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Making the Holidays Merry and Bright
Posted December 20, 2016
Hale Makua Health Services has received so many gifts of goods and time during this season of giving. Community members of all ages, shapes and sizes can be frequently found spreading holiday cheer to our residents by singing Christmas carols, passing out treats, or wishing residents and clients a merry Christmas! To see all the fun holiday photos, visit our Facebook page here.
Santa Claus took time out of his busy schedule to pay a visit to our residents, clients, and staff, all of whom I am sure are on his "nice" list. Gloria Distefano, seen in the picture, lives in our Kahului home and was so excited to see Santa that she would not let him leave without a proper hug from her. Santa's kindheartedness was felt by everyone as he took the time to shake hands, listen to favorite Christmas memories, and wish everyone a joyous Christmas while his elves sang and handed out treats.
At this time of year, we are reminded of how important those in our care are to our community. The overwhelming support of your visits, songs, cards, gifts, time and monetary donations are greatly appreciated and helps to improve the well-being of our residents and clients. Our warmest mahalo to everyone in the community that have made the holidays merry and bright for everyone at Hale Makua.
- Kamehameha Schools Maui Third Graders
- Faith in Jesus Church
- Kings Cathedral
- Doris Todd Christian Academy
- Kaahumanu Hou Christian School
- St. Anthony Wolves
- Judy's Gang
- Brad Kahikina and friends
- Cub Scouts
- Halau Elele
- Montessori School of Maui
- Neva to Late
- The Plunkers
- Maui Evangelical Church
- Maui Soda & Ice Works
- Hawaii Leaders Core
- Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort
- Iao Intermediate School
- Hui Ho'omana
- Kiwanis Club
- VFW
- LDS Church
- Shannon and friends
- St. Anthony school
- Kahului Activities staff
- Wailuku Activities staff
- And the many groups and organizations that we missed to name