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Jamie (Jimbo) Santos

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A huge mahalo to all our close family and friends who showed up—especially in those early mornings—to sign wave and stand with us. Your love, support, and encouragement throughout this campaign has meant everything. We truly could not have done this without you. My wife and I appreciate each and every one of you, and you all hold a special place in our hearts 🫶🏼

To the Maui County community, mahalo for every honk, wave, phone call, message, and word of support. We felt it all!

This has been an incredible journey, and we are beyond blessed and grateful 🙏🏽🙌🏽

Mahalo! Mahalo! Mahalo!

Now Let’s go and go VOTE!!

#randykonohia
#votekonohia
#mauicountycouncil
#nofeavotekonohia

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They say it takes a village… and they’re right. ❤️

This is my village.

The people who prayed for me, believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself, celebrated my victories, carried me through my struggles, and reminded me that I was never alone.

Family isn’t always just about blood—it’s about the people who show up, love you through every season, and never stop cheering you on.

My heart is full. I’m forever grateful for every one of you. I wouldn’t be where I am today without my village. 🤍🌺

#JustMissingMyDad

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Cuz Jimbo, Thank you for those inspirational messages! Kisses to cuz Hoku & cuz Kameha💖Santos Family

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2025 was one year of making precious memories, difficult life choices, change, growth, and continuous surrender.
I had to face the truth about myself—about how I was the one getting in the way of Gods purpose for my life.

2026, I’m taking back everything I been robbing myself of for too long.
No more rushing. No more getting comfortable.
I’m choosing to stay humble, stay hungry, and stay close to God—because I know how quick one wrong decision can take me off course.

The desire I have to be fed by His Word is what’s shaping the woman I’m becoming.
So this year, I’m moving with intention.
Every step covered. Every choice prayed over.

With God at the center of all things, I will not fall.

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will straighten your path.”
— Proverbs 3:5–6 🙏🏽

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Our story isn’t perfect. We’ve had setbacks, tears, and battles no one knows about. We’ve even been split apart by storms that felt bigger than us — but even in the distance, God never let our connection break. He kept rebuilding us in ways we couldn’t on our own. That’s why as for me and my family, we will praise the Lord… not just with our words, but with the way we live.“

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Men’s Conference was 🔥🔥🔥 tonight

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October has always been a month of celebrating life — filled with birthdays, My daughter’s, my grandma’s, my own… and so many others. It’s always been a season that reminded me of joy, family, and the blessings of simply being alive.

But last year, everything changed.
Last year, God called you home.
And now, October carries a different kind of meaning — one that holds both love and loss, joy and ache. Even with my faith, and the peace that comes from knowing I’ll see you again at heaven’s gates, there’s a part of my heart that will never feel whole without you here.

You were more than my aunty — you were my light. My safe place. The one who showed me what unconditional love truly looks like. You stood beside me through every storm, believed in me when I had nothing left to give, and loved me as your own — no matter what.

Your spirit still lives within me.
In the strength I find when I feel weak.
In the love I give to others.
In the faith that keeps me standing.

I miss you every single day, Aunty Omi. But I carry your love and your lessons wherever I go. And until the day we meet again, I’ll continue to live out God’s plans for me here on earth — walking in faith, loving deeply, and striving every day to make you proud.

A piece of my heart will always belong to you.

E hoʻomaha me ka maluhia lani.🪽
🤍Aloha wau iā ʻoe a mau loa.

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