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Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani
- Address:
4100 Wailea Alanui
Wailea, HI 96753Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Global, InternationalPrice: $31 to $50
Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.korestaurant.com/
- Phone: (808) 875-2210
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Bar: Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
Happy Hour: Monday - Sunday: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International, Japanese, Hawaiian
- Executive Chef: Tylun Pang
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Nightly Entertainment: Monday - Sunday: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
A word from Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani
Executive Chef Tylun Pang leads the culinary masterpiece of Kō, the only fine dining restaurant on Maui to offer cuisine inspired by Maui's sugarcane plantation era. Located at The Fairmont Kea Lani in Wailea, Kō features island family recipes and includes farm-fresh Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese menu items with a contemporary twist.Continued
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Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani reviews from OpenTable diners
70 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (50)fit for foodies (42)romantic (42)special occasion (39)scenic view (38)good for groups (22)notable wine list (15)neighborhood gem (13)hot spot (13)kid-friendly (12)late-night find (7)vibrant bar scene (7)great for brunch (4)great for lunch (4)Show More
- Too pricey for mediocre foodPickyEaterVIPDined on 11/20/2014My kids liked the fajitas and the "grown up" kiddie menus. Service was great. And the location was definitely beautiful. Nonetheless, I couldn't stomach the price tag for mediocre food. This place may seem "amazing" if you live in the Midwest. But if you are from a city with real foodies (Bay Area, Seattle, Chicago, Manhattan, etc.) you will find this place underwhelming at best. I ordered the stir-fried noodles and was very disappointed. I could have bought a whole dinner at my local Thai restaurant for the same price as my entree, and it would have tasted better. Save your money and go somewhere else instead.Special Features:
- What a night...Tz5632Dined on 11/15/2014We took part in the Wailea Restaurant Week and chosed the Ko for our last evening. It was fantastic - after a short wait at the entrance we were guided to our table and right away our waiter John appeared and gave us hints and tips regarding our drinks. The menu was delicious - the restaurant is maybe a little noisy (live music?), but nevertheless it was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experience!jymzDined on 11/15/2014The service was wonderful! The food was wonderful! The ambiance was wonderful! I would/have been recommending KO to my family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConsistentMonkeyDined on 11/15/2014Always the same; very friendly personnel and servers; outstanding, albeit expensive. Would and do recommend for special occasions. We are Kamaaina repeaters for many years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Big Menu and they pull it off.SkyAgentmDined on 11/10/2014The menu is wide with options from various parts of the world. From what we tasted, all was good and some too authentic for my kids to take. Had an amazing ginger martini type of drink - tasty and different. Food service was not up to snuff. timing of server, timing of food was poor, however they made up for it by making adjustments to our bill. Would try it again and would expect the service to be a lot better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A GemOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/31/2014My husband and I dined here during our stay in Wailea. The food was excellent and the service outstanding.Special Features:
- Great Food and Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/19/2014Awesome experience especially with exceptional service from our waitress Leanne.Special Features:
- Dinner at KoTreatsDined on 10/8/2014My wife and I recently celebrated our wedding anniversary at Ko. This was our second visit to Ko and, once again, we were not disappointed. From the service to the appetizers to the entrees, it was a wonderful experience. The food portions were large and delicious. Anyone vacationing on Maui should visit this restaurant for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentDisappointedDined on 10/7/2014Food and service were both excellent. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Absolute GemCarolDined on 10/3/2014From the hostess greeting through the dessert absolutely flawless. I would highly recommend this restaurant while in Wailea!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impeccable and SublimeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014Being in food service, customer care and quality are a must....they do it better than anyone else. From the moment we arrived the staff was energetic and excited to be there helping their customers have a memorable and magical experience. The food has me anxious to return to Maui as the plantation fare is that of no other - balanced and new tastes on an old palette make each bite exciting and when full you only eat more as you cannot put your fork, spoon or chopsticks down. Chef Tylun is a gem for all of Hawaii and what he has created is something my wife and I will never forget...thank you.Special Features:
- PoppyDined on 9/6/2014We had a server who was outstanding. My wife had a smile on her face for two days!! Also a great menu and food. Something for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful food; overlooking poolbizdinerDined on 9/4/2014go here for the food...really well done take on trditional hawaiin fare. we had the spring rolls and they were some of the best we have had - not greasy and plump with pork and shrimp. bread even stuck with the theme of hawaii. dinner was chicken (a great take on the hawaii box lunch) and lobster tempura. sauces are what made the dish for sure. location is in the hotel, overlooking the pool - not exactly romantic but not terrible. lots of kids running around is really the biggest distraction (no issues with kids per se, just that parents should teach them that dinner and restratuants are not where you yell and scream...) service was acceptable and friendly. we would definately go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!!LocalfoodieDined on 9/4/2014Went to Ko for my boyfriends birthday to celebrate with great food! We had the rack of lamb and bone in pork chop. Everything was cooked to perfection!! Lisa, our server, was excellent - very knowledgeable and friendly! The kama'aina deal is definitely one of the best on the island!! We will be back and recommending this place to all our friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eat the Chap Chae!NatydDined on 9/2/2014Loved this place! So many different foods. Appetizers were great and the Chap Chae noodle plate was my favorite! Great ambiance and wonderful food & drinks!
- Bday dinnerhumuhi5oDined on 8/24/2014We brought out friend here for her bday dinner. The food overall was great, except the paella. Not much there to write home about. For the price it's a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/23/2014Great food,service,wine and view, what more can you ask forSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodSabrinabcatDined on 8/22/2014Everything we ate was wonderful. Great service. Great live music, perfect volumeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Maui Beach diningekzooksVIPDined on 8/20/2014The cuisine here was fun and delicious and the pleasant beachside dining experience made the meal that much more delightful. Loved the two pupu platters that allowed for an assorted selection of the small plates. For main course we shared the paella, a bit unusual for Hawaii but the fresh seafood made it work perfectly.Special Features:
- 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Foodiliciousvetsie27Dined on 8/19/2014Chef Pang is the best! His wait staff is very attentive and pay attention to every detail. Food was served in a timely fashion, but never did we feel rushed. The view is gorgeous at sunset! Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very average food-very high pricesMauiDinerVIPDined on 8/15/2014This restaurant at the Fairmont Kea Lani is one of only three options for dinner at the hotel. The food was average, especially for the high price - $280 for three, which included only one glass of wine. The waiter was good, but the kitchen was slow. It took 40 minutes for our food to arrive from the time we ordered at 8:30 pm.
