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Hawaii Merit Camp 2012 – Sunday/Monday Slideshow

Recap of Sunday and Monday’s events played at Hawaii Merit Camp 2012. Awana clubbers from all over the state come together for one week of fun and learning at this annual summer camp! Featuring the first day, the “Great Race”, Team Color day, etc. (Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to put the credits into the video while I was making them, so here they are for those curious)! Song credit: “Phenomenon” by Thousand Foot Krutch Thanks to Mr. Gene G., Katherine F., and Kristi F. for supplementing my photos and videos with theirs!

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The Fabulous Echoes – Medley of Songs

The Fabulous Echoes were Cliff Foenander from Sri Lanka, Stanley Robertson from Scotland, Tony & Danny Ruivivar, Terry Lucido Jr and Bert Segum from The Philippines. The group started their music career in Hong Kong and moved on to Hawaii, Los Angeles and there has been several changes to the members over the years. The group is still active in the entertainment circuit in Vegas today and has taken on a new name as The Society of Seven. The recording of this medley of songs, You Don’t Know Me and Cuando Calienta El Sol was made at the Duke Kahanmoku Club, largest in famed Wakiki Beach.