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After all, we had come to rely on Annie s clear, professional and always memorable coverage of local sports over the past 34 years especially Wahine volleyball, basketball and tennis, and, of course,

When she arrived in Hawaii in 1980, Annie had no idea of what was in store for her, much less that her legacy would place her in the company of such revered golf writers as Bill Gee, Monte Ito and

All Annie knew at the time was that she had sent out a bunch of job applications all over the country as she approached graduation from San Francisco State University with a dual major of P.E.

So, she gathered up her diploma in June, packed her bags, and arrived in the islands in July. Monte didn t like covering women s golf, just the men s, Annie explains.

Ironically, in spite of her athletic background, she had never played golf.

I played softball, so I knew I could hit the ball, Annie observes. My expectations weren t that high to begin with, so my baseball swing was good enough to get by.

Hawaiian) Open, JAL Open, and, of course, the Pearl Open, where Annie played in the pro-am each year and interviewed all of the players.

1 Through the Green DAVID S. ISHII FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER ISSUE NO. April 20 wwww/davidsishiifoundation.org Aloha Annie! can t believe she s retiring already! mused David Ishii, I echoing the reaction of legions of sports fans throughout Hawaii when they learned of Ann Miller s retirement from the Honolulu Star-Advertiser at the end of January. After all, we had come to rely on Annie s clear, professional and always memorable coverage of local sports over the past 34 years especially Wahine volleyball, basketball and tennis, and, of course, golf. Annie s writing always has a real human touch, David observes. When she arrived in Hawaii in 1980, Annie had no idea of what was in store for her, much less that her legacy would place her in the company of such revered golf writers as Bill Gee, Monte Ito and Bill Kwon. All Annie knew at the time was that she had sent out a bunch of job applications all over the country as she approached graduation from San Francisco State University with a dual major of P.E. and journalism. Then, while preparing for final exams, she received an offer from the Honolulu Advertiser for $475 a week. It sounded real good at the time, Annie recalls with a shrug and a smile. So, she gathered up her diploma in June, packed her bags, and arrived in the islands in July. Monte didn t like covering women s golf, just the men s, Annie explains. So, when I got here, I was given women s golf and covered the men when Monte couldn t. Annie had played a variety of sports growing up, focusing on softball in college. Ironically, in spite of her athletic background, she had never played golf. You can t write about it if you don t play it, Monte admonished her, so Annie took up the game (including some lessons from the legendary Jackie Pung). I played softball, so I knew I could hit the ball, Annie observes. My expectations weren t that high to begin with, so my baseball swing was good enough to get by. David was playing full-time in Japan when Annie started covering golf, so the two only got to know each other during David s limited Hawaii schedule at such tournaments as Kapalua, Sony (formerly Hawaiian) Open, JAL Open, and, of course, the Pearl Open, where Annie played in the pro-am each year and interviewed all of the players. And, as she often walked the course, she befriended Lorraine Ishii as they both followed David s progress from round to round. He s kind of a quiet guy likeable and easy to be around, Annie says of David. Usually, you think of likeable people as being somewhat gregarious, but he s pretty quiet. Not surprisingly, when it came time to establish the foundation, one of the first persons David and Lorraine talked to was Annie, who became an original board member and only female on the board besides Lorraine. She s such a good friend, Lorraine notes. Her love of the game, magic with words, and dedication to kids is perfect for our foundation and can she hit the ball! Happiness is hitting my drive farther than Annie s! Fortunately, for all of us who admire Annie s writing as well as her One of Annie s mementoes, this keychain commemorates David s 1986 victory at the prestigious Chunichi Crowns tournament with his winning score of David, Lorraine and Willow wish Annie well on her recent retirement. swing, she continues to cover golf for the Star Advertiser, including features for the paper s weekly Golf Page every Thursday. In her retirement, she is also working with UH Press and Dave Shoji on a book about the legendary Wahine volleyball coach. Continued on page 6

Page 2 Through the Green (April 20) David S. Ishii Foundation P.O. Box 2927 Aiea, Hawaii 96701 www.davidsishiifoundation.org David S.

Ikawa Lorraine Ishii Ann Miller Neal Okamoto Elton Tanaka Tracy Tanji Wendell Tom Allan Yamamoto Honorary Director GEN Eric K.

