Aloha our beloved Parish 'Ohana,

When was the last time you had a good laugh? A good belly laugh is one of the best feelings in the world. Maybe you’ve been in an elevator or in church(!) and something funny catches your attention and that of others' -- and ALL of you start laughing together. Laughter has a way of bridging differences, releasing tension, and bringing people together. I am one blessed priest because I get to serve with others with whom I often find myself in a fit of laughter.

Episcopal priest and monk, Br. James Koester, asks, “Who do you laugh with? That’s the person in whom you will begin to see the face of Jesus, who calls you his friend. It is in the face of the One who calls you friend that you will discover the truth of what this means: no one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. And it all begins, I think, with laughter.”

Most of us have heard someone say, when facing a difficult situation, “Well, it is either laugh or cry.” For us Christians, our laughing in a hard moment has something to do with what Jesus once said: “I have come so that my joy may be in you.” (John 15:11) Joy is different than happiness. Happiness comes and goes, but Christian joy abides. It comes from knowing that the worst of times will not last forever. As we come to this day of Pentecost and celebrate the promised gift of the Holy Spirit, the joke is on the Devil, for God’s love wins out and abides with us even until the end of time.    

G. K. Chesterton said, “If you can’t laugh in heaven, I don’t want to go there.” Churches where there is no laughter are places that have lost their vision of the Kingdom of God — they have lost their joy. Thankfully this is not the case in our parish!

As one newcomer said to me, with tears in their eyes, “I don’t think I have every worshipped in a place where I have felt such joy.”

With gratitude for the laughter,

David

Worship & Fellowship this Weeke

MORE New Members Welcomed!

We celebrate that Jeff & Miriam Wilson gave us the blessing of welcoming them as official members of our parish ʻohana this past weekend at our congregation in Pa'auilo!

In addition the eight new members welcomed the weekend of May 6 & 7, a hearty welcome was extended to new members Jeff and Miriam Wilson and their adorable pug Effie. what a joy it is to welcome Jeff & Miriam (and Effie!) as official members of not only St. Columbaʻs, but our whole parish ʻohana!

When we are baptized, a promise is given: That you will seek to find a place where you will “continue in the Apostle’s teaching, in the breaking of bread, in the prayers, and fellowship.” Some of us knew immediately that this was the place that we are called to make our church home. For others of us, this is something we learned over time. It was simply where our feet kept leading us. For others, our parish is your secondary spiritual home, as you join us when you are on island. In this case, you are doubly blessed! Either way, you are our sisters and brothers, and we give thanks that we are given the blessing of celebrating that we are part of the same Hawai'i Island parish ‘ohana. The next Welcome Weekend is yet to be set. However, speak to any of the clergy about becoming a member of our parish.

Wear RED to Worship

It is a fun tradition to wear red to worship on the weekend of Pentecost (this weekend). Red is the color of fire and represents the power of God. On the day of Pentecost we remember the promised gift of the Holy Spirit that descended upon the disciples.

Bring your UTO boxes

THIS WEEKEND

Bring your blue box with you to church thIS weekend. Please decorate your boxes with flowers as it will make for a beautiful display at the church that day. We will bless them and the offerings will be sent to UNITED THANK OFFERING. Years ago St. James' was a recipient of a UTO grant that helped us pay for the installation of our bathrooms.

Saturday

5 PM at the Beach (Kawaihae) Bring a beach chair or towel.

AN EARLY HEADS UP. ...NOTE: June 3 Beach Mass moved to St. James' - Annual Steak Fry Fundaiser, Kawaihae Canoe Club - See Community News section for information on purchasing tickets to the Steak Fry.

Sunday 

7:30 AM & 9:30 AM* at St. James', Waimea

9:30 AM* at St. Columba’s, Pa'auilo  

Wednesday 

Noon Eucharist/Mass at St. James', Waimea. This is a brief, said service that is a perfect for a midweek spiritual recharge.

Monday - Saturday

Morning Prayer Online via Facebook & LiveStream.

We provide the option to join in worship online, at the beach in the open air, broadcast over FM radio so you may stay in your car, and in the church. Ultimately, you must do what you feel comfortable doing to feel safe. Those immune compromised are strongly encouraged to wear a mask. If you are not feeling well, please worship online. Along with bread/wafer, we are offering the chalice of wine. However, be reminded that receiving in "one kind" (bread only) is understood as full communion.

