Condolences again to Liz K and her ohana. 🙁

Even on our tour on 11/7/13, we took many, many pictures of trees – warm memories for years to come

Game Day Eve!!!

Gotta say what the hell is going on. Another braddah gone to soon. Man this must be one of the worst weeks for the Tsaiko ohana ever. Losing two good young people is just to much for me to handle.

Prayers of blessings go out to you Aunty Liz and your family on the passing of this great young man. Still remember couple years ago when we first started this tailgate thing up at Richardson field and had one young braddah with his ukulele walking around just playing. When me and Wreck heard that Uke, we had to turn around to see who was playing. After that whoah brah it was ovah. We was singing and talking story about music until was time to go into the stadium. What a talent gone to soon. Oh and also remember when ukulele boi and his group entered that talent show and I think they won. Whoah that brought so much pride to my heart was unbelievable. Again, a great talent, a great young man, and I’m sure a great family man gone to soon. Man this sucks. Blessings Aunty Liz.

LizKauai has been in my prayers.

1 – You must apply for a handicap parking placard begining with a note signed by your Dr.

2 – When you take this note/form to DMV – they will issue you a standard blue placard to hang from your rear-view mirror with a H/Cap ID/Cap card to carry in your wallet.

3 – As you enter the stadium gate, they will ask for that wallet sized-card and your ID card that matches the number on the blue placard hanging on your mirror. They will also ask for your driver’s license to verify you are that person. Present that wallet-sized H/Cap ID card to the personnel at the Information office for getting on the elevator.

4 – My advice for getting a W/C seat on the concourse, is to go to the ticket office at the stadium and ask what seats are available. Like me, most are season ticket holders and seats are at a premium. I wish I knew early on. I would have given her Diana’s ticket since she can’t attend. (Hubby could buy a seat in the row in front of us).

5 – We all miss your smiling face girl. We hope you can return one day. I think all the athletes at UH miss their Tsaiko Aunty.

~ I know how close you were to sistah Liz, please join us in prayer for ukuleleboi – along with the rest of the Hahn ‘ohana.

I’ll tell her you are going. That might convince her to go. I think I’ll call the UHAD office to find out what’s needed for accommodations. I think she’d have a great time.