Aloha, Ohana.

Aloha e ʻOhana!

It’s almost time! Our Hukiku-Keulua ʻOhana 2026 Family Reunion is happening this weekend, and we are so excited to gather together once again on Oʻahu. Below you’ll find the important details for our family gathering, camping, genealogy booklet, and reunion registration.

Family Gathering | Saturday, August 15, 2026

Time: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Location: Māʻili Beach Park, Oʻahu — across from the Pink Store
Potluck Lunch: 11:30 a.m.

Our main family gathering will take place at beautiful Māʻili Beach Park. A large family tent with tables and chairs will be set up for everyone to gather, eat, talk story, and enjoy the day together.

Our potluck lunch will begin at 11:30 a.m., so bring something to share with the ʻohana!

Throughout the day, we’ll also have an open mic for family members who would like to share music, along with genealogy and cultural activities that help us learn more about our ʻohana and the generations who came before us.

We also plan to livestream portions of the reunion on Facebook so family members who cannot be with us in person can still be part of the day.

Camping | August 14–16, 2026

For ʻohana who would like to make a weekend of it, overnight camping will be available at Māʻili Beach Park from Friday through Sunday.

The campsite should be ready for setup after 12:00 noon on Friday, August 14. Toilet and shower facilities are available at the park.

Campers should bring their own tents, sleeping gear, food, and any other camping supplies needed for the weekend.

T-Shirts, Caps & Genealogy Booklet Pre-Orders

If you pre-ordered reunion T-shirts, caps, or genealogy booklets, your items will be available for pickup at the reunion.

Mail orders will be processed during the week following the reunion.

We will also have a limited number of additional T-shirts, caps, and genealogy booklets available for purchase at the reunion on a first-come, first-served basis.

2026 Genealogy Booklet

Our genealogy is one of the most important ways we preserve the history and connections of our ʻohana for future generations.

A FREE digital copy of the 2026 Hukiku-Keulua ʻOhana Genealogy Booklet is available here:

Download the 2026 Genealogy Booklet

As families grow and information changes, please continue helping us keep our genealogy accurate. Future corrections, additions, and family information can be submitted using the genealogy update form:

Submit Genealogy Updates

Reunion Registration

Please complete our 2026 Reunion Registration Form, even if you are unable to attend this year.

Registration helps us reconnect with family members and maintain current contact information, especially as addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses change over the years.

Complete the Reunion Registration Form

We look forward to another beautiful opportunity to gather, reconnect, share stories, celebrate our culture, and strengthen the connections between generations.

Our 2026 Hukiku-Keulua ʻOhana Reunion has officially been confirmed!

Join us on Saturday, August 15, 2026, at Māʻili Beach Park on Oʻahu. Our family gathering will begin around noon, and we can't wait to reconnect with cousins, aunties, uncles, and friends who make our ʻohana so special.

For those planning to make a weekend of it, camping will be available August 14–16. Be sure to bring your own tent and camping supplies, and keep in mind that parking can fill up quickly since the park will also be open to the public.

As we get closer to reunion weekend, more information about activities, food, shirts, and other details will be shared here on the website. My hope is that this site becomes a place where we can stay connected—not just every other year, but throughout the years in between.

This year's reunion theme is especially meaningful:

I ulu nō ka lālā i ke kumu.

"The branches grow because of the trunk."

It's a beautiful reminder that every generation is rooted in those who came before us. We gather not only to celebrate one another, but to honor our kūpuna, preserve our stories, and pass those traditions on to our children and grandchildren.

If you know family members who may not have heard about the reunion yet, please share this information with them. The more branches of our family tree we can bring together, the more meaningful this celebration becomes.

I hope to see many familiar faces and maybe even meet a few cousins for the very first time.

Until then, aloha, and we'll see you at Māʻili Beach Park on August 15!

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