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Edean Saito April 29, 2017

We couldn’t do it without our volunteers!

Pearl Harbor Survivor Herb Weatherwax with 17-year-old Make-A-Wish kid Ashton Eador (third from left) and her family
Pearl Harbor civilian survivor and volunteer Robert Lee poses with Make-A-Wish kid Arden Schlegel (left) and her sister Sophia
Fred Ing, June Nakagawa and Woody Salisbury volunteer at the donation desk at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
Brenda Paiva
Carole Tibayan
Kathy Ebey
Gil Hatter (second from left)
Mack Humphery volunteers his time to assist visitors at the NPS front desk at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.
Rick Stepien
Bill Sturgess
Lenley Hawksworth and Steve Henderson
Ann Hanson
Student volunteer Alyssa shares the story of Sadako with young visitors.
Punahou School students (right) show young visitors how to fold a crane.
Preservation Rangers Nikki Bautista and Hannah White assisted River Rangers in making their viewfinders for exploring the river during an educational program on Saturday, March 25, 2017. Photo by Marijana Uchima
Preservation Rangers (from left) Ivan Chu, Zachary Taisacan, Caleb White, Micah McKinnon, Hannah White, Sophie Farrer, Kina-Nicole Lewis and Marijana Uchima take a group photo after volunteering for our River Ranger environmental education program. These outstanding youths generously give of their time and energy to serve as mentors to younger youth participants and assist the education coordinators prepare for and implement these events. Photo by Tanya Sortor
At Honouliuli National Monument, Lina Bonilla helps create the main access trail by weed whacking overgrown vegetation. Photo by Johanna Fuller