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Jack Johnson and wife celebratory blessing event

By Dennis Oda

Dec. 8, 2019

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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. They are so excited and happy about what has happened and their plans for the future.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. This is Jack and Kim (middle with lei) with everyone else during the blessing ceremony.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. The attendees form a large circle and do a pule during the blessing ceremony.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. This is Jack Johnson (left) and Kawika Kahiapo (left) sing a few songs to welcome the people.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. This is Jack giving a tour of an overgrown portion of the land that he will need volunteers to help him clear the land.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. They are so excited and happy about what has happened and their plans for the future.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. Tending the newly planted Ulu tree is Joe Wat, the AINA in the Schools program coordinator.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. This is Jack (w/lei on left) and Kim (on her knee) helping to plant a Ulu tree. On the far right is Joe Wat, the AINA in the schools program coordinator.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. These are children helping to plant an Ulu tree.
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Jack Johnson and his wife Kim Johnson have an afternoon-long informational and celebratory blessing event for the land and buildings that their nonprofit Kokua Hawaii Foundation has acquired for a future educational center and learning farm in Haleiwa town. Jack and Kim are very appreciative of the support of everyone.
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