- perfect for vacationOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/7/2014fresh fish, beautiful outdoor seating, and the perfect balance between fine dining and the relaxed feel of a resort made it our favorite spot for dinner in maui.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great family dinnerhumuhumufishDined on 8/6/2014We were staying next door in a condo and had dinner here at Ko's (2 adults and 2 kids aged 11 & 14). We've eaten at Ko's in the past and always enjoyed it, but this time was our best visit. The staff seemed to go out of the way to be friendly and attentive. The food was excellent and we had a nice table with live music. It was just a really nice meal and was our best one we had on our 8 days on Maui. I would highly recommend Ko's. Personally I thought it was much better than Mama's Fish House (and half the price). We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 316 reviews are from the Ko at The Fairmont Kea Lani reviews archive.
- One Word - AMAZINGUSCTrojanMBAVIPDined on 7/20/2014From the Molokini Tini through the Pao Doce Frito our dinner was AMAZING! One of the best dinning experiences on our recent vacation to Maui. Loved every dish we had...but if I chose a favorites it would be the Sugar Cane Skewered Prawns and Scallops w/Pancit Noodles or the Zarzuela both were simply gastronomic perfection. Chef Pang solidly delivers on his theme of "cuisine inspired by the sugarcane plantation era" and it was a very refreshing departure from the Macadamia Nut Crusted Cuisine served up by many establishments on Maui. (I am not knocking the Macadamia Nut Cuisine) I highly recommend KO to anyone visiting Maui. We were staying in Wailea but it would be worth the drive from Kaanapali/Lahaina. I'll be back!Special Features:
- Outstanding service and foodIluvMauiDined on 7/14/2014We frequently go to Ko and we are never disappointed. We are vegan and they take good care of us to ensure everything we order is vegan. Their service is outstanding and their food is amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing dining experienceDinner44reviewDined on 7/12/2014We had a reservation for 7pm. When we arrived, we were initially completely ignored. When our presence was finally acknowledged after about 5 minutes, and the reservation confirmed in their system, we were made to wait another 15 minutes before we were seated, with no specific seating area allocated for the wait. We were seated in a busy walkway, with no view. The service was very poor indeed. It was difficult to attract our server's attention, and we had to resort to asking another server to accommodate our needs. The food was also quite disappointing. We have dined here previous holidays, and had enjoyed the experience, but this time it felt if we were in a dining hall where everyone had to fend for themselves. We're no hurry to return.
- UninspiredOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/7/2014The veggie tempura was cooked perfectly but it is what it is, not an appetizer that wows you (could be jazzed with better dipping sauces). The ginger steamed makai was over powered by the miso broth and disappointing; had been our server's top recommendation. The shrimp & scallop skewers were fine but nothing to rush back for. Bottom line: other restaurants have better food with an ocean view (instead of the hotel pool). Service was friendly and attentive. Was our first time there and with 2 months remaining in paradise, we'll not be returning to Ko.
- Delicious!yummyVIPDined on 7/5/2014This was a lovely dinner;great food, fresh seafood, delicious flavors, perfect service, pretty view, romantic setting. We had oishii sushi, I had the fresh catch in ginger sauce, my husband had lobster tempura, and it was all outstanding. This was our best meal on Maui, by far. Go to Ko!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Asian and Hawaiian cuisineShakaVIPDined on 7/4/2014Ko offers a variety of Asian (Chinese, Filippino, Japanese, Korean, to name a few) and Hawaiian cuisine-all done very well. Ingredients are high quality and fresh. Preparation is authentic with Hawaiian influences. The food is not Pan Asian like Spago's, Mala, Gannon's, but more of an upscale version of Asian cooking, Hawaiian style. Service is attentive, friendly and pleasant. We are a family of four (11 and 14 year old children) and Ko is one of our favorite restaurants on Maui.Special Features:
- Awesome experienceAwesomeDined on 6/29/2014We went their for my daughters 18th birthday. They made her feel special! The food and service was beyond excellent!! I would highly recommend the Ko resturant! I can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/22/2014EXCELLENT food, service and environemt. Leanne, Lisa and Food Manager were EXCELLENT and a valuable asset to your business. Your bone-in-Rib-Eye Steak was "OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD" !! The very BEST on Maui! Resident rates were EXCELLENT: Buy one-get-one free offer is truly appreciated by the residents of Maui. THANK YOU and Warm aloha.....Carol and Jim Continued success in all your future gastro-endeavors !Special Features:
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/20/2014Ko restaurant was outstand. We had a beautiful dinner for our anniversary and we had a great kamaaina discount. Beautiful scenery, delicious food, wonderful service. Overall was incredible. My boyfriend and i enjoyed ourselves and we definitely will come back. Will definitely recommend this restaurant to my friendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place , great food!AlohaAnnieVIPDined on 5/30/2014We love it here, really great waiter, inventive delicious food.can be a little hot before the sun goes down, but beautiful ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A place for Kama'ainasmauiknutsonDined on 5/25/2014Went for restaurant week, food was very original and tasty. Portions were full size, not the sample size you might think for restaurant week. Everything was ono-licious. Water was filled constantly. Coffee refill could have been better. would definitely return. Lots of Kama'aina BOGO specials!Special Features:
- Fabulous Food ChoicesDiningDivaDined on 5/23/2014This is by far one of my very favorite places to eat on Maui! Great variety, wonderful wines, super service ... amazing surroundings!Special Features:
- Our Favorite Restaurant on Maui!PennyDined on 5/18/2014We love everything about KO! The staff, the food, the location and the Kama'aina specials.Special Features:
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/17/2014Awesome for food allergies. 4 course dinner was fabulous. Great service!Special Features:
- Beautiful DinnerLucyUDined on 5/14/2014Everything from the drinks to dessert was perfect. Also, our waiter was so sweet and really got to know us. As with all Fairmont restaurants (which is why I choose them over other luxury hotels), they offer great veggie options for vegetarians and dietary restricted meals. They have an entire "Special Dietary" menu! Although this hotel restaurant does not sit right on the ocean with the views the outside dinning area is beautiful, serene and romantic. Also, the live music was great! Highly recommend checking out Ko even if you aren't staying here and are in the Wailea area.Special Features:
- Great Service!skugirlDined on 5/10/2014We had a friendly waitress and all the staff members that served our table, including the bus boy had great senses of humor. The service was quicker than the last time we visited Ko and I was pleasantly surprised being that it was a busy night. The food was excellent and my favorite dish was their unique sear it yourself ahi appetizer! I've never seen anything like it. A truly unique and memorable experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerFrostyDined on 5/7/2014Very Good, the Ribeye was over seasoned and a little tuff. Lobster was GreatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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My name is Mason Sumner. I am 15 years old and live in Nobleton, Florida, with my dad, mom, and twin baby sisters. We were baptized into the Adventist Church in 2006.
