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"Food and drink are such a tremendous part of every culture in the world, so it just makes sense to incorporate that into learning a language," said Laurie Stevens, owner of the Chattanooga School of Language (CSL). "We are thrilled to partner with Mia Cucina to offer interactive, hands-on classes for people to experience the tastes and sounds of different countries.
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Everything. Gross, above a mcdonalds, no towels, wifi didn't work etc.
It was good value for money clean good double glazing which is needed as it is right on a main rd above a Mc Donalds. Good staff very helpful as a plumber working in France I would stay again.
No Secure parking , its above a Mc Donalds on a main rd, good clean very basic room in a shopping /semi industrial area.
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Little Britney Spears turns 30 today ... but it seems like only yesterday that she was in the Mickey Mouse Club, recording smash hits, posing in a bra on Rolling Stone, dating Justin Timberlake, attempting to act in a movie, dancing with snakes, kissing Madonna, marrying for 55 hours, getting an annulment, remarrying, having kids, driving with her kids in her lap, divorcing, partying with Paris, flashing her Britney, dating the paparazzi, traipsing barefoot through Malibu gas stations, shaving her head, attacking paps with an umbrella, going to rehab, going to rehab, going to rehab, imploding at the VMAs, being hauled out on a gurney, wearing pink wigs, almost losing custody of her kids, being put under a conservatorship, gazing blankly into space, lip synching, arm dancing, falling for her agent and getting back on top.
Here's to 30 more great years in the spotlight, Brit Brit.
ahhhhh the walk around on stage while moving her lips to words- Louisiana TRASH is 30 and still being BABYSAT by her DADDY.................Her PAID FAMILY are gonna prop her up and pimp her out as long as legaly possible..........wonder if daddy is going to give her EXTRA MEDS for her special day ?????????????? TIME TO START WEARING CLOTHING that fits YOUR TOOOOOOOOO OLD AND TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FAT to be walking around dressed like a street walker. Thank God her kids are being raised by someone other than a Spears...............thats their ONLY chance at life
look what you people have done!
made a barely functioning, stupid, immature little girl into your idol, your celebrity, your role-model
i hope you're proud of yourselves again!!!
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TMZ....more commercials / more fun.....or your mattress is freeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Show their parents once here, mom and dad, how they have looked like in the running of time, this interests me more. Thank you.
Really though? Why not highlight on the insane amount of success she's achieved? TMZ, you are sick.
I think it is horrible of her dad to let her be seen in public like this. Her best days are past her. She looks mentally I'll to me and she obviously is or a judge would set her free. It makes me feel sorry for her to see her career go downward while she is sick. People really do not know when it is time to get out of the spotlight.
Redneck trash.
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Seems like 50 years.
Happy birthday, psycho!
OMG, I think she thought her child was a lap dog or something.....
Seeing these pics made me remember how many times Brit's been under the knife; more than I would have thought. Anyway, Happy Birthday. Here's to not looking plastic in the future!
Definitely worth a look back at Britney's 27th birthday return to Britneyness ... http://placeitonluckydan.com/2008/12/britneys-27th/
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Chelmsford Police Department: The SafeWatch ProgramFebruary 18th, 2014 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The Chelmsford Police is offering their SafeWatch Program, to help family members and caregivers of members of our community who may have conditions that cause them to wander, be unsafe, or pose a danger either to themselves or to others.
The Chelmsford Police is working to identify those individuals and their caretakers so that they can respond to crisis situations in a knowledgeable manner and ensure the proper steps are taken to protect the safety of the individual and others who may become involved.
Family members, caretakers, and friends are encouraged to make use of this program by completing the form (below) and meeting with Officer Jennifer Bellissimo to discuss the specifics of the form so that the most accurate information is available. This is a free, voluntary, and confidential program that is designed to better equip emergency personnel when responding to a crisis situation. The information is not for general release.
