The Cliffs at Princeville

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1 The Cliffs at Princeville February 2018 Aloha. Its been a very busy quarter at The Cliffs! The renovation of 9 units in Building 8 is complete and they look great. All rooms are occupied. There are some punch list items to be finished but those will be done between check in / out. We are now gearing up for the upcoming renovation of 10 units in Building 9 which will start on March 9. Our other really exciting news is that our solar system is fully functional and producing electricity. Meter closet repairs throughout the property have been completed. The installation of our new digital cable and in-room Wi-Fi service is virtually complete with just a few tweaks left before it is finished. Our new sidewalk which connects Building 2 to the Rec Center/ Pool sidewalk is finished and is being used daily. The laundry area in Housekeeping now has air conditioning, relieving the high temperatures employees worked in. The pool area has new and excellent quality furniture. The managers and I have been busy following up on tasks from our January Board Meetings and there are many things going on. A new and improved key lock system for unit front doors, pool gate, tennis court gate and workout room has been ordered and will be installed in the next few months; the current system is causing some lockout problems so we are being proactive. The board approved a new first-class system. And, speaking of the pool area gate, a new, more up-to-cliffs-standards gate is being designed at this writing and will be installed as soon as it is approved and manufactured. Another project coming up is to connect the Fiber Optic cable to each unit which should be done by the end of the year. This will vastly improve the internet, phone and TV connections so there should be no more major issues. We try to stay active in the community as we feel it is important The most recent effort was to join in as the Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association Kauai Chapter hosted their annual golf tournament in January; The Cliffs was proud to host a team of staff members that played golf for the cause. Funds from this tournament went towards HLTA s annual Charity Walk which supports 60+ charities on Kauai. We also hosted a food drive for the North Shore Kauai Food Bank over the holidays. Occupancy is high at The Cliffs and Kauai is busier than ever. Our Cliffs Exchange Club is booming and we hope you make a point of banking your weeks here at the Resort as you will find it is so easy. We look forward to seeing you come back soon. Mahalo, Jim Jim Braman General Manager

2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLAN AHEAD!!! NEW** UPCOMING RENOVATION DATES The dates of CCIOA/CRVOA renovations for 2018 & 2019 are: Building 9: 3/9 through 6/ For the information of whole unit owners, tenting will take place 5/22-5/24/2018. Whole-owned units will have to be vacated during the period in which tenting takes place. Building 7: 9/6 through 12/1/2018. For the information of whole unit owners, tenting will take place 11/26-11/28/2018. Wholeowned units will have to be vacated during the period in which tenting takes place. Building 5: 8/29 through 11/24/19. Tenting has not yet been scheduled More specific information on tenting dates will be provided as soon as possible. Tenting requires that all units in the building be unoccupied over a three day period.

3 CCIOA President s Report The renovation of building 9 will occur March 9 - June 2, 2018, with tenting to occur the week of May 20-26, See reference to this elsewhere in this newsletter. It is important that the timeshare rooms be renovated routinely and we appreciate your patience during this period of time. The CCIOA and AOAO Boards have decided that there will be just three meetings at Cliffs in 2018 (and not 4) and in future years. CRVOA has not changed its schedule at this point and CMG typically just meets at Cliffs at the same time the other Boards meet in April/May. The three meetings will be held in future years during the weeks of: the 4th Monday in January, the last Monday in April and the first Monday in October. However, for the remainder of 2018, Board meetings will be held at Cliffs during the periods May14-18 and October 8-12, We have recently switched each timeshare room to digital service which provides increased TV choices for guests. Included with this service is wireless internet to each timeshare. We expect that this will provide better service than in the past. Wireless service will still be available (using an older system) to common areas (at the recreation center and around the pool) New electronic locks have been procured and installed on all timeshare rooms. We expect that the new system will mean fewer problems for our guests and our staff. Our arrangement with the Lore Group continues. This is a way to sell those weeks that have been taken back into our inventory. The additional revenue is only helpful to the health of our resort. We are pleased, because of strong resale efforts, to have a positive situation with a very manageable number of weeks in our inventory. We are very pleased that after a long period of construction and installation our solarvoltaic system is now operational providing reduced cost electricity to our timeshare units as well as wholly owned units and common areas. All of us are pleased that the system is operational and look forward to its success. Looking for some special things at Cliffs?? Then be aware that VIP Check in and Express Check out services are available to our guests. Also, our activities include many that occur on site and we have Food Trucks on the property at some of our evening meal times. It is always a great time to visit Kauai and Cliffs. I hope that we see you here again soon. My very best to you all. Tom Selders

