Together we did it. Mahalo for your support!

Together we did it. Mahalo for your support!
The magic number: 14,302 votes!

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Vote Bernard | Together we can, we will

If it's results you want, Bernard is the man. 'Together we can,' means creating an inclusive method of leadership that brings everyone involved together — discussing, creating and realizing our future. 
Bernard led high profile task forces for the late former Mayor Bryan Baptiste, including the bike path and affordable housing. 
He knows leadership is more than a word. It means setting a goal with plans to achieve it. It also means listening to those involved, bringing people together in support of that goal and relying on the broad expertise of others to make it a reality. 
With this approach we can achieve sustainability, making it more than just a buzzword, but a set of practical methods primed to be put into action. We agree that we need Kaua'i to have a stronger economy for its future to be viable and for its residents to flourish here.
Whether that means hosting and retaining high-profile, signature events like the former PGA Grand Slam event in Po'ipu, rolling out business incentives to create more jobs, creating worker housing for farmers or long-term leases for agriculture that has Kaua'i's best interests in mind — we'll do whatever it takes.
We need to support ourselves, take care of each other, our families, our residents and our visitors and be living examples that aloha is OUR spirit. 

About Bernard

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Born and raised on Kauai, Carvalho graduated from Kapaa High School in 1979 and attended the University of Hawaii on a full-ride athletic scholarship for football from 1979 - 1982. He graduated from UH in 1983 with a degree in communications and public relations, then was drafted by the Miami Dolphins. “After leaving Miami I joined my future wife Regina in California. But I wanted to come home to Kauai. I was so fortunate to come back and find a good job, a home and have the ability to raise my family on this beautiful island.”

10.25.2008

Special thanks to all of you who've rallied!


Whether it was showing up early this morning to walk in support of United Way or you were among the hundreds of who attended the fundraiser at Puhi Park with friends and family and to hear Bernard's vision for Kaua'i over the next two years, we thank you. It is our working together in showing support and caring about the community that will make a difference. [And don't forget to wear your trucker hats!] Nice work on customizing those hats, Imai!