The subject of the Breadfuit Leaf was chosen as it is a favourite image of Hawaii for Mrs. Warren and for the tree's historical significance to Hawaii. Breadfruit has been a staple in the Polynesian diet for centuries. The "honu", or sea turtle was included as the favourite image for Margaret Millar. The Leaf is hollowed, echoing the Puka Puka rock, a favourite of Jack Millar's. Binkley carved the sculpture in such a fashion so that one can sit in it, like a recliner chair.

Binkley hand selected the white marble while in Italy. The Breadfruit Leaf is carved from carrara bianco marble, a variety from the famous quarries of Carrara, Italy. He had the block shipped to his studio in North Vancouver and when he finished carving it, he shipped it onto Hawaii. It is amazing that a piece of the Appinine Mountains was taken out of Italy and went halfway around the world to land in the middle of the Pacific Ocean!

Binkley was honoured and blessed to have contributed to the memories of Jack and Margaret Millar, through sculpting the Breadfruit Leaf sculpture. This truly remarkable couple who left behind a legacy filled with beauty, promise, and hope; the Millars were of great service to the local environment and its people. Their energy is very apparent at Napili Kai Beach Resort, as the staff and fellow visitors exude such warmth. It is a magical place, where the surf meets the sand, sea turtles introduce themselves and a warm Hawaiian sun watches over you.

Binkley is truly grateful to Elizabeth Warren for her dedication and support over the past three decades.