Category Archives: Gary Washburn

Peace Now (Peace Week 2018, Honoka’a)

Posted on October 6, 2018 by Diane Scheurell

We are living in difficult times, with much social upheaval. I despair at the rancor we show each other, and wonder when we will become civil again. It was with this backdrop that I welcomed our little town’s celebration … Continue reading →

Posted in enjoying other cultures, Gary Washburn, Honoka'a, Honoka'a Peace Day, Honoring tradition, Making community | Tagged Honokaa Hongwanji Temple, Immigrants, Peace Parade, Peace Week in Honokaa, Rev. Bruce Nakamura | 2 Comments

Rita resolutions, community commitments and joyful jazz

Posted on November 2, 2013 by Diane Scheurell

I’m working with my life coach again. Rita’s coached me on and off since 2005 when my boss sent me to her after a bad performance review. He thought I might need some support. He was right. Many of my … Continue reading →

Posted in daughters, Gary Washburn, Give back, Honoka'a, music in Hawaii, using a life-coach, Using my transformation tools | 2 Comments

Tribute to Mr. Washburn

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Diane Scheurell

I’ve written about Gary Washburn twice. This is the third and the first on my blog; I’m guessing that it won’t be my last. Gary has been teaching music at Honoka’a High School for 35 years. He has transformed this … Continue reading →