The 58th Annual Makawao Parade is coming on 06/27/26
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Kathleen was born on Maui to Lawrence and Betty DeCambra. She has two brothers, Roy (deceased) and Douglas, and one sister, Donna Boteilho. She graduated from Maui High School in 1976. For over 35 years, she has managed Wai Ulu Stables and owns Souza Aussies. Kathleen has spent her life training and breaking horses and working on the ranch alongside her late husband, Jimmy Souza. She has two children, Misty Souza Wright and Rory Souza (owner of RS Bucking Bulls), and two step-daughters, Janine Souza Carroll and Brandy Souza McGregor. Her grandchildren—Bryson, Aleah, Royale, Rylee, Paisley, and Letitia—and four great-grandchildren have all been involved in rodeo. Kathleen is an honorary member of the Kaupakalua Roping Club. She has won numerous buckles, awards, and championship titles in Barrel Racing, Team Roping, Breakaway Roping, and All Around Champion. She has mentored many young rodeo competitors, offering guidance and support. Kathleen continues to compete and is preparing for this year’s Rodeo Stampede.
Her guiding words remain:
"Put God first and you will never be last."
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Locally known as “Puk Sup” for short! Whether you’re a long time customer turned family friend to us or simply taking the drive upcountry to visit our friendly store, we have a mix of just about everything a person needs from a snack to a smile. Maybe that’s why our popular little store on the corner of Haleakala Highway and Makawao Avenue bustles with so much energy.
One of the last of Maui’s true mom-and-pop establishments, the Superette has been serving Upcountry Maui for over 60 years and is still going strong under ownership of Aric and Myles Nakashima. Pukalani Superette has been a family operation from the start. The Nakashima sons’ grandparents, Takeo and Kome Tanizaki, were issei that came from Japan to Hawaii to work on the plantations and first opened a small store in Wailuku. When that business was lost to a fire in 1927, they built Tanizaki Store at a Pukalani location adjacent to the current building.


























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