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Bowling Tournament Remembers Kona Fisherman

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Many in the Kona community were saddened when news came down on May 29 that resident Randy Llanes had died in a fishing accident at Honokokau Harbor.

Not only was Llanes a well-known fisherman, but he also spent time at KBXtreme in Kailua-Kona as a frequent bowler. This Sunday, the bowling alley and entertainment center is holding a fundraiser for Llanes’ family.

Sunday’s bowling tournament fundraiser will consist of five-person teams. An entry fee of $39 will be charged to each individual. Prizes will be awarded and a round of Corona beer will be given to each participant, except for minors, who will receive a complimentary soda.

There will also be a silent auction. KBXtreme announced through its Facebook page that some of the silent auction items include two-night hotel stays from the Waikoloa Beach Marriott and Royal Kona Resort and a jack stand from NAPA Auto Parts. Other items have been donated by Jack’s Diving Locker, Harbor House Restaurant, Captain Zodiac, Sam Choy’s Kai Lanai Restaurant, and Hawai’I Titanium Rings.

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All proceeds will go to the Llanes family through the “LTW…Llanes, That’s Why” GoFundMe online account. As of early Friday evening, over $32,000 had been raised with a goal of $40,000.

Check-in time for the tournament is at 8:30 a.m. Anyone interested in donating silent auction items or making any other donations can e-mail Craig@kbxtreme.com.

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