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Parker Macarius Song (YoB: 2010 (1/4 Greek, 1/4 Hawaiian/, 1/4 Japanese, 1/4 Korean)

Parker's sister: Alana Athina Song (YoB: 2013) (1/4 Greek, 1/4 Hawaiian/, 1/4 Japanese, 1/4 Korean) (Lives with mother in Jordan River (pop. 100) on southwestern coast of Vancouver Island.)

Parker's father: Kenji Jae Song (YoB: 1985) (1/2 Japanese, 1/2 Korean) Currently a patient at a psychiatric hospital in Vancouver, Canada. He is a successful novel author of various genres.

Parker's mother: Daphne Athina (nee Kahana) Song: (YoB: 1985) (1/2 Greek, 1/2 Hawaiian) Lives in Jordan River and is one of the two doctors who works at the medical office.

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Parker's paternal paternal (great) grandfather (Korean): Ji Jae Song: (YoB: 1935) (YoD: 2000). Lived with his wife, Bora, in Toronto (Koreantown), Ontario, Canada. He and his wife owned a corner variety store. He was shot to death by someone who robbed the store. He and his wife had one child, a son, Woo-Jin Jae Song.

Parker's paternal paternal (great) grandmother (Korean): Bora Nari (nee Park) Song: (YoB: 1935): Lived with her husband, Ji, in Toronto (Koreatown), Ontario, Canada. After her husband was murdered, she sold their store and then moved to Vancouver (Japantown), British Columbia, Canada to be near her son and grandchildren. She and her husband had one child, a son, Woo-Jin Jae Song. She spends her time babysitting her 7 year old great grandson, Ji Jae Song (YoB 2018)

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Parker's paternal maternal (great) grandfather (Japanese): Kenji Riku Yamamoto: (YoB: 1935) (YoD: 2019): Lived with his wife, Akemi, in Vancouver (Japantown), British Columbia, Canada. He and his wife owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. Died alongside his wife by running into their neighbor's burning house to save their neighbors' young children. The parents of the children were partying at a house across the street. They successfully rescued all the children but the damage they took from the fire was too much and they died before the fire trucks arrived. He and his wife had one child, a daughter, Mitsuki Fumi Yamamoto.

Parker's paternal maternal (great) grandmother (Japanese): Akemi Hikari (nee Yamashita) Yamamoto: (YoB: 1935) (YoD: 2019): Lived with her husband, Kenji, in Vancouver (Japantown), British Columbia, Canada. She and her husband owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. Died alongside her husband by running into their neighbors' burning house to save their neighbors' young children. The parents of the children were partying at a house across the street. They successfully rescued all the children but the damage they took from the fire was too much and they died before the fire trucks arrived. She and her husband had one child, a daughter, Mitsuki Fumi Yamamoto.

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Parker's maternal maternal (great) grandfather (Greek): Macarius Vangelis Pantazi: (YoB: 1935) (YoD: 2020): Lived with his wife, Dafni, in Vancouver (Greektown), British Columbia, Canada. He and his wife owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. He died from a heart attack. He and his wife had one child, a daughter, Irini Athina Pantazi.

Parker's maternal maternal (great) grandmother (Greek): Dafni Athina (nee Drakos) Pantazi (YoB: 1935) (YoD: 2020): Lived with her husband, Macarius, in Vancouver (Greektown), British Columbia, Canada. She and her husband owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. She died while she was sleeping a week after her husband died from a heart attack. She and her husband had one child, a daughter, Irini Athina Pantazi.

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Parker's maternal paternal (great) grandfather (Hawaiian): Koa Keanu Kahana (YoB: 1935) (YoD 2021): Lived with his wife, Alana, in Little Tribune Bay (pop 1,225 year-round) on Hornby Island in British Columbia, Canada. Hornby Island is one of the islands referred to as 'Little Hawaii' in British Columbia. He and his wife owned a souvenir & windsurfing rental shop and also taught windsurfing lessons. Their son, Kapono, took over the family business when they retired. He and his wife had one child, a son, Kapono Koa Kahana.

While his great grandchildren Parker (11 yrs old) and Alana (8 yrs old) were visiting, he was giving them windsurfing lessons in the shallow waters by the shore while his son, Kapono, was giving a group of tourists a windsurfing lesson farther out and his wife, Alana, and his granddaughter-in-law were in the shallow water with his great grandchildren (2 year old twins), Keanu and Kiana. A rare appearance of a great white shark turned to tragedy quickly. The shark emerged from the water and bit the legs off one of the tourists getting the windsurfing lesson. His son yelled at the tourists to swim to shore as fast as they could and doved towards the shark and the injured man. Kapono grabbed part of the injured tourist's broken board and started to bash the shark with hit, hoping to buy some time for help to come to aid the injured man. Upon seeing what was unfolding with his son, Koa, told Parker to get his sister to the beach and well away from the water, then used his windsurf board to swim out towards his son. As he passed the tourists (sans one) his son was giving a lesson to swim past him, he told them to make sure everyone gets out and stays away from the water until the all-clear was given. Frantic, his arms and legs getting tired, Koa got to his son in time to see him heroically push the injured tourist out of the way of the shark's next attack, but it was a mortal sacrifice, Koa knew. He got to the injured tourist and placed him on his surfboard, then picked up the broken board his son had been using to try to buy the tourist time to get to shore. Lifeguards were on their way to help via jet skis. The lifeguards got there in time to rescue the injured tourist but not in time to save Koa from joining his son in sacrificing himself to save others.

