Comments on: ‘Laie Boy’ writes book of memories http://kaleo.info/2008/03/26/laie-boy-writes-book-of-memories/ News of Hauula, Laie and Kahuku Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:18:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Anonymous http://kaleo.info/2008/03/26/laie-boy-writes-book-of-memories/#comment-169 Anonymous Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:03:01 +0000 http://kaleo.info/2008/03/26/laie-boy-writes-book-of-memories/#comment-169 Just ordered Mika's book and looking forward to reading it. I hope Mika pursues his second book of Laie Boys of the 30's & 40's. I am a product of that era. The original Samoan families of that era were: Fonoimoana, Leota, Tanoa'i, Maiava, Anae, Uale, Aivao, Tofiga, Meatoga, Salanoa/Auelua, Tufaga, Fanene and Kennison. The majority of these people have passed but some of their extended families are still living in Laie, Hauula & Kahuku. Many descendants like myself have moved to the mainland many years ago but still come home to refresh my memories of those days of the 40's which I'm a product of. I hope Mika does pursue that second book and If I can be of any help contact me at: apisee@gmail.com. Lyman Se'e Tufaga formally Lyman Apiolefaga Fonoimoana (adopted to Aiulu Se'e Tufaga). Just ordered Mika’s book and looking forward to reading it. I hope Mika pursues his second book of Laie Boys of the 30’s & 40’s. I am a product of that era. The original Samoan families of that era were: Fonoimoana, Leota, Tanoa’i, Maiava, Anae, Uale, Aivao, Tofiga, Meatoga, Salanoa/Auelua, Tufaga, Fanene and Kennison. The majority of these people have passed but some of their extended families are still living in Laie, Hauula & Kahuku. Many descendants like myself have moved to the mainland many years ago but still come home to refresh my memories of those days of the 40’s which I’m a product of. I hope Mika does pursue that second book and If I can be of any help contact me at: apisee@gmail.com.

Lyman Se’e Tufaga formally Lyman Apiolefaga Fonoimoana (adopted to Aiulu Se’e Tufaga).

]]> By: Anonymous http://kaleo.info/2008/03/26/laie-boy-writes-book-of-memories/#comment-167 Anonymous Thu, 27 Mar 2008 17:26:30 +0000 http://kaleo.info/2008/03/26/laie-boy-writes-book-of-memories/#comment-167 Malo Valai...Sounds like an interesting book. I love Bro. Goo's jail tale! I guess I never had the "privilege" for fear of my own father's jail. Malo Valai…Sounds like an interesting book. I love Bro. Goo’s jail tale! I guess I never had the “privilege” for fear of my own father’s jail.

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