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4th - 10th December | Samoa The Miss South Pacific Pageant 2011 (MSPP) was established by the Government of Samoa as a regional event to recognise and promote the attributes, intelligence, talents, cultures and traditions of young Pacific Island women.
The Miss South Pacific Pageant was established in 1987 by the Government of Samoa as a regional event to recognise and promote the attributes, intelligence and talents of young Pacific Island women. click here to find out more
The Miss South Pacific Pageant 2011 will be the 25th edition of the annual event. Who will it be? Make sure you’re in Samoa to find out. click here to find out more
Samoa is a postcard of natural beauty consisting of ten islands, each offering very distinct and different environments to explore.
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Contestants 2011 Miss Hawaiian Islands
Miss Hawaiian Islands
Country: Hawaiian Islands
Name: Kawena Ka-Malamalama-O-Nalani Souza
Age: 20
Occupation: Traffic Management, Hickam Air Force Base
Aloha Kakou! I am so grateful as well as honoured to represent our beautiful islands of Hawaii.
I was born on Oahu and raised on the youngest of our islands, The Big Island (Hawaii). I come from a family of four girls, myself being the 3rd daughter. We were supported by wonderful parents, Dean and Bernadette Souza. I was brought up to be a very well-rounded and adventurous type of person. I lived my life having a strong sense of pride for my culture and its traditions. Growing up I was taught our Hawaiian Dance Hula at a young age and from then on I encouraged myself to learn more about my heritage.
I attended schools on the Big Islands until I decided to move back to Oahu.
There I graduated from Aiea High School, the home of the Na Alii. After I graduated I attended Leeward Community College. Then shortly after, I decided to join the Hawaii Air National Guard (Air Force). Fortunately doors have opened up for me as I took this path for my life. Now I just hope to better myself here on out - return to college, expand my education and obtain a degree.
To me nothing beats being outdoors and enjoying the beauty of our land and sea. I have such a tremendous passion towards our ocean which drew me to my biggest hobby, body-boarding and bodysurfing. I enjoy other outdoor and spontaneous activities. Just as long as I'm out and about, enjoying the sun with the people that are dear to me, then there will be a smile on my face.
I hope the best of luck to all contestants that will be bringing us a piece of their beautiful home to the Miss South Pacific Pageant. I am looking forward to learning more about my fellow Polynesian family. May we all give it our all and share a wonderful experience with one another.
Me ke Aloha Pumehana, a Hui Hou Kakou
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