Name:
Chandler W. Rowe Jr. “Chan”
Hometown:
Kailua Hawaii
Education:
Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam WI '62
Lawrence University, WI '66, BA “Magna Cum Laude”
Distinguished Military Graduate
Additional Education:
Stock Broker Pacific Coast and Boston Exchanges 1969 -71 Theological Seminary of the South. Sewanee EFM Society of Plastics Engineers Senior Member Certified Composite Technician CCT Certified Composites Technician Instructor CCTI
Career:
USAF Officer 66-71 Captain, Special Agent, Office of Special Investigations
Stock Broker & financial Planning, 70-72
Entrepreneur 71- present
Custom Composites manufacturing (“fiberglass”). Custom manufacturing of variety of products including tanks, boats, special projects for the military, architectural details, restoration projects.
From 1971 to 1978 Corrosion Control Fiberglass International- Founder Commercial fiberglass Corp.- Founder Boats Hawaii -Founder
1978 to present (however retired in 2006) Plas-Tech Ltd.- Co-founder with my wife 1978 to present. Custom Composites Hung Wah Industrial Plastics PRC 1987 present Co-founder Plastics injection molding.
Volunteer Service Honolulu Habitat for Humanity (1997-2005)– Board Member Recipient of President's Award
Site supervisor for construction Hawaii Habitat For Humanity Association Inc.- President (2007-2013)
Episcopal Church in Hawaii- served in various capacities 1971 – present
Family:
Chan married his wife Nancy in 1966, they have two son's Chandler III, Benjamin as well as two Grandsons, Cheyne and Willy. Purpose: In addition to having a successful professional career Chan has a long tradition of helping others to achieve, even more than they believed that they could. He is a caring coach teacher and servant who believes in providing a hand-up to all but not a hand-out. “We are all here on this earth to serve a higher purpose; to be Stewards of all that has been given to us by God. My passion is to help people by understanding their goals and dreams and helping them achieve them so that they may live fuller richer lives and serve mankind to their fullest potential.”
