Establishes Richard "Buffalo" Keaulana Day on September 2 to honor his contributions to surfing and Hawaiian culture.
The bill designates September 2 as Richard "Buffalo" Keaulana Day to honor his legacy as a surfer, lifeguard, and cultural ambassador. Born in Honolulu, Keaulana was a renowned surfer and lifeguard in Makaha, known for his smooth style and contributions to the sport. The bill adds a new section to Chapter 8 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to recognize this day, which is not a state holiday. Keaulana's legacy includes his role in the first voyage of the Hokulea to Tahiti and his induction into the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation hall of fame.
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