Saturday, May 25, 2013
Young at Heart 2013
Waterman
Clifford Chillingworth participates in canoe paddling as a way to stay in shape and be close to the ocean
It came as no surprise to those familiar with Clifford Chillingworth that following his retirement from the city's Ocean Safety Division, the waterman turned to outrigger canoe paddling as a way to satiate his devotion to the ocean. Story »
Age-related vision loss may be one of the greatest challenges to health and affects basic life functions such as the ability to read, drive a car and enjoy many types of entertainment. Story »
Linda Yuen finds her way to remote villages and always visits sites that are off the beaten path. She has visited all of the continents. So it's no wonder that the 85-year-old Honolulu resident was named one of National Geographic's Travelers of the Year in 2012. Story »
Eighty-two-year-old Nancy Kim is keeping active and staying healthy. That comes as much from a natural need to be on her feet as it does from her 60 years and counting in the health care industry. Story »
Martha Bagor, assistant service manager for First Hawaiian Bank's main banking region, has been on the job for more than a half-century and is still going strong. Story »
According to the Cruise Lines International Association, 16.32 million passengers from North America* went on cruises in 2011 — an increase of 10 percent over 2010. Story »
September 2012
Not long after Betty Roth first gripped a golf club, the game took hold of her. That was some 66 years ago when she traded secretarial duties for golf lessons, and the game's allure has brought her back to the course time and again well into her 80s. Story »
Good health and a positive attitude are just consequences of volunteerism and regular exercise for 76-year-old Lillian Takeda, who has a passion for what she does. Story »
Tony Delpiano, 93, officially retired from his career as a general manager with Outrigger Hotels & Resorts about 25 years ago. Story »
Although librarians use the latest information technology for research, to classify reference materials and help students obtain information, Sylvia Mitchell regularly gets asked, "Now that we have Google, why do we need a library?" Story »
A growing number of people are finding themselves in the role of being a primary caregiver to older parents, partners or friends. For some the caregiving demands may last for a few days, several weeks or even for years. Story »
March 2012
There’s something about flying that has long attracted Joan Davis. Story »
Water is arguably the most important of the 50-some essential nutrients that we obtain from the food we eat, yet it is commonly underconsumed by older individuals. Story »
College isn't just for the young. With many people seeking a retirement that is culturally active and intellectually stimulating, colleges and universities are working to bring retirees to their campuses and towns. Story »
Many Hawaii residents view boarding a plane with as much enthusiasm as they do a root canal, especially if they're headed out of state. Story »
Jean Galloway believes the key to a healthy life lies in the ability to maintain a positive attitude. "There's a fine line between sickness and health," she said. "Life is a short journey, so it's important to live good, with a clear conscience. Life can be wonderful — it's up to you."
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Faye Murata isn’t afraid to dress up in a flashy fish costume to liven up the Rhythm and Life Chair Exercise class she teaches at the Moiliili Community Center — or as a monkey, a sumo wrestler or the late singer Michael Jackson. Story »
Jean Anderson is affectionately known as "mother" at the senior living residence Arcadia, where she has played an integral role in developing clinical programs since 1974. Story »
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