
Applause thanks and acknowledges the good deeds of others. Pamela Young is the news anchor of KITV4 news at 5 and producer of "Mixed Plate," Hawaii's longest running news feature series and winner of 9 Emmy awards.
Below are the last 10 columns written by Pamela Young
Dear Pamela,
I recently lost my balance at Mililani Town Center due to my brain tumor.
Dear Pamela,
My car is not aging gracefully. Although I recently had it serviced, within a three-week period a right tire went flat and the battery died. Fortunately, Coast Guard Lt. Miles Jenkins helped fix the flat and Federal Building security guard Alex Ancheta jump-started the battery.
Read Column>>Aloha, Pamela,
I was walking alone early around the 3-mile loop of Enchanted Lake in Kailua the other morning and noticed a compact silver car making a U-turn in the middle of the road. He pulled up alongside the curb, in the direction that I was headed.
Read Column>>Hi Pamela,
I had to visit Queen’s Hospital for an orthopedic appointment for my wrist. When it came time to pay for my parking ticket at the kiosk, not only was I fiddling around in my purse with my wrist brace on, but I realized I didn’t have any cash on me.
Read Column>>Dear Pamela,
This week my family had an emergency crisis. My mom is at a care home in Kaneohe; her younger sister is at Castle Medical Center with a short time to live. My mother wanted to see her younger sister for the last time.
Read Column>>Dear Pamela,
My car battery expired on Kamehameha Highway in Aiea. A red fire truck was several cars behind me and about five firefighters jumped out and pushed my car into the driveway of Sumida Watercress Farm.
Read Column>>Aloha Pamela,
In July I was hurled to the ground by an SUV that backed up and ran over my right arm. The arm was hemorrhaging severely, and someone elegantly dressed knelt down on the bloody pavement and said, “I am a nurse. I am going to help you.”
Read Column>>Dear Pamela,
No matter how thankful I am in my life, pushing my blessings is not something that I would like to take for granted, but there are two unknown individuals involved in two separate incidents whom I need to give a big mahalo and God bless you.
Read Column>>One Saturday I was the victim of a head-on collision on Dole Street. Stanley of Freeman Guards was the first to assist me, helping me out of my car, which was leaking fluid (I had a full gas tank),
Read Column>>Dear Pamela,
Recently, my diamond solitaire fell off my ring. It was a horrifying moment when I realized that it was gone - lost. After some exhaustive searching, I began to call a few places I had been that day.