4 CRVOA CALL FOR 2018 Candidates CRVOA Directors to be elected at 2018 CRVOA Annual Meeting Two CRVOA directors will be elected at the 2018 CRVOA Annual Meeting, which will take place during the week of July 23, The CRVOA nominating committee invites members in good standing with strong leadership, accounting and/or management skills to submit a brief biographical summary which sets forth their qualifications, education and experience as well as a letter of intent to run. These items may be submitted by fax to (808) , via to czadel@cliffsatprinceville.com or by mail to CRVOA Nominating Committee, Cliffs at Princeville, 3811 Edward Road, Princeville, HI Each candidate will then be personally interviewed by a member of the Nominating Committee. CRVOA directors are elected to serve three year terms. Directors are appointed to joint committees and are required to attend 2 on-site board meetings per year. They are also expected to participate in teleconferences as needed. The CRVOA meets by phone telephonically twice per year and will occasionally have telephone conferences to discuss other issues. Board related expenses are reimbursed in accordance with the board s approved expense policy. To be considered for a board position, all information must be received no later than Thursday, May 24, 2018.

5 Building 8 is renovated! The units are beautiful and owners and guests are enjoying the new features. Building 9 is next then Building 7 by the end of the year.

6 CRVOA from the Presidents Desk Chris Stawski I am pleased to report that, after much hard work and effort, the bulk sale of the equivalent of 105 every year intervals to the Welk Resort Group was completed in late In addition to the funds that the CRVOA received from the actual sale of the intervals, this means that we will also receive over $100,000 in additional maintenance fees in 2018 and that we did not receive in We expect that this will keep us financially stable for many years to come. Special thanks to Rosarie Kelekoma for going above and beyond the call of duty to make this sale a reality. We are excited to have the Welk Resort Group as part of The Cliffs Resort ohana and are all very excited to have them as owners at our resort. The renovations to our units in Building 8 are now complete, including the much- awaited renovation of our most sought-after unit, Many thanks to all the Cliffs staff who helped make these renovations a reality. As any of you who have seen the newly upgraded units can attest to, they look spectacular. I m also pleased to report that The Cliffs Resort still has sufficient funds in reserve to complete upgrades to the remaining Cliffs Resort units, as per our renovation schedule. This is all part of the ongoing effort by the Board of Directors to maintain The Cliffs Resort as a first-class property. We will be renovating one unit in 2018 in Building 9. In 2020, our units in Building 4 will be renovated. We have been carefully planning for these renovations and anticipate that there will be more than adequate funds available for these renovations. I think you all be very excited to see what the renovations in Building 9 and Building 4 will look like, as they look a little bit different from our past renovations. In addition to these renovations, your Board also authorized new kitchen packages for the units at our November 2017 meeting. I hope that, by the time you see this newsletter, those kitchen packages will all be in place. I think you will be very impressed by them. I am pleased to report that The Cliffs Resort has once again been recognized as an RCI Gold Crown Resort. While our continuing Gold Crown status can be attributed to the unit upgrades mentioned above, a large part of the credit needs to be given to the great staff that we have at The Cliffs. If you have visited the property recently, you know that it is starting to look beautiful again after our link the Solar project. The many brightly colored plants on the property give it the warm Hawaiian feeling you're looking for when you visit Kauai. This newsletter contains a call for candidates for the CRVOA Board. In July, we will be conducting our annual election of Directors. There will be two Board seats up for election this July. I encourage you to submit the necessary information referenced in the call for candidates if you re interested in serving on the Board. While there is a lot of work involved in serving as an officer or director of the CRVOA, there is great satisfaction in knowing that Board service contributes to helping keep The Cliffs Resort a magical place. The Cliffs Resort Vacation Owners Association s Board of Directors will meet on site at The Cliffs on Monday, July 23, Our regular Board meeting is set for 11:00 am-12:00 noon and our Annual Meeting sign-in from 1:00-1:30 with the Annual Meeting itself scheduled from 1:30-2:30 pm. It is at the Annual Meeting that the election will take place. If you would like to see your Board in action, please join us!! I can promise you it will be an experience that you will never forget!

