Civil Defense Advisory Council

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, chaired by the Lieutenant Governor with three members from Oahu and one member each from the other three counties, advises the Governor and the Civil Defense Director in matters pertaining to civil defense.

– 1961 Annual Report pp. 4

CD Advisory Council: The Civil Defense Advisory Council was reorganized in January with the appointment by the Governor of five new members. Three of them are from Oahu: Dr. Arlhur F. Mann, Ted J. Bloomer and Masalo Kamisalo. Olhers are Peler N. Pakele, Hawaii, and Samuel Keala, Kauai. Holdover members are Maui Police Chief Jean R. Lane who was appointed chairman and Frank Pierce, Oahu. The Council’s function is to confer with and advise the State CD Director on matters pertaining to civil defense.

– 1965 Annual Report pp. 18

Richard E. Mawson, Maui member of the State Civil Defense Advisory Council, died on June 13. He had long been a champion for a strong Civil Defense program.

– 1969 Annual Report pp. 18

Samuel L. Keala, Jr., Chairman; Dr. Arthur F. Mann, Vice Chairman; Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson; Dr. Isaac A. Kawasaki; and Shigeru Kimura continued to serve on the State Civil Defense Advisory Council. Edwin L Adolphson of Wahiawa, Oahu, was appointed to the Council by Governor John A. Bums on August 4, 1970, and served for the remainder of the fiscal year. Robert L. Stevenson, who had been appointed to the Council during the previous fiscal year, resigned on November 23, 1970, due to the press of other duties. New appointments and re-appointments to the CD Advisory Council are subject to confirmation by the State Legislature.

– 1971 Annual Report pp.19

The Civil Defense Advisory Council remained the same with the following individuals continuing to serve: Samuel L Keala, Jr., chairman; Dr. Arthur F. Mann, vice chairman; Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson; Dr. Isaac A. Kawasaki; Shigeru Kimura, and Edwin I. Adolphson. Members of the Council, appointed by the Governor, are subject to confirmation by the State Legislature. Mrs. Frances K. Dias was appointed regional director of the Federal Office of Civil Defense on September 27, 1971. Sherburne W. Morse remained Region Seven field officer, Pacific Area, Defense Civil Preparedness Agency, during the fiscal year.

– 1972 Annual Report pp.18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness matters. Samuel L. Keala, Jr., chairman, resigned on January 24, and meetings of the group were then chaired by Dr. Arthur F. Mann, vice chairman. Edwin I. Adolphson was reappointed to the Council by Governor Burns and confirmed by the Senate of the Seventh Legislature fora term to expire on December 31, 1975. Mrs.Jeanne B.Johnson, Dr. Isaac A. Kawasaki and Shigeru Kimura continued to serve the Council during the fiscal year.

– 1973 Annual Report pp.18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness matters. Shigeru Kimura was appointed chairman of the group by Acting Governor George R. Ariyoshi on Jan. 22, 1974. New members of the Council appointed during the fiscal year were: Col. Albert F. Alfonso of Honolulu; Francis Y. Sugai of Honolulu; Ernest G. Paschoal of Wailuku, Maui; Edward S. Miyake of Eleele, Kauai; and Dr. John F. Chalmers of Honolulu. Retiring mem bers whose terms expired were: Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson of Kihei, Maui; Dr. Isaac A. Kawasaki of Honolulu; and Dr. Arthur F. Mann of Honolulu. Edwin 1. Adolphson of Honolulu continued to serve on the Council

– 1974 Annual Report pp. 26

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness matters. Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson was appointed to the group on ApI. 7, 1975, and elected chairman on May 30,1975. Other new members of the Council appOinted during the fiscal year by Governor Ariyoshi were M. 0 Isherwood, Sr., and Albert F. Alfonso. Ernest G. Paschoal resigned on Dec. 16, 1974. The term of Shigeru Kimura expired on Dec. 31, 1974. Francis Y. Sugai, Edward S. Miyake an d Dr. John F. Chalmers continued as Council members, having been appointed during the previous fiscal year.

