Lahaina FIRE - One YEAR Anniversary - New DRONE Tour !!! 

How about we send taxpayer money here instead of wars all over the world

Grieving today. This video helps, thank you 🙏. My house burned down, lost everything two days before my wedding. Moved off island last Sept. But my parents/fam stayed and are rebuilding. Lahaina will always be home and will rebuild stronger. God comfort those who need comforting as some lost way more than material things and provide so everyone can rebuild and return home if it’s in your will. God bless Lahaina. I miss you and love you! #lahainastrong

Thanks so much for this. My mom passed in the fires and it was good to see what has happened to her development.

Hi there Jesse. I’ve been subscribed for a couple of months or so. I live in Montana. The gal who does my nails lived in Lahaina for awhile some years back. Her sister still lives there. Her sister nearly succumbed to the fire. She spent quite a bit of time in the ocean to escape the flames. My nail tech, Hailey Piilola, has said she is going to follow you. I texted her your June update. She said her sister will never leave Maui. But it has been very difficult in the aftermath. Thank you for your flyovers and narration. Beautiful job‼️

I was just there last month after living there in 1999-2004. The west side is beautiful like I remember. What I noticed first is how healthy Hawaii is and the have and have not’s stood out big time. I feel bad for the local people. If I had Hawaiian blood I’d be pissed off like a MF. Lahaina is demoed, cleaned up and ready to build. Fast! The developers are licking their chops. I worked construction and I learned back then…. Construction in Hawaii don’t play and it was evident again. God Bless Hawaii and it’s people. Bob and Chris it was really nice to see you again. And Pam, it was nice to meet you. You do Bob good!!❤

best drone video record I've seen of the totality of the Lahaina fire of 1 year ago. The task of cleaning up and rebuilding this town is hard to conceive of but one year after the firs, the progress in doing that is impressive.

Excellent footage of the whole area. such a vast devastation zone. I cried so much for the people who endured this Disaster. We are a Canadian family with a small framing company. My husband is a 25 year carpenter. Would love to help

I lived in East Maui since 1982. It was my dream to live on the West Side at some point, because I loved Lahaina town, the views, weather and beaches on the West Side. Four days before the fire, my dream came true and I closed on my home in Kaanapali, next door to Lahaina town. With a heavy but hopeful heart, I moved in. Your videos are so helpful, showing the amazing progress, acknowledging the tremendous strides being made by the combined efforts of federal, state and county governments, as well as volunteers, charities, churches, builders, attorneys and more. I am with you in positivity for the rebuild.

I didn't realize how far reaching this fire was. Thank you for the video. My heart is with you.

Thank you, Jessie. Grateful to hear the repair work , the resilience , fortitude and strength of the Hawaiian people.

Hi Jesse... My name is Jeff Brooome. I'm writing from Oregon but I grew up on Lahaina Town and went to Lahainaluna High School. I just wanted to say that your videos have been my main source of updates as to the progress of the rebuilding of Lahaina and that I really appreciate them! Do you have any recources that I could access for volunteer work during the rebuild? I'm in the process of planning to move back and would greatly appreciate any information you could provide me in that regard. I just can't sit here and watch anymore! I need to get m;y hands dirty so to speak. Thanks very much!

Looks like the Banyan tree survived 💪🏽💕💜

I'm glad to see the progress as of one year. I appreciate your commentary on the process of rebuilding as well. One of the things that stagger me about rebuilding Maui is that so many people that survived will never be able to live there again? Maybe you have addressed these issues before, but homes need to be built, they won't be cheap, some owners may not have had insurance, and I'm afraid of big hotels and stores buying the lots and destroying the quaintness of Lahaina. Best!

Thank you for this update. We stayed in Lahaina town for 15 days in 2013--our once in a lifetime trip to Hawaii. We loved the town and the people we met every day as walked around the town. We live in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada which is about the same size as Lahaina. We were heartbroken when we learned of the devastating wildfire that consumed Lahaina. Your video shows the resilience and determination of the people of Lahaina in their efforts to rebuild their homes and lives. I hope and pray that as the rebuild proceeds, the character and charm that made Lahaina such a wonderful place to visit will also be restored..