This eekend's Bulletins & Offering:

Baptisms Pentecost Weekend • May 27 & 28th

Speak to any one of our clergy about becoming a member and/or being baptized.

Three ways to join in worshiping virturally

This week we learned about The Great Commission. As we discussed the lesson everyone worked together to make hygiene kits for the Salvation Army. Each kit contains a toothbrush, toothpaste, razor, and soap. The Salvation Army in Honoka'a has an open shower twice a week for the homeless in Honoka'a. 

Gary Todd, who leads the ministry for the Salvation Army, visited St Columba's today for our services and was able to take the kits back with him to distribute them. 



We sang songs and Saige Dupaya read scripture during services today as well. It was a full day of worship in heart and in our actions. 

Susan Acacio told the story of the Holy Bible to our Keiki on Sunday. They really enjoyed the part where they could see our bible stories around the room in the beautiful materials that are available. Laura Williams was the door person and also helped the keiki make bookmarks for their bibles. They were each given their very own action bible.

This coming Sunday we will be telling the story of Pentecost. Laura Williams is the storyteller.

Keiki Bible Donations Needed

Last Sunday in Godly Play our keiki learned about the Bible. Here is Dayna’s son, Imi Na’auao (which means “seeker of knowledge”), with his new Action Bible presented by our Youth Ministries Coordinator, Susan Acacio. We need more bibles to give out to our keiki. Would you donate toward the purchase of them? Contact Susan Acacio, if you will do so.

We have t-shirts from the Diocese to use as a fundraiser for our Youth going to EYE23.

We have limited sizes and colors. See Susan Acacio after the 7:30 or 9:30 service. We have teal, purple, grey, and red shirts. Available for donation only as a fundraiser for the Episcopal Youth Event in Maryland.

Blessings, Susan Acacio

[email protected]

808-895-2720

Camp Mokule'ia Summer Camp 

and

EYE2023

Save the Dates for Camp Mokule’ia Summer Camp on Oahu; June 18-23, June 25-30, July 9-14, or July 16-21.

EYE2023 July 4-8, 2023/University of Maryland, College Park, MD.

Mission tentatively set for July 8-12, (Hawaii Delegation Only)

For info call Susan Acacio 808-895-2720 or [email protected]

June 4, 2023, is Trinity Sunday, and the Diocese of Hawai'i has designated special collections to be taken up for Camp Mokulē'ia. Please read the Bishop's annual letter about this annual giving tradition. In it, he also mentions Camp Mokulē'ia's new Adventure Camp being introduced this summer. This new program is for youth finishing grades 6 through 8, and offers campers an appreciation for God's creation, how to care for it, and build meaningful connections with peers! To learn more about this exciting new program, click HERE.

MAHALO TO OUR SPONSORS:

Merrie Jo & Jeff Snow

and

Mel Holt & Tim Bostock

(Happy Birthday, Mel)

From Tim & Jaisy

It feels great to be back! Tonight we resumed the weekly dine-in Community Meal in the Pavilion. We served 78 people, 31 of which were keiki, including the youth from the Kawaihae Canoe Club; the beautiful part about it was feeding the souls of people who needed to be with one another, to be in fellowship with one another.

We enjoyed the sounds of musician Scott Buchholz alongside produce bags filled with cucumbers, tomatoes, and kale from our local farmers; we enjoyed a delicious meal of donated tri-tip steak

with lentil soup, baked beans, and rice, topped off with homemade desserts.

We are so grateful to our sponsors, Jeff and Merrie Jo Snow and Tim Bostock and Mel Holt (Happy Birthday Mel!). The smiles say it all; it is great to be back!

The drive-through was truncated to half an hour, although we extended about 15 minutes since it’s the first week with these new times.  We served 358 folk  before we closed, and deliveries were significantly down this week to 322.  So 758 Meals served in all.  And a very hearty meal it was!  Big thanks to Costco for donating the tri-tip, and Massive Mahalos to all the volunteers who came together to make the new ‘3-in-1’ operation a success. 