– 1975 Annual Report pp. 23

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness matters

– 1976 Annual Report pp. 22

The Stat” CD Advisory Council continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness and assistance matters. Francis Y Sugai was reappointed to the council on June 23, 1977. Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson continued serving as chairman of the council The other members remained the same.

– 1977 Annual Report pp. 23

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council (composed of seven members appointed by the Governor) continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness and assistance matters.

– 1978 Annual Report pp. 4

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council (composed of seven members appointed by the governor) continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness and assistance matters.

– 1979 Annual Report pp. 17

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council (composed of seven members appointed by the Governor) continued to counsel the director and vice director on emergency preparedness and assistance matters.

– 1980 Annual Report pp. 18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council (composed of seven members appointed by the Governor) continued to provide counsel to the director and vice director on emergency preparedness and assistance matters.

– 1981 Annual Report pp. 16

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor to counsel the director on emergency preparedness and civil defense matters.

Mrs. Jeanne B. Johnson,
Chairman
Mr. Robert H. Ishimoto,
Vice Chairman
Albert F. Alfonso
Dr. John F. Chalmers
Rev. David K. Kaupu
Victor K. Punua
Roland D. Sagum

– 1981 Annual Report pp. 18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the governor to counsel the director on emergency preparedness and civil defense matters:

Albert F. Alfonso
Les S. lhara
Robert H. lshimoto
Rev. David K. Kaupu
Victor K. Punua
Roland D. Sagum
Roy M. Seki

– 1982 Annual Report pp. 18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor to counsel on emergency preparedness and civil defense matters:

Victor K. Punua, Chairman
Albert F. Alfonso, Vice Chairman
Les S. Ihara
Robert H. Ishimoto
Rev. David K. Kaupu
Roland D. Sagum
Roy M. Seki

– 1983 Annual Report pp. 20

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor to counsel on emergency preparedness and civil defense matters. Currently serving on the council are:

Victor K. Punua, Chairman
Alhert F Alfonso, Vice Chairman
Les S. fhara
Hubert H. Ishimoto
Cabe K. Kilakalua, Jr
Roland D. Sagum
Roy M. Seki

– 1984 Annual Report pp. 17

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the governor to discuss emergency preparedness and civil defense matters. Currently serving on the council are:

Victor K. Punua, chairman
(VacantL vice-chairman
Les S. Ihara, Sr.
Robert H. Ishimoto
Gabe K. Kilakalua, Jr.
Roy M. Seki
Richard K. Yonezaki

– 1985 Annual Report pp. 18

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor. The council meets quarterly to review and discuss the many programs and projects being conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the council during this reporting period were:

Victor K. Punua, Chairman
(through February 1986)
Richard K. Yonezaki, Chairman
(from February 1986)
(Vacant), Vice-Chairman
Les S. lhara, Sr.
Robert H. lshimoto
Gabe K. Kilakalua, Jr.
Roy M. Seki

– 1986 Annual Report pp. 17

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor. The Council meets quarterly to review and discuss the many programs and projects being conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council during this reporting period were:

Richard K. Yonezaki,
Chairperson
Robert Ishimoto
Gabe K. Kilakalua, Jr.
Frank T. S. Kim
Victor K. Punua
Alfred O. Souza, Sr.
Sherman Thompson

– 1987 Annual Report pp. 17

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor. The council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council during this reporting period were:

Richard K. Yonezaki, Chair
Gabe Kilakalua, Jr.
Frank T. S. Kim
Tadao Okimoto
Victor K. Punua
Alfred 0. Souza, Sr.
Sherman Thompson

– 1988 Annual Report pp. 14

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the governor. The council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the advisory council during this reporting period were:

Sherman Thompson, Chair
Richard Yonezaki
Gabe Kilakalua, Jr.
Frank T. S. Kim
Tadao Okimoto
Alfred 0. Souza, Sr.
Reuben Yoshida

