The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club is titled Ama to honor the Club’s lineage. The outrigger of a canoe is called an Ama in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i (Hawaiian Language). It was a nautical innovation that allowed the Polynesians to efficiently navigate the rough waters of the Pacific. The Ama is also the port hull of a double-hulled canoe, which is the vehicle that brought the Hawaiians to these beautiful islands.
The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club
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FEATURES Global Reach
The LOBBY Hey Santa!
Our reciprocal club program gives you access to some of the finest clubs in the world. p.13 Gift Guide Fashion, accessories and other items for you to gift, covet or keep all to yourself. p.20 In the Spirit of Tradition We’re highlighting just a few mem- bers who’ve dedicated hours and hours volunteering on committees and as coaches. p.29
Get into the holiday spirit by writ- ing a letter to Santa, enjoying Keiki Christmas and attending other festive happenings at the Club. p.9
Outrigger Canoe Club
The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club is titled Ama to honor the Club’s lineage. The outrigger of a canoe is called an Ama in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i (Hawaiian Language). It was a nautical innovation that allowed the Polynesians to efficiently navigate the rough waters of the Pacific. The Ama is also the port hull of a double-hulled canoe, which is the vehicle that brought the Hawaiians to these beautiful islands.
From the President’s Desk
DEAR MEMBERS OF THE OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB, As we approach the holiday season, I would like to share some exciting updates regarding our ongoing eorts to enhance our facilities and elevate the overall experience at the Club.
In closing, I want to express my gratitude for your continued membership and support. Our commitment to excellence is unwavering, and we are dedicated to creating an exceptional environment for all. As we embark on these projects and embrace the holiday season, let us come together to celebrate the spirit of camaraderie and the bright future of the Outrigger Canoe Club. We look forward to seeing you all at the Member Open House holiday party on Dec. 18!
The Board of Directors and sta remain committed to providing all members with “world class facilities and first-class service.” One of our ongoing projects focuses on improving the hallway areas near the locker rooms and refreshing the Logo Shop. These renovations aim to create a more welcoming and aesthetically pleasing environment for everyone who
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful holiday season.
visits the Club. We believe that these upgrades will not only enhance the overall ambiance, but also contribute to your enjoyment of the Club. Additionally, I am thrilled to announce the completion of the new women’s sauna. This addition will undoubtedly provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for our female members, further enriching our oerings at the Outrigger Canoe Club. These projects would not be possible without the dedicated Board and member volunteers who have guided the sta and coordinated third party consultants in these e orts. Looking ahead to 2024, we have an important project on the horizon. We will be addressing the concrete spalling and conducting necessary maintenance work in our parking structure. This project is essential to ensure the safety and longevity of our facilities, and we appreciate your understanding and support as we undertake this endeavor.
Aloha,
Curt DeWeese, President
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General Manager’s Corner
ALOHA OUTRIGGER ‘OHANA, As we approach the last couple months of the year, I wanted to take this opportuni- ty to wish you and your family a joyous holiday season!
Like many of you, this is undoubt- edly my favorite time of the year. The sparkling holiday decora- tions, the familiar Christmas music, the sweet aroma of sugar cookies, and the sight of Santa on the red canoe always puts a smile on my face. As you’re reading this, our Club is bustling with prepa-
standing by to help create memorable experiences for your families and friends! This edition of Ama includes a feature on giving back, so I’d like to give you a glimpse of what our team is doing this holiday season to give back to the community. On Oct. 8, more than 25 members of the sta and their families participated in the 2023 Komen Hawai‘i More Than Pink Walk at Kapi‘olani Park. On Oct. 28, approximately 20 sta members joined in on a beach cleanup in partnership with the Surfrider Foundation. In November, members of the team will actively support the Habitat for Humanity Association. Throughout the year, our team constantly looks for way to support the community. I would like to take a moment to thank each and every one of our employees who volunteers and supports these meaningful eorts. Last, but certainly not least, I want to thank the membership for their contributions to the Holiday Fund for the employees. Your giving nature during the holidays is so heartwarming. On behalf of the entire team, I want to extend our heartfelt thank you for your kindness in helping create a wonderful holiday season for us all!
rations for the holiday season. The operations team has been diligently making our lists and checking them twice to make sure every detail is carefully planned to ensure you enjoy your holidays at the Club! During this festive season, I would like to highlight an area that brings all of us joy at the Club –the Food and Beverage Program. While members appreciate the exceptional food and outstanding service provided by our Club, what may not be widely known is that part of this experience is subsidized by your membership dues. This subsidy allows us to oer unparalleled culinary experiences without the substantial prices. It is our way of expressing our gratitude for your ongoing commitment to the Club. Beyond dining experiences in the Koa Lanai, the Hau Terrace, the Ka Mo‘i and the Snack Shop, we oer exclusive event spaces for your holiday gatherings, birthday celebrations, business dinners, or intimate evenings with close friends. The beautiful ambiance and private settings reflect the high standard of food and service you’ve come to expect from the Club. This aligns with our philosophy of providing unforgettable events at unbeatable prices. Interested in planning an event? Please contact our talented catering department headed up by Wayne Larrow, Assistant Food and Beverage Director, who’s in charge of catering; Jhasmine Sacro, the Events Manager; or Leiolani Malagon Leon, the Events Coordinator. The team is
From my family to yours—happy holidays!
