Mililani High School Class of 1992 Ten-Year Reunion A Success!

Reunion Feedback:

Just wanted to THANK YOU again, and you're right FRIENDSHIPS WERE DEFINITELY REMEMBERED! For the record, we too had a BLAST!!! —Christie Liu Thanks so much for the many tireless days & nights that went into planning our reunion. It was so much fun catching up with everyone. You did an awesome job! —Jennifer Hans (Gibson) So sorry I couldn't make it to the reunion. I heard about what I missed from Brandt, Liane and Erin though. I hope I'll be able to attend future reunions. You should be very proud of yourself for putting on such a great reunion. I can't even imagine the stress you must have been under. You are truly a great person. I hope that the t-shirts I donated helped you a little. Hopefully in the future, I will be able to donate a lot more to the cause. Thank you for allowing me to make the reunion shirts. It was quite an honor to be able to contribute to our class reunion. Hopefully I'll get to do shirts again for the next reunion, and get the order right. Thank you also for everything you did to make the reunion a success. Although I wasn't able to attend, I wished I could have been there. —Cary "Kip" Kihara Thanks again...it was well worth the long flight. You and the team did a great job to pull this thing off...I could tell that a lot of effort and planning went into it, and it was well planned, well executed, and a lot of fun. I hope that you were able to enjoy it and not too busy working! I have already posted pictures on my web site http://www.straker.net/world they are reduced resolution, not suitable for printing but optimized for web use. If you would like the full resolution versions let me know (also there were a few I didn't post). It's a shame that more people couldn't make it, but it was good to see the ones that did. I look forward to the 15 or 20 year reunion! Thanks for everything! —Straker Coniglio I'm very sorry that a lot of our classmates feel this way. I'm very sorry that I couldn't make it to the reunion, but I just wanted you to know that there are some of us out here who are thankful that someone out there is still trying to stay in touch with everyone and plan these things out. Just remember all those people who are complaining didn't help you. I really do give you credit planning this out with work and a family to take care of. I know that these are only words but I hope that they make you feel better after you read this. —Alfred Fukuda I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for taking the time and effort to put together the reunion for our class. Although I was unable to attend I sincerely appreciate all your hard work. Although there are people who seem not to appreciate all that you have done, do not take it to heart or let it upset you. They after all did not take the time to make any input. I know you did the best you could with the funds that were available and with the limited but wonderful help that you did have. I know it was a wonderful experience and everyone had a great time. I hope to see you all at our 15th. May God bless you! —Kristie Muller (Munoz) Well said Aubrey! I went to Wheeler Intermediate and 9th & 10th grade with you guys and I would have given anything to be able to attend the reunion! I went to my reunion here in Texas and there were people complaining about costs and what-not...don't feel too bad. Those are just ungrateful people who probably never got involved in anything and probably never will... Good luck, hope I can make it to the 15 or 20! —DeVonia Eppright I did not get a chance to thank you personally on Saturday night during the boat cruise. My wife and I had a great time at the events we attended over the weekend. We think you did a great job in the planning and execution of the events. It was well worth the effort to come to the islands for the reunion to see several people I haven't seen in literally 10 years. Don't let the people complaining get you down. All of the people I visited with had a great time. Again, great job and thanks for all your hard work. —Josh Evans Have anything to add? <<< BACK