Kodenkan of Phoenix

KODENKAN of Phoenix

DOJO PHOTOGRAPHS

KODENKAN of Phoenix instructors

Pictured here from left to right standing is Sensei Todd Tippet, O-Sensei Glenn Medici, Sensei Marlene Medici, Sensei Craig Cummings and Sempai Mason Bergeron with Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, seated.

	Pictured here from left to right standing is Sempai Monta Folkes, Sensei Craig Cummings and Sempai Mason Bergeron, seated from left to right is O-Sensei Glenn Medici and his instructor Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck.

Pictured here is a group photo taken at the Hombu in Tucson Arizona.

Seated from left to right is O-Sensei Glenn Medici, Shihan Paul Haber, Shihan Vinson Holck, Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, Shihan Dave Parker, Shihan Meleana Tomooka O-Sensei Irene Swanson

	Pictured here is a group photo taken at the Hombu in Tucson Arizona.

	Pictured here is O-Sensei Glenn Medici with his instructor seated, Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck

	Pictured here is Sensei Todd Tippett with Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck seated.

	Pictured here is Sensei Craig Cummings with Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck seated.

Pictured here is Sempai Mason Bergeron with Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck seated.


	Pictured here is Sempai Mason Bergeron with his instructor O-Sensei Glenn Medici seated

	Pictured here left to right is Sensei Todd Tippett, O-Sensei Glenn Medici and Sempai Mason Bergeron at the 2005 OHANA in Tucson Arizona after the karate kata competition. Sempai Bergeron took 2nd place in the Nidan/Sandan division.

Pictured here is a group photo taken at 40th Anniversary of the Kodenkan Yudanshakai celebration in Tucson Arizona.

	Pictured here from left to right is Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, O-Sensei Glenn Medici and the late Professor Sig Kufferath taken at he Kodenkan Yudanshakai Hombu in Tucson, Arizona.

Sensei Marlene, O'Sensei Glenn & Shihan Holck

Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck (right), Glenn Medici, O-Sensei (center), Marlene Medici, Sensei (standing left)


	Three of the original five original founders of KAJUKENBO. left to right is Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, center is Professor Adriano Emperado, and Peter Choo. Not pictured are Frank Ordonez, and Professor C. Chang.

25th anniversary of Kodenkan Yudanshakai

25TH ANNIVERSARY of the Kodenkan Yudanshakai organization held in Tucson, Arizona. Seated from left to right are; Sensei Roy A.V. Holck (founder of the Kodenkan of Tucson. which eventually turned into the Kodenkan Yudanshakai. Next to him is the late Professor David Nuuhiwa from Hawaii, and in the center is now Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, the late Professor Sig Kufferath (in black) and O-Sensei Glenn Medici

The 1990 Ohana celebration included the appearance of some of the top instructors from the Okazaki tradition.

This picture shows: (seated L to R) Professor Wally Jay,the late Professor Antone Gonzales and the late Professor Carl Beaver; (standing L to R) the late Professor Jack Wheat, Bernice Jay,the late Professor Sig Kufferath, Dai-Shihan Joe Holck, the late Professor Francisco Limbago and the late Professor David Nuuhiwa.

The original Kodenkan 1957 on Hawaii

This photo shows the Kodenkan class with instructors Jack Wheat and Joe Holck. Also in this photo (to the left of Dai-Shihan Joe Holck) are the late Professor Sig Kufferath and Hachiro Okazaki. The two children holding the Professor's portrait are his grandsons.

Professor Imi Okazaki-Mullins (seated) daughter of Professor Okazaki and Glenn Medici, O-Sensei


	The Late Professor William Montero, the first Dai-Shihan to the Kodenkan Yudanshakai organization. Professor Montero was also, Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck's brother-in-law, as Sensei Amy Holck was his sister.

	The late Professor Carl Beaver, who was responsible for much of the Seifukujitsu that was transmitted to this dojo. This dojo has a great indebtedness to this man for his willingness to share his knowledge with us.

	This picture has the late Professor Kufferath (seated) and Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck (standing) receiving his instructors scrolls. Dai-Shihan also received his Mokuroku, teaching scrolls from Professor Okazaki in 1949