Tyler Roukema, General Manager/COO
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CLUB HAPPENINGS, CELEBRATIONS & EVENTS LOBBY The
This Way In ➳
Hey Santa! Keiki can participate in the beloved tradition of writing a letter to Santa. Ever since the decorating committee added the festive mailbox as part of the Christmas decor, kids of all ages have been bringing in prewritten letters to be sent to jolly old Saint Nick. This year, there’s even a special form they can fill out. On the back of the letter, there’s space to add your member number so we can get the letter back to you and you’ll have it for years to come. Pick one up in the Lobby starting Dec. 1 and try to stay off the Naughty List!
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The Lobby | Happenings
Stew & Rice Palaces and Pros
➳ Save the date for a look into royal residences and the life of an elite athlete.
Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 5 p.m. Royal Residences in Hawai‘i and Hawaiian Connecons to Palaces Around the World Enjoy a regal worldwide journey present- ed by Dr. Douglas Askman, Professor of History at Hawai’i Pacific University. Get a glimpse into several Hawaiian royal residences and examine royal palaces in various places around the world in a Hawaiian context. Think royal sites in Europe and Asia that King Kalākaua visited on his 1881 world tour. Finally, learn about artifacts with Hawaiian royal connections. $27 ++
Tuesday, Jan. 9 at 5 p.m. A Special Evening With Tri Bourne
Meet Tri Bourne, among the world’s elite class of profession- al beach volleyball players. Tri , who spent most days of his childhood at Outrigger Canoe Club, is now a professional beach volleyball player, competing at the highest levels of the sport, including Olympics and World Championships. Tri will be speaking about his life experiences—making it from our Club’s Baby Court to the Olympics, overcoming health challenges and cofounding Sandcast, the most-downloaded beach volleyball podcast in the world. We'll touch on his newest volleyball book, "Playbook of Champions," as well as the Club's storied position in national and international volleyball history. Alan Lau, OCC Volleyball Committee Chair from 2014 to 2018 (Co-Chair in 2013), will be on hand to kicko this special evening. $27 ++
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Happenings | The Lobby
Calendar UPCOMING EVENTS
Reading ‘Riggers
DEC 1
Friday
Waterman Hall of Fame (Club closes at 1 p.m. in preparaon for event)
NOV 2
Thursday
Keiki Christmas Brunch
Sa rday
Dec 2
Daddy Haine Volleyball Tournament
Sa rday
Dec 16
Reading ’Riggers
Friday
Nov 3
OCC Food & Wine Fes val
Members Open House
Sa rday
Nov 11
Monday
Dec 18
Christmas Eve Buet
Sunday
Dec 24
Wine O’s Tasng
Monday
Nov 20
Christmas Day Buet
Monday
Dec 25
Stew & Rice
Tuesday
Nov 21
New Year’s Eve
Sunday
Dec 31
Thanksgiving Buet 106th Castle Swim
Thursday
Nov 23
New Year’s Day (Oces Closed Reading ‘Riggers
JAN 1
Monday
Friday
Jan 5
Holiday Events
Annual Members’ Open House Monday, Dec. 18
OCC Holiday Market Monday, Nov. 27 from 4 to 8:30 p.m.