All went smoothly in the kitchen with the packing crew. We were done with packing and cleaning up by 5:30 PM and the crew was thrilled. New faces volunteering in the pavilion meant swift clean up there too – and what joy to see the

kids playing outside again as the Waimea evening caresses us.  God is Good.

 See you next Thursday from 4:30-5 drive-through and 5-6 dine-in!

With aloha

Tim and Jaisy

Click on the arrow below for a slideshow of this week's meal

SPONSORS NEEDED

The Community Meal is in need of sponsorships. Sponsors are an integral part of Waimea Community Meal’s success. Every $600 provides a delicious and nutritious community meal for 350 people. If you are interested in sponsoring a meal, or know of an organization who might be interested, please contact Tim Bostock at: [email protected]

Donate, Shop, or Volunteer - Support the Thrift Shop!

The Gift of Hospitality

After Pentecost the women and men who believed in Jesus gathered to pray together, share the Lord’s Supper, listen to the apostles’ teaching, and share food and drink with each other. Jesus’s actions showed us how important it is to share food and drink with others, especially with people we do not know. Every growing congregation knows how important this is. I am so glad we pattern ourselves after these early Christians. Our time of fellowship and hospitality after worship brings vitality to our congregation. Let us give thanks to those folks who prepare, purchase, bring and serve the goodies and the beverages that make our time together so special. This time of hospitality provides a place to share our stories and open our lives to the blessing and surprises of God’s Holy Spirit. The generosity of those who sign up for this ministry enriches the hospitality of our church. Mahalo!

Up-coming Worship, Events,

and other Good Stuff

May 27 & 28            

Baptisms on Pentecost Weekend. Talk to any of the clergy about baptism.

May 27 & 28            

UTO "Blue Boxes". Bring back your UTO box to church.

June (dates & times to be announced)                  

Reflecting with the Rector: Using the Book “Signs of Life”. Days & times to be announced.

June 3               

Beach Mass moved to St. Jamesʻ as the Canoe Club Steak Fry Fundraiser will be happening.

June 4                 

“Mass with Jazz” at St. Jamesʻ 9:30 AM Sunday service.

June 10 & 11

Honoring the Feast of St. Columba at all services.

June 12

King Kamehameha Day - Office Closed

June 17 & 18     

Fatherʻs Day Weekend.

July 4

Independence Day - Office Closed

July 9-11             

“Itʻs All About Love Festival” in Baltimore, MD

July 29 & 30

Honoring the Feast of St. James at all weekend services.

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL CHURCH CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Costco Donation Pick Up Driver Needed!

Do you have a pickup truck or van that can fit one pallet? We need someone to pick up the weekly donation from Costco every Wednesday morning at 6AM starting this Wednesday, May 24th. If you are interested and available to help once a month, please contact Sue Dela Cruz at [email protected]

UKULELE PRACTICE ON TUESDAYS AT ST. JAMES', 11:15 AM

Our Ukulele Ministry always welcomes new members, including beginners. We practice at St. Jamesʻ on Tuesdays @ 11:15 AM. Mahalo to Marci Yardley for leading us. We are learning two songs to sing and play in Hawaiian for Sunday, June 11. We meet on Tuesdays at 11:15 AM. Beginners welcome. We are also learning to chant the Lord's Prayer. Come join us!

Reading with the Rector

"Signs of Life: Nurturing Spiritual Growth In Your Church"

David has ordered multiple copies of the book, "Signs of Life: Nurturing Spiritual Growth In Your Church" written by friend of our parish, the Rev. Jay Sidebotham. 

Please pick up a copy from the Parish office or after worship services. You can CLICK HERE to get started by reading the pdf sample (pages 1-27). You may also purchase an e-reader version for Kindle or Apple Books. David is putting together some dates and times in June to meet to discuss.

Click HERE to download the free study guide

SUNDAY SERVICE

St. Columba's was privileged to welcome Envoy Gary Todd from The Salvation Army in Honoka'a to this past Sunday's service.

It was a delight to have him with us and he gave a wonderful and informative talk after the service. For those of us who do not know what an Envoy is, Gary explained his duties as being a non-commissioned officer who works for The Salvation Army in a ministry position.