My family and I are currently members at an elderly church in Inverness; however, we are searching for a church with younger people. With a youth group, we could help change lives by showing God's love. Until that happens, I am going to keep doing all I can to positively impact lives, just as mine was forever changed in nine short days during the month of June, 2011.
You may recall the headlines in the spring of 2011 when disaster struck Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with no mercy. The after effects were devastating. Tornadoes destroyed everything, not caring if you were rich or poor, big or small. They came with one purpose; to completely desolate.
Out of that destruction, God put together a plan that sent me on my first humanitarian mission trip with my dad through our family's 5 Loaves 2 Fish Ministries. I have grown up with a commercial contractor dad who, on the side, loves to give—whether it's helping a neighbor put on a new roof or an elderly woman paint her weathered home.
When I saw the path of destruction the Alabama tornadoes left behind, it was hard to comprehend. Those people were left with only fragments of their home, scattered county wide. As I looked over the desolation, I couldn't even think of where to begin helping.
During the next nine days, my dad and I worked hard in many different places for multiple organizations while staying in individual tents at a campground. It was eye opening. God showed me how blessed I am and how fortunate my family is. Our mission trip wasn't to deliberately preach God's word, but to show Christ's love through our actions. We went in the name of God to be servants of the Lord for others. Wherever we picked up a branch or pieced a home back together, footprints of God's love were left behind. As a result of this mission endeavor, I developed a stronger love for helping people in their time of need.
One memory that stands out above all the rest is the day I was volunteering for Salvation Army. A women and her son came for help to get back on their feet after they lost everything. Their home was no more, and their belongings could not be located. The fear and pain I saw in their eyes was heartbreaking. I couldn't help but ask her, "How do you recover from this?" She replied, "God has a plan; He will provide." Hearing that response from a person who just lost everything was such a powerful witness of faith—that there is still hope on this earth.
The enormous impact that one person can have on another is incredible. Just imagine that impact if we all came together and worked as one, united in the Body of Christ. It took a disaster for me to realize that, so it is my job to spread God's love to other people of all ages now, before another disaster strikes.
I think we all see that some churches are failing to embrace their youth. As an effect, the youth are leaving the church to find unhealthy places where they feel truly welcomed. The whole church—not just a few pastors or youth group leaders—needs to embrace each other so, when disaster strikes, we can all help change lives by showing God's love.
Disasters do not care if you are young or old, and neither should we. We are all God's children.
Elmer and Violet Jones Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary
posted on December 05, 2011, under Member by communication
by Naomi Zalabak
Elmer Jones and Violet Sickler were married in Bridgeton, New Jersey on November 3, 1946. Their first date occurred after Violet's mother twice introduced Violet to Elmer—once by a picture and then in person.
Elmer was a horticulturalist near Trenton, N.J., until they moved to Kettering, Ohio, when Violet was asked to help establish Kettering Memorial Hospital, now Kettering Medical Center. As the head nurse, she admitted the first patient.
Returning to their farm in New Jersey, Elmer started working in the greenhouses at Rowan University. Violet studied for a masters in public health at Loma Linda University while working as a public health nurse and teaching nursing.
For several years, Violet and Elmer visited Florida as snowbirds. In 1976, they moved to Sarasota, then retired in Avon Park in 1992. Violet's nursing and health education skills gave her opportunities to conduct cooking classes and help more than 1,000 people quit smoking through Stop Smoking clinics. She also served as a church elder, and Elmer served more than 40 years as a deacon.
My Journey Home: How Did God Get Me Here?
posted on November 04, 2011, under Member by communication
by Joan Smith
My journey started a little more than a year ago. Life seemed fine the way it was; yet, God obviously had different plans.
I had settled spiritually into New Age after years of searching different denominations and facing disappointment in teachings and people. It seemed being alone with God and my books was enough.
For years, a friend tried getting me to church. I didn't want to hear of it, but God kept working on my heart. Lying in bed one morning, I prayed, "If You want me to change course, then You have to show me the way. Just show me the truth, and I will follow wherever You lead."
God started to do just that in a peculiar way. He began waking me each day at 3:00 A.M. It was perfect—no distractions just learning at the computer. I thought at the time He was validating my beliefs in New Age.
One day, I heard a speaker say the Garden of Eden wasn't real. I knew this was untrue. Here, my journey took a new path as I began searching on my own instead of waiting for direction.
While sitting at the computer one morning, I typed, "What is truth?" in the search box. A list of comments about truth appeared, and two words caught my eye—Amazing Facts. I had watched this program some 15 years earlier and thought it interesting. I went to their web site and, day after day, listened to sermons.
Soon, Amazing Facts led me to 3ABN (Three Angels Broadcasting Network). Then, my search led me to other ministry sites. I couldn't satisfy my thirst.
After months of studying, I knew I had found the truth. I started observing the Sabbath at home, but Doug Batchelor and Ken Cox kept telling viewers to become involved with a church.
The day I chose to visit Ocala Seventh-day Adventist Church, my true journey began. When my husband dropped me off, he said he'd wait for 10 minutes in case I decided not to stay. I told him, "Don't worry, I'm staying."
As I walked through the doors, I was greeted by warm, smiling faces. I explained I was new and was given a welcome packet. Heading for the sanctuary door, frightened to death of unfamiliar surroundings, I approached a gentleman who greeted me. I explained it was my first time to visit the church.
Jay Dewitt took my hand, said, "Come with me," and led me to his wife, Joan, which caused us both to chuckle that we shared the same first name. Jay whispered in his wife's ear, "She is new." From that day, they have taken me under their wings and guided me through my journey.
When I recall that first Sabbath, tears fill my eyes. If I hadn't been treated so kindly, I may not have returned. I'm a testimony that a simple smile or friendly gesture to a new face can literally save a person's spiritual life.
After studying God's truths for several months with Pastor Dave Swinyar, I was baptized December 10, 2010. The church members, surely a chosen generation of people, have accepted me so warmly.
Now, I pray for God to show me how I can be an active part of this body of Christ. My desire is to serve God with love, compassion, and grace.
A Call to Service
posted on November 04, 2011, under Member by communication
by Deena Kemp, Karmin Rempfer
At Tampa First, Fla., Church, they call her Pastor Claudette. Around the theology department at her alma mater, Southwestern Adventist University (SWAU), she was affectionately nicknamed the Apostle Paulette. "She told people about Jesus everywhere she went," explains Dr. Bill Kilgore, Claudette Aleman's mentor and former teacher at SWAU.
For Claudette, the call to ministry began as a little girl when she and her mother first moved to the United States. She had a hunger for God and a craving to learn more when an Adventist family adopted them and offered fellowship and Bible study.
