Ohana Council
Leadership With Purpose. Unity Through Service.
The Importance of the OHANA Council
A reunion of 250+ family members requires more than planning—it requires teamwork, leadership, and a shared commitment to creating an unforgettable experience. The OHANA Council provides the structure needed to bring together many generations of family, ensuring every detail is organized, every voice is valued, and every moment reflects the spirit of our family.
The council represents different areas of responsibility, allowing each leader to use their strengths, talents, and passion to serve the BICOY ʻohana. Together, they help transform ideas into meaningful experiences that honor our past, celebrate our present, and build our future.
Why the OHANA Council Matters
Creates organization and clear leadership for a large family gathering.
Ensures activities, meals, communication, ceremonies, and operations run smoothly.
Allows family members to contribute their unique skills and talents.
Reduces stress by sharing responsibilities among dedicated leaders.
Helps preserve the BICOY traditions, stories, and values for future generations.
Creates a welcoming and memorable experience for all ages.
Chancellors of the Founding 12
- Kani & Lori
Honoring the legacy, stories, and contributions of the Original 12 while keeping their memory alive.
Supreme Chancellor Facilitator
- Charissa & Horace
Guiding meetings, coordinating efforts, and helping teams work together toward a common goal.
Supreme Chancellor of Entertainment
- Danny R
Supreme Chancellor of Finance
- Mila M
Managing financial responsibilities and helping ensure resources are used wisely.
Supreme Chancellor of Communication
- Ayla
Keeping family members informed, connected, and updated throughout the reunion planning process.
Supreme Chancellor of Digital & Media
- Charissa & Ayla
Managing the official BICOY digital presence and preserving reunion memories.
Official Website: www.bicoyohana.com
BicoyBlog & Instagram
www.bicoyblog-news.com
- Angie B
Supreme Chancellor of Inventory
- Curtis N
Supreme Chancellor of Order (formerly Sergeant-at-Arms)
- Fred B
Helping maintain organization at meetings utilizing the (RED SPOON)
Specific duties
Activities - Dohna, Sarah, Leah-Che, Jack
Banner & Photo books - Phobe & Rosie
Container Supply - Curtis N & Xrystin
Dust Control - Jonathan E.
Garbage Run - Fred's Crew (Sat & Tues)
Hauling supplies - Evan B
Order Supplies - Charissa
Patch holes (to containers) - Rico B
Setup supplies & Camp - Kristopher
Tables & Chairs - Naomi
Supply Request:
Sprinkler, Rice Pot, Large Plastic tubs
One Family. One Mission. One Legacy.
The Ohana Council is more than a leadership team—it is a group of family members who stepped forward to serve. Their dedication allows 250+ BICOYs to come together, reconnect, celebrate our heritage, and create memories that will be carried forward for generations.
Together, they represent the heart of the BICOY Reunion: Honor the past. Celebrate the present. Build the future.
The Importance of the OHANA Council
A reunion of 250+ family members requires more than planning—it requires teamwork, leadership, and a shared commitment to creating an unforgettable experience. The OHANA Council provides the structure needed to bring together many generations of family, ensuring every detail is organized, every voice is valued, and every moment reflects the spirit of our family.
The council represents different areas of responsibility, allowing each leader to use their strengths, talents, and passion to serve the BICOY ʻohana. Together, they help transform ideas into meaningful experiences that honor our past, celebrate our present, and build our future.
Why the OHANA Council Matters
Creates organization and clear leadership for a large family gathering.
Ensures activities, meals, communication, ceremonies, and operations run smoothly.
Allows family members to contribute their unique skills and talents.
Reduces stress by sharing responsibilities among dedicated leaders.
Helps preserve the BICOY traditions, stories, and values for future generations.
Creates a welcoming and memorable experience for all ages.
Chancellors of the Founding 12
- Kani & Lori
Honoring the legacy, stories, and contributions of the Original 12 while keeping their memory alive.
Supreme Chancellor Facilitator
- Charissa & Horace
Guiding meetings, coordinating efforts, and helping teams work together toward a common goal.
Supreme Chancellor of Entertainment
- Danny R
Supreme Chancellor of Finance
- Mila M
Managing financial responsibilities and helping ensure resources are used wisely.
Supreme Chancellor of Communication
- Ayla
Keeping family members informed, connected, and updated throughout the reunion planning process.
Supreme Chancellor of Digital & Media
- Charissa & Ayla
Managing the official BICOY digital presence and preserving reunion memories.
Official Website: www.bicoyohana.com
BicoyBlog & Instagram
www.bicoyblog-news.com
- Angie B
Supreme Chancellor of Inventory
- Curtis N
Supreme Chancellor of Order (formerly Sergeant-at-Arms)
- Fred B
Helping maintain organization at meetings utilizing the (RED SPOON)
Specific duties
Activities - Dohna, Sarah, Leah-Che, Jack
Banner & Photo books - Phobe & Rosie
Container Supply - Curtis N & Xrystin
Dust Control - Jonathan E.
Garbage Run - Fred's Crew (Sat & Tues)
Hauling supplies - Evan B
Order Supplies - Charissa
Patch holes (to containers) - Rico B
Setup supplies & Camp - Kristopher
Tables & Chairs - Naomi
Supply Request:
Sprinkler, Rice Pot, Large Plastic tubs
One Family. One Mission. One Legacy.
The Ohana Council is more than a leadership team—it is a group of family members who stepped forward to serve. Their dedication allows 250+ BICOYs to come together, reconnect, celebrate our heritage, and create memories that will be carried forward for generations.
Together, they represent the heart of the BICOY Reunion: Honor the past. Celebrate the present. Build the future.
