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Dr. Richard Kelley

Last concert with the Honolulu Pops, 2015

JUNE 18, 2016

A MESSAGE FROM RICHARD R. KELLEY TO OUR OUTRIGGER ‘OHANA

The “ZONE” continues to growBy Kathy Foley

As shared in last week’s Saturday Briefing, June is World Oceans Month, and our hosts far and wide are doing their part to support OZONE (Outrigger’s ZONE) and make the environment better for the next generation. One such FREE event is being held Monday, June 20, at the Ala Moana Hotel on O‘ahu in conjunction with the International Coral Reef Symposium (ICRS) at the Hawai‘i Convention Center June 19-24. Bitsy Kelley, vice president of corporate communications, will be speaking at 7:10 p.m. on global reef conservation through OZONE! Read on to find out how Outrigger is making a difference!

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Remembering Jimmy BorgesBy Dr. Richard Kelley

Hawai‘i – and the world – lost a wonderful person on May 30, when entertainer Jimmy Borges passed away at age 80 after a long battle with cancer. Jimmy and I had been friends and contemporaries in Waikīkī for close to 60 years. I regret that I was not able to join others close to him last week as they gathered on the sands of Waikīkī, paddled canoes past the shore break and scattered his ashes in the warm blue waters of the Pacific. Jimmy and I were both born on O‘ahu, just two years apart in the mid-1930s. In those pre-World War II years, the economy of the Territory of Hawai‘i was dominated by agriculture. It seemed as though fields of sugar cane and row after row of pineapples were everywhere. Waikīkī had only two multistory hotels, the Moana and the Royal Hawaiian.

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Saturday Briefing is published by and for

hosts of Outrigger Enterprises Group (OEG)

Editor-In-Chief: RICHARD KELLEY Senior Editor: KATHY FOLEY

Supervising Editor: PILA HANSON Contributors: OEG HOSTS

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Submissions to Kathy Foley at kathysb@outrigger.com.

© 2016 Outrigger Hotels Hawaii An Equal Opportunity Employer

Employment opportunities If you are interested in a position listed below and meet the qualifications, please go to Outrigger.com and click on Employment at the bottom of the page. We only accept online applications for open positions from internal candidates. If you have any questions, please contact your HR business unit representative. Application deadline for the following positions is June 24, 2016.

Assistant Housekeeper (full-time)Minimum of four years housekeeping supervisory experience or hotel managerial experience preferred. Must be able to read and understand various correspondence, literature and reports. Must have excellent mathematical, computer and written/verbal communication skills. Knowledge of Opera, Guestware and Web Center systems required. Must be able to work any day and shift and possess the physical capability to provide training and inspections in areas of responsibility and background in demonstrating successful employee relations skills.

Senior Human Resources Specialist (full-time)Responsible for managing and administering health and welfare benefit plans and programs for the State of Hawai‘i, Guam and Denver, as applicable. Maintains knowledge of trends in benefits; recommends changes to health and welfare plans; and manages and administers existing plans and programs. Ensures compliance with applicable state and federal laws and regulations; implements strategies to streamline benefits management for hosts, HR and third parties; and initiates communication among hosts, within HR and with third parties that is clear, accurate and user friendly. Minimum three years of experience in benefits administration required. Bachelor’s degree in business administration or HR and a minimum of three years HR experience or equivalent combination of education and work experience required. Must be organized and computer proficient; Word, Excel and Outlook required, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, PowerPoint and Filemaker Pro preferred. Must be confident in public speaking. Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills required.

Multi-Property Accountant (full-time)Position assists the multi-property accounting office in all aspects of the general accounting, accounts payable and accounts receivable processes including revenue accounting, property management and fixed assets as applicable. Bachelor’s degree in accounting or an equivalent combination of education training and/or experience highly preferred. Three years previous work experience in a responsible accounting position within the hotel industry is preferred. Ability to read and analyze financial statements and statistical information and other day-to-day correspondence and ability to understand multi-tiered allocation schemes preferred. Must be computer proficient; Word, Excel and Outlook required. Excellent written and verbal communication skills required.