Oh, my goodness. As pretty much all Alaskans, I considered myself a part-time Hawaiian, traveling there once or twice a year. We’d spend a couple days in Waikiki shopping, then fly over to Maui to stay in Wailea. We’d drive to Lahaina or Kaanapali for lunch or dinner, enjoying Maui’s old buildings and vibe. Because we were tourists, we didn’t venture into residential neighborhoods, walking only around the Front street commercial district. We watched in sadness that day, when everything we knew there burned, and listed to stories of the residents. It really wasn’t until I watched your drone video during the first slow phases of cleanup that I saw the totality of the devastation, and how long it would take to just clear debris, much less “recover.”. Your footage is a reminder of how completely people’s lives were destroyed, and that the Maui we loved may not heal for decades. Continued best wishes to everyone affected by the fire, their families and their pets. 🌴🌱🎋🌸🌺❤️‍🩹

Thank you for sharing. We've been coming to Maui for almost 38 years. We stay in Kaanapali Beach, but we always visited Lahaina to just be a tourist. We are so happy to see that the cleanup & rebuilding for the Lahaina citizens is progressing. God bless all of you.

Mahalo Jesse. Lahaina has been on my mind for the last week more than usual. I lived there for 18 years. It’s so emotional to see all the neighborhoods that are just completely gone (including mine) up Lahainluna and by the Cannery Mall. I am hopeful and impressed with the progress though. It’s difficult to get things done quickly in Hawaii, so at least it’s been mostly cleaned up. Although it will never be the same, it will be home to many locals again within the next few years…at least I hope so.

It all looks so dry. At least when the islands grew sugar cane there was watering and land management to the mountain bases. So much needs to change to protect the area in the future. Your updates are heartwarming, Thank you.

Mahalo for capturing this awesome tour of Lahaina 1 year later. So devastating but praying everyone can rebuild what they’ve lost. And praying comfort for the families that lost loved ones🙏😇🏡🏝️

I was in Lahaina 3 weeks before the fire. We weren’t there for as long as I’d like, but my family and I got shave ice and people-watched on Front St. for a while. I took a few pictures throughout the evening, of the surrounding neighborhoods, King Kamehameha III School, the tree, the Lappert’s Ice Cream shop, of the art museum/studio that said “Now Hiring” across the street. It was really lovely. My heart hurt to see and hear about the devastation of Lahaina and its people. I wish I had taken more photos. Thank you for keep us updated.

Glad to see the progress. My wife has family that live near Lahaina. There property was not affected but everything around them was. I am deeply saddened for the residents that lost everything but with help Lahaina is coming back stronger than ever.

Hi Jesse. I have been a subscriber for quite a while now. I have been to Lahaina more times than anywhere else in this beautiful state, ever since the 1970's. I love the work that you do to keep us informed. I am still so broken hearted with the devastation of the magical town. I pray the rebuild will continue as fast as possible. This will take a lifetime to heal from the grief. God bless the people of Lahaina❤

All the water clean that is an amazing feat! Aloha to all the people of Maui❤

Hi Jesse - I've been following your videos as my work team includes Hawaii team members on all the islands. We've been walking this journey with them from the mainland over the past year, with various trips and donations in support. Our team covers Northern California so wildfires are familiar, but this devastation is so big. Your videos are really well done and are helpful to see how far the community has come, and how much work there is still to do. Heartbreaking and hopeful at the same time. Thank you so much for giving us this birds eye view into the situation. I'll keep following to see the progress. Lahaina town is in our prayers - Mahalo!

Good morning, both my family and myself are currently visiting Maui (Lahaina Town for the next several days, and I can say without hesitation that I am immensely grateful for the videos you’ve uploaded to this channel. I love history, and unfortunately history is not always pretty, however your masterful depictions of the slow but eventual return of Lahaina Town, provides a self guided tour unlike any other, particularly previous land marks and still sacred sites. Thank you very much providing these insightful videos. Ross from Chicago.

I used to live on Maui as a visitor, not a real tourist but feeling at home, especially in the Ka'anapali area and Lahaina, when we lived in Europe. I now live in Mexico. Lahaina holds dear memories when my beloved husband was still in this dimension. Thank you for this hopeful information and blessings to all. My last visit was in Nov '19, hoping to be there again soon❤

We were scheduled to make a cruise stop in Lahaina next February but the line has changed our port of call. It was always my dream to visit Maui and Lahaina so your updated video footage may be as close as I ever get. Hoping that everyone displaced is rehomed as quickly as possible and that they can get their lives back on track. Thank you for this!

