Sakada Stories-Filipina

Filipina portrays the life story of Apolonia Agonoy Stice, a second-generation
Sakada descendant, who grew up in the pineapple plantation town of Lanai City
in the 1940’s. Holding true to the values her parents impressed upon her, Mrs.
Stice paved her own path to attain an education, serve her country and raise a
family, realizing through her experiences what it means to be a Filipina.
This video is part of the Gluck Creative Classroom on gluckprogram.u.... This site has free activities, links and information for all ages in art, creative writing, dance, history of art, music, theatre, film and digital production.

[@kimoboy5243]

Beautiful story and life. My dad was a Sakada. Arriving with his older brother in January 1946. They worked at the Hakalau Plantation on the Big Island. He eventually moved to Oahu. Married mom and raised our family.

[@fcsolis]

Nice story. Thank you.

[@KuyaCraig]

Wow she looks good for her age!!!

[@bennyventura4286]

Oh wow amazing story . . Watching from Laoag City - the Philippines. . I wish To borrow some parts of the video on my Original Ilokano Song Composition, titled " SAKADA 1906" How can I get in touch with Mrs Apolonia Stice?

[@leia6569]

Inspirational - be who you are and be proud of your culture and your roots.

[@bobmariotv8345]

Anyone 2024❤