Bell Clerk (full-time)A minimum of one year customer service experience preferred. Ability to lift and move baggage weighing 75 pounds and push a baggage cart weighing up to 1,000 pounds. Must be able to work any day and shift.

Happy birthday!JUNE 20: Jana R. Baniaga, Kanchana Damsab, Joana Tawase Nasorowale, Rajoo Nundhoo, Scott Charles Rolles, Ilaitia Sarai, Kelvin M. Sato, Suriya Tathip, Nena Tran, Josefa Ulago and Christian I.G. Yagi.

JUNE 21: Yvonne P. Alokoa, Lilia F. Arca, Sophia Chen, Ifereimi Leleca, F. Anucha Phomphetr, lorante N. Ravago and Gregory Shaw.

JUNE 22: Khaviraj Baboolall, Lutchmee Jaganaikloo, Wun Fung Lam, Makelesi Mainewa, Khareshmabai Rajjoo, Michelle M. Salud, Jesse Sheppard, Iliapo Tili and Reid K. Yoshida.

JUNE 23: Torbert Joseph Harm, Hemant Narayan, Anders Ferslev Olesen, Angie O. Parangan, Lutchmee Pootlarau, Venkat Rao, Swinister Santos and Chesanah Thongpluk.

JUNE 24: Alden John G. Dikilato, Maximo Gombio III, Kritsada Jaikaew, Illizannate Kaloudau, In Jun Kim, Christine Clara Croutsche Marie, Jay Relosimon, Anny S. Salvacion, Debra Rae Silva, Joeli Vakacereibau and Robert H. Yeoman.

JUNE 25: Semesa Bulivakarua, Vonitiasi Naqia, Rui Mei Qiu, Jomari Shane M. Salud, Emmanuel V. Tapat and Jing Yun Wu.

JUNE 26: Ariel B. Acoba, Joshua N. Akana, Kameli Baroka, Worawit Daengsam-Ang, Risheel Vasant Dass, Charlene T. Goo, Anan Janthong, Marie Gouendoline Anthoneleme Lapoule, Josie C. Paragas, Supannee Sake, Maikeli James Turagakula and Renato C. Urubio.

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Outrigger “Thai’d up” at TTM+By Haydee Cruz

Outrigger Resorts in Thailand attended the Thailand Travel Mart+ (Thailand Travel Mart, plus the Mekong Region, TTM+) in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, June 8-10. The Outrigger Laguna Phuket Beach Resort, the Outrigger Laguna Phuket Resort and Villas and the Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort were all center stage for the Mart, which showcases the best of Thailand to an international buyer audience. Having been held for 14 consecutive years in Bangkok, TTM+ moved north to Chiang Mai this year and was staged at the impressive new Chiang Mai International Exhibition and Convention Centre (CMECC). With over 850 delegates from over 55 countries, it was a great networking opportunity for our team at the Outrigger booth: Duanphen Klinkrong, (director of sales, TLP), Kusalin Singhatham (director of sales, TSR) and Andrea Hogg (UK Outrigger global sales and marketing representative). Together we met one-on-one with over 70 partners during business sessions. As a result we were able to secure quite a few pre- and post-event site inspections to our three Thailand resorts and identified new partners from long-haul and regional markets. Visitor arrivals to Thailand for January to April 2016 totaled 11.7M, up 14 percent over the same period in 2015. This is based on a 27 percent increase in arrivals from China, now by far the largest source of visitors. There

was also a resumption of growth from Russia and a strong performance by the ASEAN countries in Southeast Asia. In 2015, Thai tourism hit a record in terms of revenue and number of arrivals. Total revenue was $US42 billion from foreign visitors, up 23 percent over 2014 and based on total visitor arrivals of 29.8 million, up 20 percent over 2014. This year the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) says it will be focusing on attracting quality tourists and less on number of visitors. Nevertheless, the TAT is targeting 8 percent tourism revenue growth this year. Thailand is now firmly a mass-market destination with a lot of competitive price squeezing. Our strategy is to concentrate on the premium visitor and distinguish us from the competition through value added innovations such as unique Outrigger Signature Experiences.

