Chaminade University of Honolulu Alumni

Many members of the Chaminade University of Honolulu, HI 'ohana remember Dr. Larry Price as a beloved MBA faculty member, mentor, coach, broadcaster, and community leader. Throughout his remarkable career, he inspired countless students both inside and outside the classroom.

A Celebration of Life honoring Dr. Larry Price will be held on Sunday, June 28. Alumni, former students, colleagues, and friends whose lives were touched by Larry are encouraged to attend and celebrate his extraordinary legacy.

The service will be held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall. Visitation begins at 12:30 p.m., with the ceremony to follow at 2 p.m.

Click here for more details and to RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScD92Bl3t7wAGx3GSC4lCc5slxYbZU20x-e8ySc92nm9eZwyA/viewform

Celebration of life set for legendary coach and broadcaster Larry Price ⬇

“It is a gift and privilege to be able to pay it forward.” 💙

For Eric, MBA’ 94 and Lori ‘01 Fujimoto, giving back to Chaminade is about creating opportunities for future generations of students. Through philanthropic support, leadership, and volunteerism, the Fujimoto family and the Ho’ea Foundation continue to make a meaningful difference in the Chaminade community and beyond.

Read more about their story and lasting legacy in the latest issue of the Chaminade Magazine.

For nearly five decades, Ronald “Mr. I” Iwamoto inspired students at Chaminade with his passion for biology, dedication to teaching, and genuine care for his students. Even beyond the classroom, he remained a mentor, a guide, and a source of encouragement to so many.

We invite our Chaminade University of Honolulu, HI community to join us in honoring his life and legacy:

Friday, May 15, 2026
Diamond Head Mortuary
Visitation at 10:00am | Services at 11:00am

His impact lives on through the Ronald M. Iwamoto Teaching Fellowship in Biology. Those who wish to honor his legacy with a gift may do so here:
https://shorturl.at/djItY

Mahalo, Mr. I, for the lives you’ve touched and the legacy you leave behind.

Nothing better than seeing our alumni back in the stands ⚔️ Mark Rodrigues ‘07, member of the 1982 Chaminade basketball team that took down No. 1 Virginia, showed his Silversword pride by supporting and Coach Chad Konishi.

takes on Biola this weekend in California. Go Swords!⚾️

Chaminade alumna Taylee Miyamura, MSCP ’23, a counselor at Mililani Middle School, was recently honored with the 2025 Hawaiʻi Milken Teacher of Promise Award for her leadership, dedication to student wellbeing, and commitment to creating supportive, student-centered learning environments.

In this Q&A, Taylee shares what inspired her to pursue school counseling, how her time at Chaminade prepared her for the profession, and the meaningful moments that make her work so rewarding.

Read the story here: https://chaminade.edu/a-calling-to-counsel/

Chaminade University of Honolulu, HI

GIVEAWAY!!! 🎧📷🔉

To celebrate the Class of 2026, we’re giving away three prizes to three lucky winners — each winner will receive one of the following:
📷 Minolta digital camera
🎧 Beats Solo 4 Wireless Headphones
🔊 Beats Pill speaker

Here’s how to enter:

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3️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments 💬
(Each tag counts as an entry — enter as many times as you’d like!)

Contest ends March 28. Three winners will be notified via DM.

Good luck!

Representing some of Chaminade’s earliest graduating classes—1961, 1962, and 1963—the Pioneer Alumni Group has been gathering since the early 2000s, proof that the Silversword connection truly lasts a lifetime. Though the group has grown smaller over time, their Chaminade pride and the bonds they share continue to bring them together.

Pictured are members of this special group who have remained connected through the years.

Seated (L–R): Carolyn Kato ’61, Harlin Young ’63, Lo**ta (Macalutas) Lum Hoy ’61, Susan Frank-Kama ’61

Standing (L–R): Harvey Teves ’61, Gay ’62, Maria Miyakawa, Carlos Canubida, Pauline and Willibrord Tallett ’61