He served in the Marine Corps for 24 years and retired as a major. Right To Life, and Alliance for Traditional Marriage and Values Hawaii. He and his wife, Suk, live in Makakilo and have three sons and a daughter. Maeda Timson Timson, a 29-year Makakilo resident, said she believes she can use her years of community service and experience as assistant vice president at First Hawaiian Bank as a legislator. She said that as Kapolei becomes the center of economic activity in Leeward O ' ahu, surrounding communities also will benefit.
Aquaculture is another possibility for our area.
She supports reduction of public school class sizes, but said she first wants to look at how a federal court order requiring better education for disabled students would affect the Department of Education budget. As state legislator, I would encourage more community and business involvement at the teaching at our schools. Timson said she would push for a moratorium on any expansion at Campbell Industrial Park until a safety inspection is done on chemical storage tanks there. A sulfuric acid spill took place last Thanksgiving at a plant there. On the issue of traffic, Timson said she supports staggered work hours for government and private workers to ease morning rush-hour traffic.