Host announcementBy Barry Wallace

I join Human Resources in welcoming back to Hawai‘i Simeon Miranda as general manager of the Embassy Suites by Hilton™ - Waikiki Beach Walk® (ESH), effective July 1, and reporting to me. Simeon will ensure ESH continues to be managed in a cost effective and professional manner to the satisfaction of guests, hosts and owners, while meeting Hilton’s brand standards. In 2014, Simeon relocated to Guam from Hawai‘i as corporate director-operations, Pacific. While there, he oversaw the Outrigger Guam Beach Resort through its general manager and helped to complete an extensive two-year capital improvement plan; explored development opportunities for Outrigger in the northern Pacific, from Guam to Japan; and helped develop the Japanese and Korean markets for the Outrigger Guam Beach Resort. Before moving to Guam, Simeon was general manager for the Holiday Inn Resort® Waikiki Beachcomber and also the Airport Honolulu Hotel and the Best Western®

Simeon Miranda

The Plaza Hotel. Familiar with the Hilton® and Embassy Suites® brands, Simeon spent time as resident manager at the Hilton Waikoloa Village and as general manager at Embassy Suites® Hotel Lake Tahoe Resort. Simeon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and marketing from Seattle University. He is an active community and industry leader as a board member of the Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association and will continue his memberships in the Chamber of Commerce, the Navy League and Air Force community groups, Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and Skål. Simeon has four adult children, Cameron, Brendan, Kainan and McKenna. He continues to ride his road bike when he can, take spin classes, run, golf, and on the less active front enjoys good food, wine and catching up on the latest movie. Welcome back to Hawai‘i, Simeon!

Outrigger represents at TTM+

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Kani Ka Pila Grille 8th annual talent searchBy Luana Maitland

The 8th annual Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search is underway and emerging island musicians are invited to be part of this year’s competition. Musical entries are being accepted now through July 18, with the finals to be held at the Made in Hawaii Festival

at the Neal Blaisdell Center’s Pikake Room Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, from 3 to 8 p.m. Traditional and contemporary Hawaiian musicians are encouraged to enter the talent search by submitting a music sample on DVD or by providing a link to an online performance. Submissions can be emailed to luana.maitland@outrigger.com or mailed to Luana Maitland, Kani Ka Pila Grille, c/o Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, 2169 Kaila Road, Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96815. For more information, log on to www.outrigger.com/kkpgtalentsearch. All entries must be received by July 18, 2016, and must include:

• artist/group name• artist/group photo (high resolution, 300 dpi)• contact person• email address• phone number

The winning artist or group will receive a one-month paid contract to perform at Kani Ka Pila Grille on Saturdays in September during the Island Music Series from 3-5 p.m. (Sept. 3, 10, 17 and 24). The prize also includes a personalized promotions and marketing plan consisting of a studio recording and electronic press kit from the Honolulu Community College’s Mike Curb MELE (The Music & Entertainment Learning Experience) Studios. Five finalists will be selected and announced July 25, 2016. These artists will then be invited to perform live onstage Saturday, Aug. 20, 2016, at this year’s Made in Hawaii Festival in front of a panel of distinguished judges that will include:

• Bobby Moderow, Grammy-nominee and Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner• Pali Kaaihue, president, Hawai‘i Academy of Recording Arts

• John Vierra, MELE program coordinator and audio engineering instructor at Honolulu Community College

• Luana Maitland, music director for Kani Ka Pila Grille and events and activities manager for Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort

“It’s such an honor and privilege to be able to showcase Hawai‘i’s multifaceted artists through our annual Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search,” said Luana Maitland. “We’re especially proud to see a number of our past winners go on to successful and award-winning careers!” As winners of last year’s 2015 Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search, The Wāimanalo Sunset Band’s traditional Hawaiian mele and incredible stage presence impressed the judges and wowed the crowds. Comprised of Keli‘i Makua, Chris “Baba” Yim, Lanakila Makua, Manuwai Mejia and Keao Kamalani, the band came to life in 2001 when originating members Lanakila Makua, Keli‘i Makua and Keao Kamalani regularly held ‘jam sessions’ in the backyard of the Makua ‘ohana home in Wāimanalo where melodies began to flow and the music began to blend.