2 Page 2 Through the Green (April 20) David S. Ishii Foundation P.O. Box 2927 Aiea, Hawaii David S. Ishii Foundation Officers David Ishii: President Lorraine Ishii: Vice President Fay Nagata: Treasurer Board of Directors David Ishii: Chair Warren Haruki: Vice Chair Jay Hinazumi Arnold Hiura Allan Ikawa Lorraine Ishii Ann Miller Neal Okamoto Elton Tanaka Tracy Tanji Wendell Tom Allan Yamamoto Honorary Director GEN Eric K. Shinseki Tournament Directors: Del-Marc Fujita Jay Hinazumi Wendell Tom Tournament Advisor: David Ishii Tournament Committee Dayton Asato, Marilyn Chinen, Misty Gier, Martha Hernandez, Arnold Hiura, Eloise Hiura, Colan Ishii, Lorraine Ishii, Danny Lau, Chris McLachlin, Ann Miller, Fay Nagata, Neal Okamoto, Steve Shishido, Keith Teranishi, Allan Yamamoto, Guy Yamamoto, Pauline Yanagisawa, Rudy Yanagisawa, Chad Yawata Yasuko Asada Memorial College Scholarship Committee Dayton Asato: Chair Pat Ariki Jay Hinazumi Gail Tamashiro Bert Yamamoto Pauline Yanagisawa U.S. Boys Junior Amateur Travel Stipend Committee Guy Yamamoto: Chair William Sato Clark Miyazaki John Ishii Steven Shishido Newsletter & Website MBFT Media, Newsletter Obun Hawaii Group, Printing Martha Hernandez, Website Graphics Upspring Media, Website Design Tournament Directors Give Back to the Game When Elton Tanaka stepped down as chair of the golf tournament after more than a dozen years at its helm, it left a big hole in the Foundation s operations. It was then that David turned to three prominent figures in the local golf industry Jay Hinazumi, Wendell Tom and Del Marc Fujita to serve as tournament co-chairs. Jay is President of Golf Concepts, Inc. (Hawaii representative of Nike Golf, EZ-Go golf carts, Golf Pride grips) and also serves as President of the Hawaii State Golf Association. Wendell owns Golf Center Hawaii, Inc. (Hawaii representative of TaylorMade-Adidas Golf and other products), and Del Marc heads Del-Marc Fujita Enterprises, LLC (Hawaii representative of Bridgestone Golf, Ogio, U.S. Kids Golf, ProActive Sports, Clicgear). Besides being representatives of major golf product lines, the three also hold other traits in common. All are good friends of David, and each enjoyed successful amateur golf careers extending from Junior Golf to college: Jay at UH-Manoa, Wendell and Del Marc at USC, L-R: Del Marc Fujita, Wendell Tom, Jay Hinazumi and David at last but decided to forgo pro year s tournament. careers. Each had a father who played a prominent role in their golfing careers, starting with David (Chica Ishii), Jay (Shigeru Hinazumi), Wendell (Bob Tom), and Del Marc (Art Fujita). All four men have given back to the game of golf much as their fathers had done for them. Of the four, David, Wendell and Jay are contemporaries, while Del Marc is younger. His father, Art, was a good amateur golfer from Kauai who is enshrined in the Hawaii Golf Hall of Fame. When I was young, I played some tournaments with him, David says. Art is a smart, well-mannered gentleman sort of the opposite of Del Marc! The four have fun at their tournament planning meetings, David reports. We follow what Elton started and share ideas as to whether anything needs to be changed from previous years. The key is always getting the prizes, set-up, sponsors and filling entries if anyone drops out. Thanks to Elton, our main challenge is to maintain what s there and decide on how to tweak it here and there in order to keep it fresh and enjoyable for the participants. Mission of the David S. Ishii Foundation A non-profit corporation whose primary mission is to promote and advance the game of golf, and to educate the public as to its benefits to society. A Word About Our Newsletter Through the Green is the official newsletter of the David S. Ishii Foundation. The USGA defines the phrase through the green as the entire golf course, except for tees, greens and designated hazards. In tournament play, the phrase is used to mean that everything else is in play. Through the Green is the Foundation s way of saying to Hawaii s young golfers: pursue your goals, play it as it lies, and strive to be the best you can along the way...

Mahalo! 2013 Tournament Sponsors Platinum Yoshie Yoshikawa Gold Fujitsu NetworkCommunications, Inc.

First Hawaiian Bank Wells Fargo Advisors Tanji Family Bronze Aisen Shiatsu School Allstate Kahala Ameron

Inc Endodontic Associates LLC Fetal Diagnostic Institute of the Pacific Flora Dec Sales Fujitsu

HHSAA Hawaii Marketing Associates Hawaii Pizza Hut Hawaiian Sun Products / Brian Tsuruda Hawaii State

Kaanapali Golf Courses Kauai Producers, Ltd. Newtown Veterinary Clinic, Inc. Leslie M. Omoto, D.D.S.

