Aloha ʻOe
Pamai Tenn

The Celebration of Life for Pāmai Tenn was held on November 7, 10:00 a.m. to noon, at Kawaiaha‘o Church.

In Loving memory of Pamai Tenn

2026

Duke Award Finalists

Aika Swanson
Aika Swanson
Timothy Lorge
Timothy Lorge
Laʻikūakamahina Wong
Laʻikūakamahina Wong
Specialty License Plates

The DMV has announced that the Duke Kahanamoku license plate will be available for sale across the islands on November 16, 2026!

Oʻahu: Anyone interested in changing their current plates to the Duke Kahanamoku plates can walk into any Satellite City Hall without an appointment. The transaction can also be completed through an Express Appointment. The application is available online. Applicants will need to complete the form, surrender their current plates, and pay the applicable fees.

Neighbor Islands: The plate will be available in all counties on November 16. Check with your local license plate office about getting an appointment.

Proceeds from the specialty plates will support critical drowning prevention initiatives and swimming programs throughout Hawaiʻi. Designed by local artist
Kamea Hadar, these plates celebrate Duke's enduring legacy. Click the button below to learn more about the license plate program.

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THE HAWAII WATER SAFETY PLAN 2025

I Palekana Kakou Ma Ka Wai

(Let Us Be Safe in the Water)

While Hawaiʻi produces some of the most highly skilled watermen and waterwomen in the world, drowning is the leading cause of death for our keiki ages 1-15, and Hawaiʻi ranks second in the nation for drowning rates among residents. The Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation partnered with the Hawaiʻi Water Safety Coalition to create recommendations to ensure that everyone in Hawaiʻi is safe in, on, and around the water.

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