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WETFFFAS, [inited States Ser.atnr gnark N. Matsunaga passes' away nn
April l>, 1~S0 at the age of 73; and
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other mnnur:ents in bva;hngton, n,C., the sti*+ulatioc of national
ir,tere~t i^ tte use e` hy,?rr`~len a~ a For>^ of <ltrrnativp energy, and
thr ~arar.ese ~+meri.can internee Rep ration T,'W; anc:
(<°FT?F.A^, `;orator Spark N, r"atsunaga'e service to our ~7atirn and
to the StatA of Hawaii, in adr'ition to his ?R -»arr of ^~rvi rp dt
our Nation's Capitol., also includes tenures as zr, elFCterl rer'her of
the ^_°~rritorial ~pgislature of. Hawaii, an a<sistant public
prosecutor in Honolulu, errl as a decnrater? *~erhpr ana officer in the
1HCth Infantrv Pattalior. c(arinq L'orld F'ar Ii; anr~
F'HF.RF,AS, Senator Spark Fi, Matsunaga epitomizes an American. drear+
where a son of Japanese immigrants who lahored or a Kauai. sugar
plantation can, from such simple and impoverished heainr.inga,
through hard work, di]igence, dedication and sacrifice, become a
great StateFnan at our Nat9on'G Caf,itol.
NC6', T~iFRFFORE, AF, IT RESOLYF,P AY TYF COL7NCIL OF THE CQUP'TY OF
FA4AII that it extends +!s deepest =vmnathy and conc'nlencP to his
wife t9rs, ??e]enP Matsnnana and hi4 children Faren, vf+l?nn, Diane,
P'rr'e and ti•s,rthav,.
gt rT Ft?PmEFR pcenL~1FP that .*.he Clerk of the County of 9awaii
transmit tree conies ~f thi^. resolution to !yrs. Helene r'atsur.aga,
j.~rc, '{arE~n F"?rdr?n, 0."i', KE'f~i`(' ~"AtfiUnaC7a, 1`S r.S. L`]8ne ~er.3 YRI
fir."_+. ~1er1. P. Sti~„1 Br, BI~~ r?C. !''Rt thBSti bat FLn2r#d.
nPtcB et "iln, r.•~p:~ii, t1~" 18th ~'?V OF April r 1O°0.
RUSSELL S. KOKUBUN
Chairman & Presiding Officer
MERLE K. LAI
Vice-Chairwoman
COLL~TY CO[IJ~(CIL
County of Hawaii
Hawnii County Buildirfg
25 Aupuni Street
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
April 20, 1990
Mrs. Helene Matsunaga
4020 Glenrose Street
Kensington, Maryland 20895
On behalf of the Council of the County of Hawaii,
I transmit the attached Resolution No. 179-90, with
deepest sympathy.
nom,..
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Robert S. Shioji
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK
Enclosure
TAKASHI DOMINGO
HELE\"E H. HALE
LORRAINE R. INOUYE
ROBER7 H. MAKUAKANE
HARRY S. RUDDLE
SPENCER K. SCHUTTE
S'iEPHEN K. YAMASHIRO
Also sent to attached list of names c/o Mrs. Matsunaga:
T'rs. Karen Hardman
r".r. Keene P4atsunaga
Mrs. Diane Segars
P'rs. Merle Stadler
Mr. Trtatthew Matsunaaa