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Samoan Community Council
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| Kiki grew up in San Diego and
graduated from Sweetwater High School. She was captain of
the volleyball team, varsity cheerleader, ASB, School Standout
(most school spirit), and crowned the Homecoming Queen. As
a young adult, Kiki has always been active in the San Diego
community. Today, she is a leader and a familiar face and
name to Pacific Islanders throughout California and continues to
volunteer her time in making a difference for the Samoan
Community and the area at large. Since the beginning of the Samoan Community Council of San Diego organization in 1995, Kiki has had an active role. The SCCSD was created to preserve, uphold, and promote the cultural heritage of Samoans; as well as to serve, strengthen, and unite the community through education, civic involvement, and strong committed leadership. Kiki has been the choreographer and teacher for the SCCSD dancers for 6 of the 11 years. Her focus is to fulfill the council's mission statement to its fullest.
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Vice President Hedy Fele Gaea
| Native Californian born in Alameda
County Reared by Eneliko Lauama & Faapuupuu Uperesa GAEA pn Lemon Grove with 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Class of '77 HELIX HIGH SCHOOL. AA General Ed GROSSMONT COLLEGE BS Business CHRISTIAN HERITAGE, EL CAJON Human Resource Minor CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Histology Tech SHARP HEALTH CARE since 1980 Member LEMON GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH 1995 YOUTH DIRECTOR 1995-2005 PRESIDENT/MODERATOR 2006 Interests: I love people, all ages and types because they bring color and vitality to my days. I enjoy good food with good friends as often as possible!! I am attracted to intelligence in any form. I treasure family. I cherish God. Purpose in Council: I am fairly new to the Council but have a long time respect for those who came before us to set the foundation for such a worthwhile goal: to extend ourselves as much as possible to raise the consciousness of our Samoan Community in San Diego and help promote positive values for success as individuals. I hope my service will always be of benefit to the Council. Praise God from Whom all blessings flow. . .to you and yours. love always, Hedy.
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Treasurer Alofia Afalava
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My name is
Alofia
Afalava; I have
lived in the San Diego area in the last 35 years. I served the
Samoan Community Council of SD since 2001. I
have
been in the
Education Arena for 18 years. I have served as Presidents for
United Education
Institute at the Chula Vista Campus as well as the San Diego Campus
currently I am at our
corporate office
in Irvine as a Regional Manager for International Education
Corporation.
I am very proud to be part of the Samoan Community Council of SD. I believe in our Samoan Culture. I believe that what we are doing with this organization is making sure that our young people understands the value of family, faith and respect these values.
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Secretary Joseph Taumua
| Iosefa Tariu Sotoa-Taumua SCCSD Secretary 2006 SCCSD Dance Instructor email: iosefataumua@yahoo.com cell: 619-952-1878 Parents: Aigaoao Sotoa Payne (Mother) Tariu Tiligo Taumua (Father) I live in National City, where I take care of my grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Iole Sotoa. I graduated from Sweetwater Union High School here in National City, CA., and attended University of Guam and Guam Community College for one year. I have been an active member of the Samoan Community Council of San Diego, (SCCSD) for two years but I have been a participant of the Samoan Council dancers since day one of 1994. This year marks the first year as an officer, (Boy!!! What did I get myself into? hehehe!) and what an honor it is to work with such a great team. My goal this year as an officer and as a Native Samoan is to promote and perpetuate the culture and traditions of our Samoan people. |
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