What a tremendous amount of work has been done. Such devastation was hard to imagine. Thank you, Jesse, for your diligence in sharing your videos with everyone. I live in Maryland, USA and have followed you since the fire. The progress you document is a testament to the spirit of Hawaii and the love you have. Thank you again for keeping us updated. God bless you.

Thanks for producing this aerial video. My wife and I vacationed every year at the former KBH in Kaanapali from 2006 to 2013 but spent most of our time roaming the streets and shops in Lahaina. Broke our hearts to see that entire area obliterated by the fire storm. The lost souls should remain forefront in everyone’s memory but its also hard to fathom so much lost history. We were ready to rebook a return trip when every television channel broadcast the fire as it was happening. We live in Calgary Alberta Canada but our hearts belong to Maui and to the many friends we made who primarily live clise to the airport. We will return in 2025 but aren’t sure if Kaanapali will be the place as the former KBH is now owned by Outrigger who we really aren’t fond of. Sad that our old haunt (KBH) will never be what it once was … traditional & quaint. 🥲

I was lucky enough to visit Lahaina in April of 2022. I am so happy to see the Banyan tree is surviving.❤

Thanks so much for this update. We were on a cruise from Sydney earlier this year which was originally planned to visit Lahaina. Having been there before, I could not believe the devastation at the time of the fire. I remember that Banyan tree and so pleased some of it has survived. I remember visiting a wonderful patchwork shop which I think was not too far from that tree. People here in Australia have definitely not forgotten Lahaina/Maui and look forward to people there being able to return to normal. Very best wishes!

I'm glad you are helping show all the displaced people how far things have gotten

It breaks my heart to see what happened to that beautiful area. I had a condo in Kihei back in the late 80,s and early 90's I spent a lot of time in Lahaina taking dive boat trips out of the harbor, enjoying all the great places to go, the galleries etc. My prayers are with all the people of Lahaina. Thank you for the update.

So sad to see this gorgeous, spiritual place still struggling... our hearts go out to the people of Lahaina. My dad lived there for 15 years.

Your video's are a great resource to not only locals but to those of us who have visited Maui on numerous occasions becoming familiar with the landscape and people. 👍👍👍

So much progress has been made in just one year! It'll be back to new in no time at this rate! Great job, everyone.

Hey Jesse, we spent our honeymoon 2014 on Hawaii, and partially on Maui. I was shocked by the fire a year ago, but seeing front street we walked along and half of Lahaina just teared down hit hard. I almost have tears in my eyes. All the best from the other side of the world and heartfelt greetings from Germany.

I'm happy to see that progress is being made although slow. Stayed in Lahaina many, many times. Use to stay at the Aina Nalu, shop at Foodland, went to Kaiser (I'm a Kaiser employee), attended mass at the Maria Lanikila Catholic Church, supported local businesses, spent birthdays' there and more. I'm sad but at the same time hopeful for all the Lahaina residents and I hope they get everything they deserve and more and can rebuild their lives and homes, continue to heal and get any mental health support to help them with the grieving process. I pray for healing.

Thanks Jesse, muchly appreciated. Looking good. We were there March and October '23. Hoping to get back next year. Take care.

Thank you Jesse for your updates. We have family in Hana and visit about once a year. We miss our visits to Lahaina and look forward to the day when families again occupy their homes and businesses.

Aloha Jesse, thanks again for your awesome video footage and the time and energy you put into these, to keep us updated! Mahalo Aloha!!🏝

I live in the Netherlands and visited Lahaina in 1992. Thank you for your updates, they allow me to stay connected from my flat little part of the world.

Kia Ora from New Zealand, thank you so much for the Update. I quiet often think of Hawaii and its people and wonder how they are coming along with the rebuild. It takes time but when your part of it, it doesn't seem to be going as fast as you would like. My thoughts are with everyone up there on the Island. Thankyou once again.

THANK YOU JESSE!!! We are so grateful for your videos. I really appreciate seeing the progress. Being a Maui girl, born and raised, it still breaks my heart but glad to see we will survive this devastation. It will take time and patience!!! ❤

Excellent video, thank you. We were visiting Maui one year ago August 4-12. 😢Staying in Wailea and visiting family in Wailuku. On Saturday before the fire, our family led us on a walk down Front Street from the outlets to the banyan tree. So glad we did. Quite the experience when the fires roared through. 😔

Aloha Jesse. Thanks once again for your continued updates. Much appreciated. Mahalo.

