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L. KAMIMURA:My name is Lillian Kamimura and my address is P.O. B <br />Kamuela 96743. <br />GALDONES:You may begin with your testimony. <br />L. KAMIMURA:Okay. I was born and raised in Hilo but have been a resident of <br />Waimea for 47 years and have been one of Jehovah Witnesses for 4 <br />four grown children all of whom are Jehovah Witnesses as well. <br />And around 1961, our family became the first ones living in the <br />Subdivision, which is right next to the lot in question. And this entire subdivision, some <br />of which lots are around 7,500 square feet, was classified as ag land according to the real <br />estate tax we paid while living there, although most did not use it for that purpose and <br />was never stipulated to do so. <br />And all the years I lived in Waimea, I have never seen the property in question put to <br />good use agriculturally or otherwise, except for a little square paddock in the corner with <br />a couple of horses in it for a short time. I remember that because I used to take my <br />children to visit these horses. <br />Originally, my children and I drove to Kohala for worship when the road to Kohala was <br />at times foggy, it was always narrow and in many places without shoulders, besides being <br />a free range for cattle. When the new highway between Waimea an <br />completed, we were assigned to Honokaa. <br />My personal experience is that I have seen a number of individuals with social problems <br />make positive changes in their lives all due to having a Bible s <br />Witnesses and attending meetings at our Kingdom Hall (or church) <br />the way, are held in a warm but dignified manner to assist us to live up to the high <br />standards of the Bible, and also try to encourage others in our community to do so for <br />their benefit. This is reflected not only by what happens within the walls of the ÐchurchÑ <br />but also how the Kingdom Hall is built and maintained. Our buildings are always in very <br />good taste and landscaped to beautify the area. After all, we worship the Most High of <br />the universe and, so, it will be necessary to do so. <br />Throughout my ministry, I have had the privilege of working not only with adults but <br />with teens and young adults who are wholesome and respectful, and they donÓt use <br />profanity nor drugs. Not only that but they voluntarily use their time of youth to help <br />others to do the same, and so they are a good influence on still other youths. IÓve <br />watched them grow up to be responsible and productive adults. <br />So the Kingdom Hall or church has high standards and used for a noble purpose. It will <br />benefit the community as well as enhance this property. With all due respect, IÓm really <br />hoping that you will approve this project. Mahalo. <br />6 <br /> <br />
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