Trustees       Officers      
                 
  Emeritus Trustees       2011 Officers      
  Chairman Yuk Guy Yee   President   Alan H.L. Ho  
  Vice Chairman Danny S.M. Young   President-Elect   Thomas Sum  
  Sister Davilyn Ah Chick, OSF   1st Vice President   Hon Png Chee  
  Roderick K.S. Chang   2nd Vice President   Lawrence G. Dang, DDS  
  Keith W.F. Lim   Chinese Secretary   Lucy Lu Ramirez  
  COL (Ret) Lawrence W.J. Siu   English Secretary   Lynette Lau  
  Archie C.W. Yeung   Treasurer   Calvin K.Y. Say  
  Ginny H.L. Young   Assistant Treasurer   Mabel Lau  
  Harvey H.B. Young   Auditor   Sister Davilyn Ah Chick, OSF  
  Leslie G.T. Young   Past Presidents of The United Chinese Society      
                 
               

 

 
  Board of Trustees     Advisors      
    Eric B.C. Fong   Executive Director   Henry H.W. Lee  
    Vernon K.S. Jim, MD  
Liaison Officer for Chinese Affairs
  Archie C.W. Yeung  
   
Elizabeth C. Lau
 
Director of Events
  Edward W. O. Wong  
   
Shane Maihui
 
Director of Health & Safety
  Wendell Foo, MD  
    Rudy L.D. Mann  
Parasol Editor in Chief
  Harry C.Y. Wong  
    Raynette H.L. Yee   Liaison for Cultural Affairs   Jeanette M.H. Young  
    James Zhong, LAc          
          2008 Lifetime Achievement Honoree Lawrence K.W. Tseu  
                 

 

     
 
 
 
February 15, 2010 - Reception to honor Beverly Willis at The United Chinese Society Hall
 
 
Front row (left to right): Ginny Young, Beverly Willis, Jeanette Young, Liz Lau, Henry Lee, Donna Lee, Linny Yee, Yuk Guy Yee
 
 

Back row: Hon Ping Chee, Wanda Bubriski, Lawrence Dang, Rudy Mann, Edmund Wong, Harry Wong, Lawrence Siu

  
 
Photo by Gerry Nishimoto
 

 

     
 

In the United Chinese Society Hall is a 10' x 15' fresco which was painted in 1954 by renowned architect, Beverly Willis, FAIA. On February 15, 2010, Beverly Willis returned to the United Chinese Society Hall to a reception in her honor. The architect, Clifford Young who commissioned her to do the mural was present as well as her friends and the community.

Beverly Willis tells of her work on the fresco in 1954. An article about her was in the local newspaper, The Honolulu Advertiser (today, known as the Star Advertiser).