He is a minister of Jesus Christ helping those in need through the means of The Salvation Army. St. Columba's has been, and will continue to be, a supporter of The Salvation Army by bell-ringing at Christmas and in other means as needed. So, as a reminder, when those bells ring at Christmas, give generously as every cent collected goes to helping the needy of the Big Island. Mahalo nui Envoy Gary Todd for your amazing ministry.

Mahalo to Vickie Wangberg and Miriam Wilson for offering their beautiful voices by singing a duet for communion. It was absolutely lovely. They also led worship music for The Ministry of the Word. Mahalo nui Vickie and Miriam!

Due to St. Columba's Renovation for Mission and Outreach, the congregation is worshiping off site at St. Joseph Parish Hall across the street. It is a lovely space, and we are extremely thankful that St. Joseph is willing to share it with us. 

Thrift Sale Coming Soon!

Watch this space for information regarding our famous St. Columba's Thrift Sale. We have been given permission to have a Thrift Sale at St. Joseph's Hall as our new 'digs' are being constructed! Thank you, Fr. Jun, for your generosity! Time and date to be announced in next week's newsletter!! 

May Fest King!

Akaka'i Adam's, son of Baba and Ruby Adams was crowned King of Pa'auilo School's May Fest. He is graduating from ninth grade and will attend Honoka'a High School in the fall.

Congratulations Alaka'i!

St. Columba's "after Easter study" will be Season 3 of The Chosen. We will meet every Wednesday night with pupu's at 5pm and the study will begin at 5:30 to 7pm. Everyone is welcome. We have great pupu's and even greater discussions! Due to the renovation, we will be meeting at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, across the street from St. Columba's.

Update on the “Renovations for Mission & Outreach” at St. Columba’s

From parishioner Brian Burke, Project Manager

05-25-2023

Aloha all Beloved Brothers and Sisters; Past, Present and Future -

Progress on the St. Columba’s alterations met with setbacks during the last 8 days. 

The framing crew decided to do something else but I’m not sure what or where. Jason Dearinger, the Tinguely Project Manager, scrambled heroically and a new crew will start work this Saturday and work everyday until they finish the Multi-Purpose building frame.

The Plumber, Bobby (in one of the pictures) is not a whiner (actually, none of those working here have whined) but materials suppliers have not been able to fill their orders consistently and Bobby must search much more than usual to find adequate components to fashion solutions as he races to complete an area so the Electrician can work at the kitchen zone again next week. I’m confident Bobby and Darryl will make it happen.

All on the building team know these are more challenging times than normal for obtaining materials and workers. We’re all trying to stay numerous steps ahead to keep things rolling along as smoothly as possible. We’ll continue doing just that.

Next week I expect to send you a more positive progress report and pictures with welcome results.

Pictures attached show:

·      Bobby fitting a tight space for part of the new Kitchen drainage system, and

·      Roof trusses for the Multi-Purpose Room that were delivered exactly when promised….but no framers around to put up walls until Saturday, May 27^th.

May our Lord Jesus bless you and all you love with His incomparable peace and joy – regardless of the temporary challenges,

Brian Burke

If you would like to be added to the Prayer List or would like to add someone else (please get their permission first), call the parish office at 808-885-4923 or email at [email protected] by the Tuesday before you would like the name to appear in the bulletin. Please mention 'Prayer List' in the Subject line of the email to Jacque so that she knows it's not a spam email from someone she doesn't know personally.

Names will remain on the list for 4 weeks. You must then request to have the name added again.