– 1989 Annual Report pp. 16

The State Civil Defense Advisory Council is made up of seven members appointed by the Governor. The council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the advisory council during this reporting period were:

Sherman Thompson, Chair
Richard Yonezaki
Gabe Kilakalua, Jr.
Frank T.S. Kim
Tadao Okimoto
Alfred 0. Souza, Sr.
Reuben Yoshida

– 1990 Annual Report pp. 16

State Civil Defense Advisory Council. Made up of seven members appointed by the Governor, the council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense.

– 1991 Annual Report pp. 16

State Clvll Defense Advisory Council. Made up of seven members appointed by the Governor, the council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. SeNing on the Advisory Council for 1992 were Reuben Yoshida, chair, Sherman Thompson, Gabe Kilakalua Jr., Richard Yonezaki, Frank T. S. Kim, Alfred O. Souza Sr., and Tadao Okimoto.

– 1992 Annual Report pp. 16

Made up of seven members appointed by the governor, the council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by SCD. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1993 were Reuben Yoshida, chair, Frank T.S. Kim, James McClellan, Myrna Murdoch, Tadao Okimoto, Alfred 0. Souza Sr. and Richard Yonezaki.

– 1993 Annual Report pp. 20

Made up of seven members appointed by the governor, the council meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by SCD. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1994 were Reuben Yoshida, chair, Frank T.S. Kim, Myrna Murdoch, Alfred 0. Souza, and Judith A. Young. New appointments were pending in July 1994

– 1994 Annual Report pp. 21

The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Board is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by SCD. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1995 are Reuben Yoshida, chair, Kauai; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii; and Linda D. Chinn, Randall M. Izuo, Gabe Kilakalua and Judith A. Young, Oahu.

– 1995 Annual Report pp. 22

The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Board is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by SCD. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1996 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua Jr., Judith A. Young, Randall M. Izuo and Linda D. Chinn, Oahu; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; and Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii.

– 1996 Annual Report pp. 22

State Civil Defense Advisory Council The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1997 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua, Jr., Judith A. Young, Edith C. Pascua and Linda D. Chinn, Oahu; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; and Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii.

– 1997 Annual Report pp. 18

The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1998 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua Jr., Judith A. Young, Edith C. Pascua and Linda D. Chinn, Oahu; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; and Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii

– 1998 Annual Report pp. 20-21

The seven member State Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council for 1999 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua, Jr.(chair), Edith C. Pascua and Linda D. Chinn, Oahu; Waiter L. Ornellas, Maui; and Albert “Benny” Rodera, Hawaii:

– 1999 Annual Report pp. 22

The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor and meets quarterly to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council for 2000 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua, Jr. (chair), Edith C. Pascua and Linda Tseu, Oahu; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; and, Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii.

– 2000 Annual Report pp. 21

The seven-member State Civil Defense Advisory Council is appointed by the Governor and meets periodically to discuss programs and projects conducted by State Civil Defense. Serving on the Advisory Council for 2001 are Alejandro Lomosad, Kauai; Gabriel “Gabe” Kilakalua, Jr. (chair), Edith C. Pascua, and Linda Tseu, Oahu; Walter L. Ornellas, Maui; and, Albert “Benny” Rodero, Hawaii.

– 2001 Annual Report pp. 21

The Civil Defense Advisory Council is established and organized under the Hawaii Revised Statutes, Chapters 26 and 128. Established in 1951, the Advisory Council provides an effective and reliable public body that the governor or the director of State Civil Defense may consult on civil defense matters. The Advisory Council has no authority to judge or to render decisions but resides in an advisory capacity. Appointed by the governor, its seven members serve without compensation but provide an invaluable community service to the counties they represent.

