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Major Tragedy And Disgrace – Iwi Kupuna at Ewa Plantation Cemetery!

John Bond by John Bond
July 30, 2013
in Community, Feature, Spiritual
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Major Tragedy And Disgrace – Iwi Kupuna at Ewa Plantation Cemetery!

Millions of bucks thrown around and away, but the City owned Ewa Plantation Cemetery is nearly completely neglected and tombstones knocked down and broken.

This is a BROKEN TRUST with the Ewa Plantation Community and their rich cultural heritage that the IWI KUPUNA there are treated with such disrespect and only a handful of occasional volunteers can keep some of the grass trimmed away.

There is very historic and important plantation immigrant cultural stories here and the City has done NOTHING for this place. With the tons of money thrown around for other favored city and political projects, you might think they could care a LITTLE BIT about these very old Iwi Kupuna graves.

More records can be found at: http://www.usgwarchives.net/hi/honolulu/ewacem.htm

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John Bond

John Bond

John Bond is the president of the Kanehili Cultural Hui, a member of the Ewa History Project, and a past researcher for ex-Councilman John Berg. He has worked for the U.S. Navy in the mapping and topography field. Currently he does private research for organizations.

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