The seed planted in her heart during her young years, blossomed even more on August 27, 2011, when her family, dear friends, and members of Florida Conference gathered for her commissioning service.
In his message about the call to ministry being a call to service, Kilgore reminded the church that the first criterion for ministry is to be a Christian. We are all called to minister in some way, and we should let the Holy Spirit be our guide. "Claudette may be a small lady," says Kilgore, "but she is powerful on the inside." Speaking directly to her, he offered the assurance, "Know that God will continue to lead you."
Mike Cauley, Florida Conference President, and other ordained ministers joined Kilgore in laying of hands and saying a prayer of dedication for Pastor Claudette. She was welcomed into the ministry, and Carmen Rodriguez, Florida Conference Executive Secretary, presented her with the official credentials.
The service ended with a celebratory rendition of He Lives. For Claudette, her true purpose is to let this message ring clear to whomever she meets, and it is a motivating factor in her ministry.
Bill and Mavis Sager Celebrate 60th Anniversary
posted on November 04, 2011, under Member by communication
by Naomi Zalabak
Bill and Mavis Sager were married September 2, 1951, at Oakdale Sanitarium, Oakdale, Iowa. After graduating from high school, Mavis worked in this Sanitarium where her mother was a patient.
During their early years together, Bill drove a delivery truck for Loma Linda Foods and owned a service station in Iowa. In December 1958, he sold the station and began working for the denomination at Oak Park Academy in Nevada, Iowa, where he wore several hats. Among them were: operator of a commercial laundry that serviced motels, hotels, and the hospital in the area; assistant boys' dean; and bus driver for student trips. In 1965, he helped build and administer a 70-bed nursing home on campus that provided work for students.
In 1967, Highland Hospital, Portland, Tenn., called Bill to be administrator. During the 12 years he served there, the Sager's five children grew up, and Bill became involved with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Tennessee, Rotary, and other community organizations.
In 1979, Bill accepted a call to become the administrator of Walker Memorial Hospital in Avon Park. He continued his involvement with Rotary and Salvation Army, and he served on hospital boards. He was also in charge of the building of Florida Hospital Lake Placid.
Bill and Mavis so loved their church family and the community they chose Avon Park as their place of retirement in 1991. For a number of years afterward, Bill served as treasurer for Walker Memorial Academy and, until this year, Mavis served as Sabbath School superintendent.
The Sagers have five children: Mark, Kyle, Scott, Jan, Brent, and Pat; 16 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
Stories of Stewardship
posted on October 05, 2011, under Conference, Member by communication
Faith and Finance is a 12-lesson practical study on money management, prepared by the North American Division Stewardship Department. This guide to financial planning with a faith factor was edited by Edward Reid, former Stewardship Department director. Throughout Florida Conference, congregations have included Faith and Finance training among their small group ministry programs. "Our first Faith and Finance small group was life-changing and even marriage-saving," testifies Miami Springs Church Pastor Glenn Aguirre. "It was so effective that leaders Ray and Damaris Mateo have been asked to start another class. I praise God for the lives and marriages this series has changed!"
An Ancient Institution With a Modern Application
by Conrad Duncan, Florida Conference Vice President for Administration
History of Tithing
In the early years of the Adventist Church, there were few settled pastors. Nearly all paid workers were evangelists, church planters, and overseers or administrators of mission. Lay members who served as volunteers conducted member care as well as ongoing local evangelism.
Because of the nature of this dynamic movement, a decision was made early in the Church's history to send all tithes from congregations to the regional conference or mission office headquarters that coordinated mission expansion. Thus began a most effective system for church finance. As the Church has matured, it has continued to expand its perspective on mission.
For example, Christian education has become recognized as an effective and essential method for discipling young people. Today, Christian education is partially funded by tithe dollars, second only to pastors and evangelists. Other ministries such as literature evangelism and youth ministry are viewed as part of the mission of Adventism and, thus, are sustained in part by the tithe dollar.
Use of the Tithe
God established the tithe and further stipulated its use. Based on these instructions, the Seventh-day Adventist Church follows biblical directions for use of the tithe.
Nearly 80% of the tithe dollar remains in Florida Conference to advance the gospel in our territory. Of the dollars spent in Florida Conference, approximately 75% is spent on salaries and support for workers. Approximately 20% furthers the work of preaching and teaching the gospel around the world.
The portion of tithe dollars not retained by Florida Conference helps fund ministries such as:
- Overseas missions.
- Media broadcasts such as Hope Channel, Voice of Prophecy, It Is Written, and other radio and television ministries.
- Institutions of higher learning such as Loma Linda University, Oakwood University, and Andrews University.
- Publications such as Adventist World for members and Ministry Magazine for pastors and other church leaders.
Portions of the tithe dollar retained by Florida Conference go toward Christian education. Greater Miami Adventist Academy and Forest Lake Academy, as well as Southern Adventist University, benefit from tithe. Also, up to 30% of our elementary church school salaries are paid with tithe.
The preparation of curriculum for children and youth Sabbath School ministries, as well as courses taught in Adventist elementary and secondary schools, are supported with tithe.
Tithe pays for the quarterly Conference publication, Florida Focus, and contributes to the budget of Southern Tidings which is published monthly by Southern Union Conference.
Camp Kulaqua and Pine Lake Retreat benefit from tithe dollars. At these facilities, dozens of young people accept Jesus as their Savior each year and are baptized. Hundreds more recommit their lives to Him.
Florida Conference also uses tithe to subsidize the MagaBook program which hires young people for literature evangelism. Their earnings help pay for their Christian education while they work to spread the gospel.
Inspiring Testimonies
History is filled with people who believed, accepted, and practiced Bible teachings on tithing. There is mention of patriarchs such as Abraham (Genesis 14:20), Jacob (Genesis 28:22), and even the whole nation of Israel—priests and people alike (Leviticus).
In modern times, there are stories of famous and wealthy people who credited the returning of tithe to God as the secret for their success and prosperity. Among these individuals are: William Colgate of Colgate Toothpaste, John D. Rockefeller, Sr., Henry John Heinz of Heinz Ketchup, Milton S. Hershey of Hershey's Chocolate, and James Cash Penney of J.C. Penney.
As I write, myriads of people in Florida Conference, and around the world, are following this godly principle of tithing and experiencing God's prosperity in their lives. Continuing this article, you'll be inspired to read success stories of faithfulness and obedience shared by members of the Florida Adventist family.
Tithing: A Matter of Faith
by Rommel and Theresa Pageotte-Andre, Jacksonville Mandarin Church Members
It has not been easy, yet, by God's grace, we have kept our three children, ages 17, 11, and 7, in Christian schools all of their lives. However, something was missing.
