Interview with Victor P. Hauanio

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A displaced sugar worker recalls his childhood in Waipio Valley--swimming, netting fish, and growing taro--and move to Kukuihaele. He continues with his Honolulu experiences: marriage and children, construction and stevedore jobs, and motorcycle activities. He talks about his return to the Big Island where he worked as a truck driver and harvesting supervisor until the sugar company closure. He also reflects on the closure, its effects on his family, and his future plans.
construction worker, boom operator, stevedore, truck driver, harvesting supervisor; Hawaiian; male
Interview conducted in English.

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2 hr, 21 min
45 pages

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Interview

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Haina, Hawaii

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DU629 .H36 H36 1997

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