Shop a wide varie of beloved local brands all in one place and find gi s for your holiday hopefuls and even special items to keep all to yourself. Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, Nov. 23. Seangs from 2 to 8 p.m. Enjoy the tradonal all-you-can-eat buet, showcasing an array of your favorite Thanksgiving dishes, as well as non-tradonal items. Think miso salmon and golden beet salad, braised rkey legs, buernut squash bisque and roasted mushroom s ng. Expect pumpkin and pecan pies, of course, too! $75++ Adults | $35++ Children Keiki Christmas Sarday, Dec 2. Seangs from 8 a.m. to noon Dress in your holiday best and delight in a deli- cious breakfast. Keiki will be enchanted by the fes ve ac ves and a visit from Santa, who will arrive on the beach by canoe! Photo oppornes to follow. $20++ Adults | $10++ Children
Club members in the Life, Senior, Regular, Intermediate, Associate, Junior and Nonresident categories are invited to bring a spouse or significant other for an evening of fes ve fun. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Dinner Sunday, Dec. 24 and Monday, Dec. 25. Seang from 2 to 8 p.m. Chef and his culinary team are oering a sumpous spread for this very special occasion. Enjoy tradonal Christmas oerings as well as some OCC favorites, such as prime rib, herb and garlic leg of lamb, true mac- n-cheese and much more. Decadent desserts include pies, pies and more pies, as well as buche de noel and assorted holiday-themed cookies and confec ons. $75++ Adults | $35++ Children
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Eat, Read & Be Merry By Gerry DeBenedetti Reading 'Riggers
➳ It is that time of the year again... Thanksgiving and Christmas and moaning and groaning about the incredible proximity of the new year. 2024 and we’re still here? Amazing! Whether the end of the year finds you too busy to read or gives you some downtime to rest and read, the books keep coming and Reading ‘Riggers continues to find excellent titles, subjects, and authors to keep you satisfied. Give yourself a Christmas present—a couch and a book, put yourself on/in them and be transported to another time, another place, another you. SAVE THE DATES DEC. 1 “Lei Aloha: Celebrating the Vibrant Flowers and Lei of Hawai‘i” by OCC members Meleana Estes & Jennifer Fiedler The authors will be present and are bringing books for you.
MAY 3 “The Uncharted Flight of Olivia West” by Sara Ackerman OCC member Sara Ackerman will make her third ap- pearance with her newest book, inspired by the Dole Air Race. Ackerman’s previous books have been set in WWII, with female protagonists, some plot crises, and a lile love. This book goes back to the earliest aempts in the 1920s to fly from the mainland to Hawai‘i. COMING SOON Books by or about Richard Kelley of the Outrigger Ho- tels, the diaries of Queen Lili‘uokalani, more from Susan Sco, and we’re trying to get two OCC member authors to promise us a date. Ideas are always welcome; leave your sugges ons at the Front Desk. Remember, books should have some rela onship with Hawai`i either by subject, author, etc. Please come 10 minutes early to pre-order lunch, we start promptly at 10 a.m. If you are bringing a guest, you can sign for them under your membership number. To join the Reading ‘Riggers email list, leave your email address at the Front Desk to receive more emails about reading, authors, tles, all kine s. Mele Kalikimaka and Hauoli Makahiki Hou.
2024 MEETING DATES Jan. 5 July 5 Feb. 2 Aug. 2 Mar. 1 Sept. 6 Apr. 5
Oct. 4 (our 8th birthday!)
May 3 June 7
Nov. 1 Dec. 6
JAN. 5 “Char Siu” by Sco Kikkawa
This is his third tle in the further advenres of Frank Ishi- kawa, an HPD detec ve in the 1950s. Kikkawa is a federal inves gator (or spy, or FBI agent, or... he will neither confirm nor deny). We read Kikkawa’s earlier tles “Kona Winds” and “Red Dirt” in 2022.
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RECIPROCAL CLUBS
GLOBAL REACH
As an Outrigger member, you gain long lasting ties to the island community, and thanks to our reciprocal club program, far-reaching ones too.
By Jasmine Chagnon
Featuring an iconic glass dome, the Tokyo American Club’s rooftop Sky Pool boasts stunning views of Tokyo Tower and even Mount Fuji on clear days.
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ECIPROCAL CLUBS ARE JUST ONE OF THE MANY PERKS of having an OCC membership, but one we strongly encourage you to take advantage of. The reciprocal club program oers lodging, dining, fitness and more at far-flung destinations as well as ones closer to home. Therefore, you can travel more, celebrate holidays abroad, and even take a business meeting or host a family We’re highlighting just a few of the favorites, and highlighting some experiences and recommenda- tions that come directly from fellow members. R gathering while you’re there. From San Francisco to New York City, Scotland to Singapore, Vancouver to Tokyo and many places in between, your access extends to some of the finest clubs in the world.
ISLAND HOP
Hilo Yacht Club Hilo, Hawai‘i Island
You don’t have to travel far to feel world’s away from the hustle and bustle of Honolu- lu. Hop on over to Hilo Yacht Club to enjoy unique social and recreational experiences within a relaxed, island-style-elegant en- vironment. Members and guests can enjoy the recreational focal point of the club— the oceanfront pool—as well as the three tennis courts, a black sand volleyball court and a new Fitness Center. In addition to its formal dining option, the club oers a casual menu during select hours. You can dine at the bar, the Ocean Lanai, the pool, or on the club’s beautifully manicured grounds. hiloyachtclub.org
The waterfront properties of Hilo Yacht Club, Balboa Bay Club and St. Francis Yacht Club provide endless opportunities for unforgettable aquatic adventures.