With our income, as it was, we were not able to fully pay our monthly debts. We would pay what we felt were the required bills, and we would place tithe at the end. This meant that tithe was usually eliminated.
My wife attended elementary, high school, and college in Adventist schools. She felt strongly about an Adventist or Christian education for our kids. I did not. I believe the devil attacked me often by reminding me that our bills would be paid if the children went to public school. Tithing was always in the back of my mind, but I was ashamed to deal with it.
One day, I spoke with our pastor, Juan Rodriguez, about some family financial difficulties. He politely, but bluntly, told me that tithing is a matter of faith. This truth hit me really hard. I know God is faithful, but I was not obedient to Him. I consider myself a logical person. Logically, it did not make sense to pay tithe and have money to pay our bills. Remember, we did not have enough money in the first place. A few months passed by after talking with our pastor—still not returning tithe—and the financial difficulties remained.
Throughout our wonderful years of marriage, God has blessed us. We have seen and felt His grace. We have testified about what He has been and continues to be in our marriage and family life. Why was it so hard to simply trust that He would bless us financially? He had never failed us before. We knew it was our choice, and that we needed to make the right decision.
Approximately three months ago, my wife and I decided to trust God. We decided to return God's tithe and let Him lead. The first week, tithe was the first item paid, and our account overdrafted as expected. The next week, our tithe was, again, the first thing paid. To our surprise, everything else was also paid. everything, with no overdrafts.
It didn't make sense. It was not logical any way we looked at it. We tried to do the math, and it did not add up. Unbelievable! Yet, we are believers. How could we allow the devil to take our hard-earned money? How did we expect God to grow His people if we were selfish in what we wanted for ourselves and our children? He told us He would take care of us. We teach our children that God will always take care of them.
In our humanity, we do not know how, but the bills are getting paid. God has opened and closed the right doors, and He has clearly shown us He always does what He says He will do. Through human eyes, the God we serve is not at all logical, but He is our Father, our Redeemer, and our Provider.
Thoughts On the Fount of Blessing
by Elisa Rahming
The Lord loves to give gifts to His children and is always there to listen to our requests. While I was in college, two required courses for graduation were scheduled at the same time. After much prayer, the Lord worked it out for me to finish both classes and graduate on time.
This experience played a significant marker in my spiritual journey. My relationship with God was deepened, enabling me to experience God's faithfulness and blessings firsthand. When I consider all He has done for me, how can I not give my time, talents, and tithes and offerings to Him?
Although I spend a significant portion of my day working with dollars and cents, true biblical stewardship is so much more than handling money. It starts with God as our Creator, our Owner, our Provider, and our Sustainer.
Stewardship is the lifestyle of one who has a daily, living relationship with Jesus Christ, accepts His Lordship, walks in partnership with God, and acts as His agent to manage His affairs on earth.
God is the owner of everything, and He is the giver of all good gifts. God is a God of blessings. He pours out blessings, and then He wants us to be held accountable for them. He expects us to act in good human stewardship and to act responsibly.
God wants us to act in partnership with Him. This close association reminds us that there are two sides of stewardship. One side is about embracing that desire for God and His relationship with us. The other side is when God initiates a relationship, and stewardship accepts and embraces that relationship.
For me, even though I was baptized in the ocean at the age of 12 in my home town of Nassau, Bahamas, I didn't fully grasp the concept of Jesus Christ as Lord of my entire life until later in my walk with Him. In fact, I was in my late 20s. I fully understood Jesus as Savior, but understanding the concept of His Lordship was something that took a little while. I'm thankful that I understand it now. It's not just one segment or two segments of my life, but it's everything. It's my time, it's my talent, it's my treasure, it's my career life, and it's my ministry life. It's everything.
The Lord wants to be our Helper by guiding and directing us in everything that we do. Putting God first and foremost in everything and being fully committed and devoted to Him means that we move as He leads and go in the direction He calls us to go.
God expects accountability from us. He also expects faithfulness for what He has given us.
Stewardship is a lifestyle of service. Jesus set an example of a lifestyle of service, a lifestyle of ministry, and a lifestyle of giving. He wants us to do the same. What is lifestyle? It is a way of being and a way of doing. It is living God's life in the way He did through Jesus Christ when He was here on earth. It is living the way that He would want us to live in every single area of our lives.
Stewardship is all of me in response to all of God. He's given so much, and He wants all of us. That's actually part of what gives me joy in giving all of me to all of Him, because He brings me joy in doing so. There are so many blessings that we receive when we give our all to Him, and I'm not just referring to monetary blessings.
We're not just returning to an entity or an organization. Rather, we're actually returning to Him. We're not just returning money. Rather, we're returning our time, our resources, and our talent. We're returning all of us to what God is, because He is Lord of our lives.
God wants our heart. He does not just want the money from our pockets. He wants everything that we have, and I enjoy this relationship with Him in giving Him my heart and in giving Him everything that I have. Doing so truly brings joy to those who accept His Lordship and walk in partnership with God.
Elisa's thoughts in this article are blended with those taken from a presentation by Erika Puni, Ph.D., director of stewardship ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist World Church.
Learning To Live God's Way
by Mickey and Ana Cuesta
We were married in 2002, and both of us had children from previous marriages. It was a struggle to agree on how to cover our children's expenses and our own. Each of us had a separate bank account, and this brought friction to our marriage.
A few months ago, our church, Miami Springs, decided to offer a 10-week seminar based on the book, Faith and Finance, by Edward Reid. From the start, Mickey felt this seminar was sent by God.
At the time, Ana was on disability. "Why should we share," Mickey said, "if she is not bringing any money home? If we could not manage our finances when we both were working, why do it now?" Mickey was also struggling with faithfulness in tithing. His mentality was, "I don't feel like it," but Ana was always faithful in this matter.
During the first seminar session, nothing was said about money. It was all about God. He is the Creator, and He owns everything. We are just His stewards. Little by little, conviction came to our hearts that this was going to be a life-changing event. We had to learn to completely trust in God and in each other!
After several weeks, the reality hit home, and Mickey declared, "The hardest part is putting the ego into my pocket," yet he was not ready for a full commitment. Among the 10 couples taking the seminar, six had separate bank accounts. A short while later, we decided, "We are going to have only one bank account."
What a major shift in our relationship! Now, no more arguing about how to spend the money. We are consulting each other before paying expenses, purchasing items, and how to help our children. Credit cards were paid off or put in a drawer. "This was the hardest part for me," confesses Ana.
