Prospective Scouts of America’s Justice Kawakami, the smallest person at Burns Field on Saturday, got help from the Koloa Lions Club, the West Side Lions Club and the Scouts of America Troop 334, sponsored by Holy Cross Church, and Scout parents to clean the Burns Field area of trash.
Prospective Scouts of America’s Justice Kawakami, the smallest person at Burns Field on Saturday, got help from the Koloa Lions Club, the West Side Lions Club and the Scouts of America Troop 334, sponsored by Holy Cross Church, and Scout parents to clean the Burns Field area of trash.
“In a short amount of time, 19 garbage bags of litter and assorted car and bicycle parts were part of the haul for Saturday morning,” said Lion Russ Hasegawa. “Thank you to all who participated in this community-service project.”
Russell Goo and Nathan Konishi are Scoutmasters for Troop 334 that includes Boy Scouts Braden Sanpei, Orien Gambito, Cedric Crampton-Nabaa, Lincoln Bowers, Griffin Bowers and Luke Stein.
Girl Scouts in Troop 334G include Calli Gambito, Faith Kawakami, Grace Kawakami and Sophia Stein.
Lions participating in the cleanup included Koloa Lions Club President Don Quon, West Kaua‘i Lions Club President Kay Hill, WK Lions Past President Basilio Fuertes, Mary Shield, Hasegawa and volunteer Frank Ongaro.
Scout families joining Justice include Viviane Stein, Izumi Kawakami, Cat Gambito, Brian Bowers and Julie Bowers.
