Tutu's Ohana

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(Memorial for Patricia Weissich - The Rev. Richard E. Helmer) When I first visited Hawaii several years ago, I was most impressed and challenged by the understanding of ohana, of family: that recognition that we belong one to another --- something that the island peoples taught us and still embody today. This is in stark contrast to the great individualism of the American West, particularly here in California, and most strikingly here in the Bay Area and Marin County, where it's so often "my way or the highway. . ."

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