7 On-Site Calendar of Events The Cliffs at Princeville has a number of on-site activities that you can take part in. Please contact the Cliffs Concierge Desk to sign up or to learn more about any of the activities listed here.* Monday (Po`akahi) 8:30 am Island Activities Orientation 10:30 am Cliffs Nature Walk 12:oo pm Free Scuba Lesson 12:00 pm Ocean Bluff Yoga* 2:00 pm Owner s Workshop 4:00 pm Welcome Reception~ Tuesday (Po`alua) 8:00 am Ocean Bluff Yoga* 9:00 am Watercolor Class* 9:00 am Pickle Ball Class* 5:00 pm Coconut Basket Weaving* 5:00 pm Taco Tuesday /Food Truck Night Wednesday (Po`akolu) 4:30 pm Cliffs Farmer s Market 5:00 pm Hawaiian Hula Lesson* 5:00 pm Ukulele Lessons* 5:00 pm Food Truck Night * schedule subject to change Thursday (Po`aha) 8:00 am Ocean Bluff Yoga* 9:00 am Watercolor Class* 10:00 am Jewelry-making Class* 3:30 pm Hawaiian Local Crafts 3:30 pm Lei-making Class* 4:00 pm Pickle Ball Class* 5:00 pm Food Truck Night 5:00 pm Live Entertainment 5:00 pm Wine & Beer Tasting on the Bluff Friday (Po`alima) 12:30 pm Poi pounding Class 2:00 pm Yarn Lei making Class* Saturday (Po`aono) 8:30 am Island Activities Orientation 12:oo pm Free Scuba Lesson 6:00 pm Hawaiian Language Class * Sunday (Lapule) 8:30 am Island Activities Orientation 12:00 pm Artists in the House-Local Crafts Featured food trucks Mauro Italiano Thursdays Best food on the island!

8 Aloha from your AOAO Directors. We just finished a very busy and productive Board week. As you know, our bylaw change compressed our required regular meetings to three a year resulting in significantly decreased expenses for our onsite meetings. For the first time we used a webinar format for an onsite visit and were able to gather valuable input from both our physically and virtually present owners who totaled 35, a number we haven t seen for some time. We will continue this format for both the AOAO and Joint meetings in May as the Board places a high priority on transparency and collaboration. We also established a meeting time template so that directors and owners can plan several years ahead. The guidelines which take effect in 2019 are: the weeks beginning with last Mondays in January and April and the first Monday in October. Remaining dates for 2018 are May and October Mark your calendars so that we can work together to make The Cliffs the premier destination on the north shore. In the next couple of months, you will have two other opportunities for input. In 2015 we conducted our first comprehensive survey and will be sending out an updated version shortly. Your responses help us to assess our status and plan for future projects. May also marks our annual meeting and the election of directors. The survey tells directors what we might and should do; the election results determine who should do it, so please take a moment to cast your ballots. Finally, please read our general manager Jim Braman s report on this year s projects. You can anticipate several improvements. Mahalo nui loa, Carolyn AOAO PRESIDENT S REPORT Carolyn Russell Whole Unit Owners Corner News from Charlene Harper Aloha Whole Unit Owners This spring you will have several chances to influence the future direction taken by the AOAO Board and The Cliffs management. Our annual board elections will occur at the Annual Meeting, the week of May 14, We will be filling four open AOAO board positions, created by the terming out of Don Jacobs, Mike Cook and Jim Ricker, as well as the resignation of George Bruns. George is resigning after the May board meeting, prior to the Annual Meeting. It is important for you to vote in the upcoming election, or provide proxy direction to the board. In August of 2015, we conducted owner surveys for both whole unit and timeshare owners. These surveys provided valuable information which the boards (AOAO, CCI- OA, and CRVOA) have used to make decisions about amenities, current projects and future enhancements to our property. Because the survey was so useful, the boards agreed to conduct a similar survey about every three years. We will be sending you a survey via in late February or early March with a requested response date by March 15 t. This will allow us to report survey results at our board meetings the week of May 14 th. Mark your calendars for the week of May 14 th when we will be having both our regular AOAO board meeting as well as our Annual Meeting. We plan to make both meetings available to all owners via webinar, so please plan to attend even if you can t be here in person. Finally, you will have noticed that your December and January energy bills from MultiFamily Utility were significantly lower than previous months. For an explanation of why, see a recent fromcathy Zadel. Charlene Harper Secretary, AOAO Board.

