Ka’ala Elementary School
May 31, 2011
Jake made a visit to Ka'ala Elementary School on May 18th to perform for the students, and they were so excited to have him come.
Our mission is to use the power of music to heal, influence and inspire people to improve our community, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and pursue their dreams with a positive attitude.
Jake made a visit to Ka'ala Elementary School on May 18th to perform for the students, and they were so excited to have him come.
The students of Hale Kula Elementary School were nothing short of excited when Jake took the stage, and when he introduced his ukulele as “Buffy” they erupted with laughter.
On Dec. 11 Jake visited the Hawaii Kai Retirement and Assisted Living. The performance took place in their beautiful foyer, which was the perfect setting for the show.
On December 1, 2010, Jake performed with the group, Legacy. Legacy is a trio made of three retired teachers and principals, all of whom were teaching at Kaimuki High School when Jake was a student there.
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