
PAIA MAUI HAWAII 96779
In 2003, our Paia Post Office was dedicated to Patsy Takemoto Mink, the congresswoman who was born in Paia on December 6, 1927. She grew up on Maui, and was educated on Oahu during a difficult time. Patsy passed away on September 28 2002, but will always be remembered by the people of Paia, every time they go to their post office.
She grew up in Hawaii during World War II and was often the victim of racial prejudice because she was of Japanese descent. For her significant contributions towards equal rights in this country, Congress commissioned a likeness of her image to forever look down upon those who walk the halls of the United States Capitol. When she was first elected as a U.S. Democratic representative in 1964, Mink became the first Asian-American congresswoman.
PAIA is a friendly town on Maui's north shore. If you're thinking of visiting Maui, be sure to stop off in Paia, it's on the road to Hana. You can find lots of shops and restaurants and real estate offices here.
Some other Paia highlights:
- Jim Sanders Realty
- Thee Salon
- Mana Foods
- Charley's Restaurant
- Paia Fish Market Restaurant
- Rambutan
- Kaunoa Senior Center
- Strini Art Glass
- Morning Glories Internet Cafe
- Ono Gelato
But the real attraction in these parts is Ho'okipa Beach Park, where the surfing fun never stops.
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I loved Patsy! Patsy Mink authored and co-sponsored Title IX in 1972.
She spoke at the national convention for the National Organization for Women here in St. Paul a few years before she passed away. I will always be grateful for her efforts on Title IX. Without her I don't think I would have been allowed to earn either of my two college degrees - both of which were in technican fields. One is in Electronics Engineering and the other is in Geographic Information Systems and Cartography.
My hat is off to Patsy!!!
Brian - thanks for coming by
Sally - How fortunate you were able to hear her speak. I hope she had a postive influence on you.... you are surely a great role model now.
Patti Ann - That's very inspiring. You have achieved a lot! Thanks for your comments.