9 When Can I Submit a Reservation Request? For CCIOA (Cliffs Club Interval Owners Association): All Cliffs Club Owners: We know that you re all curious on when you may submit your reservation request for the each season. Reservations will be accepted on the first start date of your purchased season and unit type after 12:00 a.m. Hawaii Standard Time by either reservations@cliffsatprinceville.com, fax: or log in into your owner account on the website reservations department will NOT hold on to or be responsible for any lost reservation request that is submitted before the allowed time frame. CCIOA FIRST START DATE OF EACH SEASON: PIKAKE OWNERS - WEEK 2 PLUMERIA OWNERS WEEK 17 GINGER/PROTEA OWNERS WEEK 35 CCIOA Each year the week & date changes. We will be posting the first start date for each season on the website. Make your reservations as soon as possible! ***If you don t remember which season you own in please feel free to contact your reservation department at ext.2000/2001, office hours are Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Hawaii Standard Time. When Can I Submit a Reservation Request? For CRVOA (Cliffs Resort Vacation Owners Association): Prior to contacting the Reservation department, please be sure that your maintenance fees have been paid up to and including the year you are reserving. All Cliffs Resort owners must reserve during their purchase year (even, odd or every), for the unit type owned and can make reservations up to 2 years in advance. CRVOA Cliffs Resort owners are able to request their use week reservation directly by phone. CRVOA If you are unsure or have any questions regarding which year or unit type you own, please contact your reservation department directly by phone, at ext.2000/2001, fax: , crvoares@cliffsatprinceville.com, or log in to your owner account on our website: Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Hawaii Standard Time.

10 From the Lore Resale Team at The Cliffs We Want to List Your Loft Inventory! Our resale team is looking for all loft inventory particularly Pikake and Plumeria season. We are also looking for one bedroom Pikake weeks. Can we help you sell your interval(s) by listing for you? If you are interested in selling, contact Karl Leutner Or Cliffs Member Referral Program THE MESSAGE There has never been a better time to tell a friend about The Cliffs at Princeville. Our sales department finished a great quarter and premium inventory is going quick. Make sure your friends have first option on the remaining inventory. THE OFFER An additional weeks stay 8 days 7 nights, for $ plus resort fees AND a Club Interval Gold upgrade for the member. Call Karl at (808) or Karl.Leutner@gmail.com Details This can be done any way the owner is most comfortable (website, phone, , in person). The owners guest must be qualified and registered with us to take a 60 minute Property Preview The referral Must purchase a week of CCIOA OR RESALE from Lore to Qualify the owner for the gift.