The form is available below both as a Word document and as a PDF file. If you'd like to enroll in the program, please fill out the form and submit it to the Chelmsford Police Department. A letter from the CPD explaining the program is also below.
For general questions or concern, please contact Officer Jennifer Bellissimo at firstname.lastname@example.com or 978-256-2521 x148.
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Chelmsford Center Village Master PlanFebruary 10th, 2014 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Chelmsford's Center Village Master Plan Committee has released the latest version of plan. It is a comprehensive vision of what Chelmsford's Center Village could be, with better public access, scenic walkways, more parking.
Copies of the plan will be available at the Main Library and at the MacKay Branch - look for a display in the Main Library soon, too!
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New Library StoryWalk at Sunny MeadowFebruary 4th, 2014 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
To help celebrate Chelmsford Winterfest 2014, the library installed a new StoryWalk at Sunny Meadow.
This time, the StoryWalk is the entire story of The Emperor Lays an Egg, by Brenda Z. Guiberson. All of the pages have been laminated and placed on sign posts along the trail, so kids and adults alike can read the story as they hike the trail.
Even if you didn't make it to Sunny Meadow during Winterfest, don't worry - the StoryWalk will be up for the next few months, so enjoy it whenever you can (and however many times you like!).
This StoryWalk is located at Sunny Meadow Community Garden, at the end of Robin Hill Road near Route 27/Kate's Corner in South Chelmsford.
Thank you for the Friends of the Library for funding our StoryWalk project, and to the COSS volunteers for their work in the field. Also, thanks to Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT, for coming up with the original StoryWalk idea!
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Celebrate Chelmsford Winterfest 2014, Jan 31-Feb2January 29th, 2014 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Come out and enjoy winter with Chelmsford Winterfest!
There are a variety of events around town this year, with both traditional Winterfest events and new activities. This year, the kick-off event is:
From there, the weekend of low temperatures and high fun winds its way through a family movie night, ice skating, farmers' market, walks, photograph contest, stories, dancing, and lots of great food.
To conclude Chelmsford Winterfest 2014 in style, join us from 2:00 - 4:00 pm at the main library:
Check out http://www.chelmsfordlibrary.org/winterfest/ for a full listing of events, locations, and sponsors - and be sure to get out, enjoy the cold, and have fun with your neighbors!
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Volunteer as an Election Day OfficialJanuary 10th, 2014 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The Town Clerk of Chelmsford, Onorina Maloney, is recruiting residents to preserve the democratic process by helping out on election day.
Volunteers can download and fill out the Election Worker Profile Sheet [pdf] and turn it into the Town Clerk's office:
Thank you to everyone who performs this civic duty! For more election information, please visit the Town's Voter Information webpage.
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Nick Adenhart was a bright young pitcher who played for the Cedar Rapids Kernels in 2006, and was a rising star in the Los Angeles Angels organization. Only hours after Nick's 2009 season debut on the mound for the Angels, a drunk driver tragically killed him on April 9, 2009 at age 22.
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Every day, I fall in love with something new,
while maintaining the love I have already found.
I fall in love with scars, wrinkles,
redundancies and repetition,
items that people throw into the wind,
kick around and step upon.
I fall in love with my enemies,
one of life's hardest lessons to learn.
I find haters to be marvelous motivators.
Every day, I fall in love with something new,
while reinforcing the love I have already found.
The old man who sits in a rain-filled gutter,
seemingly oblivious to the water sluicing down the hill,
splashing against his clothes -
fists raised up to the heavens in fury
as he talks to an invisible audience
about how Apollo stole his dearly beloved wife....
....I fell in love with him too.
I fall in love with things that some people deem as insignificant,
ugly, morose, dirty and immoral.
The more I fall in love, the more I love each passing moment,
including the pain, torture and misery that may appear along the way.
If I write down treasonously treacherous words,
the reader could assume such words to be rooted in rage
or a cynical outlook. But the words are actually born out of love -
I love every single word in existence.
