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Maelia Loebenstein Carter
August 11, 2025
Aue ke aloha nui! I remember Kehau from our days dancing as Keiki for Alicia Smith and my grandmother, Mae Loebenstein. I was looking up information on my old hula sisters as someone shared a video of us dancing in Mele Hawai`i 1974 on PBS. I am not sure if you have access to this video, but it's Google it Mele Hawaii 1974 Hapa Haole, and the video starts at about 6:15. I remember Kehau as being feisty and independent and our time dancing at Hawaiiana Hotel. I pray that you all find comfort and peace in knowing she is home resting in the arms of our Lord and her kupuna. Much aloha to you all, Maelia Loebenstein Carter
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