11 Next time you are at The Cliffs make sure you look through the new inroom compendium. It is a binder where you will find lots of helpful property and island information. And if you want a copy for home or if you are a whole unit owner and want one for your unit we ll sell you a copy at a low cost. Check at the front desk! Let your Cliffs Concierge Team make your activity reservations before you come. So many activities are popular and sell out so to avoid disappointment, let our Concierges set up your activity schedule. Call (808) Don t miss out on the fun! Aloha, come and meet our managers at our Cliffs Welcome Reception every Monday at our wonderful Hale Ho Onanea Rec. Room from 4-5 p.m. Come and enjoy our delicious pupus, Mai Tais and meet fellow owners and guests. Jim Braman General Manager Ann Hermosura Executive Housekeeper James Sarme Facilities Manager Jared Raymond Project Manager Rosarie Kelekoma Owner Care Services Manager Ana Freire Controller Kehau Acob IT Manager Natasha Troche Concierge Manager Hasina Mitchell HR Manager

12 Pick up your VIP Packet QUICK VIP CHECK-IN SERVICE Exclusively for all CCIOA and CRVOA Owners! Sign up for our Quick VIP Check-in Packet service by calling the Concierge Department at (808) NO MORE WAITING IN LINE at the Front Desk! When you arrive, your keys and guest packet will be just inside the Lobby with your name on it. You just grab it and go. Check-in starts at 4:00 PM, checkout starts before 10:00 AM. The front desk is open between 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM daily. If you come later, call the number posted outside the lobby door and Security will take you to your unit. Remember to call to sign up for this service Or us at CLIFFS QUICK VIP CHECK-IN SERVICE Join the Cliffs Exchange Club Introducing the Cliffs Exchange Club, an alternative banking program where Cliffs Club & Cliffs Resort Owners can bank and exchange their weeks within the resort. The Cliffs Exchange Club (CEC) can now make your return to the Cliffs much easier. The best part is that we re located right here at the resort- and who better to service your vacation needs than those who know your resort the best? As members of The Cliffs Exchange Club you can: *Bank or accrue your use week(s) for a maximum of two years *Have the option to extend the expiration on your banking for an additional year for a fee *Early Deposit Incentive Membership is required. To become a member, complete and sign the CEC Membership Form, located in the Owner s section of the Cliffs website or contact us and view the available inventory. We hope you will join us in this exciting new program. We look forward to your return to your home away from home. e mail: exchange@cliffsatprinceville.com or call Alanne at Cliffs Exchange Club phone (808) log in as an owner then go to CEC

13 Why are there FOUR Associations at The Cliffs? AOAO: CCIOA: Association of Apartment Owners Cliffs Club Interval Owners Association CRVOA: Cliffs Resort Vacation Owners Association CMG: Cliffs Management Group Here is an explanation of the association breakdown for our 202 unit property- keep it as sort of a "crib sheet" for your own use: AOAO: Association Of Apartment Owners- this is the association that takes care of all the outsides of the buildings, all the common areas (pools, courts, etc), roofs, solar, parking lot, stairways, grounds. All owners (timeshare and whole unit owners) are members of AOAO and a portion of the timeshare maintenance fees go to AOAO. There are 73 whole-owned units where people own the entire unit and they fall under AOAO and pay their monthly maintenance fees entirely to AOAO. CCIOA: Cliffs Club Interval Owners Association- CCIOA has 106 units that were sold as timeshare so there are about 5400 owners of weeks in particular seasons. CCIOA owners are also members of AOAO so a part of maintenance fees goes to AOAO. CRVOA: Cliffs Resort Vacation Owners Association- CRVOA has 23 units that were sold as timeshare at a different time than the units of CCIOA. There are about 1170 owners of CRVOA that are either every other year, odd or even weeks (in the year) or every year. These folks can come any time during the year. CRVOA owners are also members of AOAO so part of maintenance fees goes to AOAO. CMG: Cliffs Management Group- when units were first sold as timeshare they were sold as leasehold. This means ownership of the week interval but NOT of the land. When you own the land as well as the week it is called Fee Simple. Leasehold means you have a certain length of lease of the land then it transfers back to the fee owner. When the developer of The Cliffs left the project, an association was created to sell the fee portion to the timeshare owners that up to that time were leasehold. When a person who is a leaseholder buys the land unless they pay extra for a fee simple deed, that person will become a CMG shareholder. Then, at some point in the future she or he will have the option of paying extra for the fee simple deed. Today, there are still about 130 leaseholders and about 1200 shareholders in CMG. This association contacts the CMG leaseholders and shareholders and encourages them to convert to fee simple. CMG will exist as long as there are shareholders.

