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Wilson. Contributed photo Let me introduce you to Wilson. To say that Wilson worked for my father as a mechanic would be misleading. He could make or find anything, and solve employee, customer or logistics issues — whatever no one else could figure out. I had caught onto this by the time I was eight, and cultivated a close relationship with Wilson. He tutored me in the practical arts — welding, machining, scouting junkyards — all the skills needed for a young inventor with little money.

“Don’t let the title ‘Pastor’ fool you,” warned the new Patagonia Community United Methodist Church pastor, Katrina Pahulu, during an address at a weekly Spiritual Roundtable meeting, an outreach program of the local church. The 34-year-old went on to explain, “As I grew up, I strayed from church, despised it. It felt stifling. I did my own thing. I was the outgoing party girl.” Pastor Katrina was born on the Hawaiian island of Maui and grew up in Lahaina, a two-church town.