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St. Francis Yacht Club San Francisco, Caflifornia
Maui Nō Ka ‘Oi Unfortunately, Lahaina Yacht Club was devastated by the recent wildfires. To support the sta mem- bers during this dicult time and contribute to the club’s rebuilding eorts, visit lyc.us.
Much like the city itself, St. Francis is a young club with a rich history. The club has been serving the sport of sailing and perpetuating its maritime heritage. September is an especially great time to visit, to experience the Rolex Big Boat Series, which serves as one of the West Coast’s premier regattas, where hundreds of sailors gather to race in the club’s front yard, the San Francisco Bay. You’ll also appreciate its panoramic views that span from the Golden Gate Bridge to Alcatraz Island. stfyc.com
FOR BOAT ENTHUSIASTS
Balboa Bay Club
Newport Beach, California This year marks the 75th anniversary of the revered Balboa Bay Club, a Newport Beach landmark and social haven. The club is situated on 15 acres of wa- terfront, and features a private marina (the largest private one in Newport Beach), as well as a private beach. Other luxurious amenities include a water- front pool, an expansive state-of-the-art fitness cen- ter, a full-service spa and a variety of dining options. balboabayclub.com “Conveniently located with access to the marina, the club is great for boang enthusiasts. This club has a snning array of tantalizing selecons for Thanksgiving dinner; our family enjoyed this spe- cific oering on several occasions.” —Steve Auerbach
“A few summers ago, my Marin Coun family met me and my kids, Lily & Asher, at St. Francis Yacht Club for a sunny lunch in their Main Din- ing Room with views to the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. We were met at the front door by one of the managers who toured us through the lobby, the dock and the glass-lined dining room. We ate fresh fish, sourdough bread and drank local cra¡ beers all a¡ernoon. We felt like the yacht club was our club for a long a¡ernoon. What a glorious day.” —Je Zimmerman
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“I recently visited the New York Ath- lec Club and was impressed with their on-proper athlec facil£es I had access to, so I can stay in shape while traveling. The rooms are nice and the rates are lower than many of the hotels in the surrounding area of Central Park South, a premier loca- on in New York C¤. You can't beat the locaon, price and accommoda- ons! Tip: If you're in workout clothes or tennis shoes, you can enter and exit from the backside of the proper.” —Jon Bryan Seattle, Washington A great option for business and leisure travelers, the Washing Athletic Club has received 11 consecutive 5-Star Platinum Club of America awards. The stunning clubhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and represents its commitment to its history and modern excellence. wac.net “Over the past three decades, we’ve stayed in this refined and superbly lo- cated club in the heart of Downtown Seaªle many mes. The club has mul- ple gyms for dierent purposes, a beauful pool and even group fitness classes. With parking as an opon, the value for the locaon and venue is undeniable.” —Steve Auerbach Washington Athletic Club
FOR CITY SLICKERS
The New York Athletic Club New York, New York
If a visit to Manhattan’s Central Park area is on your bucket list, look to the New York Athletic Club. One of the most prestigious athletic clubs in the world, NYAC has a commitment to excel- lence that is as steadfast in the 21st century as it was when it was founded back in 1868. The club is globally renowned for its athletic prowess in sports like wrestling, fencing, judo, water polo, rowing and track and field. Its legacy is woven into the fabric of New York City, hosting major events, welcoming an elite group of business people, politicians, artists and athletes. There are 187 overnight guest rooms in the City House. To experience a more country set- ting, NYAC’s Travers Island is an idyllic stay in Westchester Coun- ty, just 16 miles north of Manhattan. Here, guests can enjoy the clubhouse, a saltwater swimming pool, tennis courts, an all-weath- er playing field, the yacht club, fitness center and the rowing house. nyac.org
The New York Athletic Club’s 24-story City House includes exceptional dining facilities, inviting over-night guest rooms, unparallelled athletic facilities and panoramic views of Central Park.
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RECIPROCAL CLUBS
The American Club Hong Kong Central and Tai Tam, Hong Kong
This international club in Asia has both town and country premises for social and recreational activities. Its Town Club is at the top of Two Exchange Square in Central Hong Kong, and the Country Club is a waterfront property located in Tai Tam, a southern district of Hong Kong. Both properties boast a wide variety of dining options and programs and activities for adults and keiki alike. Think horse racing, tennis, golf, fitness, a 10,000 square-foot play space for kids and a tricked- out lounge for teens. americanclubhk.com
POPULAR INTERNATIONAL PICKS
TATTERSALL’S CLUB in Brisbane, Australia, is also a reciprocal club!
