Hawaiian Scholar Auntie Edith McKinzie (right)
October 22, 2005 - Hale Koa Hotel
Princess Kawananakoa is the Great-Grandniece of King David Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani and the granddaughter of Prince David Kawananakoa and Abigail W. Campbell. As the Great-Granddaughter of James Campbell, she was the top heiress to the vast estate when it dissolved in 2007. As a girl, Kawananakoa was legally adopted by her maternal grandmother; Abigail W. Campbell. Kawananakoa has said she and her three cousins could have been in line for the Hawaiian throne had it continued. She is a athleticism expert horsewoman and could have reached Olympic gold in any sport if she had chosen that path. She is the owner of a ranch and racing quarter-horses.
She attended Punahou School and Shanghai American School in 1938-1939, before graduating from Notre Dame School in Belmont, California in 1943. She attended Dominican College in San Rafael for two years before transferring to the University of Hawaii.
August 31, 2007
Duane "Dog" Chapman book signing of "You Can Run But You Can't Hide
August 27, 2005
Wayne Brady brought his genius for improvisational comedy to the Blaisdell Concert Hall stage.
He sang "Linda the Inmate Grievance Specialist".
Richard Chamberlain with my sister Debbie Low.
1993 - Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel - Tropics Showroom
August 3, 2006
Hawaii entertainer and comedian
1990 - Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel
Don Ho and my Grandmother Gyda Odegaard DiPippo Winder Weiler
2007
2007
Kumu Hula, singer entertainer
2004
Local entertainer singer
2006
Local Hawaiian Singer
2006
Sister to Loyal Garner and Mother to Miss Keiki Hula Pi'ilani Smith
2004 and 2005
starred in James Bond movie as "Jaws" and Happy Gilmore with Adam Sandler
July 24, 2004
Creature from the Black Lagoon
1967
1967
1968
Actor, singer, entertainer - once married to Nancy Sinatra - starred in Disney's Babes in Toyland
Me and my Sister Debbie
Circa 1959
Pacific Ocean Park, Santa Monica, California
My sons Kalani and Tony
Circa 1974
Honolulu, Hawaii