Every day, I fall in love with something new,
while still maintaining the love I have already found.
I fall in love with the woman
who is too shy to have a proper conversation with anyone,
because she believes herself to be very ugly,
when in fact, she is an exquisitely gorgeous woman.
I fall in love with broken daffodils, bent daisies,
a shattered seashell, the sweet stench of rotting seaweed on the shore,
the way her hair smells baking in the sun.
I fall in love with black and white photographs,
hypnotized by the essence the dead have left behind.
I fall in love with marbles, the feathers of mourning doves,
and with the stray cat who after watching the moving truck drive away,
slunk around the alley in search of scraps -
over the years, she has proven to be
a most respectful and loyal animal.
I fall in love with saints, villains, rusted watering cans,
the way sunlight bends into prisms when it shines
through the cracked antique windowpane
which I simply cannot find the presence to replace.
And as for the people who think that my love is a whole
different spectrum of emotions,
or how it is impossible for someone like myself
to fall in love with something new, every, single day....
....well, I love them too.
April 6th, 2012
**Back smile/smile Back **
With your heads way up your :]ssa[:
You will never accomplish the win
I got shots that will protect me from your rabid ways
After you fell into a non-stop falling disease,
Your movements weakened
Straight from a dried up well,
Every day you frolic in a disorder that causes more brain damage
With progressive mental retardation
You continue to lick the top of your cleft lips
He is the saddest sadist human that ever lived!
So sad he has to live with himself every night
Kissing his young ones Goodnight
In ways I can't even breathe to tell
The way he follows rabbits down the bunny hole
Killing each laughing hare
Wiping smiles, leaning in,
The madness in Alice's Wonderland
Madder and Madder The Hatter
Your boldness is nothing more than baldness
A man in a monkey suit
Molesting the minds of his idiotic circle,
Trying to kill the joy, not knowing
We don't care about his false Harvard WAY
I rather stay here dropping out, than pretending
Following his made-up perception, a cropped out waste
His taste, my best copypaste, he jacked on
A stench, they left behind when open mouths laugh
He educates by attacking women better than his own
Silently to the top of his knife, he stalks nakedly
Removing a few poems he plagiarized
His Poorness, brought many to donate to the salvation of his army
Sadness Delivered by the Joy Killing Poet and his little pigs
Cross My heart and hope to die!!!
The farm
and the porch light hums
the sound of another
orange dawn.
Burnt up – crisp
aching new reaches
of the imagination turn
from corn
to wheat
to the pungent shade
of dried blood on hands –
kissing corners of a mouth
never kissed.
Sweeping 'cross in whispers
two thousand years
and more, come
words on the flat-line horizon,
dripping sideways,
like a red cat's eye marble
on a circular seesaw
that knows no bounds;
rolling infinitely back
and forth -
ringing through ears that were once
in that ago (can you hear it?)
hearing the coming of a storm
being heard
by another set of ears,
in some other when –
some other marble.
When, speaks the unspoken.
When, treads where none may tread.
When, grips the barren outcroppings of space –
playing the unending moments –
where no other question hence forth
can grip.
Night sounds come in floods
of mauve,
and quiet apricot;
slicing through oceans,
where no ears hear.
The farm: echoing, lowing and fawning –
Trying to stay true
to form,
bleeds into the fibers of a dream
once lived –
recognizing its existence
through the act of a moment,
The girl turns to face
the enormity
of all she has yet to hear upon
the brazen, blazing horizon;
she strips down to goose bumps
on the skin
that God gave her;
opening her mouth to hear all
that she is –
breathing in the dawn
as it breaks.
The farm notes this coming.
The sky knows;
The wind knows.
The earth knows - relaxing
at her feet
through her soles,
resounding through the mouth
of the un-kissed,
breathing through this land;
humming through porch lights,
spinning through atoms,
sifting though heavens,
recorded through lifetimes,
and through into another's
open mouth.
