father & Mrs. Malcolm H. Miner 

Dr. and Mrs. James McGreevy 

Ms. Brenda Morrison 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Murakoshi 

Ms. Mary J. Purvis 

Mr. Hilton Raethel 

Mrs. Marion K. Redfield 

Dr. Joseph J. Rovinsky 

Dr. Dennis R. Scheppers 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil C. Scott 

Dr. and Mrs. Henry N. Shibata 

Ms. Kathleen F. Soogrim 

Ms. Marceah Stephenson-Samuel 

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tabata 

Ms. Gwendolyn K. Tsukayama 

Ms. Kari A. Yokota 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yukimura 

$250 - $499 

Ms. Julie A. Akita 

Mr. Devin Alford 

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Baptiste 

Ms. Mary Lou Barela 

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Earl Black 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bernard 

Dr. William Bodenstab 

Ms. Deborah Boyd 

Mr. William Burke 

Milton and Peggy Cha 

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Churchill 

Ms. Connie Clausen 

Ms. Rene P. Cottingham 

Mr. Jeffrey A. Davidson 

Dr. Niraj Desai 

Ms. Elizabeth Dorn 

Dr. Summer G. Douban 

Ms. Mary Dunlap 

Mrs. June Futenma 

Mrs. Rosy Q. Gaoiran 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Guerber 

Mr. John C. Harlacher 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heyn 

Ms. Fely Y. Ibanez 

Mr. Earl Inouye 

Casper Johnshoy 

Ms. Lynne Johnson-Joseph 

Mr. and Mrs. Hubertus Kempf 

Mr. Ralph E. Kitashima 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kitabayashi 

Ms. Robin Lotu 

Dr. Mark D. Magelssen 

Dr. and Mrs. Thatcher Magoun 

Ms. Susan M. McLaughlin 

Ms. Victoria S. Medeiros 

Ms. Valarie G. Medina 

Mrs. Betty Moore 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrow 

Ms. Corrine L. Murata 

Mrs. Barbara J. Nakamura 

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Navratil 

Dr. H. Roger Netzer 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nickles 

Mr. Tadao Nishio 

Ms. Melissa Nitta 

Mrs. Susan Nonaka 

Mr. Scott Oakley 

Mr. and Mrs. Suemi Okubo 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peeren 

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Perzik 

Ms. Tracy L. Pflueger 

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pratt 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Richardson III 

Mr. Takeo Sakamoto 

Dr. Kenn Saruwatari 

Ms. Karen Schade 

Ms. Lorraine Sterk 

Ms. Elizabeth Stewart 

Mrs. Madeline Tangonan-Kahananui 

Mrs. Mary Beth E. Terheggen 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thrift 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tiffany 

Ms. Theresa Tobin 

Ms. Claire Tong 

Ms. Serene T. Towner 

Dr. Tony Trpkovski 

Ms. Carmen Yasif 

Mr. James A. Warrack 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wells 

Ms. Susannah Woolway 

Dr. Robert D. Wotring 

Dr. and Mrs. Eric K. S. Yee 

ENDOwmENTS 

Dawson Fund 

Hutton Endowment 

Henlein Endowment 

Isenberg Endowment 

Wilcox Special Projects 

Endowment

H a w a i i Pa c i f i c He a l t H 

V o l u n t e e r le a d e r s H i P 

KAPI‘OLANI HEALTH 

FOUNDATION 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Lynn Araki-Regan 

Jeffrey G. Arce 

Meredith Ching 

Kimberly W. Dey 

Sara Dudgeon 

Robert T. Fujioka 

Clinton M. S. Goo 

Michelle Ho 

David Hudson 

Gregg T. Kokame, MD 

Thomas Kosasa, MD 

Patricia M. Loui 

Lori McCarney 

Michael J. O’Malley – Chairman 

Barbara P. Mathews, MS, APRN, CNNA 

Fred M. Noa 

Alana Kobayashi Pakkala 

Keahi D. Pelayo 

Virginia Pressler, MD 

Abelina Madrid Shaw 

Patsy Sheehan 

Heidi Snow 

Chuck Sted 

Anne Takabuki 

John C. Walker, Jr. 

Robert “Bub” Wo 

Gregory K. Yim, MD 

Mrs. Barry Zlatoper 

STRAUB FOUNDATION 


David Gray 

M. Lou Hefley, MD 

David Pietsch – Chairman 

Kenneth Robbins, MD 

Chuck Sted 

Ray Vara 

WILCOX HEALTH 

FOUNDATION 


Ted Chihara 

Kathy Clark – Ex-Officio 

Josephine Duvauchelle 

Richard Goodale, MD – Chairman 

Michele Hughes 

Alan King – Vice Chairman 

Betty Moore 

Mike Murakoshi 

Christiane Nakea-Tresler 

Kirk Nakamoto 

Karen Ratliff, MD 

Chuck Sted 

Stacey Wong 

HAWAII PACIFIC HEALTH 


Clinton Churchill 

Pamela Dohrman 

Faye Watanabe Kurren 

Colbert Matsumoto 

Kenneth Nakamura, MD 

David Pietsch - Chairman 


Dennis Scheppers, MD 

Robert Schulz, MD 

Calvin Sia, MD – Director Emeritus 

Chuck Sted 

John Tsui – Director Emeritus 

Melvin Ventura 

Donald Wilcox, MD 

Mark Wong 

Geri Young, MD 

We welcome your questions and corrections related to this report. 

Donor lists include donations of $250 or more made between July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008. Names are listed 

according to donor preference and every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. Please notify 

The Foundations of Hawaii Pacific Health of any corrections or omissions by emailing 

foundations@hawaiipacifichealth.org or by calling (808) 535-7100, or 1-800-548-0079. 

Connecting with the foundations 

55 Merchant Street, Suite 2600, Honolulu, HI 96813 

(808) 535-7100 

www.kapiolani.org 

888 South King Street, M/S 67, Honolulu, HI 96813 

(808) 522-4853 

www.straubhealth.org 

3-3420 Kuhio Highway, Lihue, HI 96766 

(808) 245-1100 

www.wilcoxhealth.org 

Michael J. Robinson 

Executive Director, 

Philanthropy 


michaelr@kapiolani.org 

Stacey Acma 

Director of Annual Giving 


sacma@kapiolani.org 

Jeff Pederson 

Director of Planned Giving 


jeff.pederson@kapiolani.org 

Keala Peters 

Director of Communications 


keala.peters@kapiolani.org 

Kim Gennaula 

Director of Philanthropy 


kim.gennaula@kapiolani.org 

Lynne Wooddell 



lynne.wooddell@kapiolani.org 

Kim Vierra 

Associate Director of 

Philanthropy 


kimberly.vierra@kapiolani.org 

Nina Mullally 



nina.mullally@straub.net 

Lani Yukimura 



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