Through prayer and commitment, we have learned that it's about doing things God's way and not our way. God has blessed us in many ways that are not necessarily monetary. We came to understand that faithfulness to God includes returning a faithful tithe. Our relatives and friends have noticed the tremendous change in our relationship—especially no more fighting. We communicate much better and on a deeper level. There is peace and happiness in our home.
We recommend that all churches offer the Faith and Finance seminar for their members. It is such a great blessing, and it will change lives for the better!
Forever Faithful Is Our Goal
by Brian Mori, Miami Springs Church Member
I am 34 years old and have been a Christian since I was a little boy. Yet, it was only about three years ago that I came to know Jesus Christ. Up until that time, I took my relationship with God for granted by just going through the motions. I didn't have the fire for Christ that others talk about. Not having this relationship with Christ kept me from receiving the wisdom and knowledge necessary to make it through these economic tough times.
About three years ago, I found myself in an unfamiliar situation. Somehow, my wife and I had quickly accumulated more than $14,000 in credit card debt. I had never before in my life had credit card debt. This situation was causing even more problems in my marriage and family life.
I had just begun my new walk with Christ, and He allowed me to realize that Satan was trying to attack me and bring me down. I began listening to a Christian radio program about money. I kept hearing people in my similar situation getting and staying out of debt while, at the same time, staying faithful to God and being good stewards. Although I slipped many times, I tried to stay faithful to God and give Him 10% as I paid down the debt through making sacrifices while living paycheck to paycheck.
I continued praying and reading Christian books about debt and finances, as well as taking a finance class at my church. All of these resources showed me that only God can allow us to get out of situations we have gotten ourselves into, and we need to remain faithful to Him and do as He asks.
I now fully understand Malachi 3:10 where God talks about opening the floodgates of Heaven and pouring His blessings on those who are good stewards. One of the things I learned from this situation is that if we just ask God to give us a content heart, He will, and He will keep us from falling into the traps of needing earthly possessions.
I am blessed to say that it took a couple of years, but my family and I are now free and clear of the $14,000 credit card debt. We will forever remain faithful to God and keep being good stewards and managers of His money. Our goal now is to pay off all of our debt and ask God what He wants us to do for Him.
You Can't Outgive God
Reprinted with permission from Jewish Heritage Scripture Studies
Jeff Zaremsky and Barbara Gurien met and fell in love—a real match made in heaven. Finances being one of the most important areas of marriage, they decided to find out how compatible they were in this area before they got married.
It turns out that both were already giving a full 20% (10% for tithe, 10% for offerings) of their gross income to the Lord. Even though they were both volunteers, earning just a small stipend at the time, they always had enough.
As plans of a wedding were birthed, they wondered how they could give tithes and offerings on their wedding gifts. How do you give 20% of a blender? Most of their friends did not earn much more than they did, and they were expecting mostly homemade afghans for gifts. They decided to figure out the value of the physical gifts and then give the appro-priate amount in cash. If they did not have enough cash, they would return a blender or something so they would have money for tithe and offerings.
When they finally opened all their presents, they not only had enough in cash gifts to cover their tithe and offerings on both cash and physical gifts, they had enough to cover the cost for their entire two-week honeymoon, including airfare, rental car, and hotels. In addition to the cash, they also received more than they needed for furnishing their new apartment—including two blenders. There was even a little money left over to put in the bank. Weeks after their honeymoon, they took a class on how to set up a spending plan that has kept them out of debt (other than their mortgage) and has helped to buy the things that they really need and often want.
For more than twenty years of marriage, Jeff and Barbara have never lacked for anything they really needed, nor have they even questioned whether they could afford to give 20% back to the Lord. Actually, they decided they couldn't afford not to and have increased their percentage over the years to 25%. Today, they are totally debt free, including their home. God has always been faithful, and Jeff and Barbara have always had more than enough.
God Sometimes Works In Very Mysterious Ways
by Naomi Zalabak, Avon Park Church Member
Back in the 1930s, our family was suffering from effects of The Great Depression. Out of work, my father was trying to get established as a farmer on our newly acquired 40-acre home place.
We had a vegetable garden and could pick wild berries in our woods, but my mother was in need of essentials for preparing bread such as flour, yeast, salt, and sugar. I recall hearing Mother and Father discussing their need and whether, under the circumstances, it would be acceptable to borrow the money they had set aside for tithe.
Their decision was to not use the tithe. Right away, Father started walking the mile to church to give the tithe to the pastor so they wouldn't yield to the temptation to use it.
Shortly after midnight, we were awakened by a strange noise in the field in front of our house. In the dim moonlight, I could see a shadowy figure from my window and heard plodding through the deep grass. As the figure approached the house, Daddy picked up something to use as a weapon, if necessary, and went out to confront the intruder who had started to climb the steps to the front porch. Father was about to strike when he heard a woman's muttering voice.
The woman was a patient who had escaped from the mental hospital 12 miles from our home. She intended to head toward a relative's place in town, but a wrong turn brought her to our farm instead.
Father put her in the car and headed for the mental hospital. Upon arrival, those in charge rewarded him with money enough to supply our needs.
God sometimes works in very mysterious ways.
My Personal Devotional Time: A Fountain of Many Blessings
posted on October 03, 2011, under Member by communication
by Marti Jones, former Coordinator of Spiritual Nurture and Spiritual Ambassadors for Florida Hospital Orlando
It is always difficult to put into words the thoughts of one's heart. It is such a personal and unique way we each sense and feel, particularly when it comes to our relationship with our Creator. However, it is important to share what has been a blessing and of deep meaning in our own life. It is part of our personal testimony and, therefore, may be of benefit to someone.
I am, by nature, an outgoing person. I love other people, but as much as I enjoy company, I also love and appreciate my time alone. It is in these moments of solace that I really find out what is going on inside my being. I have discovered how important it is to my spiritual growth to share meaningful time with God. It has been during these special visits with Him that He reveals through scripture what my soul is in need of, and He always does it with loving care.
When I first committed to a devotional time, I decided to do so in the evening. I have always been more of a night owl than a morning person. However, I noticed that frequently the day brought varied challenges for which I had felt unprepared. Quite often, due to the many necessities or urgencies of life, I had postponed time with God until fatigue prevented me from enjoying His company.
Since I have made my first appointment of the day with Jesus, He provides, through prayer and study of His Word, the support I will need in my very busy schedule. He even wakes me up without the alarm clock, and when I awaken, it makes me smile to sense His desire to be with me.
My early morning visits that include listening to His Spirit have become vital to me. It is a time to express joy and wonder at His gift of life—to praise Him and thank Him for my family, to sing songs in my heart, and to proclaim praise to the Father, Jesus my Savior, and the Spirit of Comfort who is my peace. Now, when things get crazy, and they still do, the Word of God comes alive in me to impart deeper wisdom, greater patience, or persevering effort to meet difficult moments.
