If the name “Goodsill” sounds familiar, that's because it's linked to one of Hawaiʻi's oldest law firms — Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn, and Stifel.
For Jane Goodsill, it’s family. She also happens to be the author of a series of books titled "Voices of Hawaiʻi." It puts down on paper stories of people you may know or maybe should know.
Around this time of year, you may hum a few bars of Auld Lang Syne and that’s how this book reads. Remembering friends and family. HPR talked with Goodsill and Pakala Fernandes recently. Fernandes is a descendant of the Farden ʻohana, a musical family whose story is included in the book.
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This interview aired on The Conversation on Dec. 27, 2024. The Conversation airs weekdays at 11 a.m. on HPR-1.