2013 Tournament Volunteers Peggy Anderson Sue Asao George Canavaro Kai Canavaro Laine Cantiberos Celso

Glenn Hagiwara Richard Hattori George Higa Ron Ikehara Joy Inamine Cheryl Inouye Joey Itagaki Brian Kau

Tadao Murakami Eleanor Nagata Dean Nako Margaret Nosaka Terry Ono Aurelio Padilla Carmen Padilla Todd

Yamamoto Janell Yanaga Keith Yawata Kyle Yawata Mabel Yawata Randy Yawata Andy Yee Through the Green

Shintaku Toshiro Shudo Tamura Super Market Randal Yanagisawa, MD Hole in One Haruo & Yoshie Yoshikawa

Hernandez George Higa Lani Hirohata Arnold and Eloise Hiura Keiri Kanbayashi Lena Kanemori Alice Kim

3 Mahalo! 2013 Tournament Sponsors Platinum Yoshie Yoshikawa Gold Fujitsu NetworkCommunications, Inc. SportsMedicine Hawaii Yoshie Yoshikawa Silver Castle Resorts & Hotels ECD Hawaii, Inc. First Hawaiian Bank Wells Fargo Advisors Tanji Family Bronze Aisen Shiatsu School Allstate Kahala Ameron Hawaii BEI Hawaii B. Hayman Co. (Hawaii), Inc. Big Island Candies Commercial Sheetmetal Co. Inc Endodontic Associates LLC Fetal Diagnostic Institute of the Pacific Flora Dec Sales Fujitsu NetworkCommunications, Inc. Warren H. Haruki Hawaii Benefit Administrators, Inc. HHSAA Hawaii Marketing Associates Hawaii Pizza Hut Hawaiian Sun Products / Brian Tsuruda Hawaii State Teachers Association Honda Windward Ige s Halawa Catering Carey & Iris Inouye Jayar Construction, Inc. Kaanapali Golf Courses Kauai Producers, Ltd. Newtown Veterinary Clinic, Inc. Leslie M. Omoto, D.D.S. Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialists, Inc. Palekana Permits, LLC Redondo s LLC RK Sales Inc Tournament Volunteers Peggy Anderson Sue Asao George Canavaro Kai Canavaro Laine Cantiberos Celso Castinahan Ron Chinen Joyce Dehay Kaai Futa Ted Ganade Yvonne Ganade Kalen Gier Kiari Gier Watson Gier Glenn Hagiwara Richard Hattori George Higa Ron Ikehara Joy Inamine Cheryl Inouye Joey Itagaki Brian Kau Susan Kau Richard Kochi TJ Kua Bob Kubota Jerry Largo Regan Lee Linda Makinodan Brayden Miguel Ken Mito Tadao Murakami Eleanor Nagata Dean Nako Margaret Nosaka Terry Ono Aurelio Padilla Carmen Padilla Todd Rego Casey Takahashi Les Tamashiro Logan Ventura Marcus Yamamoto Micah Yamamoto Terry Yamamoto Sara Yamamoto Janell Yanaga Keith Yawata Kyle Yawata Mabel Yawata Randy Yawata Andy Yee Through the Green (April 20) Page 3 Safeguard Maintenance Corporation S & M Sakamoto Gerald Y. Shintaku Toshiro Shudo Tamura Super Market Randal Yanagisawa, MD Hole in One Haruo & Yoshie Yoshikawa Special Thanks Art & Signs Dayton Asato Kevin Carll Brayden Miguel Howard Dashefsky Sally Harper Martha Hernandez George Higa Lani Hirohata Arnold and Eloise Hiura Keiri Kanbayashi Lena Kanemori Alice Kim Sheila Kim Ann Miller Flo Miyasaki Flo Mori Anna K.U. Murata Margaret Nosaka Obun Hawaii Group (Vince Watabu) Aurillo & Carmen Padilla Pearl Country Club - All of their terrific employees! Les Tamashiro Zippy s Restaurants/A Catered Experience

Page 4 Through the Green (April 20) Mahalo! 2013 Tournament Donors Acushnet Co. (Keith Kodani) Aisen Chiryo Doin Inc. (Fumihiko Indei) Yurio Akitomi (Japan Sr.

