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Legendary surfing pioneers, Rabbit Kekai (79), Woody Brown (88) and John Kelly (81).
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Bernie Baker
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John "Doc" Ball (now 93) circa 1935, the oldest surfer featured in Surfing for Life.
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John "Doc" Ball (93).
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LeRoy Grannis
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Anona Napoleon (now 60) circa 1961, a native of Hawaii, has been surfing there for nearly 50 years.
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Clarence Maki
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Fred Van Dyke (now 70) circa 1967, known for riding the "big waves" such as this.
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Don James
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Eve Fletcher (73), one of the oldest women still surfing, belongs to a group in their 70s who regularly surf together in southern California.
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Lee Crumm
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Woody Brown (88), a resident of Hawaii for most of his life, still goes surfing every chance he gets.
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David L. Brown Productions
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Rabbit Kekai (79) known as being the first practitioner of "hot dog" surfing, has been surfing in Hawaii since the age of five.
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LeRoy Grannis
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David L. Brown, the award-winning director of Surfing for Life.
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David L. Brown Productions
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