Precious Pearls Hula Dancers
Under the direction of Hula Halau O’ Kalake
To book the Precious Pearls, please contact Grace: (214)-738-1809
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Marilyn was invited to come and watch one of Grace’s Hula classes. During the class she was persuaded to participate. The first class was four years ago and now the Precious Pearls perform through out the year at many types of events. She has come to love the beauty of the dance and the serenity of the music. |
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“I have a great time and it’s wonderful exercise. I really like performing and seeing the surprise on peoples faces. They look like they can’t believe that we senior citizens can actually do the hula. It’s great. |
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Born in Hawaii, Puamaile’s mom taught her to hula from age 3. She has performed at various functions and taught friends and family members to hula. Four years ago Puamaile joined Grace Hula Dance Group and loves every minute – “It is so rewarding to share the ‘Spirit of Aloha’ with everyone I meet.” |
Veronica was born in Indonesia, raised in Holland, and lived in Hawaii for one year. She loved watching the hula dancing and it became her dream to learn to dance. After finally finding Grace in the senior citizen magazine, she joined the Precious Pearls and has loved performing with them since 2003! |
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Yvonne Leilani Rill aka Auntie Bonnie, is originally from Oahu, Hawaii (Home Grown Hawaii’s Own). Her hobbies are feeding the homeless and making sure that they and their children are getting safety and some of the everyday needs. “Dancing Hula helps me to extend the Hand of Love and ALOHA to all who watches the show, and to be Proud of where I am from- Hawaii.” |