As part of the Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent Search finals, The Wāimanalo Sunset Band will perform from 3 to 3:30 p.m. Aug. 20, followed by an autograph session. The talent search contest will follow from 4 to 8 p.m.

Last year’s 2015 Kani Ka Pila Grille Talent search winners, the Wāimanalo Sunset Band with event emcee Billy V and

Luana Maitland, music director at Kani Ka Pila Grille

Political fundraiserBy the OHHPAC Committee

If you are interested in attending the below fundraising reception, please email kathysb@outrigger.com.

COUNCILMEMBER RON MENOR | City Council District 9Wed., July 6 | 5:30 p.m.MW Restaurant (private dining room) | 1538 Kapi‘olani Boulevard

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Outrigger Guam Beach ResortBy Donna Laguana

On June 11, the Outrigger Guam Beach Resort (OGM) celebrated World Oceans Day with a fun-filled day of activities including a Tasi (ocean) Mini Fair in partnership with UnderWater World Guam and the Guam Nature Alliance. The event was open to the public and attended by guests, hosts and environmental enthusiasts. “Miss Water Guam” from the Ms. Earth Guam Pageant was in attendance to support the cause as well. Activities were held throughout the day including a beach cleanup, kids coral polyp activity, video presentation, face-painting, shark reading and raffle prize drawings.

Top right: Miss Water Guam and OGM hostsRight: Guam Coastal Management boothBelow: Beach cleanup!Below right: Climate change booth sponsored by GCC EcowarriorsBottom: Rockin’ the “O!”

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Outrigger Konotta Maldives ResortBy Elena Dementeva

The Outrigger Konotta Maldives Resort (MOK) team began our ‘Konotta for the Earth’ event, organized by Resort Manager Elza Artiaga, Principal Nahida and Island Council Rameez, by visiting the local island Ghadhdhoo on the 5th of June. Prior, Principal Nahida and Consul Rameez visited Konotta to introduce and discuss their ideas about our Environmental Day celebration. MOK is the very first resort to visit their island and express interest in future social events.

The purpose of our visit was to bring environmental awareness to the school children and their parents. Our Marine Biologist Caterina Fattori gave a presentation on the environment, the ocean and OZONE Day. She demonstrated fun ways to preserve Mother Earth and held an interactive session, making art from recycled bottle caps. We also celebrated our “NO TO PLASTIC” campaign that involves hosts, students and families of the community stressing the importance of minimizing the use of plastic. After cleaning up Ghadhdhoo island and the school, a traditional lunch was prepared for our team.

Photos: ‘Konotta for the Earth’ event with school representatives, teachers, council and children

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Outrigger Laguna Phuket Resort and Villas and Outrigger Laguna Phuket Beach Resort By Marc Landgraf

Our Thailand ‘ohana joined forces and attended an educational program at the Phuket Marine Biological Center to raise awareness about the importance for marine resources conservation projects. Students of Khok Wat Mai School were also invited and thrilled to attend a sea turtle conservation educational presentation and to visit the Phuket Aquarium. The sale of OZONE T-shirts raised monies that we were pleased to present to the Phuket Marine Biological Center in support of their very worthwhile efforts.

Above right: Excited Khok Wat Mai School studentsRight: Tony Pedroni and Marc Landgraf present a donation to the Phuket Marine Biological CenterBelow: Sea turtle conservation Bottom: A day well spent

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Outrigger Mauritius Beach ResortBy Sandra Mussard

The Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort, in concert with its NGO partner, Reef Conservation, organized several on-site activities on 6th June. Guests, hosts and students from Keats College in Chemin Grenier took part in interactive activities that brought to light unsustainable impacts, poor habits and the function of wetlands.