© Kristin Reynolds 1/9/09
Trust not in the words: "In God We Trust", printed on currency,
for God and Money should be kept separate,
unless one desires to tempt fate with the Money-God,
tempt fate by not over-turning the money-lenders' tables,
although many might argue how this isn't good for business.
Why not know the value of life,
instead of focusing too hard on the prices of Idols.
People are bleating at the prospect of "God" being removed
from money, arguing that if God is removed from money,
the grazing grounds will become Godless.
With or without the words,
a Money-God is a God nonetheless.
There is at least one true God,
whether man-made or not;
an authority of control,
a God of profit margins.
Violence is a profit margin.
Hatred is a profit margin.
Bullets, Amendments, and Death, are all profit margins.
The war being waged upon children, is a profit margin.
If I had been given the chance,
I would have tried my best to take him out,
morphed the vapours of my remaining hatred into bullets,
or torn him apart with my hands.
To stop innocents from losing their innocence.
There are lines drawn in minds,
that if crossed over, stretch beyond the bristle-board of rehabilitation.
Even Clockwork Orange bleeds into crimson spatters.
When a child survives a massacre,
runs across his school field to find safety from a stranger,
proclaiming to the stranger, "I can't go back to my school, it isn't safe there.
My teacher was killed, I don't have a teacher anymore.
All of my friends are dead."....
....then innocence has been lost, and the Money-God is empowered even more.
Lost innocence spreads like a disease through the minds of global villagers.
Fear breeds fear, breeds control and disintegration of the Stream-Mind.
If I had been given the chance,
I would have fought fire with fire,
fed the beast within,
taken him apart with a breath of hatred.
Breathed it out, pushed it out, purged it out.
Satan is a scapegoat used by people who are unwilling
to take accountability for their actions and sacred responsibilities.
The Beast is humanity -
not marked by a fairy-tale Devil,
but instead marked by the Money-God created in the image of man;
recreating the image of man through fear.
Some people might be intrigued by how many definitions of God there are.
Even if money is a necessity,
within our core there should reside a different Kingdom -
without and within, within and without.
If I had been given the chance -- past tense....
....if I am given the chance,
I will try my best to take him out,
smudge him out
with the remaining hatred in my heart.
Breathe it out, push it out, purge it out,
until all that's left is to love,
until all that's left is to love.
December 14th, 2012 - S.H.E.S: 28 - 2 = 26
January 7th, 2013
Color me white, or color me black. Color
me brown, or color me red. Color me
yellow, but color me to be just me.
Color me anyway you want. You are the
artist, you know what to do, just capture
my beauty and let it show through.
My beauty is not on the outside for everyone
to see. My beauty comes from within and
few people have seen.
Color me with the colors that you so much
love to use and when people see this painting,
they will see themselves in me.
The people will ask you - why did you put so
many colors on me and you will tell them - because
the beauty I did see.
The painting is now finished, the artist has done
his job. A painting of many colors, that he is very
proud of.
The colors bring beauty to the painting on the
wall, but if we were all colored blind - we wouldn't
see any colors at all...
Copyright: written by
Lucilla M. Carrillo
I wrote this poem because through out life
I have seen a lot of injustice done, because
of who we are , or where we came from. We
did not choose to be who we are, or where
we came from. God chose that for us. I don't
think God made a mistake when He made us.
He had His reasons. We are who we are, that
can never be changed. We live in this world.
We are God's Race...
Daddy never did understand.
That violence doesnt bring comfort.
A lost soul seeking acceptance from a unwelcome hand.
She was silent no one ever knew.
The secrets behind her bruised eyes.
A shocking victem none but all had a clue.
She cried to empty walls never speaking aloud from fear.
A confession of pain and shattred trust.
this is only what angles hear.
Scars selfinflicted are better than that
dirty feeling.
As she lays a broken shell gazing at the celling.
She questions if others know what will they say.
Doing whatever it takes to stay numb.
Innocence lost a parent should never betray.