Parker's maternal paternal (great) grandmother (Hawaiian): Alana Kiana (nee Parker) Kahana (YoB: 1935): Lived with her husband, Koa, until his death, in Little Tribune Bay (pop 1,225 year-round) on Hornby Island in British Columbia, Canada. Hornby Island is one of the islands referred to as 'Little Hawaii' in British Columbia. She still lives at the home she owned with her husband. She spends her time babysitting her 6 year old great grandchildren, the twins, Keanu Vangelis Kahana and Kiana Athina Kahana.

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Parker's paternal grandfather (Korean): Woo-Jin Jae Song (YoB 1960) (YoD: 2022). Lived with his wife, Mitsuki, in Vancouver (Japantown), British Columbia, Canada. He and his wife owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. While unlocking his car, which was parked in a parkade (multi-level parking structure) on the second-highest level by the ledge, a mugger pushed him off the building, resulting in him falling to his death. He and his wife had three children, the oldest a son, Kenji Jae Song (YoB 1985), the middle child a daughter, Akemi Jae Song (YoB 1992) and the youngest a boy, Riku Jae Song (YoB 1993).

Parker's paternal grandmother (Japanese): Mitsuki Fumi (nee Yamamoto) Song (YoB 1960): Lived with her husband, Woo-Jin, in Vancouver (Japantown), British Columbia, Canada. She and her husband owned a corner variety store, which they sold when they retired in 2000. She and her husband had three children, the oldest a son, Kenji Jae Song, the middle child a daughter, Akemi Jae Song and the youngest a boy, Riku Jae Song. She spends her time babysitting her 8 year old granddaughter, Ishi Kimiko Nakamura.

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Parker's maternal grandfather (Hawaiian):Kapono Koa Kahana (YoB 1960) (YoD: 2021). Lived, with his wife, Irini, in Little Tribune Bay (pop 1,225 year-round) on Hornby Island in British Columbia, Canada. Hornby Island is one of the islands referred to as 'Little Hawaii' in British Columbia. He worked at and then took over his parent's business, a souvenir and wind surfboard rental shop and he also gave windsurfing lessons. See Parker's maternal paternal (great) grandfather's entry on how he died. He and his wife had two children, the eldest, a daughter, Daphne Athina Kahana (YoB1985) and the youngest, a son, Koa Kai Kahana (YoB 1994).

Parker's maternal grandmother (Greek): Irini Athina (nee Pantazi) Kahana (YoB: 1960). Lived with her husband, Kapono, in Little Tribune Bay (pop 1,225 year-round) on Hornby Island in British Columbia, Canada. Hornby Island is one of the islands referred to as 'Little Hawaii' in British Columbia. She is retired and after the tragedy of losing her husband and son, moved in with her daughter's family in Jordan River. While her daughter Daphne is at work, she takes care of her granddaughter, Alana.

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Parker's Uncle Riku Song (Japanese/Korean): Riku Jae Song (YoB: 1993). Lives in Vancouver (Japantown) with his (Korean) wife, Ami Cho (nee Kim) Song and their 7 year-old son, Ji Jae Song. He works as a screenwriter and has adapted several of his brother's novels into movie screenplays.

Parker's Aunt Akemi (Japanese/Korean): Akemi Jae (nee Song) Nakamura (YoB: 1992). Lives in Vancouver (Japantown) with her husband, Hiro Nakamura* and their 8 year-old daughter, Ishi Kimiko Nakamura. Akemi is an actress. She has had a role in each movie that was based on one of her brother's Kenji's novels (which was adapted into a screenplay by her brother, Riku).

Parker's Uncle Koa (Greek/Hawaiian): Koa Kai Kahana (YoB: 1994). Lives in Little Tribune Bay with his (Hawaiian) wife, Kailani Keone (nee Fisher) Kahana, and their 6-year old twins, (boy) Keanu Vangelis Kahana and (girl) Kiana Athina Kahana. He runs the family business (a souvenir and wind surfboard rental shop) and gives windsurfing lessons.

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Parker's cousins:

8 years old (3/4 Japanese, 1/4 Korean) female cousin: Ishi Kimiko Nakamura

7 years old (3/4 Korean, 1/4 Japanese) male cousin: Ji Jae Song.

6 year old (3/4 Hawaiian, 1/4 Greek) male cousin: Keanu Vangelis Kahana

6 years old (3/4 Hawaiian, 1/4 Greek) female cousin: Kiana Athina Kahana

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* Hiro Nakamura, as the character from Heroes I would like Parker's Aunt Akemi to have met both Hiro and Charlie during the time Hiro was trying to change the past to save Charlie, and Charlie seeing that Hiro's determination was making Akemi fall for him, told Hiro that she did not want him to miss out on having a family and after accepting he could not change Charlie's fate, welcomed Akemi into his heart (knowing that she knew how he felt about Charlie). Parker's 8-year old cousin, Ishi's future will include manifesting her father's teleportation (but not time travel) powers.

Parker's Uncle Koa, gifted his grandfather's necklace of large dark necklace pearls to Parker, as both a living memento for Parker to remember his granfather and grandfather he witnessed sacrificing their lives the day of the great white shark attack at Little Tribune Bay in Little Hawaii, B.C., and for helping to ensure their family name bloodline's children (Koa' twins, Keanu & Kiara), remained safe while his father, Kapono Koa Kahana (Parker's grandfather), and his grandfather, Koa Keanu Kahana (Parker's great-grandfather) sacrificed themselves to save innocents from a great white shark attack in Little Hawaii (at Little Tribune Bay).