(Walter Arakaki) Norman & Sue Asao Dayton Asato Big Island Candies (Allan Ikawa) Bridgestone (Del-Marc Fujita) Callaway (Chris Wright) Canon USA (Jeff Fukui) Central Pacific Bank (Neal Okamoto)

(Peter Rice) Clear Channel Radio (Chuck Colton) Colonel Toma Déjà Vu Surf Hawaii (Tad Miura) Dole IDS (Bryce Zane) ellair Maui Golf Club (Mark Seki) Francis H.

4 Page 4 Through the Green (April 20) Mahalo! 2013 Tournament Donors Acushnet Co. (Keith Kodani) Aisen Chiryo Doin Inc. (Fumihiko Indei) Yurio Akitomi (Japan Sr. Tour) Alan Wong s Restaurants (Alan Wong) Aloha Shoyu Co., Ltd. (Brian Tanigawa) Masaki Arakaki & Shizuko Matsumoto Arakaki Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation, Inc. (Walter Arakaki) Norman & Sue Asao Dayton Asato Big Island Candies (Allan Ikawa) Bridgestone (Del-Marc Fujita) Callaway (Chris Wright) Canon USA (Jeff Fukui) Central Pacific Bank (Neal Okamoto) Stuart Chun (matching Prudential) Classic Resorts Ltd. (Peter Rice) Clear Channel Radio (Chuck Colton) Colonel Toma Déjà Vu Surf Hawaii (Tad Miura) Dole IDS (Bryce Zane) ellair Maui Golf Club (Mark Seki) Francis H. I I Brown Golf Courses (Tom Sursely) Grove Farm Company, Inc. (Warren Haruki) Minoru Hatsumi (Japan Sr. Tour) Hawaii Kai Golf Course (Robbie Nicholas) Hawaiian Sun (Brian Tsuruda) Hawaiian Tel Federal Credit Union (Norman Okimoto) Hiroshi Eurasian Tapas (Chuck Furuya) Hualalai Resort (Patrick Fitzgerald) Glenn & Lynn Inouye David Ishii Lorraine Ishii Island Air (Les Murashige) Kahili Golf Course (Rick Castillo) Martha & Micky Kanemaru Kapalua Golf (Mike Jones) Hideki Kase (Japan Sr. Tour) Kauai Lagoons Golf Club (Scott Ashworth) Walter & Jean Kawakami Karen Keawehawaii, LLC Kiahuna Golf Club (Matthew Torry) Kids In the Air (Lisa Nakayama) Walter & Jean Kawakami Charles & Mary Bea Porter King Koa Trading Co. (Peter Yukimura) Gary Komoto Ko Olina Golf Club (Greg Nichols) George Krason KTA Super Stores (Barry Taniguchi) Kyoya Hotels & Resorts, LP (Jason Ito) Des Mahoney Makalei Golf Club (Lee Kagawa) Maui Jim Tom McCarthy Chris & Beth McLachlin Menehune Water (Darryl Otaguro) Greg Meyer (Japan Sr. Tour) Mid Pacific Country Club (Tim Dietrich) Mililani Golf Club (Peter Yamashita) Ann Miller Frankie Minoza (Japan Sr. Tour) Dennis & Roberta Miyashiro Ken & Michele Morikami Mel Nagata Toru Nakamura (Japan Sr. Tour) Nishimoto Trading Co. (Taka Suzuki) Wade Nishimoto Noguchi & Associates, Inc. Oahu Country Club (Andrew Feldmann) Olomana Golf Links (Ganin Asao) Ono Hawaiian Food (Toyo) Michael & Gail Oride Clyde Oshiro Joe Ozaki (Japan Sr. Tour) Pacific Transfer (Alvin Tanaka) Paradise Beverages (Richard Teruya) Pearl Country Club Poipu Bay Golf Course (Jun Fukuda & Craig Sasada) Samuel W. Pratt Princeville Prince Course (Steve Murphy) Pukalani Country Club (Ron Huffman) Mike Reid (Champions Tour) Dianne Reilly Roger Dunn (Dick Claveran) Rons Construction Corp (Ronald Oshiro) Safeguard Maintenance Corp. (HT Brown) Saint-Germain America, Inc. (Shigeru Shinohara) Joey Sakaue Ted Sasaki Hideto Shigenobu (Japan Sr. Tour) Scott Simpson (Champions Tour) Harold Shimura Shingon Shu Hawaii (Rev. Reyn Tsuru) SN Golf (Scott Nishimura) Roy Sonomura Paul Sugimoto Dr. Ryan Sumida Ray Suzuki Glenn Tamagawa Les Tamashiro Tamura Super Market (Cliff Tamura) Tracy & Joan Tanji Tapestries of Hauoli (Cookie Ayabe & Lorraine Wong) Keith Teranishi Tip Top Motel, Café & Bakery (Jonathan Ota) Titleist Hawaii (Neal Takara) Hiroshi (Tommy) Tominaga Tony Group (Stan Masamitsu) Turtle Bay (Matt Hall) Waialae Country Club (Kevin Carll) Waikoloa Kings Course (Scott Head) Waikoloa Village (Matt Leiningere) Wailea Golf Club (Anne Takabuki) Wailea Old Blue LLC (Barry Helle) Dee Dee Wilson Krason Marcus & Micah Yamamoto Yoshitaka Yamamoto (Japan Sr. Tour) Randall & Joyce Yanagisawa Rudy & Pauline Yanagisawa Randy & Mabel Yawata Rod Yeager Golf Tours (Rod Yeager) Vincent Yim Nobu Yuhara (Japan Sr. Tour) Zippys - A Catered Experience (Charley Higa & Ron Hattori)