14 Cliffs Happenings Superbowl Sunday drew a good crowd to the Rec Center. What started as a few people getting together to watch the game ended up being owners and guests enjoying the fun. Jim Bramen, our GM, got hot dogs and fixings and owners Henry Schmidt and Gary Millard grilled and stuffed buns for the crowd. Thanks to everyone for a great party! On January 11, an island visitor slipped and fell ft down the cliff from the pathway. She was badly hurt and was airambulanced to Queens Hospital on Oahu. Air1 helicopter (it landed on the bluff) ambulance, paramedics, fire crew, police officers were all involved with the rescue. Our Groundsmen and James Sarme, Facilities Manager, immediately ran down the path to be with the young lady that fell to calm her and guide the rescue team to her. They stayed until Air1 Rescue could lift her up for the paramedics to treat and transport. An amazing rescue. Her family reports that she will eventually recover 100%. Thank you to everyone especially our wonderful Cliffs Grounds Team. L to R: Danilo Camungao, Glorioso (Gary) Aguada, James Sarme. Not pictured: Ariano Foronda

15 BEER-CHEESE SOUP Cathy s Kitchen 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup oil 1-1/2 cup flour 2 cups milk 3 cups water 2 T dry mustard 1 T Worcestershire sauce 4 T chicken stock base 1/2 T onion salt 1 lb cheddar cheese, shredded 18 oz beer pepper and tabasco to taste, popcorn for garnish Saute celery and onions in oil until transparent. Add flour and cook about 10 minutes. Add milk, water, mustard, Worcestershire, pepper, tabasco, chicken stock, and onion salt. Cook 45 minutes on low heat. Mix in cheese, add beer, and heat, SCALLOPED CORN 2 cups corn (you can cut off the cobs and cook first or used canned corn) 1 cup milk or half & half 2/3 cup Saltine cracker crumbs 3 tbsp melted butter 1/2 tsp each salt and pepper 1 tbsp sugar 2 eggs 1/4 cup minced onion Beat the eggs and add milk and cracker crumbs. Add the corn, onion, butter and seasonings. Mix together and pour into a greased casserole dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. SAUSAGE-STUFFED ZUCCHINI BOATS 2 medium zucchini cut in half lengthwise 1 T olive oil About 1 lb Italian sausage (3) 2-3 cloves garlic, minced 1 medium onion, chopped 1 large vine-ripened tomato, chopped Salt, pepper to taste ½ cup each Parmesan and fresh Mozzarella ¼ cup breadcrumbs 2 T fresh parsley, chopped, 2 T dried oregano Preheat oven to 400. With a spoon scoop out the flesh from the interior of the zucchini. Place zucchini boats in a casserole dish. Chop the zucchini flesh and set aside. In a pan over medium-high heat, add the olive oil and then the Italian sausage (out of casings). Cook until browned. Add the garlic, onion, chopped zucchini flesh, tomatoes, 1 T oregano and salt and pepper. Cook until softened, about 5 minutes. In a med bowl mix the two cheeses, breadcrumbs, parsley and 1 T oregano. Mix. Mound sausage mixture in the zucchini boats. Place the breadcrumb mixture on top. Place in oven and bake until golden on top, about 20 minutes. CREAMY LEMON PUDDING ¾ c sugar ¼ c cornstarch 2-1/2 c milk 3 large egg yolks, lightly beaten 2T finely grated lemon zest pinch salt ½ c fresh lemon juice 2 T unsalted butter at room temperature Whisk the sugar and cornstarch in a medium saucepan. Add the milk and whisk until smooth. Add the egg yolks, zest and salt and cook stirring frequently over medium heat until thick enough to coat a wooden spoon. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the lemon juice and butter. Pour into 4 individual bowls. Let cool to room temp. Chill for at least 2 hours and serve chilled.