Serving on the Advisory Council for 2003 are retired Capt. Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Edith Pascua (Oahu); Linda Tseu (Oahu), Dr. Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu), Alejandro Lomosad (Kauai), Anthony Castberg (Hawaii) and Manny Kuloloio (Maui).

Gabe Kilakalua Jr., was the advisory council chair until his term expired in June 2003.

Over the years, the Advisory Council has provided positive response and helpful community insight to civil defense programs and activities. In this manner, the Council’s productive contributions have helped strengthen and promote a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

– 2003 Annual Report pp. 19

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, established and organized under HRS, Chapters 26 and 128, was founded in 1951. The governor and the Director of Civil Defense may consult with the seven-member Advisory Council on matters pertaining to civil defense.

While the Advisory Council members, appointed by the governor, serve without compensation, they provide an invaluable service to the state and to the counties they represent by strengthening and promoting a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

The 2004 members of the Civil Defense Advisory council are Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Edith Pascua (Oahu), Linda Tseu (Oahu), Di: Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu),Anthony Castberg (Hawaii), Manny Kuloloio, (Maui), and Myron Dobashi, replacing Alejandro Lomosad, whose te1m expired at midyear, as the Kauai member on the Advisory Council.

– 2004 Annual Report pp. 22

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, established and organized under HRS,Chapters 26 and 128, was founded in The governor and the director of SCD may consult with the seven-member Advisory Council on matters pertaining to civil defense.

While the Advisory Council members, appointed by the governor, serve without compensation, they provide an invaluable service to the state and to the counties they represent by strengthening and promoting a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

The 2005 members of the Civil Defense Advisory council are Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Edith Pascua (Oahu), Linda Tseu (Oahu), Dr. Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu), Anthony Castberg (Hawaii), Manny Kuloloio, (Maui), and Myron Dobashi (Kauai). Creighton Goldsmith and Randy Prothero replaced Edith Pascua and Linda Tseu at the beginning of the new fiscal year.

– 2005 Annual Report pp. 20

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, established and organized under HRS, Chapters 26 and 128, was founded in 1951.

The governor and the director of Civil Defense may consult with the seven-member Advisory Council on matters pertaining to civil defense. While the Advisory Council members, appointed by the governor, serve without compensation, they provide an invaluable service to the state and to the counties they represent by strengthening and promoting a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

The 2005 members of the Civil Defense Advisory council are Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Randy Prothero (Oahu), Creighton Goldsmith (Oahu), Dr. Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu), Anthony Castberg (Hawaii), Manny Kuloloio (Maui), and Myron Dobashi (Kauai).

– 2006 Annual Report pp. 22

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, established and organized under HRS, Chapters 26 and 128, was founded in 1951. The governor and the director of Civil Defense may consult with the seven-member Advisory Council on matters pertaining to civil defense.

The Advisory Council members are appointed by the governor and serve without compensation, providing a valuable service to the state and counties, whom they represent. They are constantly working toward strengthening and promoting a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

The Advisory Council members serving during FY 2007 are: Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Randy Prothero (Oahu), Creighton Goldsmith (Oahu), Dr. Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu), Anthony Castberg (Hawaii), Manny Kuloloio (Maui) and Myron Dobashi (Kauai).

– 2007 Annual Report pp. 23

The Civil Defense Advisory Council, established and organized under HRS, Chapters 26 and 128, was founded in 1951. The governor and the director of Civil Defense may consult with the seven-member Advisory Council on matters pertaining to civil defense.

The Advisory Council members are appointed by the governor and serve without compensation, providing a valuable service to the state and counties, whom they represent. They are constantly working toward strengthening and promoting a vital civil defense system in the State of Hawaii.

The Advisory Council members serving during FY 2008 are: Gerald Coffee (chair, Oahu), Randy Prothero (Oahu), Creighton Goldsmith (Oahu), Dr. Ann Sakaguchi (Oahu), Anthony Castberg (Hawaii), Manny Kuloloio (Maui), and Myron Dobashi (Kauai)

– 2008 Annual Report pp. 23