by Barry Villamil | Thursday, March 13, 2025 - 03:30pm | Heart and Soul, PC Community
It was great to run into another amazing Pearl City friend and community leader Merv Yoshimoto who had served our community for many years as a beloved and championship Pearl City Little League head coach and PCLL Officer/Board member, as well as Hawaii Little league...
by Barry Villamil | Saturday, March 8, 2025 - 08:22pm | Heart and Soul, PC Community, PC Sports
It was nice to catch up with Coach Bob Kim on Friday at the Messages of Life W.A.L.L. – With Aloha, Love Lives (forever). The W.A.L.L. is themed H.O.P.E – Heal Our Planet Earth in 2025 and is located at the Pearl City Shopping Center. Coach Bob is a...
by Barry Villamil | Tuesday, November 26, 2024 - 11:02am | Heart and Soul, PC Community, PC Schools, PC Sports
By Barry Villamil | MYPC Sports MILLIE GOMES and TONY MADRONA The Heart and Soul of perpetuating a storied Championship legacy in the spirit of Charger Pride filled with Love and Aloha for one another. GO CHARGERS! Photo courtesy of Coach Tony...
by Barry Villamil | Monday, November 11, 2024 - 09:50am | Heart and Soul, PC Community, Uncategorized
By Barry Villamil I would like to send my Respect and Gratitude to our American Veterans who served their country in time of War and Peace so we as Americans can live safe and free from harm at home and around the world. The American Veteran is recognized today for...
by Barry Villamil | Tuesday, October 8, 2024 - 01:32pm | Heart and Soul, PC Community
By Barry Villamil, President, Rotary Club of Pearlridge | MyPearlCity.com I would like to thank Mary Villamil for her support of the Rotary Club of Pearlridge and Mana Loa Nimitz Lions Club and their efforts to serve our Pearl City, Aiea and other communities on Oahu...
by Barry Villamil | Thursday, September 12, 2024 - 12:01pm | Heart and Soul, PC Community
By Barry Villamil I would like to send a special mahalo to Cross Academy School Principal Clarence De Lude for sharing the beautiful, attached artwork by Cross Academy School 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students themed “September 11, Never Forget”. The artwork was...