Tattersalls Club Sydney, Australia
Say g’day to Sydney by visiting this historic club that overlooks the city’s iconic Hyde Park. Founded in 1858 by prominent racing industry leaders, this is one of the pre- mier athletic, social and business clubs in Australia. Tattersalls focuses on sports, wellness and cultural activities to give members the opportunity to connect and contribute to the broader community. tattersallsclub.org
The Members’ Dining Room is as elegant as it gets, and features views of Sydney’s stunning Hyde Park, as does
the club’s short course, four-lane heated pool.
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Guests can expect a chic atmosphere at this international club, as well as its first-ever satellite facility, the Nihonbashi Club.
catch the games I want to watch at Traders’ (air mes are even earlier than in Hawai‘i, so in many cases it’s a replay). My favorite things on the menu are the Double Smash Cheeseburger and the Reuben, both the best in Tokyo. A big benefit for OCC members is the opon to stay at one of the seven Guest Sdios. They are slish and in spite of being in a great loca- on with the abil¤ to access all of TAC’s dining and exercise facil£es, are cheaper than comparable hotel rooms.” —Quinn Riordan If you’re interested in visiting any of our 75+ reciprocal clubs, an in- troductory letter from OCC is often required, so please contact JoAnne Huber (jhuber@outriggercanoe- club.com) for details and protocols for each club. ■
Tokyo American Club Tokyo, Japan
Thanks to its 4,000 members from 50-plus nations, Tokyo American Club oers a diverse range of cultural, business and recreational activities and amenities in the heart of the Japanese capital. tokyoamericanclub.org “I was a member of Tokyo American Club for 25 years before moving to Hawai‘i. TAC is sll an integral part of our lives on our frequent visits to Tokyo. There are too many dining and acv¤ opons to menon them all, so I’ll just focus on two: the roo¡op swimming pool and Traders’ Bar. The fi¡h floor pool is covered by a beauful glass dome, which not only allows the sun to shine in, but also gives nice views of Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji. While you are welcome to swim laps, I prefer to join early morning masters swimming training sessions. They are coached by a couple of former Olympian brothers and are a great way to start the day, espe- cially when followed by breakfast with the team. Traders’ Bar is my go-to venue for lunch, happy hour and most importantly, to catch NFL, NBA and NCAA games. Video streaming access is tricky overseas, but I always know I can
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Fellow OCC members don the latest and greatest examples of formal fashion, athleisure wear, accessories and goods that are perfect to gift or keep all to yourself. We hope you find a few ideas for all of your holiday hopefuls.
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GIFT GUIDE 2023
BEACHY KEEN
Bikini Top and Booms (from $65 each), and
Trio Denim Jacket ($85), available at Pulau Swimwear
(pulauswimwear.com), Ward Village. Goodr Polarized Sunglasses ($40), available at the Logo Shop .
Seagrass Beach Tote ($59), Hawai‘i Canvas Bag ($24) and Raan Visor ($49), available at Pulau Swimwear (pulauswimwear.com), Ward Village. Suzanne Jennerich Surfer Towel ($48), Purple Sunglasses ($15), and Koa Tinted Mineral Sunscreen ($29), available at Kira x Miy (thekirashop.com), Royal Hawaiian Center. Pink Classic Suede Slippers ($134). Available at Island Slipper (islandslipper.com), Royal Hawaiian Center. “Island Wisdom” ($19.99), available at Soha Living (sohaliving.com), Kāhala Mall. Salt & Stone Naral Mineral Sunscreen (from $24), Silicone Bento Boxes ($18 each), and Utensil Set ($25), available at For Simple Sustainabil (for-simplesustainabilµ.com), Ward Village.
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Araminta James Terry Polo Shirt Set ($175), Terry Cloth Bucket Hat ($24) and Purple Sunglasses ($15), available at Kira x Miy (thekirashop.com), Royal Hawaiian Center. Jade Paperclip Necklace, Pikake at Dawn Necklace, Bangle and Rings ($90-$120 each), available at Shop Keiko (keikojewelry.com), Ward Village. Seagrass Beach Tote ($59), available at Pulau Swimwear (pulauswimwear.com), Ward Village. CASUAL COOL
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GIFT GUIDE 2023
LUXE LOOKS ON BAILEY: Rachel Comey Green Lace Top ($295), Ganni Bleached Denim Peplum Midi Skirt ($375), and MM6 Maison Margiela Knot-Detailed Tote Bag ($475), all available at We Are Iconic (shopweareiconic.com), Ward Village. Gold Seren Shell Earrings ($140) and Gold Coral Rings ($150 each), available at catherineweitzman.com . ON JOE: Blue Jacket ($244), Pants ($178) and Cream Knit Tee ($160). Available at Salvage Public (salvagepublic.com), Ward Village.