16 BOARD OFFICERS & COMMITTEES AOAO Board of Directors BOARD OFFICERS President Carolyn Russell Vice President George Bruns Secretary Charlene Harper Treasurer Norman Litell DIRECTORS Dale Sands Gus Daal Jim Ricker Don Jacobs Mike Cook James Quisenberry AOAO COMMITTEES CANDIDATE REVIEW COMMITTEE Charlene Harper, Chair. James Quisenberry, Dale Sands, George Bruns JOINT COMMUNICATIONS/GUEST RELATIONS/MARKETING James Quisenberry, Co-Chair. Gus Daal, Charlene Harper, Mike Cook BUILDING, GROUNDS AND MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Jim Ricker, Chair, Don Jacobs, Mike Cook, Charlene Harper JOINT TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE James Quisenberry, Co-Chair. Norman Litell, Dale Sands, Mike Cook FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Norman Litell, Chair, Charlene Harper, James Quisenberry, Dale Sands LEGAL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Norman Litell, Chair, Don Jacobs, George Bruns, James Quisenberry JOINT STRATEGIC AND LONG RANGE PLANNING Dale Sands, Co-Chair, Gus Daal, George Bruns, Jim Ricker JOINT QUALITY CONTROL/ MAINTENANCE Mike Cook, Co-Chair. Jim Ricker, George Bruns, Dale Sands JOINT SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE Mike Cook, Chair, Dale Sands, Jim Ricker, Gus Daal AD HOC COMMITTEE Mike Cook, Charlene Harper, Norman Litell Board Meetings MAY, 2018 Week of May 14-18, 2018 JULY, 2018 CRVOA ONLY Week of July 23-27, 2018 (CRVOA) OCTOBER, 2018 Week of October 8-12, 2018 JANUARY, 2019 Week of January 28, 2019 APRIL, 2019 Week of April 29, 2019 CCIOA Board of Directors BOARD OFFICERS President Tom Selders Vice President Alice Berntson Secretary Jud Scott Treasurer Don Jacobs DIRECTORS Gus Daal Mike Tabbert Kay Thompson CCIOA COMMITTEES JOINT COMMUNICATIONS/GUEST RELA- TIONS/MARKETING Alice Berntson, Co-Chair, Don Jacobs, Jud Scott, RENOVATIONS COMMITTEE Gus Daal, Chair, Alice Berntson, Mike Tabbert FINANCE COMMITTEE Don Jacobs, Chair, Alice Berntson, Mike Tabbert JOINT STRATEGIC AND LONG RANGE PLANNING Don Jacobs, Co-Chair, Jud Scott, Kay Thompson NOMINATING & GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Gus Daal, Chair Mike Tabbert, Kay Thompson HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE Alice Berntson, Chair, Jud Scott, Kay Thompson JOINT QUALITY CONTROL/MAINTENANCE Gus Daal, Co-Chair, Mike Tabbert, Don Jacobs JOINT TECHNOLOGY Don Jacobs, Co-Chair. Gus Daal LEGAL COMMITTEE Jud Scott, Chair. Don Jacobs, Kay Thompson JOINT SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE Mike Cook, Chair, Dale Sands, Jim Ricker, Gus Daal AD HOC COMMITTEE Alice Berntson, Mike Tabbert, Kay Thompsonn CRVOA Board of Directors BOARD OFFICERS President Christopher Stawski Vice President Paul Cannings Secretary James Moyes Treasurer James Quisenberry Member at Large Sean Montgomery CRVOA COMMITTEES JOINT STRATEGIC AND LONG RANGE PLANNING James Quisenberry NOMINATING COMMITTEE Jim Moyes, Sean Montgomery JOINT COMMUNICATIONS/GUEST RELATIONS/ MARKETING James Moyes JOINT QUALITY CONTROL/MAINTENANCE Paul Cannings JOINT TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE James Quisenberry JOINT SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE Chris Stawski (Ex-Officio) CMG Board Officers Karen Angona President Charlotte Hart Vice President George Bloeser Secretary Tom Selders, Advisor/Treasurer Debra Wood, Director George Bruns, Director Cmg-hawaii.com Remember coming in the 60s? Do you remember these flight attendant outfits? Newsletter Editor Cathy Zadel