The guilt was placed apon the wrong head.
Void of all emotion.
No child should yern to be dead.
At times it gets to uncomfortable so in
another direction we steer.
For at times it's just to painful to stomach.
What only angles hear.
He caught a ride to somewhere going nowhere;
first hopped inside a slowed-down limousine.
The driver felt a chill and turned to stare
at someone seated in the back unseen.
A new car's scent; the passenger smelled nothing.
The seat of luxury he could not feel.
The driver then off-key began to sing
to no one as he slowly tapped the wheel.
His passenger joined in and crooned unheard
that ancient tune "It was a very good year,"
his old blue eyes once clear becoming blurred,
and down his cheek there rolled a single tear.
Again compelled, the chauffeur turned his head -
then saw a small spot where the tear was shed.
What goes up must come down.
No colors can define who you are.
You may own a cart or limousine.
We'll still reach the end when it is near.
I may be poor today and eat from trash.
Tomorrow, you can't tell. I'll earn some cash.
The bed where you lie is soft and wide.
I sleep at a sidewalk and the stars are my lamp.
You wake up each morn' with a feast on your table
While we are scavenging to fill stomachs when we're able.
Our destiny isn't written in the stars.
We work for a living to thrive in this life.
Be thankful every morning you witness the sun
And pray tonight that no one lives same as I.
Wheels come in full circle,rolling round and round.
Today you'll be on top,
I am watching from the ground.
Let us bear in our minds that we are better than birds.
Our loving Father ensures each mouth is fed.
Not even the smallest details can pass by His eyes.
So plant a seed of kindness and reap a better life.
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If my mind be painted in colors borrowed, would it be red?
Rusted in brown, or maybe instead, an indigo streak?
Depending upon the source of inspiration,
and the song on the radio at the time of connection...
I keep coming back to sea green,
or the blue of underwater murals at 3ft tall of childhood,
eyes wide in fickle, transient hazel
absorbing each moment, be it safe or unstable
categorizing each scent and each color
each love and each valor
each crisp Autumn, Summer
in vats of brain paint to be later unlidded
and splashed with insignias
of every person and place and event
that ever touched corneas innocent, bent
on absorption.
If my mind be painted, I think it be green
like the moment I'm lucid before I dip dreams
and hang them to dry in the gallery
"Mind's Eye"
and push to wake up to connect, signify
every sensory path that I've traveled before
to traipse them again and still come back for more.
I'm a stickler for art and with your canvas blank
my sweet innocent dear, with each word that you hear
you will brush stroke your way to uniqueness.
"When humanity becomes louder than love, stay out of its way. At times, it's better to be the lion in the distance, rather than the sheep losing their way...again."
This was the 1st time
I felt out of place.
Its impact mimicked abused parallelograms
Unto emptiness' solution
I witness sliced wrists shedding bohemian smiles.
Testament verses
Latching onto anchors of invalid mo(u)rning
There was no sunrise to be found,
Because humanity kept making love to silhouetted blinders
I was surrounded by shovels
For the sake of digging louder messages' trench
While I
Caress incipient wings
And half-full Windex bottles
Just to keep perception from clouding my lyrics
Because nobody wants to see eye to eye…
…cataract-laced speeches permeate tainted whispers
Of an innocent breath
For B-rated serendipity
Oh, this was the 1st time
I felt out of place.
Turning away from windowed afflictions
To step towards gratitude's breath
No longer looking in
How good it feels.
Yet, I still miss my friends.
©Drake J. Eszes


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FMCSA looks to have electronic log rule in place by October 2013.
Using CSA to your advantage
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FMCSA renames 'Fatigued Driving' CSA category, among changes
Changes to the CSA program -- including a new Hazmat category, adjustments to speeding severity weights and more -- will go live in December.
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's new Facebook page could be a great venue for drivers to get their viewpoints heard by the general public. Also: detail on an upcoming public meeting of the Motor ...