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Gauchere Gold Sequin Dress ($1,570), available at We Are Iconic (shopweareiconic. com), Ward Village. Gold Petal Cu ($330), and Fringe Hoop Earrings ($80), available at catherineweitzman.com . SHINE BRIGHT
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GIFT GUIDE 2023
ON JOE: OCC x Lululemon Short-Sleeve Athle c Top ($78) and Melin Hat ($75), available at the Logo Shop . J. Lindberg Eloy Shorts ($125), available at Royal Hawaiian Golf , Royal Hawaiian Center. ON TARA: OCC x Lululemon Purple Tank Top ($68), and Logo Jacket ($128), available at the Logo Shop . J. Lindberg Amelie Skort ($95), available at Royal Hawaiian Golf , Royal Hawaiian Center. Keshi Pendant Necklace ($85), available at Shop Keiko (keikojewelry.com), Ward Village. OCC Striped Tote ($40), available at the Logo Shop . FITNESS FANATICS
CHIC & SOPHISTICATED Rachel Comey Blouse ($450) and Divided
Pan n Forest ($625), available at We Are Iconic (shopweareiconic.com), Ward Village. Large Gold Coral Earrings ($163), Long Urchin Spine Necklace ($168), and Gold Bracelet ($188), available at catherineweitzman.com . Medium Seasonal Flower Arrangement (from $150), available at Gentle Beast Flower (gentlebeasthawaii.com), Ward Village.
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GO FISH ON RAYTON: Jacket ($248) and Laua‘e T-Shirt ($52), and Hawaiian Petroglyph Swim Shorts ($88), available at Salvage Public (salvagepublic.com), Ward Village. Classic Snake-and-Suede Slippers ($149.95), available at Island Slipper (islandslipper.com), Royal Hawaiian Center. Ye Cooler Roadie 24 White ($250), and Big Green Egg Minimax ($717.95), available at POP Fishing & Marine (pop-hawaii.com). ON DANE: Youth Paddling Jersey ($27), available at the Logo Shop .
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GIFT GUIDE 2023
SEAS THE DAY POP Fishing & Marine Ane k Apparel ($70) and Izuo Tabi Slip-On ($30.95 to $34.95), available at POP Fishing & Marine (pop-hawaii.com). OCC Melin Hat ($75), available at the Logo Shop .
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GIVING BACK ❤
IN THE SPIRIT OF TRADITION The history of volunteerism and giving back runs deep at the Outrigger Canoe Club.
Paddling coach Liz Perry, one of—if not the only—female escort boat drivers at OCC.
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THE CLUB IS A PLACE WHERE GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND ALOHA PREVAIL, not only for its members but our community at large. For years, we’ve had a Toys for Tots donation box during the holiday season, hosted beach clean ups and have held fundraising events for various organizations. And one of the Club’s long-standing traditions is having member-led committees and volunteers to help run OCC. One woman in particular who has continued the tradition of sharing her knowledge and skills with the next generation through volunteer coaching is Liz Perry. A Winged “O” and member since 1968, Liz has contributed to the Club’s athletic programs— specifically canoe racing—in myriad ways. “Liz has been an integral part o OCC paddling. She has introduced, motivated and shaped hundreds of men and women to the program throughout the years. Her dedication and selflessness has made paddlers better people and the Outrigger a better place,” says Tom McTigue, who’s coached alongside her for many years. As unlikely as it seems, her paddling and coach- ing career actually began at the same time, thanks to a little push from Life Member Michele St. John. When Liz was 19, she began competing on the Nov- ice B team, all the while sharing what she was learn- ing with the boys and girls 12-year-old crews. All three won that year. She was hooked, and since then, Liz has served on a committee— Historical, House, Entertainment and, of course, Athletics—and/or coached—paddling, volleyball, tennis—nearly every year since. She served on the Board of Directors for
several years, and was Club Captain from 1992 to 1993, and to this day, Liz continues to be one of the most involved members. This year, Liz once again stepped up to coach at a time when the pro-
Liz shows unwavering dedication to OCC's paddling program, as evidenced by her enth- uasiastic coaching from the escort boat, some decades after her first coaching stint.
gram was going through some changes. “I just felt I could right the ship,” she says. “We feel very grate- ful that Liz Perry stepped up to coach again and that she devoted herself to make it another super fun [paddling] season. We all felt so much joy to be on the water together under her great leader- ship,” says Jennifer Raams. She continues, “Liz is a badass coach, mentor, and she’s always super motivating. She is all about the ‘O’ and talks about fellowship on the water. She says in paddling, and in our lives, it’s all about relationships and when enjoying the experience success will come.” The longtime and beloved coach believes that paddling is also about being part of something that is bigger than yourself. “She is particularly good at nurturing novice paddlers and instilling in them a love for the sport, which she herself has cultivated over decades,” shares Raams, who’s been paddling in the OCC program for 23 years. “Liz Perry is the kind of coach who makes you want to come back and get better and better after every practice.” Liz says, “The impact Outrigger paddling has had on my life is immeasurable. I want to leave
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“I want to leave behind that same feeling of belonging to something bigger than ourselves.”
