Masumi Hayashi and Larry Shinoda.

feeding them dinner and supervising homework.The next destination was a War Relocation Authority camp.

Her family initially relocated inland to Visalia to a household with an outhouse rather than the indoor plumbing she was accustomed to.She made annual trips to Kona to visit her daughter and grandsons.Rosalind was a full-time homemaker and mother of that era.

“I remember you from Frank McCoppin!”Throughout her life.The family intends to establish a fund for the Frank McCoppin Library in Rosalind’s memory.

where she experienced a trauma that stayed with her for her lifetime.

was severely beaten with handmade ironwood clubs for 45 minutes while the family could only watch.both in recognition of the worst and best of this tragedy but also in recommittal to the long road still ahead to recovery.

we honor our ‘ohana lost and our first responders who saved many more even at their own expense.we will keep doing everything we can to ensure Maui gets the support it needs from the federal government.

Jill Tokuda and Ed Case (both D-Hawaii) on Oct.I will continue advocating for the federal resources necessary for Maui to recover.