Most importantly is where this time with Jesus has brought me personally. I am in the process of learning true surrender—something that is very challenging to our humanity. He has impressed me that this is perhaps the most important work in which God calls us to participate. He is able to do great things through His people. He has promised the outpouring of His Spirit, the empowering of His church before His coming, but this is only possible if we allow Him to prepare our temple.
In my personal time of prayer and study, I now seek renewing of heart and mind day by day. It is less difficult for me when I remember to cultivate an active and living relationship with Jesus. The more I come to commune with him, the lighter my load. His Spirit has blessed my role as wife, mother, and Pila (that is what my grandkids call me).
Outside the window where I sit to visit with my God in the early morning is a lovely fountain. When I look out at the new day and see the water bubbling over the top of the fountain in the yard, I am reminded of the appointment Jesus kept with the woman of Samaria. To her, He offered the Water of Life, Himself, when He said, "If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water…. Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life." —John 4:10, 13–14 (NIV)
In the coming months, look for a how-to list of ways/experiences in which our readers have found special meaning to their devotional time. We invite you to share your thoughts. From them, we may select a sentence or two or, possibly, your story.
Family Finds Home In Orange Cove Church
posted on September 23, 2011, under Church, Member by communication
by Dana Amatangelo
Every pew of the Orange Cove, Florida, Church was filled with members and guests awaiting the beginning of a new journey for a couple who, only a few months before, were without a home, without direction, and consumed by broken hearts and shattered dreams. The picture was so bleak that their two children were taken from them when they lost their home.
On March 25, André Van Heerden, Orange Cove pastor and volunteer president of The Mercy Network of Clay County, was involved in a county-wide outreach to help the homeless. He met the Smith family of four who were, then, using their car as a home.
When Jerry and Bonnie asked Pastor André if he would be willing to help them, he assured them he could take on their case. They became residents of one of the group homes sponsored by The Mercy Network of which Orange Cove Church is a member. Invitations to church services and other activities were extended to the family.
Two months later, a celebration of renewal took place where Pastor André baptized Jerry and Bonnie. This day would mark two covenants. The first promise was demonstrated for all to witness as the couple were lowered into the water and brought up again, signifying their new birth and commitment to the Higher Power that had brought them so far in such a short time.
The next covenant, just a few minutes later, would be to one another in a marriage ceremony. While every person in the congregation rose to their feet, Bonnie stepped into the sanctuary as her soon-to-be husband, Jerry, stood beside the pastor and watched his waiting bride with tears in his eyes.
Two lives, changed because of kindness, are now beginning a new life together that will change their future, the future of their children, and possibly many generations to come.
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Hastings and Norma Bean Celebrate 80 Years of Marriage
posted on August 16, 2011, under Member by communication
by Chet Jordan
Hastings and Norma Bean celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary with their church family at North Lake Church, Leesburg, Florida, on July 2, 2011. Much of their married life was spent providing care and housing for relatives and church friends who were in need.
Born on December 22, 1909, in Marysville, Tennessee, Hastings was a fourth-generation Adventist. When his parents moved to Avon Lake, Ohio, he met Norma Buswell, and they were married in St. Mary County, West Virginia, on July 3, 1931. Norma also became an Adventist in 1936. "I've always believed the Lord sent Hastings to my door," says Norma, 99. "I don't think anyone I know has had a happier marriage."
After the wedding, they lived in Avon Lake for the next 54 years. Hastings' entire working career was with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company. Upon retirement, the Beans moved to Eustis, Florida.
Their daughter, Carol Fife, says, "To think they have lived all these years together, gotten along so well, and shown such love between them is amazing." Also included in their family are five grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren.
The Well-traveled Silver Dollar
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by Naomi Zalabak
The location was a beautiful scenic spot, and romance was in the air as Burton Wright handed Myrna Jensen, the young lady by his side, a silver dollar with a request to read what it said.
"E Pluribus Unim," Myrna softly read.
"What else?" he questioned.
"In God we trust," Myrna read.
"Anything else?"
"United we stand," Myrna read.
"Can we make that our motto for life?" Burton questioned.
Myrna was thrilled but a bit hesitant, because, although they had corresponded via letter for some time, they had only been together for a few weekends. With glistening eyes, she answered, "I think we need to pray about this, and I need to talk to my family."
After Burton's graduation from college, they were married in the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital Church, Takoma Park, Maryland, on July 29, 1951, with Burton's father performing the ceremony and Myrna's father singing.
And then the silver dollar began a journey of a lifetime as it traveled with the Wrights as they spent their lives in God's service as follows:
- Mount Pisgah Academy, Candler, North Carolina with Burton as dean of boys and Bible teacher, and Myrna was a hospital supervisor.
- Spencerville Junior Academy, Silver Spring, Maryland, where Burton taught.
- Forest Lake Academy, Apopka, Florida, with Burton teaching Bible and Myrna serving as school nurse.
The coin then traveled half-way around the world as the Wrights were called to the continent of Africa as follows:
- Bethel College, South Africa, with Burton teaching ministerial students and church pastors.
- Malamulo Secondary School, Malawi, with Burton teaching academy students.
- Northern Malawi with Burton serving as principal of the boarding school and Myrna as the dispensary nurse, accountant for Mombera Secondary School, and home school teacher for their three younger children.
- Solusi College, Bulawago, Zimbabwe, where Burton taught ministerial students and Myrna taught home economics to 100 girls.
After twelve years of service in Africa, the silver dollar journeyed with the Wrights as they permanently returned to the United States in order to benefit their children's education. They continued to teach or pastor at the following: Holbrook Indian School in Arizona; Joliet, Illinois; Elizabethtown, Kentucky; Lake Placid, Florida; and Arcadia, Florida.
At last, the silver dollar found a permanent retirement home in Avon Park where the Wrights remain busy in the Lord's work. Burton has helped with Prison Ministries while Myrna has worked with children's divisions of the church. For three years, she served as Assistant Director of Children's Ministries for Florida Conference. She continues to use her storytelling skills to touch the lives of children.
After the church service on July 30, family, members, and friends gathered to help Burton and Myrna celebrate their 60th anniversary. Their four children, Judy, Jim Jeanie, Jon, and their families planned a celebration that included a potluck meal, anniversary cake, and insightful glimpses from the past.


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I have been researching my family tree and in my grandfather's funeral book a Olympia Lombardo signed it. My grandfather was Louis L. Lombardi from New Haven, CT and Key Largo, FL.
I found out from an older cousin that Olympia was a Macri cousin. I have been unable to find out exacty how.