Thank you so much for making this videos 🙏. I was in Maui last year and left our beautiful island one day before the fires started. My favorite place to stay was Aina Nalu and it breaks my heart to see it all gone . Our beautiful Lahaina gone 😢 I continue to pray for the Maui people and I will be back once Lahaina is rebuilt . I’m not returning until then , it’s to painful to see it gone

Mahalo , Jesse! I can only imagine how much work goes into flying, editing, voiceover, research stats, etc. that you do to make these high quality videos. You make it easy to keep family, friends and clients updated. KEEP IT UP! 💪

Jesse thank you for your continued information. We were there in march 2024. The people were so kind and loving. We love. H await especially Maui . Lahaina is a beautiful city. I hope the sirens and water are now able to be used in case of another fire (God forbid). We. Love all of the Hawaiian people. Mahalo and Aloha

Once again Aloha from stateside. I still believe you would make a great mayor. It's inspiring to see the rebirth of Lahaina.

Thank you so much for sharing this view. It means a lot to see this and also makes me happy to see how far things have come in a year. I lived in Lahaina for about 6 years (1998-2004) It's beyond comprehension to see how much was affected. Also, it's crazy to see how certain buildings were in between two burn zones but survived. I see the now concrete slab where i used to live in the Shark Pit area at 16:57. it's crazy how the house right behind it didn't burn though.

Just went to the old Lahaina luau, it was an honor to support the people, and to be allowed into their precious neighborhood. God bless them all.

Thanks Jesse! I've commented on your posts on FB as well! Thanks for all the updates and hard work you've done! You really care!I have friends on both sides! Some that are for tourists returning and some that are not! I haven't returned since the fire! I drove down Front St at 2:30pm on 8/8/23! The wind were so bad, we were headed to Kihei from Kahana to escape the winds and have an early dinner at Fred's! We ended up at Maalaea on the side of the highway at 5;30pm and slept in the car for 3 days! Myself my Girlfriend and her 6 year old Daughter! We were in shock sitting there as everyone else was! We had no idea when the road would open back up to get our belongings! I had a friend ship it all back to us 2 weeks later! I am so crushed by this! Thanks for all the updates' it has to be so tough to see all the damage and have to see all the people that are suffering! I'd love to rap to you sometime! Thanks Mitch

Why do I still have tears in my eyes? My heart still hurts. But we are strong, and will rebuild - hopefully better than before. A Hui Hou Kakou. Aloha.

Thank you again for all you do to break us the story of Lahaina Town. It tears me up every time at the loss everyone suffered.Good to see the banyan tree is making a come back.Fleetwoods and Lahaina Pizza were a couple of our favorite places when we visited.

I've followed your videos since you started. Lahainatown looks so much better and perhaps now rebuilding can truly begin. We'll be on Maui next Feb/March, having postponed our trip because we couldn't face it yet, after nearly 20 years of spending time in Lahainatown. Thank you.

Thank you Jesse, We have watched all your videos with great interest. We have a large, Steven Power's painting, Lahaina Moon, that we purchased from the Wyland gallery, in Lahaina. We made the decision to buy it and several Wyland sculptures under the portion of "The Banyan Tree" that is now gone. We are now on the Mainland, but Maui is always in our heart. ❤ Aloha and Mahalo

My son’s been helping since day one, works for GBI, they lost a vehicle in the fire, he was working on Lana’i, lives on Maui.

Great video work and terrific narration! Thanks!!! I'm on the mainland and wishing all those in Lahaina great success with your rebuild. I imagine the local government is totally overwhelmed with permit applications and is faced with the pressure to get them approved asap while also making sure construction is done right and the town doesn't end up looking "cheap" and like things were done too quicklyand without enough thought given to the process. I was hoping to see more construction equipment at work but the longer and more care taken with the rebuild, the better the community will look when finished. I hope plans are being made to have sufficient building supplies and equipment on hand once construction really starts rolling. I started the build of my California house about a year into the pandemic. Supplies (especially lumber) were hard to get and priced accordingly (high, due to the shortage). Paint, plumbing and Electrical items were the most difficult to find. We ended up ordering circuit breakers off a variety of eBay sites. Good luck to you all!!!

Hi Jesse, Thank you for your diligence , patience and hard work in providing us with the latest video updates and information regarding Lahaina and the road to recovery. I will continue to donate to the Maui Foodbank as well as some GoFundMe families. I am also praying for the people of Maui who have been impacted by the trauma of the fire and its aftermath.

