December Minutes (2nd)
February 04, 2019
October 22, 2018
A note on the “Lanikai ‘Be Ready’ 8k” in memory of Thomas & Carolyn Lewis and daughter, Carolyn Adkison
“Be Ready” was a message my Dad, Thomas Lewis, was well known for. And it is the title of chapter five in his book he completed writing one week before he passed away. (“Studies in Bible Prophecy” available on Amazon).
The way he died was his message in itself. It was less than a twenty second lane change and he, my Mom, and youngest sister were killed instantly. They were on their way to my sister’s 7-month old baby girl, Keira’s, pediatrician appointment when they crashed into a stalled armored vehicle. Keira was the lone survivor.
My sister, Carolyn, dreamed of having a baby for over ten years. Her dream finally came true when she found out she was pregnant with Keira. And in the 7 months she got to spend with Keira, she was the most loving and protective Mother I have ever known. Today Keira is being raised by her Dad, Nick, who is doing an excellent job of raising her. She is a healthy, beautiful little girl who has her Mom’s smile and fun loving personality.
For two weeks prior to the accident, my Mom and oldest sister, Jenny, were in Hawaii visiting me. My Mom’s favorite place to go was Kailua Beach and two days before she passed away, the three of us spent the day there. It was my Mom’s last wish before she left Hawaii.
I feel the “Lanikai ‘Be Ready’ 8k is a fitting race to honor the lives of my parents and sister as it is held close to Kailua Beach which was their favorite place to go in Hawaii. Thank you for allowing us to sponsor this race.
-Written by Tammy Bautista
(I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7)
July 02, 2018
If you want to register for the whole marathon readiness series, members can do so for a discount
here:
Otherwise, individual races are at the normal price.
November 05, 2017
This race is in support of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program where participants take a card with a needy child’s name and age on it from the Angel Tree and donate the amount on the card for a Christmas gift for the child.
November 04, 2017
Please review our proposed ByLaws and policies:
July 04, 2017
FRIDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS RUN
Beginning July 7, 2017, join us at 6:00pm every Friday evening for the MPRRC Fireworks Run at Ala Moana Beach Park with four run/walk distances to choose from. The run will be followed by a potluck gathering and views of the fireworks (7:45pm) on Waikiki Beach. A fun way to celebrate Pau Hana and kick off the weekend. For more information, please go to https://www.facebook.com/FridayNightFireworksRun/
June 15, 2017
Attention MPRRC members!!! You can sign up for the marathon readiness series at the MPRRC discounted rate at RunSignUp
You must be a MPRRC member to get the special price. This amazing price is available until August 2nd! Sign up now. It you aren’t a member, then become one!
January 10, 2017
Join us at the Japanese Cultural Center on Friday, March 17th for our annual meeting. Meet at the JCC on the 5th floor of the Manoa Ballroom at 5:00pm, the banquet will start shortly thereafter. We will be recognizing amazing volunteers, giving out awards, and electing new officials.
November 20, 2016
Join Aloha Fitness Academy for a complimentary post run stretching session. Session 1 at 7:25 and session 2 at 7:40. alohafitnessacademy.com
November 20, 2016
MPRRC will be having a Christmas party on December 18 at 9am at Hale Koa. The invitation is open to members and their family and friends. Please bring a wrapped gift, either new, recycled or re-gifted, to exchange during the games. Reservations made for 50: adults are $34.95 includes tip, children ages 12-17 are $16.95, ages 5-11 are $8.95, ages 4 and under are free. Please mail a check payable to Connie Comiso-Fanelli, at PO Box 62046, Honolulu, HI 96839 by Dec. 14, 2016.
Runners can predict their marathon times by emailing c.comisofanelli@hawaiiantel.net by Dec. 9 or calling it in to MPRRC (808) 295-6777. There will be a board with names and predicted times at the MPRRC tent at the finish line at Kapiolani Park. Please write in your actual time when you finish.
Everyone who predicts a time will win a prize at the party.
May 19, 2016
Lanikai 8k in memory of Daniel Levey
Daniel was an avid runner, hiker, you name it activity.
He finished his sophomore year at University of Oregon, and we, as a family, ran in the Lanikai Bikepath 8k that summer of 2003. In fact, he had a much better time than I did.
That was July 20. The next day, July 21, 2003, he went for a long hike, starting at Maunalani Heights (Lanipo trail) and over to the Pali, Konohuanui. It was on his trying to come down, he must have strayed off the path, and fell. That was a Monday night. We searched for him Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday nights that week. Thursday there was a tremendous rain storm, and I believe that the rain washed him down so he was found on a ledge (his body) by the Lulumahu Falls.
The rescue helicopter circled one last time by the Pali Reservoir #4, and saw a figure floating in a pool on the ledge. They lowered the basket down to retrieve him.
Because the Lanikai Bikepath 8K was our last run, the day before he fell, I have kind of adopted it and it is a labor of love for us (his parents, Dr. Joyce Cassen and Norman Levey). Thanks for allowing Norm and me to sponsor this event, as Daniel really loved fitness!
– Written by his mother, Dr. Cassen
April 24, 2016
The Board of Directors held a meeting on March 8, 2016, resulting in the above minutes.
January 30, 2016
Join us at Kapiolani Community College on Friday, February 19th for our annual meeting. Meet at the cafeteria at 5:30pm, the banquet will start shortly thereafter. We will be recognizing amazing volunteers, giving out awards, and electing new officials.
February 22, 2015
The MPRRC annual meeting was held on February 20, 2015. Nate and Polina Carlson were guest speakers. Elections were held for club officers and trophies were given out for the Aloha Readiness Series and Age-Graded Annual Awards.