Patricia Eckstrom, Nicole Anderson, Trevor, Monica Parker, Gladys Takeya, Monique Abbasi, Jack A, Isaac DeRego, James Knox Everett, Maurice Cecil & Pukaua Summer Sommers, Betty Santorio, Cheyanna Lahnum, Jesse Osmun, Alex Ka'aua, Vicky Tagaca, Paterno Balmilero, Jerry Reyla, Greg Silva, Berlinda Toson, Maelle Wolfe, Joyce Horie, Riley Furlong, Matthew Latshaw, Wendy Geyer-Nixon, John Nixon, Nick Obrastoff, Wm. Dean Mitchell, Vicki Nilles, Suzanne & Jimmy Knowles, Dallas Gomes, Annette Pippin & family, Gail Lewis, Kathy Smith, Sheri Mariscal, Paul Lee, Jean Cherrigan, Annette Labonte, Shawn Elkins, Michele Beavins, Brayden Geronimo, Bobi Stewart, Becky Simmet, Zebadiah Smith, Jesse Smith, Sarah, Charles (Chuck) Pryor, Malia Hurtado, Nicholas Nelson, Dale R., Jerry Kremkow, Debbie Hartzel, Elsbeth McKeen, Roen Hufford, Mark Hummer, Charley Heath, Paul Shepardson & his ‘ohana, Larry Brown, Buzz Hollander, Meela, Scott Ozwald, Christopher Lewi, Ruth Smith, Paul Gomes, Steve Kittell, Mary Towers, Gay Lynn Freeman, the Pang family, David Gomes, April Johnston, Scott Brovsky, Laurel Engquist, Mary Hanano, Irene Kubo, Tige Newell, Nancy Tooman, Andy, Aimee Love, Tina Rose & family, Elizabeth Agustin, Merrie Jo Snow, Fiona Carmichael; Rosekie Daniel, Cathy & Steve Jacobs, Veronica T. & Della Lauren Chiang; and as we pray for those who have recently died we remember friends and nā ohana of Dianne Pastorino, wife of Braley, of Rev. George Winne, of Aunty Edie Bertlemann, of Merry Barton and of Kilauea Marciel, mother of Shawn Nakoa ++

Rest in peace and rise to Glory

Merry Barton and Edie Bertlemann

This week Heaven gained two dear souls with the death of Merry Barton and Edie Bertlemann. Both had been struggling with cancer and both had come home under Hospice care. Both were also greatly blessed with incredibly loving and supportive families and friends. Each of their nā ʻohana cared for them with such grace. 

The service for the Celebration of the Life for Merry Barton will be held at St Jamesʻ on Friday, July 7 at 3:30 PM. More information to come.

A service celebrating the life of an Auntie Edie will be held in December. Again, with more information to come.

Please continue to hold both of their nā ohana in your prayers and send notes of sympathy to their families respective addresses listed.

May Edie and Merry’s souls, and the souls of all the departed to the mercy of God, rest in peace, and rise to glory.

The Barton 'Ohana

164 Baypoint Dr. 

San Rafael CA 94901-8415

The Bertlemann 'Ohana

67-5165 Kamamalu St. 

Kamuela, HI 96743

A request to the parish, from Edie Bertlemann's daughter, Christine: "Please send me photos/videos of mom. My email is [email protected] or send via text. She has a few pictures of herself but most are of other people. I’d be so grateful!!!!!"

Please continue to keep in your prayers Barni Fisher at the death of her husband Bruce, Braley Pastorino at the death of his wife Dianne, and Shawn Nakoa at the death of her mother, Kilauea Marciel.

CLICK HERE to read the obituary for Dianne.

Notes of sympathy and support may be sent to:

Fisher ‘Ohana

Box 323

Beckville, Texas 75631

Braley Pastorino

P.O. Box 37

Kamuela, HI 96743

Shawn Nakoa

75-167 Kalani Street Suite 105 

Kailua-Kona, HI 96740

Please keep the following folks in your thoughts and prayers, as they are unable to with us in person at present. Notes of care can be sent to:

Ruth Smith

68-1909 Ko'ula Place

Waikoloa, HI 96738

Merrie Jo Snow

PO Box 1479

Bonita Springs, FL 34133

Mary Hanano

P.O. Box 383188

Waikoloa, HI 96738

Irene Kubo

65-1225 La`e La`e Place

Kamuela HI 96743

Anniversaries

Ron & Vivienne Tooman (5/27)

Bill & Lynn White (5/31)

Birthdays

Robyn Berdon (5/28)

Melanie Holt (5/28)

Mike Gehret (5/31)

Ian Hersey (5/31)

Barbara Kamrow (5/31)

Melanie Rufo (6/01)

Remembrances

Michael Bates (5/28)

Robert Asato (5/29)

Lionel Riley (5/30)

Bill Cook (6/01)

Lydia McCoy (6/02)

Men's Weekly Gathering

WEDNESDAYS, 7:30 AM

On ZOOM Password: faith

CLICK HERE.

