Shione Mochizuki ‘18 (left) is attending Willamette University where she is majoring in Biochemistry. Senior year is her favorite Parker memory. Haley Spitz ‘18 (right) is attending Colorado State University and says her senior year is her favorite high school memory.

Anna Gaglione ‘19 is attending Scripps College in Claremont, CA and her favorite Parker memory is anything Debate!

Desiree Ashley ‘12 is currently attending the University of Hawai’i at Hilo and will be graduating this spring.

Elisabeth Maillard ‘81-84 is living in Europe and visited Parker School in February with her husband.

Gina De Domenico Flanagan ‘82 spoke to middle and upper school students in November as part of Parker’s ongoing Speaker Series. Gina is a successful costume illustrator in Hollywood and shared her personal story along with advice for students to work hard and achieving their goals. She is also the daughter of one of Parker School’s founders Paul and Anita De Domenico.

Harmony Ring ‘16 (left) is finishing up undergrad at Wheaton College. She plans to work as a medical scribe for a few months before applying for the Director of Nursing Practice program at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa. Harmony’s favorite memory is hot tang and Campouts. Skye Waipa ‘16 (right) is finishing up undergrad at the University of Rochester. Junior year Campout is her favorite Parker memory.

Hunter Mugford '05 passed away on April 17 at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA. Hunter attended The Art Institute of New England for graphic design and worked in the gaming industry in Seattle. Hunter enjoyed cooking, movies, barbecue cookouts, and spending time with his family. Our sincerest condolences to Hunter's family, friends, and classmates.

Leina Sato '03 spoke with middle and upper school students in February as part of Parker School's ongoing Speaker Series. In 2016 Leina, an avid diver and ocean lover, was expecting her first child and became the subject of a documentary titled "The Journey". The film and Leina's talk with students related the story of an inter-species adventure and communication, mindfulness and the importance of presence, as well as the universal question about the power of creating life. Leina currently lives in Kailua Kona and gave birth to her second child, a boy, in February.

Malia Dills ‘19 (left) is attending Columbia University and shares that debate tournaments are her favorite Parker memory. Jadyn Ashcraft ‘19 (middle) is attending Colorado College and misses Parker art nights. Leiani Hurtado Bennet ‘19 (right) is working and says “class jokes” are her favorite Parker memory.

Mario Brown ‘97 (left) and Nikos Brown ‘01-04 (right) visited Parker School in January. Mario is a sixth-grade teacher on the East Coast and his favorite Parker memory is “Campout, basketball, and all of it!” Nikos is a special education teacher in grades Kindergarten through grade 6 at Wai’alae Public Charter School on O’ahu. His favorite high school memory is family meetings, art in the warehouse, climbing Buster Brown hill, and Headmaster Piper Toyama.

Dr. Sandy Cameli ‘81 was interviewed for a podcast by What School Be In Hawaii. She was also included in a recent PBS taping for an upcoming promo where she read an excerpt from her book “A Happy a Day Keeps the Grouches Away”.