Mahalo ‘Ohana! On December 2nd, 2017 we celebrated our community and started to spread our HĀ throughout Nānākuli! The HĀ Community Day was a special day to share the Mo‘olelo Nānākuli in the Legacy Wall Mural! Together, we transferred our mana through each of our hands in the "Mana Lima" process with artist, Prime.
• Mahalo Pastor Allen Cardines, Kahu Poki‘i Magallenes, Kumu Kirkland, and Kumu Troxell for blessing our HĀ Community Day - Celebration for Nānākuli with oli.
• Mahalo Mr. Pilialoha and Mrs. Luna for your support and vision for our campus and community.
• Mahalo to Prime and your team for sharing your mana‘o and artistry with our community and Legacy Wall Mural.
• Mahalo Aunty Puanani Burgess for sharing your stories to help spread Aloha and healing in our beloved community.
• Mahalo Mrs. Luna, Mrs. Troxell, and helpful staff for your early hours preparing and providing lunch for everyone.
• Mahalo to Tina and Sheri from Pals and Places for all you do for our school and this HĀ Community Day.
• Much Mahalo to Miss Noa and the student council for your helping hands.
• Kili and Kanani, you did a great job public speaking and sharing the purpose of HĀ in our community, mahalo for your student leadership!
• Mahalo nui to all ‘ohana, keiki, kupuna, staff, and administrators for making our HĀ Community Day so meaningful.
• Mahalo to the high school art class for painting the HĀ-BREATH mini murals, they were awesome and breathtaking.
• Mahalo to my wife for your helpful hands and my daughter for taking pictures and making this cool video.
• I hope I didn't miss anyone... "‘ohana means family and family means no one gets left behind" - Lilo and Stitch
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