Through the Green (April 20) Page 5 2013 Yasuko Asada Memorial College Scholarship Awards The Yasuko Asada Memorial College Scholarship Awards were presented by David Ishii and Scholarship Committee

) Julia Kim of Kalani High School and Tresten Nakashima of Waimea High School each received $4,000 scholarships ($1,000 per year for four years) based on academic achievement, active participation on

Kim is attending Stevens Institute of Technology and Nakashima is enrolled at the University of Hawaii-Manoa. My Experience at the 2013 US Junior Amateur Championship By PJ Samiere Note: The David S.

5 Through the Green (April 20) Page Yasuko Asada Memorial College Scholarship Awards The Yasuko Asada Memorial College Scholarship Awards were presented by David Ishii and Scholarship Committee Chairperson Dayton Asato at the Foundation s 13th annual Golf Tournament. (Photo, right.) Julia Kim of Kalani High School and Tresten Nakashima of Waimea High School each received $4,000 scholarships ($1,000 per year for four years) based on academic achievement, active participation on their high school golf teams, and full-time enrollment at an accredited U.S. college or university. Kim is attending Stevens Institute of Technology and Nakashima is enrolled at the University of Hawaii-Manoa. My Experience at the 2013 US Junior Amateur Championship By PJ Samiere Note: The David S. Ishii Foundation provides travel stipends for golfers attending the Boys U.S. Junior Amateur Golf Championships. My participation in the 2013 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Martis Camp Resort in Truckee, Calif., was the highlight of my junior golfing career so far. This tournament was the most professional and well-organized sporting event I have ever been a part of. From the entrance gate of this exclusive resort to the staffguided tour during player registration, I was amazed at every turn and enjoyed every moment. Players were welcomed with an ipod Nano gift and introduced to the full Martis Camp VIP treatment. Players were allowed full access to the men s locker room and golf services, which included a private locker (with player s name) shoe and club repair and all the Haagen-Dazs ice cream one could eat. PJ and caddy Vince Ronzani. The high altitude mountain setting of this course was unique in several ways. The course conditions were incredible and almost seemed better than the courses I have seen on the PGA tour. The facilities were dreamlike from the multi-million dollar properties along the fairways to the clubhouse, which is the second largest in Northern California. Although the thin air at this altitude affected my lungs, it also gave the ball more hangtime making the 7,400-yard course play somewhat shorter. I played well throughout the tournament and could not really expect much more of myself. I made the cut and advanced all the way to the quarterfinals where I lost to the eventual tournament winner. Our match was close and the lead traded back and forth, but my opponent played well enough to collect six birdies during the match to edge me out at 3 and 2. Making the Round of 8 on the country s biggest golf stage was pleasing and to be featured on the Golf Channel was great. I was featured on live TV playing the uphill par four 16th hole where I was able to drive the green from 311 yards. Mark Rolfing was commentating and gave a nice narrative during video of me walking up the 16th fairway, mentioning the HSJGA hat that I wore and the Hawaii logo golf bag on my caddie. Mr. Rolfing s mention of the junior golf association in Hawaii made me more proud of where I was from than how far I had come. Of all the birdies and eagles I carded during play, this may have been the cherry on top moment of my entire journey. I was fortunate to have several things simply go my way in Truckee. We hadn t signed up for a caddie but arrived to a weather system of record high heat levels beating down on a very hilly and long course. After learning of the caddie shortage during registration, we came across a Martis Camp staff member who was happy to meet and talk with us. He happened to be a scratch golfer at this course and had hoped to caddie at this tournament. He was allowed to alter his work schedule to caddie for me, which eventually made a huge difference in my outcome. This chance happening reminded me to be open to others and always grateful for any help I receive along the way.

