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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Shaun Stodder
8 years ago

Thank you for starting this

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Elias jordan
8 years ago

Keep surfing Hawaiian

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Tom Basa
8 years ago

I can only hope that you can keep your heritage and save it from ever being forgotten.

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Bob Helms
8 years ago

I authorize my signature

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Prema Tanaka
8 years ago

Keep Hawaiʻi Hawaiian!!!

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Jp Garner
8 years ago

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Tammy Green
8 years ago

Please don’t take away this beutiful tradition. The Waikiki Beach Boys are apart of Hawaii’s history that is slowly disappearing .... it’s like when we all watched the Haleiwa theater be torn down to put up a McDonald’s . Please help to safe some of the romance of old and culture that is still left in this world!

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Debbie Kaina
8 years ago

Leave Hawaii, Hawaii!

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Patrick Aio
8 years ago

Keep The Beach Boys at Waikiki!!

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Jason wolcott
8 years ago

The Beach Boys made Waikiki and hawaii special. The same beachboy that taught my dad and his brothers to surf taught me and my brother. Alex was his name. Some of my best memories where going surfing with Alex when I was a kid. That’s what made hawaii special to me. Heart breaking if they can’t go on...

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Andrea Kahanu
8 years ago

Let the beach boy tradition live on.

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Geoff Murray
8 years ago

Honour the tradition please...aloha is real..respect the beach boys.. mahalo

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Andrew Close
8 years ago

Value what you have per this time-honoured tradition. Wise up!!

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Eddie Welch
8 years ago

Keep the Waikiki culture and aloha alive!

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Michael Craydon
8 years ago

I learned to surf at Waikiki when I was 12 years old and the Beach Boys we’re pivotal in teaching me the proper etiquette and respect in surf culture that has influenced me the last 20 years of my surfing. Keep the tradition alive and help preserve true surf culture for the benefit of all that visit Hawaii.

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Ijeva Bambridge
8 years ago

Don't allow the Beach Boy culture to die!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Dont let a legacy die.

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Rodney Draper
8 years ago

Can’t believe they want to get rid of an iconic Hawaiian legacy by removing the Beachboys. For many travelers it was were they learnt about the ocean and learnt to surf. They are Hawaii. Aloha

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Reggie Brown
8 years ago

Our beach, our aina, it belong to the Kanaka Maoli.

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John dance
8 years ago

Incredibly disrespectful to the tangatawhenua. NZ stands opposed to this!