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Tom Haine Elected to YMCA Volleyball Hall of Fame 1963 Pan American Games. Playing for the Outrigger, Tom Tom Haine Elected to YMCA earned All-American Volleyba ll hon­ ors 35 times in national champi­ Volleyball Hall of Fame onship tournaments, including both the open and senior divisions. He The late Tom "Daddy" Haine was was the first Hawaii player inducted inducted into the YMCA Vo lleyball into t he Volleyball Ha ll of Fame in Hal l of Fame on May 26 during a Holyoke, Massachusetts in 1991. luncheon in conjunction with the He was state doubles champion USA Volleyball Open Championships 12 times and was named Golden in Austin, Texas. Masters Player of the Year in 1982, He was selected for induction and USVBA All-Time Great Player in posthumously with t he Class of 1990. 2006. He twice served as President of A fixture on the volleyball courts the OCC in 1972 and 1987. He was at the OCC since 1947, Tommy was a member of the Board of Directors affectionately known as "Daddy" to for more than 10 years. friends and volleyball players Tom was elected to the Winged around the country. "0" in 1968. His son, Marc, and A Roosevelt and Sa n Jose State daughter, Kisi, followed in their College graduate, Tom became one dad's footsteps and were also elect­ of the world's finest volleyball play­ ed to the Winged "0". ers. He was captain ofthe 1968 U.S. Tom passed away in September Olympic Volleyball team, a gold 1994. medalist at the 1967 Pan American Members of the Haine family Games, and a si lver medalist in the attended the luncheon in Texas. KAHALA HOME $1 ,850,000FS THE REAL ESTATE RmllllDYOU NEED TO KNOW ABOOT IT'SASEASY AS 1,2,3 1. GET APPROVED TODAY - IT'SFAST &EASY (First Time Home Buyers to Investors are Welcome) 2. LET ME FIND YOUR NEXT DREAM HOME (My Real Estate & Mortgage Banking Tools are Cutting Edge) 3. I WILLPAY All YOUR MORTGAGE CLOSING COSTS (Only an Integrated Real Estate & Mortgage Banking Company Can Offer You This) · e'~~~ M E R I D I A N ~~J.\" fiNANCIAL* Nl T\\'ORK,-., Out rigger Page 9 .
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