Excellent video! I lived in Napili for 20 years waaaaaay back in the mid 70's thru mid 90's. Been gone for 30 years now but visit friends there now and then. Until I saw this footage I had no concept of what Lahaina actually looks like now.. Thank you for the strong dose of reality! Well done. Praying for all and looking forward!!

Mahalo...I've never been to Lahaina but my brother has several times. Seeing the devastation is heartbreaking but at the same time viewing the progress Lahainatown has made has given hope to one day making full recovery.

Aloha, Jesse. I greatly appreciate this (random) video that was on my home page after work today. I live in Oregon and haven't looked for Lahaina vids for months, so this was a wonderful surprise! Your drone coverage was thorough and your knowledge/reporting was amazing! Right after the fire, none of the drone vids showed my aunt's neighborhood. Yours has MULTIPLE flyovers! I took screenshots to send to her son (my cousin). I want to come back to Maui, but I'm torn. The locals had/have polar opposite opinions, so I've spent time only on Kauai. Thank you SO much for this video...and most of all, thank you for your positive attitude. I'm a half-glass-empty girl, so I appreciate your good example...mahalo❣

My wife and I spent our 25 anniversary on Maui and around Lahaina about 10 months before the wildfire. It broke our hearts to see the devastation and loss of life. I’m glad to see that there has been progress on getting peoples homes rebuilt. I hope all those that have been displaced can get their homes rebuilt. Sadly I fear the town will have lost its charm as so many of the historic buildings have been lost. I hope they rebuild the waterfront core in the older style that it was.

Still so sad. We've stayed in the townhouse right at the 1:13 mark to the right of center of frame (has furniture on the deck on the 2nd floor balcony). We brought our boy out there for a trip when he was turning 1 year old, he sees photos from our visit and asks about it over and over. We love Lahaina so much and were so saddened by everything, but we are looking forward to it returning to some kind of normalcy for everyone who lives there.

Hi Jesse thank you for the monthly updates, they are much appreciated. Coming to Maui in 10 days and hope to volunteer somewhere I am needed for a couple days while Im on island.

I was in Maui in 1978 I remember Lahaina and Makawao and Hana. I spent two nights in Haleakala crater during the full moon. I'm so sad it burned down. Climate change is going to hurt Humanity. Mahalo for posting this.

Thanks for investing your time and skills to produce this.. We celebrated our 30th anniversary in the Kaanapali and Lahaina area and wish the people there many blessings for their recovery ❤️

Great coverage of the devastation and rebuilding. Sad to see but glad to see the recovery. Have visited Lahaina for many years and will miss it. On next trip.

Thanks for the extensive view in both directions. I could finally see the remains of the Methodist church where I attended services when visiting the area. I knew it had burned but hadn't seen what remains (the stairs and outline of the sanctuary). I remember what Lahaina looked like, and it's heartbreaking to see what is there currently.

We love Lahaina and were heartbroken by the devastating fire. Its good to see the progress and thank you for the sharing this video. I was looking hard to see the Lahaina Buddhist Temple survived but couldnt make out. I sincerely hope it did. I am glad to see the Banyan tree survived despite all the destruction.

We were there just a month before this happened. We are now coming back next month . This fire 🔥 devastated us to the core . We love the island ❤

Such a beautiful spot on this planet. I have stayed many times on Maui and it is my favorite destination to date. I was grieved watching the fires burn and witnessing the loss of so many places I have visited. The entire rebuild is such a massive task. So many people living a quiet life simply do not have the money to rebuild with what insurance companies offer as compensation. How do you calculate depreciation on a structure that has a real value of 50 times what it originally cost to build. So many families having to fight to regain their heritage and existence.

Thank you Jesse for showing us all the progress that is being on.

Thanks Jesse. We cancelled our trip to Maui last year after the fire and we are coming over next month. This video is a great insight as to where Lahaina was and is. I don't know weather to cry or clap my hands for all the recovery - probably will do a bit of both. Thanks again and Aloha! !! !!!

Aloha ❤ from Germany. Aloha to Maui and Lahaina. Mahalo for your report and video. 😍🙏

Thank You Jesse for the best view of the devastation we've seen so far, it's difficult to imagine at all.