To raise awareness of the marine ecosystem, various educational tools were on hand including NGO’s mobile marine educational unit, Bis Lamer (“Sea Bus” in Mauritian Creole), available for visits all day long. The students discovered the beauty of various coral gardens in the lagoon fronting the resort, thanks to a guided glass bottom boat tour. A very rewarding day ended with a friendly meal together at the Mercado restaurant. For more pictures of our OZONE Day, please visit: https://app.box.com/s/jb08jhdarclgfatxakdbrlr2opydbef0

Top left: The Bis Lamer (“Sea Bus”), mobile marine educational unitAbove middle: Educational interactive board shows the importance of each ecosystem and impacts on the ocean and wetlandsRight middle: Making filters that simulate wetlandsAbove: Glass bottom boat tourRight: The “O” is alive and well at the Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort

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Writers from Australia and Canada among first guests for Castaway Island, Fiji’s reopening celebrationsBy Donna Parkin

Journalists from Australia and Canada were among the first guests to arrive for the official reopening of Castaway Island, Fiji, on June 1 after its closure due to damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Winston in February. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to host Vancouver-based Alicia-Rae Olafsson from Lululemon Athletica; Angie Kelly from Fairfax Media’s Traveller; Nicola Conville from Out There in-flight magazine from Sydney; and Harrison Tippet from Leader Newspapers, Melbourne. Castaway Island General Manager Steven Andrews and his management team hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the opening that culminated with a Meke (traditional style of dance). We experienced a Champagne beach picnic on Modriki Island, the setting for the Tom Hanks’ movie Castaway and joined other resort guests and the Mamanuca Environment Society for a coral planting activity to celebrate World Oceans Day and the first anniversary of OZONE (Outrigger’s ZONE). We also traveled to Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort on the main island of Viti Levu where we helped to relocate a giant clam as part of the resort’s World Oceans Day celebrations. Visits to Conua Primary School where the resort is helping to build a new kindergarten was a highlight with many school children bearing Canadian Flag tattoos on their arms and faces courtesy of Alicia-Rae. Here are links to some of the comments posted on social media by our media friends: https://goo.gl/1xNL3Lhttps://goo.gl/XuMq7Qhttps://goo.gl/rxYF5Uhttps://goo.gl/ZXCmovhttps://goo.gl/BEI8u2

At Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort’s Kalokalo Bar with GM Peter Hopgood

(back left)A visit to Conua Primary School

Castaway Island, Fiji, guests and the Mamanuca Environment Society celebrate World Ocean Day with a coral-planting activity

“O” efforts help to relocate a giant clam at the Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort

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Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort chef excels at Le Cordon Bleu School in New ZealandBy Donna Parkin

Chef Mohammed Shameer Khan is presented his certificate of Excellence by Jenny Jenkins, general manager Le Cordon Bleu, New Zealand, and

Chef Robert Oliver, ambassador chef Le Cordon Bleu, New Zealand

Chef Mohammed Shameer Khan, a junior sous chef at Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort, received a

Certificate of Excellence from Le Cordon Bleu School in Wellington, New Zealand. Chef Khan was chosen to undertake the three-month course that combines the very best of new world innovation and French cuisine with the principles, techniques and artistry of French traditional cooking. “It was my first trip overseas and the best three months of my life,” he said. “I have been taught a number of invaluable skills that will stay with me forever. Each and every class was more exciting and fulfilling than the last. “I was constantly reminded of how fast-paced, exciting and ever-changing this industry is and although we were taught the traditional classics of French cuisine, we were always encouraged to bring our own creativity and flair. “It was also quite demanding as each of our sessions was judged. I pushed myself every day to get good marks. The

classes were practical and hands-on which I loved as it is the best way to learn. I was very blessed to be selected to represent the Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort kitchen,” Chef Khan said.