—Liz Perry
behind that same feeling of belonging to some- thing bigger than ourselves. It’s hard to describe the feeling of fellowship you can gain through paddling and being part of a tradition that goes back to 1908. There is something meaningful to me to be part of canoe history and perpetuating this culture. I’ve made most of my dearest friends through paddling. It’s a special experience when you find ‘your people.’” When it comes to her “why,” Liz says, “It’s fun! Paddling and coaching. It’s an honor to share my passion with others and rewarding to watch crews come together and have moments of success. It’s hard to describe that moment when it all comes together, friendship, hard work and skill.” MORE ALOHA ➻ In the spirit of the holidays, we’re highlighng how other members have given back, many for years and even decades. The eorts that these members—and countless others—put into the Club through their volunteer work on the various commiªees should not, and does not, go unno- ced. Of course, OCC has hundreds of people contribung countless hours to make this a great Club, and we wish we could highlight them all. Below are just some of the fond memories and words of appreciaon members had to say about one another.
“Laurie Foster, our imme- diate past President, is the current Chair of the Long Range Planning Commi¡ee. She reinvented the Club’s strategic planning process a few years ago, has been
Liz and crew sharing an early morning motivating moment before heading into the water.
instrumental in continuing to evolve our corporate governance practices at the Board level, and has contributed greatly to the Club’s recent eorts with respect to the Elks Club. Her professional, steady, and unflappably leadership is a wonderful style for those around her to want to emulate.” —Emily Porter, Coordinating Director of Long Range Planning Committee
Continued on page 32
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COMMITTEES AT A GLANCE
“We’d be remiss not to spotlight all the work Val Davis has done for the House Commi¡ee for years running the reciprocal club program.” —Je Zimmerman, Chair of House Committee EDITOR’S NOTE: Read more about the program on page 13. “Admissions and Membership is truly a commi¡ee that works together. We all attend and participate in all of the interviews for potential members. We all call sponsors and references for the candidates prior to the interviews. But I can single out Mike Nakano and Anna Barrett for going the extra mile.” —Alice Lunt , Chair of Admissions & Membership Committee “The Historical Commi¡ee is a very ght group of dedicated people to promote, protect and preserve the rich history of the Club. Our history becomes the art you see at the club, and our team documents all events and preserves our trophies. Joy Barnhart, a member of the historical committee since 2006, has worked to build our Stew and Rice program into a sell out every month. Marilyn Kali, also on the committee since 2006,
Historical Commi¡ee. Keep records of ac ves and member achieve- ments, preserve and restore the Club’s trophies and memorabilia, and perpeate the philosophy and tradons. House Commi¡ee. Develop and revise plans for the general opera on of the Club. Long Range Planning Commi¡ee. Plan and achieve long range goals and objec ves to facilitate the con nuing fure use, enjoyment and financial stabilµ of the Club.
Admissions and Membership Review and inves gate all applica ons for membership, and make sure new members are welcomed and informed. Athlec Commi¡ee In charge of all athle c sports and events. Think Surf Jam, Macfarlane Regaa and more! Buildings and Grounds Commi¡ee. Develop and advise on maintenance and improve- ment plans for the Club. Entertainment Commi¡ee. Organize and suggest social events such as the annual lū‘au and special holiday happenings. Finance Commi¡ee. Oversee OCC’s investment philosophy and investments, as well as review and report of the financial condon of the Club.
has provided the Club with oral histories of many Club members. She also main- tains the inventory of all the historical items and artifacts, and builds and —Jimmy McMahon, Chair of the Historical Committee EDITOR’S NOTE: Be sure to updates the OCC sports and historical websites.”
Member Relaons Commi¡ee.
50 YEARS! Gerry DeBenede¡i has been on the swim commiªee for five decades. The OCC Life Member joined the Outrig- ger in 1975 and has served on various commiªees every year since.
Publicize achievements of the Club and its ac ves and assist in the communi- ca on to members.
GET INVOLVED! If you’re interested in increasing your Club involvement, the best way to get engaged is to join a commi¡ee. Whatever you’re interested in, there’s likely a commiee for you! Each February, a ques onnaire is sent out solicng commiee involvement. Fill one out and rern it to the Execu ve O ce and your informa on will be forwarded to the chairs of the commiees in which you are interested. Ques ons? Contact JoAnne Huber in the Execu ve O ce at 808-921-1406 or email Joyce Mojica at jmojica@outriggercanoeclub.com. ■
check out outriggercanoeclub- sports.com to view the archives, find photos, watch videos of the oral
histories and more. “Dana Bergeman has extensive construcon and project management skills. He’s played a cr¦cal role in our parking garage and electrical upgrade projects. In addition, Kimbal Thompson is a long- time BG member and Architectural review committee member. He’s been pivotal for our landscape refresh project.” —Tai Sunnland, Chair of the Building & Grounds Committee
➻ Of Note This ar cle was wrien prior to Valerie Davis’ passing. She was a dedicated member of OCC and will be missed. Valerie was part of the Entertainment Commiee for two years from 1989 to 1991 and was commiee chair from 1992 to 1994. She served on the House Commiee for 28 years, from 1995 to 2023.
