HawaiiUncleRoddy.com
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 The Gregory Ohana Team
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"Uncle Roddy"Ali'i Kaulana Gregory
(818) 437-7132
hawaii@hawaiiuncleroddy.com
Aloha!
E komo mai (welcome) to the Ohana (family) to experience the Aloha Spirit and taste of the Islands. We invite you to enjoy the friendly aloha, music, dance, and the local spirit of paradise. Be part of the Ohana to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture.
We can provide for your event whether it be a private party, large community or corporate event. We can set up the whole luau for you with food and entertainment. Just contact us. Go to "Entertainment Videos" for samples of entertainment.
Enjoy Uncle Roddy's performances at public venues and concerts by visiting "Calendar." Join Uncle Roddy's Kanikapila (jam sessions) at Back Home In Lahaina in Carson every 3rd Sunday of the by visiting "Uncle's Kanikapila." Go to our newest special event 'Na Wehi' page for our fundraiser for Sandwich Island Network.
We offer Polynesian dance lessons in Pasadena through the teaching of Uncle's daughter Camille Ho'olehuanani Gregory. We also offer health and fitness program through the coaching and guidance of Uncle's other daughter, fitness award winner at the LA Fitness Competition, Tara Malia Gregory. Visit "Dance & Fitness" page.
Or you can just enjoy the site by visiting the various pages of performances of Uncle Roddy and the California Ohana, and other interesting information. Our goal is to share the "Aloha" and allow you to experience the "Aloha Spirit."
We have kept this site simple and direct for easy reading and access as we are simple Hawaiians and sensitive to clutter and colors. It is a site with no sugar coating but one with substance. Enjoy the visuals that display samples of entertainment, activities and services. We are looking forward to serving you.
A hui hou (Laters)
Uncle Roddy
(818) 437-7132
hawaii@hawaiiuncleroddy.com
Aloha!
E komo mai (welcome) to the Ohana (family) to experience the Aloha Spirit and taste of the Islands. We invite you to enjoy the friendly aloha, music, dance, and the local spirit of paradise. Be part of the Ohana to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture.
We can provide for your event whether it be a private party, large community or corporate event. We can set up the whole luau for you with food and entertainment. Just contact us. Go to "Entertainment Videos" for samples of entertainment.
Enjoy Uncle Roddy's performances at public venues and concerts by visiting "Calendar." Join Uncle Roddy's Kanikapila (jam sessions) at Back Home In Lahaina in Carson every 3rd Sunday of the by visiting "Uncle's Kanikapila." Go to our newest special event 'Na Wehi' page for our fundraiser for Sandwich Island Network.
We offer Polynesian dance lessons in Pasadena through the teaching of Uncle's daughter Camille Ho'olehuanani Gregory. We also offer health and fitness program through the coaching and guidance of Uncle's other daughter, fitness award winner at the LA Fitness Competition, Tara Malia Gregory. Visit "Dance & Fitness" page.
Or you can just enjoy the site by visiting the various pages of performances of Uncle Roddy and the California Ohana, and other interesting information. Our goal is to share the "Aloha" and allow you to experience the "Aloha Spirit."
We have kept this site simple and direct for easy reading and access as we are simple Hawaiians and sensitive to clutter and colors. It is a site with no sugar coating but one with substance. Enjoy the visuals that display samples of entertainment, activities and services. We are looking forward to serving you.
A hui hou (Laters)
Uncle Roddy
Biography
Uncle Roddy was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He spent the major part of his young life in Aala Park until the age of 5, Kalihi until the age of 11, and the latter and most influential part of his life until adulthood in Palolo Valley. He moved to Los Angeles, California in December 1973 after serving in the US Navy and Viet Nam.
Uncle Roddy is very involved in the Hawaiian/Polynesian Community. He is the founder and coordinator of the San Dimas Ho’olaule’a in Southern California which takes place every second weekend in June, producer of Polynesian concerts importing entertainers from the islands, agent, and one of the top Hawaiian performers in California; supports promotes Polynesian festivals, concerts, events, activities, vendors and entertainers; offers concerts, entertainment, and luaus; and supports Hawaiian/Polynesian organizations and businesses.
Uncle Roddy loves sports and music. He is currently a Los Angeles County Ranger and was a high school coach, captain of his sports teams, the leader of his bands, PTF President of his daughters' schools, a real estate and stock broker to name a few. He was named 2008 CIF Basketball Official of the Year for his dedication to the sport. Uncle Roddy is committed to building character, especially with youth and to prepare them to contribute to society.
Uncle Roddy is a family man. He especially loves his wife Suzan, two daughters, Tara Malia and Camille Ho'olehuanani, and grandchildren, Haley Mariko Hoku Wong and Jacob Gregory Keaka Wong. He loves his mom, Adrienne Gregory, his three sisters and brother, family, friends, and has much aloha for people. He misses his dad, Vasco Gregory, and his Popo (grandmother), Violet Young.
Uncle Roddy is very involved in the Hawaiian/Polynesian Community. He is the founder and coordinator of the San Dimas Ho’olaule’a in Southern California which takes place every second weekend in June, producer of Polynesian concerts importing entertainers from the islands, agent, and one of the top Hawaiian performers in California; supports promotes Polynesian festivals, concerts, events, activities, vendors and entertainers; offers concerts, entertainment, and luaus; and supports Hawaiian/Polynesian organizations and businesses.
Uncle Roddy loves sports and music. He is currently a Los Angeles County Ranger and was a high school coach, captain of his sports teams, the leader of his bands, PTF President of his daughters' schools, a real estate and stock broker to name a few. He was named 2008 CIF Basketball Official of the Year for his dedication to the sport. Uncle Roddy is committed to building character, especially with youth and to prepare them to contribute to society.
Uncle Roddy is a family man. He especially loves his wife Suzan, two daughters, Tara Malia and Camille Ho'olehuanani, and grandchildren, Haley Mariko Hoku Wong and Jacob Gregory Keaka Wong. He loves his mom, Adrienne Gregory, his three sisters and brother, family, friends, and has much aloha for people. He misses his dad, Vasco Gregory, and his Popo (grandmother), Violet Young.