We gather in prayer, share in our spiritual journeys and seek to encourage one another in our discipleship. We read the Gospel lesson and seek to hear what God may be saying to us. This is not your typical bible study. We use the upcoming assigned Scriptures that will be read in worship this coming weekend. CLICK HERE to review before we meet.

Links to useful commentaries:

https://www.biblestudytools.com/msg/ The Message online

https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/kng.html commentaries by Ger de Koning

The Women’s Bible Study will be discussing the Lectionary readings assigned for the upcoming Sunday. CLICK HERE for the calendar of readings.

We will be meeting in person in the church every first and third Friday of the month from 10-11:30 am. 

Bring your Bible if you have one; we have plenty to share if you don’t. Please join us! 

All women, including visitors, are welcome! Please call Rev. Marnie if you have questions: (808) 333-2247.

Please call Rev. Marnie @ 808-333-2247 with any questions.

E Komo Mai!

Looking for a Church Home?

St. James’, St. Columba’s, and our Beach Mass are growing, joyful, and spirit-filled. God is doing amazing things in and through our parish and we are thankful. We want to share the blessings with which God has graced us. It is both our calling to do so and our humble privilege. If you are searching for a spiritual home, we hope you will come back and give our Parish ‘Ohana a try. Please know you are always welcome in our home.

Click here to view the Liturgy of Welcoming a New Member.

Click here for a brief overview of becoming a member. Do not hesitate to talk with any one of our clergy.

As you know, Typhoon Mawar unleashed winds of over 145 miles an hour and torrential rain on the island of Guam. I have been in touch with the Reverend Irene Maliaman, a priest of the Diocese of Hawaiʻi who serves as the Archdeacon of the Episcopal Church in Micronesia, the Vicar of The Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine, and the only active Episcopal Priest currently residing full-time on Guam. 

St. John’s Church suffered blown out glass doors and some flooding, but it appears there is no major damage. Families were sheltering in the Church’s office and in the Vicarage throughout the storm. I have not received a report yet on St. John’s School. 

Guam takes typhoons very seriously and typically hunker down in reinforced concrete structures. Initial early news reports from the government of Guam suggest only moderate damage such as flooding, fallen debris and downed power lines. I’m awaiting more details as the evaluation continues. Folk will need help with cleanup. 

How can you help?

Churches can take special collection on Sunday, May 28, to help the Episcopal Church in Micronesia with clean up and to help others impacted by the storm. Individuals can also make donations. Send all donations to:

The Episcopal Church in Micronesia

911 N Marine Corps Drive

Tamuning, GU 96913-4302

Or donate online to The Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine HERE.

Thank you for helping!

+Bob

The Right Reverend Robert L. Fitzpatrick

Bishop-in-Charge

The Episcopal Church in Micronesia

911 North Marine Corps Drive

Upper Tumon, Guam 96913

www.episcopalmicronesia.org

Bishop Diocesan 

The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i

Waimea Community Chorus' Spring Concert is Sunday, May 28th, at 2:30 PM in Kahilu Theatre. The concert will inspire everyone in the audience to "Get Happy" as the chorus sings a wide variety of songs with "happy" in the title. The musical genre is diverse, ranging from reggae “Don’t Worry, Be Happy”, to gospel, “Oh Happy Day”, to classical “Happy We” by Handel to multiple musical theatre selections! Join the chorus for a toe-tapping, joyful hour of music! Tickets may be purchased online at kahilutheatre.org or at the door.

Click on the poster below to make reservations

CLICK HERE for the approved minutes from the most recent Vestry meeting. CLICK HERE for the current approved Treasurer's Report.

The next Vestry meeting will be Tuesday, June 27 at 12:30 PM in the Church.



If there is something which you wish to bring to the vestry's attention, please reach out to our wardens or vestry members. You can reach them via the Parish Office. A reminder that all vestry meetings are open to parishioners to attend.

God’s invitation to us is to say “yes” to life, to the terms of life we’ve been given. The changing terms. Some days they are terrific terms; some days they are tough terms. Jesus says, “Remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

Br. Curtis Almquist, SSJE

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"The night is dark. Let our fears of the darkness of the world and of our own lives rest in you. The night is quiet. Let the quietness of God’s peace enfold us, all dear to us, and all who have no peace."

~ A New Zealand Prayer Book

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Susan Acacio

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