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CANOE ALLEY SPORTS RESULTS, EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH & MORE
So Long, Long Distance Season! What an amazing distance season! Mahalo to the amazing coaches that took the time and energy to impart the wisdom, passion and paddling power to all the crews! The lifelong bonds cultivated among the crews while battling the ocean and sun are strong, both in and out of the canoe. Looking forward to next year!” —Taizo Braden
“A culmination of 6 months training, 10 races, and highs and lows of all sorts brought us here to 2023 Henry [Ayau Memorial Race]. This season, though not perfect (they never are), has solidified the notion that everything happens for a reason. I took a leap, leaving the comfort of the last epic five years with Team Oceania, and planted some roots in the start of this team full of potential and youth. As with every team I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of, the friendships and brotherhood are what stand out most. Mahalo boys for an epic season of growth and opportunity. I’m grateful to be able to share the wa‘a with you folks and I’m ecstatic to see where we go next. We ain’t done yet! Special mahalo nui to Tom [McTigue], Jim [Beaton] and Ryland [Hart] for spearheading this program and giving us direction and purpose. Your folks’ vision is unquestionable and I’m stoked you were able to see it through.” —George Wilson, on long distance paddling with OCC’s Open Men’s team
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Members' Notes
Taylor’s Turn ➳ Volleyball virtuoso Taylor Crabb has watched his brother Trevor (fellow OCC member), win titles three years in a row. He watched his good friend Tri Bourne (another OCC member) win two, too. But this year, Taylor took home his much deserved and long anticipated title at the Manhattan Beach Open, known as the epicenter of professional beach volleyball. Congratulations, Taylor!
Trevor, Paula, Taylor and Chris Crabb, celebra ng the win.
Newest Inductee ➳ Congratulations to OCC’s own Marc Haine for being inducted into this year’s Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation Hawai‘i Waterman Hall of Fame! Read more about this “Winged O” member’s athletic accomplishments and dedication to the Club at outriggercanoe- clubsports.com/winged-o/marc-haine.
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Employees of the Month On the frontline and behind the scenes, these employees have been recognized for their outstanding performance.
AUGUST Frank Orozco MAINTENANCE Since day one, Frank has been incredibly proac-
SEPTEMBER Tri Hong COOK Tri recently assumed a significant role in our kitchen,
SEPTEMBER Eric Gabris COOK Eric has demon- strated remark- able growth in the kitchen
taking charge of the sushi station. He has shown great attentiveness with the newer pastry cooks, showcasing his leadership skills. He’s not only an asset to the kitchen, but a valuable team player who is always ready to support his colleagues. This year, Tri is most grateful for his family and the friend- ships he has fostered in the workplace.
and raised his performance to a new level. He has become an exceptional team player and is actively pursuing personal and professional growth. Eric is thankful for life’s most basic needs, a roof over his head, a fulfilling job, and above all, his family.
tive in helping various departments at the Club. He always thinks of innova- tive solutions to any problem the Club encounters. When asked what he is thankful for this year he said, “being alive.” Frank’s commitment to giving back is reflected in how he chooses to dedicate his free time to the homeless communities by providing them with essentials like food and clothing.
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IN MEMORIAM
John G. Harlow DECEASED: FEBRUARY 24, 2023 Member: 11 years Geri Dustin DECEASED: APRIL 13, 2023 Member: 39 years David G. Elmore DECEASED: JUNE 7, 2023 Member: 40 years W. Lloyed Jones DECEASED: JUNE 30, 2023 Member: 48 years Dr. Kent Davenport DECEASED: AUGUST 15, 2023 Member: 38 years James W. Buett DECEASED: SEPTEMBER 1, 2023 Member: 13 years Valerie Davis DECEASED: SEPTEMBER 21, 2023 Member: 44 years
Have you seen this at the OCC?
➳ In case you didn’t know, this is a temporary wall that the Club can use during high tides to prevent beach erosion. When deployed, it will be for short periods of time (days) and will only be brought out under the advice of Beach and Water Safety.
Mary Flanders Philpotts McGrath
(OCC’s First Woman President) DECEASED: SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 Member: 75 years
See the digital issue for links to memorial information.
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