Page 6 Through the Green (April 20) 2013 /HHSAA State Golf Championships Punahou Sweeps 2013 HHSAA Golf Titles Punahou School made a clean sweep of the 2013 David S.

On April 30 and May 1, -year-old Punahou freshman Mariel Galdiano, recorded two rounds under 70 to win the girls individual crown by seven strokes over Waiakea High School s Ciera Min.

Punahou also ran away with the team competition with a 17-stroke victory over second place Waiakea.

teammate, PJ Samiere. Punahou also took the boy s team competition with a two-day total of 279-282 561, 19 strokes better than second place Moanalua (292-288-580).

6 Page 6 Through the Green (April 20) 2013 /HHSAA State Golf Championships Punahou Sweeps 2013 HHSAA Golf Titles Punahou School made a clean sweep of the 2013 David S. Ishii Foundation/HHSAA state golf championships held at the Kaanapali Golf Course on Maui by capturing girls and boys team and individual titles. On April 30 and May 1, -year-old Punahou freshman Mariel Galdiano, recorded two rounds under 70 to win the girls individual crown by seven strokes over Waiakea High School s Ciera Min. Galdiano s total was one shot shy of tying the state tournament record set by Stephanie Kono in Punahou also ran away with the team competition with a 17-stroke victory over second place Waiakea. A week later, on May 7-8, Punahou s Kalena Preus fired a final round 4-under-par 67 to claim the boys state championship by four shots over Moanalua s John Oda and five shots ahead of his Punahou teammate, PJ Samiere. Punahou also took the boy s team competition with a two-day total of , 19 strokes better than second place Moanalua ( ) /HHSAA Girls State Golf Champion, Mariel Galdiano 2013 Girls Individual (Top 10) Mariel Gladiano (Punahou) Ciera Min (Waiakea) Allisen Corpuz (Punahou) Aiko Leong (Punahou) Kacie Komoto (Punahou) Sarah Hasselman (Punahou) Zoey Akagi-Bustin (Iolani) Kristin Le (Punahou) Eimi Koga (Moanalua) Marissa Uradomo (Baldwin) /HHSAA Boys State Golf Champion, Kalena Preus Aloha Annie!/continued from page 1 When Annie came, she broke the mold of the men she followed, David notes, referring of course to Gee, Ito and Kwon. She s not Asian, not male and she s from the mainland, but is like a local person in everything she does, like playing with the Dawn Patrol guys. Annie embraced the golfing community and everybody loved her back! 2013 Boys Individual (Top 10) Kalena Preus (Punahou) John Oda (Moanalua) PJ Paul Samiere (Punahou) Skye Inakoshi (Mid-Pacific Institute) Dunaway Spencer (Kamehameha) Zachary Braunthal (Punahou) Ryan Lloyd (Punahou) Kyle Suppa (Punahou) Donny Hopoi (Kamehameha) Kyosuke Hara (Moanalua)

Continued from page 6 Through the Green (April 20) Page 7 2013 /HHSAA State Golf Championships 2013 Boys Team Standings Top 10 Punahou

329-332 661 Kahuku 363-334 697 Mililani 366-335 701 2013 Girls Team Standings Top 10 Punahou 222-213 435 Waiakea 239-233 472 Iolani 239-237

7 Continued from page 6 Through the Green (April 20) Page /HHSAA State Golf Championships 2013 Boys Team Standings Top 10 Punahou Moanalaua Kamehameha Mid-pacific Baldwin Kauai Kaiser Hilo Kahuku Mililani Girls Team Standings Top 10 Punahou Waiakea Iolani Baldwin Moanalua Maui Mid-Pacific Kauai Mililani Leilehua

8 David S. Ishii Foundation P.O. Box 2927 Aiea, Hawaii ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Aiea, Hawaii Permit No. 17 Save This Date! Thursday, June 26, 20 th Annual David S. Ishii Foundation Golf Tournament Pearl Country Club

Anyone who s done it can tell you that the

Through the Green DAVID S. ISHII FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER ISSUE NO. 12 March 2013 wwww/davidsishiifoundation.org Mahalo elton! Anyone who s done it can tell you that the hardest part of any project is starting