Thank you Jesse, keep up the great work. We really appreciate your dedication to Lahaina and to Hawaii. We live in Ohio but were blessed with a vacation in Kapalua 2019. We spent so much time in Lahaina and fell in love with the Island

I have been watching your videos here in São Paulo, Brazil, since the fire and want to congratulate you and Lahaina for the rebirth of your city and your work. God bless you all

I miss Lahaina sooo much, it was my happy place. I was there a month before the fire. My heart aches for all the residents! I just can't see it yet... I will return eventually...💙💜💚 Thank you Jesse for the update🤩

This is so sad! Thank you for the update! I’ll be staying in Kihei and will be diving with a dive ship in Lahaina that is open and will support the community where I can!

Amazing progress in a little less than a year! (Though I know it can't be fast enough for all those living in temporary housing) Thank you for all these updates and #Lahainastrong!

Thank you for creating and posting this video. I visited Lahaina, Maui for the first time in February 2023. It is good to see that the reconstruction process is well underway.

Appreciate the update, Jesse! Fantastic video and thank you for taking the time to produce these videos!

Wow, the video really gives an idea of the scale of the fire damage. Thank you. I would have never imagined a large scale wild fire in area like Hawaii, should really hit home about the reality of climate change.

My wife and I had a spectacular vacation there 60 years ago and 55 years ago. So happy the construction is going on to rebuild an awesome city.💕💕

I live about as far away from Maui as you can and still be in the US. I knew a lot about the fire, but had no idea the true size and scope of the devastation. Good luck in the rebuild. Can't imagine getting a builder, materials, permits and such. I'm sure many homes were built before building permits, that must now comply.

Thank you for this video. Another realtor is making it look like the town has been completely abandoned by the government. i was so outraged by that and then I watched this video to see all the progress. It’s obviously not enough or fast enough, but it's something better than he implies.

Love Lahaina. Visited many times over the years from Seattle area. Thank you Jesse

Drone photography is amazing. It's so clear. The clean up in just a year is really progressing. Can't wait until the building of the community begins.

Blessing to all those in Lahaina Town

So informative! thank you. The devastation was so far reaching. Those who were lucky enough NOT to loose their homes to the fire were blessed and it's amazing. Thank you from the big island!

Jesse, Thanks for your video. I like your use of Drones. I'm Really blown away by All the damage to Lahaina. What a Great Town that I visited in 2005. We are Not a stranger to Major Damage from Wildfire living in California. I Live in Marin County, but I often visit Santa Rosa (Coffey Park) (Look it up, if you live in Wildfire Areas). Coffey Park "Is a cautionary tale for those in the West", but it's basically in the middle of a Major City. Mostly built back, but took some years. Lahaina will be Re-Built, but Not the Same. I Like the Spirit of Hawaii, and Yes "Hang-Loose". I Love Hawaiians, You are Always Positive.

Aloha Jesse, As a previous Honolulu and Lahaina resident, as well as the Founder of Hobie Sports and one of the original part owners of Kimo's, I appreciate your professional and empathetic work in producing these drone footage presentations of Lahaina's fire aftermath and the progress managed since that dreadful day. Your documentation will serve as essential information as Lahaina continues to heal and rebuild. I hope that the restaurants and businesses along Front Street are allowed to be part of this process. It is important to recover ALL semblances of that which once was...and not for the planning commission to pick and choose that which is to be rebuilt. Those businesses are an important part of Lahaina's history and deserve to be part of the total picture of the new Lahaina reborn!

Lahaina is truly our favorite little town. We have visited so often and this is so heartbreaking to see. It seems so sad that there is so little actual building happening to date. I understand that this takes time. I pray the commercial businesses can now begin so the residents can return to work. Lahaina Strong ❤

Very impressive coverage. Thank you Mr. Jesse G. Wald for letting the world see the progress of Lahaina. ❤

I am so happy to see the changes , I loved Lahaina, have been there twice & would love to visit again. Best wishes to all affected , I hope you can all have some normality in your lives again soon , although that will be difficult. Thinking of you all , from Maitland N.S.W. Australia ❤️😁

Incredible. Maui - America hasn't forgotten about you - the devastation is truly hard to take in.

Awesome work brudda! Much appreciated! I will share with my friends on mainland

Hi Jesse. Thank you for your video updates. You are about the only one giving the concerned public any info on Lahaina's progress. We all grieve with Lahaina today on this one-year anniversary of the fire. God bless you 🙂