About Us

Dr. Kauahi Perez

Crown Imperial Princess For Life (CIPFL) of Reign 41

Palolo Valley

I was asked by my hanai sister, Saydeez Hilina'i Heavens, to join her court of the 41st reign and have been a part of ISCOH ever since.

In previous years, I've had fond memories of being a part of ISCOH functions. After joining Empress Saydeez's court, I've had even more fond memories of being a part of ISCOH. What I love most about ISCOH is the all-encompassing mission that is to offer positive support for ALL humankind through various activities. 

Jerrine Jeffries

Oahu

My Emperor and I were asked by QM Charmaine and KF Bill if we would be interested in joining the IMPERIAL COURT OF ALL HAWAII (it was named that before ISCOH), back in 2006, we agreed and that’s was the beginning of a new generation. 

My second reign I stepped up to the title, with the intention of introducing the younger generations to join. 

As years passed by I began to see the new generation coming into ISCOH and it grew more stronger as we moved forward. It has become my personal passion for this organization to continue to grow as we move forward with our mission to serve our community.

Josslyn C. Simmone Ulumoku Rockafeller Williams

Empress 44

My journey with the Imperial Sovereign Court of Hawai'i began with a desire to be part of something greater than myself—a community built on love, acceptance, unity, and service.

What started as an opportunity to meet new people and become involved in the community grew into something that would forever change my life. Through the Imperial Sovereign Court of Hawai'i, I found not just an organization, but a family. A family that celebrates individuality, embraces diversity, and believes in making a difference in the lives of others.

Being part of this organization has taught me the true meaning of leadership, compassion, dedication, and sacrifice. It has given me the opportunity to serve my community, support those in need, create lasting friendships, and become a voice for those who may not always feel heard.

As Empress 44 of Hawai'i, my journey became even more meaningful. Wearing the crown was never simply about a title, a beautiful gown, or recognition. It was about the responsibility to lead with dignity, serve with humility, and represent my community with pride.

The Imperial Sovereign Court of Hawai'i is important to me because it represents love, hope, equality, family, and the power of giving back. It reminds me that true royalty is not measured by the crown upon your head, but by the love in your heart and the lives you touch along the way.

I am proud to be part of an organization that has given me so much, and I hope that through my service, I have given something meaningful in return.

Once a Monarch, Always a Monarch. The crown may be passed on, but the love, service, and legacy remain forever.

Kaimana Johnson  

Hau'ula, HI

I have been with the ISCOH for 10+ years. 

Throughout my many years of service I have always loved how we work for the betterment of the community. I enjoy serving the community and being able to put a smile on someone's face as well as helping them have a better day. I do this work knowing that if it wasn't for the dedication and hard work of those that came before me the organization wouldn't be what it is today. Here's to many more years to come.

Reigning Monarch

Empress Janna Del Rey

Born on Oahu but grew up in Winchester, Virginia. Moved back to Hawaii at 16. 

I was introduced to ISCOH through my friend, Cienna Browne, when I was 19. Since then, I have continued to support and volunteer for the organization behind the scenes. In my everyday life, I dedicate myself to helping our most vulnerable and at-risk LGBTQIA+ communities, and I am incredibly excited for the opportunity to expand that commitment through my role as the reigning Empress.

Having grown up in poverty and often feeling misunderstood, I know firsthand how important it is to have people in your corner, even when they are strangers. I know what it means to rely on food stamps, hand-me-down clothing, and the generosity of others to get through difficult times. I would not be where I am today without people who were willing to help. Those experiences have shaped the person I am and strengthened my desire to be that source of support, encouragement, and hope for someone else.

To me, being involved with ISCOH means more than volunteering; it means being a light for those who may feel unseen, unheard, or forgotten. It means recognizing the barriers people face because of unfavorable social determinants of health and helping connect them with the guidance, resources, and support they need to find their way forward.

I believe that service is not just about what you can give when it is convenient, but about being willing to show up when you are needed. If there is something I can do to help, I will do it. And if I cannot, I believe there is always a solution to be found. I want my time as Empress to reflect that commitment through meaningful action, compassion, and service to the community.