Aloha, and yes the world is filed with negativity, But we feel one kind jesture can go a long way. Imagine if more of us did deeds like this? It would become an amazing place indeed! :)
A gift from the heart! So sad that acts of kindness are far and few between these days. I wish there was some way to get across to the people of this great land, that loving your neighbor as yourself is where true happiness is; not in doing things that only profit or serve yourself. Let's start a movement!!!❤
Mahalo! :) Yes todays world is sometimes challenging like that. But it starts with 1. And we took the first step. :) We are always looking for other companies to collaborate with. We feel this is the right step in making our world a better place, one Ohana at a time. :)
Yes it is hard. But it takes one to make the decision, followed by taking action. In this case, we listened to our hearts and made it happen. We are working on doing this more often. :)
@@softwashhawaii808 just a word 🥰 for those that think aloha is all peachy cream , ALOHA is also scolding (not for you my brahdah) many forget Aloha incorporates, all life even the things we don’t like malama 😆
Good people are still around. We mostly only see bad people in the news. Thank you and please continue to show real people by leaving out the virtue signalers. Judge people by their actions not by the empty promises they make, like today’s politicians.
Hmmmm must be a punahou or Iolani grad. You think Jeffery from Waianae would get the same? Nope, how you think the news found out. Prolly an alumni friend called and said I have a great story for you .
Nope... St. Louis 86'. Michael took the first step. He called for an estimate. We went to his home and did our property walk-through and provided his father with the estimate. We struck up a conversation and he shared his story. Yes, it was that easy. No hook-ups or favoritism. Just plain ol talk story.🤙
Go look at all these people in these positions of media, government, and you’ll see that only Japanese , punahou, iolani , Haoles and town people will get these types of “aloha” . Don’t take my word for it. Go look
Mahalo for sharing. To provide some insight into doing this kind of work. We have offered our services to others for free in the past, and have been declined.
It’s actually nice by Hawai’i standards. Also, keep in mind it’s an older gentleman’s home, it’s gets hard to upkeep your home when you’re older and unable. Why would they have traditional native homes?! They aren’t native.
What's a "traditional native" home exactly? A European style palace? A pile of rocks? A tinder thatch roof with no walls? An American brick and mortar building? A pagoda? A Toyota Camry? A plantation house? Because rarely did a native ever have to live on a plantation unless you have a more progressive idea of what native means
@@softwashhawaii808 Right?! Plus it’s Hawai’i, we’re raised to respect and take care of our elderly… apparently not everyone is raised with those morals and ideals. -Are you the guy that helped this family out?- Just saw that you were the guy who helped them out, mahalo nui ❤️😘🤙🏽… *YOU’RE AWESOME!!!*
God Bless you Donovan Morgan! This is Real Aloha!!
Truly, this IS "Aloha"!!! God Bless this man!!!!!
God Bless You
Softwash Hawaii
So many terrible stories in the news. This gives hope and should be an example to our children! Well done sir!!!
Aloha, and yes the world is filed with negativity, But we feel one kind jesture can go a long way. Imagine if more of us did deeds like this? It would become an amazing place indeed! :)
Now, that’s a Aloha. God bless all of you and your family’s best of health.
Mahalo for your kind words. :) May God bless your ohana as well. :)
God bless you all. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
As stated in @sandraromero5899 message above. Lets start a movement... Who's in? :)
Awesome job, Donovan. Many Blessings to you.
Mahalo, Mahalo, Mahalo! :) Many blessings to you and your ohana as well. :)
God bless Saint Donovan.
God bless you and your ohana! :)
A gift from the heart! So sad that acts of kindness are far and few between these days. I wish there was some way to get across to the people of this great land, that loving your neighbor as yourself is where true happiness is; not in doing things that only profit or serve yourself.
Let's start a movement!!!❤
Mahalo! :) Yes todays world is sometimes challenging like that. But it starts with 1. And we took the first step. :) We are always looking for other companies to collaborate with. We feel this is the right step in making our world a better place, one Ohana at a time. :)
Amazing story. Tru Aloha!
That is truly Aloha that is hard now days.
Yes it is hard. But it takes one to make the decision, followed by taking action. In this case, we listened to our hearts and made it happen. We are working on doing this more often. :)
God is good.
Yes he is! Praise om!
Mahalo brahdah 🥰
Mahalos! 🤙
@@softwashhawaii808 just a word 🥰 for those that think aloha is all peachy cream , ALOHA is also scolding (not for you my brahdah) many forget Aloha incorporates, all life even the things we don’t like malama 😆
Good people are still around. We mostly only see bad people in the news. Thank you and please continue to show real people by leaving out the virtue signalers.
Judge people by their actions not by the empty promises they make, like today’s politicians.
Mahalo! 🤙I love it, "Judge people by their actions not by the empty promises they make". :)
Yeah brah! Good for you🤙
🤙Auuuurite!
Mahalo!❤
Right back at ya! :)
Very Pono !!🙏🙏
We try our very best to give back to the communities we work within. :)
Awesome 🤙and the full estimate is a tax right off
We never even thought about the tax write-off. We knew it was the right thing to da after talking story with Michael's Father. ❤🤙
You don't have to get insurance you know. Just do without insurance.
Some companies are sending drones out to check out homes and how it’s maintained.
These money grabbing insurance companies should learn the meaning of ALOHA!
Our Insurance has Triple Hurricane
Hmmmm must be a punahou or Iolani grad. You think Jeffery from Waianae would get the same? Nope, how you think the news found out. Prolly an alumni friend called and said I have a great story for you .
Nope... St. Louis 86'. Michael took the first step. He called for an estimate. We went to his home and did our property walk-through and provided his father with the estimate. We struck up a conversation and he shared his story. Yes, it was that easy. No hook-ups or favoritism. Just plain ol talk story.🤙
Go look at all these people in these positions of media, government, and you’ll see that only Japanese , punahou, iolani , Haoles and town people will get these types of “aloha” . Don’t take my word for it. Go look
Mahalo for sharing. To provide some insight into doing this kind of work. We have offered our services to others for free in the past, and have been declined.
Why don’t these people build TRADITIONAL native homes???? The house is a little unkept???????? THE PLACE IS A DUMP!!!!! aloha
It’s actually nice by Hawai’i standards. Also, keep in mind it’s an older gentleman’s home, it’s gets hard to upkeep your home when you’re older and unable.
Why would they have traditional native homes?! They aren’t native.
What's a "traditional native" home exactly? A European style palace? A pile of rocks? A tinder thatch roof with no walls? An American brick and mortar building? A pagoda? A Toyota Camry? A plantation house? Because rarely did a native ever have to live on a plantation unless you have a more progressive idea of what native means
@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom That was really nice.
@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom at 84 years old, I wouldn't think anyone would want to climb onto a roof. 🤙
@@softwashhawaii808
Right?! Plus it’s Hawai’i, we’re raised to respect and take care of our elderly… apparently not everyone is raised with those morals and ideals.
-Are you the guy that helped this family out?- Just saw that you were the guy who helped them out, mahalo nui ❤️😘🤙🏽… *YOU’RE AWESOME!!!*