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For sale: Two large Gloster Bristol Collection luxury teak outdoor tables for sale. Each table comes with four matching teak armchairs and cushions. One table has a custom fabricated thick glass top, the other does not. Both can accommodate umbrellas in the center but neither currently has an umbrella. If an umbrella is not used, there is a wooden plug for each table’s center. The tables are identical with the following dimensions: We are asking $500.00 for a table and four chairs or $950.00 for both tables and all eight chairs and the glass top or best offer. The proceeds of the purchase will go to the Ohana Foundation. If interested, please contact, Masa Matsumoto at: 808-785-5410 or mmatsumoto@iokua.co. Bill McDowell’s done it again!
The Hualalai Ohana Foundation’s Rounders Classic was a huge success. Everyone had fun while raising funds to help the wonderful employees on the Hualalai campus.
Bill McDowell captured two outstanding board members of the Ohana Foundation that make everything work so well.
Ke’olu’s olive oil tasting and dinner was a huge success. Maria Paola Gabusi, an internationally recognized extra virgin olive oil expert, was so informative (as well as charming). I learned so much about olive oil that it will change my life. (a snippet of info: keep olive oil in a dark, cool place to increase its longevity. Also, don’t buy large sizes of olive oil. ) We sampled six different extra virgin olive oils, becoming semi-experts, ourselves. (Well, at least we learned how to sample them.) Then we savored the five-course inventive meal Chef Michael expertly prepared and served. The whole evening was one of elegance and flair. Congratulations to Heidi Svendsen, Events Coordinator, Shelbie Sanoria and the whole Ke’olu staff.
Tired of stumbling to your golf cart in the dark? Or if you already have, need some ointment and bandaids handy? Join in the fun of the Hualalai Rounders Classic on Monday and you’ll find plenty of useful items in your swag bag. Not only can you contribute to the Ohana Foundation to help employees of the entire Hualalai campus to a better life, but you can enjoy a day of sports and camaraderie.
Having trouble locating HAND SANITIZERs? Come join the Hualalai Rounders Classic this Monday, March 9. Swag bags include hand sanitizer and other useful stuff!
At Hualalai, we are so fortunate to experience incredible sunsets, evening after evening. This pink sunset was a tribute to Tom Callero, who was killed in an auto accident four years ago. Tom was a beloved Beach Tree bartender.
Also, Bill McDowell has captured some incredible sunset shots for us. Each punctuates our thanks for Mike Sack’s successful kidney transplant surgery.
Members were treated to a special experience when Moses Goods presented a program of Hawaiian legends and stories. We also enjoyed pupus and wine.
Hualalai Rounders Classic March 9 : Tickets Going Fast! Sign up to participate in this fun event and contributeto the Ohana Foundation!
This fabulous rainbow shot was taken by Becky Holman. Unfortunately to see it properly, you’ll have to tilt your head to the left. I’ve tried to straighten it in several different ways, but it always ends up on its side in the blog. HELP!!!
A bird’s eye view from Bill McDowell of the top of Mauna Kea when it was covered in snow. The celebration of Valentine’s Day at Ke’olu was sweet. From the long stem red rose each woman was presented to the lovingly covered strawberries at the end, the evening was a Hawaiian dream. While the sun set and Maui became more defined, Ka’ulu blessed us all with her hula.
The Big Island of Hawaii offers so much to see and do! We just took a day trip to the Botanical Gardens in Hilo, enjoying the scenic ride and visiting the Akaka Falls. And the Botanical Gardens? A tropical delight founded by Dan and Pauline Lutkenhouse in 1978 and opened in 1984.
photo by Bill McDowell
photo by C. Muscatel
photo by CMuscatel
photo by Chantal Prunier
Hualalai sunset photos from February 5, 2020.
photo by Bill McDowell
photo by Chantal Prunier Come celebrate the Day of Love at Ke’olu.
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