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Much has been made of the inability and/or difficulty of state enforcement of the Department of Transportation's nationwide ban on handheld cellphone use behind the wheel. Last I've written about it you can find here ...
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Some believe the electronic on-board recorder mandate written in this year's highway bill could well be impossible to achieve, given the legislation's language defining the electronic logging devices.
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Oct. 13, 2014
Nobue Edna Yamamoto, 92, of Honolulu, a retired optical assistant, died in Ann Pearl Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. She was born in Paauilo, Hawaii. She is survived by sons Brian M., Keith K. and Kelvin Y.; brother Katsumi Goto; sister Carol M. Maeda; and four grandchildren. Private services.
Oct. 16, 2014
Ethel Oh Spurlin, 92, of Mililani, a retired executive secretary for the Sears Roebuck & Co. Hawaii regional buyers office, died at home. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Steve Arthur, Peter Don and Edward R.; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Private services. Online condolences: cremationhi.com. Incorrect information in an obituary published Thursday.
Oct. 16, 2014
Alick Sakal, 76, of Hilo, a retired Castle & Cooke and Dole heavy equipment mechanic, and employee at Pacific Laundry, Cascade Tractor Co. and Tropical Products, died in Hospice of Hilo Pohai Malama Facility. He was born in Suva, Fiji. He is survived by wife Josephine; stepsons Allan, Daniel and Claudius LaL; brother Nand LaL; nine grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Private services.
Oct. 9, 2014
Scott Jason Rodrigues, 49, of Honolulu died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Shari Mae Ross, son Nathaniel Rodrigues-Asam, daughters Chyanne and Tshanna Rodrigues-Asam, mother Lila Jane Chandler and sisters Bridget L.L. Dias and Minte Matisima. Private services.
Sept. 27, 2014
Sumiko Nomura, 95, of Aiea, a homemaker, died. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Lawrence, Herman and Stephen; daughters Gail Tomiyoshi and Lynn Horio; sister Sueno Higashida; caregiver Evelyn Lacaden; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Private services.
Oct. 10, 2014
Victoria Compehos Navaja, 72, of Waianae died in Waianae. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband Henry P.; sons Howard Jr., Dominic D. and Jason P.T. Navarro; daughters Nancy R.N. Castro, Cheryl A. Cantrell and Trinidad M. Renk; mother Miguela E. Cha; brothers Pedro, Lawrence, Gabriel, Anthony and Theodore Compehos; 19 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 6:30 p.m. Burial: 11 a.m. Wednesday at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Oct. 10, 2014
Violet Kiope Beazley Mossman, 96, of Hauula, a retired registered nurse at Oahu Community Correctional Center, died in Hauula. She was born in Makapuu. She is survived by sons William and Michael, daughters Nanette Judd and Violet P. Mossman, eight grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 539 Kapahulu Ave. Mass: 11 a.m. Burial: 2:15 p.m. at Diamond Head Mortuary. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Oct. 19, 2014
Robert Ruliph Morgan Jr., 88, of Kailua-Kona, an EEMCO electrical engineer, died at home. He was born in Los Angeles. He is survived by wife Patricia, son Robert, daughters Maryann Morgan and Debbie Kloes, and five grandchildren. Services to be held at a later date.
Oct. 17, 2014
Nonohilani Kauahikaua Lopes, 79, of Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, died in Laupahoehoe. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Javan Kauahikaua and Kennard Hicks; daughters Marianette "Girlie" and Noreen "Rena" Kauahikaua, Mary Speed, Lalita Simple, Tricia Rosa and Trinda Freitas; brother Kapelieli "Kapa" Kauahikaua; 17 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 8:15 a.m. Friday at Mililani Downtown Mortuary. Services: 9 a.m. Burial: 11 a.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Aloha attire. Incorrect information in an obituary published Thursday.
