Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 5, Number 1, 1 January 1988 — Brown Heads Museum Board of Directors [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Brown Heads Museum Board of Directors

Former State Senator and prominent Hawaii businessman Kenneth F. Brown heads the Bishop Museum Board of Directors as its new chairman, succeeding the late Robert E. Black. According to the December issue of the Museum's Ka 'Elele publication, Governor John David Waihee III was elected honorary chairman of the board at its regu lar monthly meeting Oct. 21.

Also elected were Philip Ching and David TwiggSmith, vice presidents; and Kenneth Sandefur, secretary. Preceding the regular board meeting was the annual meeting of the voting members of the Bishop Museum Corporation whieh elected the following new members: Isabella A. Abbott, Paul R. Cassiday, Lawrence M. Johnson, William H. Kaina, Wilmer C. Morris and Jeffrey Watanabe.

The new corporation board of directors reelected the following officers: W. Donald Duckworth, president; R. Duncan Carter, vice president, secretary and treasurer; Anita Manning, vice president and assistant secretary; and Frederick J. Waldman, assistant treasurer. Board members serve three-year terms while officers are elected for one year eaeh.

Kenneih F. Brown