Wyndham at Waikiki Beach Walk® Celebrates Paddles 2 and 3By Karen Villarmia

Hosts of Wyndham at Waikiki Beach Walk® came together for another successful community service event at Waikiki Elementary School. June 7 and 8 marks the fifth year that the Wyndham ‘ohana have enjoyed serving their community and preserving the environment. This special annual event allows us to celebrate, honor and practice The Outrigger Way through our Ke ‘Ano Wa‘a values. This year we planted four puakenikeni plants on the school grounds. These fragrant plants will be a reminder of the relationship that Wyndham has fostered with the community. We also picked up trash in the neighboring Pākī Park. Our partnership with Waikiki Elementary School is a wonderful example of Paddle 2: Caring for Each Other and Paddle 3: Caring for our Place. Paddles 2 and 3 >> 11

Front: Normalita Lorenzo and Josephine VillarBack: Nenita Nerveza, Ill Son Kim, Anton Rubi, Connie Caraang, Eufemia Saoit, Bobbie Asato,

Agricola Molina, Ada Corpuz, Jonathan Trueman, Maxim Guan, Mike Doi and Imelda Guillermo

The fun under the hot sun didn’t stop, as the day just kept getting better! The team heard an inspiring presentation by Corey Campbell of Akamai Training & Consulting, a perfect time to rejuvenate hosts’ minds and bodies for the busy summer months ahead. During the presentation, we were reminded that our Outrigger values relate to our cultural connection of hosting our guests and communicating and connecting with one another. The camaraderie didn’t end in the classroom; it moved over to Pākī Park, where we played a leadership game to build on our listening and communication skills. The two days with our work ‘ohana were certainly well spent and created wonderful memories while serving our community and brushing up on our hospitality skills.

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Anton Rubi, Bobbie Asato, Mike Doi, Jonathan Trueman, Tara De Santiago, Eufemia Saoit, Charlie Manadia and Alden John

Nenita Nerveza, Connie Caraang, Maxim Guan, Jesrell Malicay,Josephine Villar, Susan Park and Allan Sagucio

The planting crew - Front: Charlie Manadia and Jonathan ClarinBack: Michael Salvador, Alan Sagucio, Jesrell Malicay,

Alden John, Glenn Nagasako and Charles Ursua

Inspiring presentation by Corey Campbell

Susan Park, Tara De Santiago and Nenita Nerveza

Leadership activity

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It was a quiet, sleepy time in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

• Who could have predicted that a few decades later, the wood-framed bungalows that Roy and Estelle Kelley were building in Waikīkī would grow and mature into an international company called Outrigger Hotels and Resorts?

• And who would have bet that Jimmy Borges would become an internationally known singing and acting talent? He starred on stage, had his own television show, and appeared on national TV in Hawaii Five-0 (both first and second series) and Magnum P.I. as well as on shows hosted by Merv Griffin, Jonathan Winters and Victor Borge.

Jimmy Borges was known to his loyal fans as the “keeper of the flame” in reference to his trademark homage to George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Johnny Mercer, Harold Arlen, Rodgers & Hart (Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart) and the rest of those legendary early 20th century composers and songwriters. Jimmy included music by these creative geniuses in every show. He and I shared a particular admiration for singer Frank Sinatra. About a year ago, in 2015, when Jimmy released a CD titled Jimmy Borges, which features him singing songs previously made famous by Frank Sinatra, including I’ve Got You Under my Skin, Old Devil Moon and Luck Be A Lady, he sent me a copy in care of his wife Vicki, who is executive assistant to David Carey, Outrigger CEO. I replied with a note of thanks and added that he probably was not aware that he had played a small but very important role in my romance with and later marriage to a fourth grade teacher from Punahou School named Linda Van Gilder. In 1978, on our first date, I had taken Linda to see Jimmy’s show at Trappers, a lounge at the Hyatt Waikiki where, for many years, he performed accompanied by pianist Betty Loo Taylor. I can’t remember what Jimmy sang that night. Maybe it was those Sinatra favorites I’ve Got You Under My Skin or Luck Be A Lady. Whatever it was, it must have had a tremendous impact on both of us. Next week, as Linda and I celebrate our 37th wedding anniversary, we’ll be drinking a toast to Jimmy Borges! God bless you, Jimmy. Rest in peace.

A young Jimmy Borges in San Francisco

Loved his malasadas!

Jimmy performs at the Honolulu Zoo’s “The Wildest Show in Town”

Jimmy and Vicki Borges34 years of marriage

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