Oct. 21, 2014
David Arthur Lerps, 83, of Kailua, a retired Marine Corps colonel, died in Castle Medical Center. He was born in Illinois. He is survived by wife Mary, son Robert, daughters Kathy and Karen, brother Kurt, sister Anne Salkenberg and six grandchildren. Private services.
Oct. 7, 2014
Paulanna Larish, 60, of Kauai died. She was born in Oshkosh, Wis. She is survived by parents Paul and Maureen, and brother Michael. Celebration of life: 9:30 a.m. Saturday at McDonald's in Lihue.
Oct. 13, 2014
Melvin Joseph Kumukau, 58, of Honolulu died in Eloy, Ariz. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by brothers Abraham Jr., Elmer and Robert Kumukau, and Harry Lopes; and sisters Mable Ah Nee, and Margaret and Evelyn Kumukau. Visitation: 9 a.m. Sunday at Moanalua Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Cremation to follow. Aloha attire. No flowers.
Oct. 6, 2014
Russell Tokumi Kikukawa, 64, of Kaunakakai, a journeyman carpenter, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Kaunakakai. He is survived by son Beau, daughters Chambliss Bush and Sharis Kikukawa, mother Hilda, brother Perry, sister Janice and nine grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Friday at Kaunakakai Baptist Church. Services: 11 a.m. Burial to follow at Kapaakea Cemetery.
Oct. 6, 2014
Irene Harue Kano, 91, of Honolulu, a retired federal government secretary, died in Honolulu. She was born in Lahaina. She is survived by sister-in-law Belle and numerous nephews and nieces. Services held. No monetary offerings.
Oct. 8, 2014
James Yoshinori Kamehiro, 84, of Honolulu, a retired U.S. government customs supervisor and an Army veteran, died in Honolulu. He was born in Kilauea, Kauai. He is survived by son Neil, daughters Cathy Ann Takamura and Tracey Kamehiro, brother Norman, sister Edith Hashizume and four grandchildren. Visitation: 5 p.m. Wednesday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services: 6 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers.
Oct. 17, 2014
Marsha Fusako Iwane, 64, of Kailua, a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier, died in Kailua. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by son Jason, daughter Jody Timm, sister Lorraine Steinhilber and two grandchildren. Visitation: 5 p.m. Monday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Services: 6 p.m. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Aug. 26, 2014
Patricia K. Hiroshima, 85, of Honolulu, a homemaker, died in the Queen's Medical Center. She was born in Kyoto, Japan. She is survived by daughters June Shishido and Joanne Hiroshima, and brother Hiromi Miyata. Private services.
Oct. 4, 2014
Conchita Cipriano "Chita" de Leon, 81, of Honolulu died in Honolulu. She was born in Manila. She is survived by husband Romeo; son Romeo Jr.; daughters Arielee, Emerita, Veronica and Jocelyn; and a grandchild. Visitation: 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. John the Baptist Church, 2324 Omilo Lane. Mass: 10:30 a.m. Burial: 1:30 p.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Oct. 13, 2014
Betty June Deuser Budde, 94, of Waikoloa, Hawaii, a government clerk, Women Airforce Service Pilots pilot who served in World War II and Congressional Gold Medal of Honor recipient, died in Beverley Brand's Care Home in Waikoloa. She was born in Oakland, Calif. She is survived by sons James, Alan and Dale; sisters Helen Deuser and Barbara Jean Hale; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Scattering of ashes to be held at a later date in California.
Sept. 22, 2014
Eleanor Lee Albert, 87, of Honolulu, a retired civil service communications operator, died in Aiea. She was born in Yakima, Wash. She is survived by sons Paul and Anthony "Mark," daughter Paulette Pearson, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Private services.
Oct. 11, 2014
Christopher Joel Ako, 42, of Kailua died at home. He was born in Pullman, Wash. He is survived by father Harry, mother Carolyn Shacter, stepfather Joseph Shacter, stepmother Joan and sister Michelle Stewart. Private services.


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