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He's a bit $$ but well worth it. I have 1 from him, a small honu (my aumakua), within a plumeria and my son has half his body from him in tribal, it's awesome. I've seen some keiki portraits from him as well, and that is my next one - when I grow up and get brave again:). Pelekai, you are correct of the importance of Geneology is here. In my family depending on the side we are having a reunion for, it's pretty amazing.

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My Dad's side 'family reunion' normally consists of everyone bringing their own cooler, some pupus and an ukulele where we all sit under the mango tree and listen to C & K songs played on the uke and sing along top voice. My Mom's side is more intense, and I didn't realize this and how much work actually goes into a 'family reunion' until our island was to host the next one (in late 2000), and my Uncle, one of the 'elders' had volunteered me to 'help'. Several elders from each island came to a meeting every month (they begin at least 1 to 1-1/2 years prior).

Not only did we have drinks, food and entertainment. We had cultural days (making our own games/haku leis/necklaces), discussed hawaiian issues, family issues, had each family entertain us with the family hawaiian chants and dances. Our luau was an authentic hawaiian gathering. It began with prayer. The men stood in a warrior position (bent a little at the knees and locked arms), while people presented gifts to the elders in ancient hawaiian tradition, touching the crowns of the heads together, and performing the sacred ritual of the 'ha' (breath).

Everyday was filled with something different to do. I was especially awed with the amount of time it took to gather information about the lineage. Each family has a designated group that they send information /updates to, they send in pictures, who got married, divorced, passed away etc. Then all the groups have monthly meetings, gather all the information and begin making their family tree which stretches clear across a hallroom banquet room, it's amazing how many generations these family trees go back and the work and time involved. The most amazing time was when all the keiki gathered around Papa.

At 94 years old he still had a very strong mind, and wisdom. He could recall many things about each family. Our Papa was a known hawaiian healer.

Listening to stories Papa told us, many taped him, as he went through each family, held their little hands and told a story about their their family and the things he remembered from the past. Listening to our kupuna talk was the best time we all had.