Monthly Archive for December, 2008

Adam Watene – Testimonial Year

As some of you may or may not know, Adam Watene, my sister Moana’s partner of over 14 years died in October while working out at a gym in the UK. He was an athlete, a professional rugby league player, in the prime of his life and now he’s dead at 31. Moana is trying to be strong and I am doing my best to support her and help her in any way I can. As you can imagine, this is a difficult time for Mo and her two children Arana (10) and Ena (4).

Adam’s former clubs and friends in the UK have organized a testimonial year in his honor. The testimonial year – which officially started December 1 and will finish on November 30, 2009 – will help raise money for the Adam Watene Fund, set up to secure the future of Moana, Arana and Ena. I WILL BE COMING OVER NEXT MONTH TO SUPPORT THE JANUARY EVENTS – I hope to see some of you!

Please send this information to anyone you know that may be interested in attending any of the events or contributing to the fund. WRIST BANDS: Merchandise will be on sale Continue reading ‘Adam Watene – Testimonial Year’

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The Shark, the Samoan and the boy from New York City

Malo PACIFIC SUPERHEROES, its been awhile but time does not exist in our world … maybe in someone else’s but not with PACIFIC SUPERHEROES, right ;) . Okay heres a story I found at samoa online … hmmm kisses of summer, home and adventure. I dont know the author but enjoyed the story and I hope u enjoy it also (and the author enjoys me sharing it with y’all :O ). PACIFIC SUPERHEROES we strengthen ourselves by flooding the web with our stories!!! Waaat!!! U heard!!! :) 1luv, Ia Manuia, Mauri Ora Whanau!!! Take care :)

A story written by Gene Carl Fieldman

We read this story and thought it both humorous and insightful in regards to Samoan fishing. The author kindly gave permission to SA’O to publish it here.

I was living as a peace corps volunteer in a little village called Aleipata on the southeastern tip of the island of Upolu, Western Samoa. This is a small village composed mostly of fishermen. Continue reading ‘The Shark, the Samoan and the boy from New York City’

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