This is what I did find, Olympia Macri died May 7, 1972, she was married to Nicholas Lombardo, born: Sept. 10, 1895 and died May 31, 1962. They lived in Milford, CT. and had one daughter Lucille who was married and widowed. (last name unknown).
Olympia's parents were Marie C. Macri - 1879-1946, her father was Nicholas G. Macri - 1879-1950. She had a brother Armond, 1916-1955.
She had a sister, Teresa Macri Baroncini, 1901-1975, and one other sister, Lorraine Macri Mascola, 1910-1983.
All of the above are buried in St. Lawrence Cemetary in West Haven, CT.
I have been searching through the Lombardi side, because of the fact that Olympia married a Lombardo, however, my great-great grandmother's name was Julia Eva Tedesco born: January 3, 1876 in Cusano Mutri, Italy and died in Woodbridge, CT on June 3, 1936.
I have no idea if Julia had any brother's or sisters.
Julia married Antonio Petrillo in Cusano Mutri and had two daughters there, Rose and Christina. Then they moved to the U.S. and settled in Woodbridge, CT and had several more children, Catherine (Kitty), Mary, Marion, Julia (Jane), Phyllis, Domenic and Antonio.
I have Julia's death certificate and on it is only her father's last name (Tedesco) and her mother' maiden name was Marianna Franco from Cusano, Mutri, Italy.
If any of the above names sound familiar please contact me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com. I would really love to make this connection for my tree.
One other note, while visiting another family member at a cemetary in East Haven, CT I came by a headstone for Antonio Tedesco, March 9, 1911 - March 22, 1986, and his wife Miriam Tedesco, August 14, 1926 - November 28, 1982.
I have no idea who these people were, but I took the information just in case.
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Am frühen Morgen Transfer nach Tortuguero.
Early morning pick-up from your hotel in San Jose for the drive out of the central highlands and down to our river port, stopping for breakfast on the way. Pass from the high cloud forest of Braulio Carrillo National Park down to the flat agricultural lowlands, filled with pineapples, rice, cattle, and banana plantations. After driving through various banana plantations, hop on board a lancha (boat) for your journey through the remarkable Tortuguero canals to our comfortable jungle lodge. On the boat ride we may see herons, egrets, spoonbills, as well as amphibians and reptiles like the "Jesus Lizard" (it walks on water) and caimans. The tropical rainforest gives way to prime beaches, ideal nesting grounds for green, loggerhead, hawksbill and leatherback turtles. The latter nests from mid-March to May, the rest from July to September. Tortuguero National Park was created in 1975 to protect the four species of sea turtles which nest along these beaches. The Caribbean Conservation Centre, just outside of town, is an excellent source of information about the turtles and their tropical habitat. After lunch visit the sleepy Afro-Caribbean village of Tortuguero, take an optional hike or relax by the pool.
Geführte Wanderungen und Bootsfahrten im Tortuguero-Nationalpark. Optionale Nachtexkursion, um die Nistplätze der Riesenschildkröten zu sehen (Juni bis August - dies wird vor Ort arrangiert). Außerdem kannst du die Kanäle mit dem Kajak erkunden.
Wake early to the sounds and sights of the jungle as it comes alive. Enjoy guided hikes or an early morning canal tour to experience the jungle at its most active. Visit COTERC, the Canadian Biological research station to learn about the incredible biological diversity of the area. After lunch enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the lodge or sign up for optional guided tours such as kayaking, horseback riding, a canopy tour or a climb up muddy Cerro Tortuguero (Tortuguero Hill) for a great view over the park.
Es geht zurück nach San José, wo du am Nachmittag ankommst. Abreise jeder Zeit nach 17 Uhr.
Today is a full day to enjoy Turtle Beach Lodge and its incredible surroundings. Take time to explore the gardens, beach and pool, or sign up for an additional tour (for a fee) with your guide. Speak with your guide for times and other options. During nesting season (June-August), a night excursion to see the nesting of the giant turtles is optional and arranged locally.


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Real-estate broker, 78, attacked at home west of Yakima
A 78-year-old real-estate broker was listed in serious condition at a Seattle hospital Sunday after being assaulted at a home west of Yakima on Saturday, according to the Yakima County Sheriff's Office.
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A 78-year-old real-estate broker was listed in serious condition at a Seattle hospital Sunday after being assaulted at a home west of Yakima on Saturday, according to the Yakima County Sheriff's Office.
Vernon Holbrook, who is listed as the designated broker and owner of Aspen Real Estate in Yakima, had shown homes in the Cowiche-Tieton area late Saturday morning when co-workers became concerned that he failed to keep later appointments, according to a news release from the Sheriff's Office.
Worried co-workers searching for Holbrook found him around 7:30 or 8 p.m., the release said. He had suffered head trauma.
He was initially taken by ambulance to Yakima Valley Memorial and was later transferred to Seattle's Harborview Medical Center. Holbrook was listed in serious condition late Sunday morning but hospital officials later in the day said they had no information on Holbrook.
A spokesman for the Sheriff's Office said Sunday afternoon that no further information was available about the assault and no suspects had been identified.
Holbrook has been a licensed real-estate agent in Yakima since 1965, according to the Aspen Real Estate website.
Rich Culver, a real-estate broker who has worked with Holbrook for almost three years, said he was stunned when he learned of the incident Sunday afternoon.
"It makes me really upset that here's a man in his late 70s and someone assaults him," Culver said in a telephone interview.
Culver said Holbrook is a respected and hardworking businessman. "He's one of the hardest-working men, at that age, I've ever known in my life," Culver said.
Fellow Seasons board member Pat Strosahl said Holbrook has been a "terrific" member of the organization for the past three years.
"I think he's just been a really fine contributor, and I don't mean just financially," Strosahl said. "He's done what he can to help us through some difficult situations."
Strosahl, as vice president of the local homebuilding company United Builders, said he also had business dealings with Holbrook for more than a decade.
"He's a prodigious producer when it comes to real- estate sales because he likes it and is able to put together deals a lot of other people can't," Strosahl said.
Kathie Fitzpatrick, also a broker with Aspen Real Estate, said Holbrook is a man without enemies.
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Located 1.75 mile from Niagara Falls Blvd. Between Timberlink and Moyer.
- Lot: 170 sqft
- Single Family
- Built in 1972
- Cooling: Central
- Attic
- Cable Ready
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- Double Pane/Storm Windows
- Finished basement
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- Parking: Garage - Attached, 2 spaces
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- Tear off roof 2009, updated kitchen & bath, hardwood floors, maintenance free. Extra side lot.
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- Structure type: Ranch
- Floor size: 1,472 sqft
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