A woman of love, compassion, service and full of kindness was my Mom. She wasn't perfect, but her personality made her one of a kind. This genuine hard working woman of 4 beautiful children, did so much for so many that she didn't want anything in return. I've seen my mom go through hard times whether trying to take care of her kids, being the sole care giver to her elderly parent, babysitting many children so that their parents can work to pay bills, feed the missionaries for the past 30 years and giving of herself in countless service by welcoming new families in the neighborhood, feed families, visit families in need, fulfilling her church callings and being selfless in every effort that she can give towards others. If you've meet my mom, you would feel nothing but love and gratitude to her. I know without a shadow of doubt that my mom was a precious and choice soul from heaven. Every day wasn't easy for her. With many health issues, both internal and external, she still pressed forward with humility and with a smile. She showed so much strength in everything that she has done and it has always inspired me to be like her or to emulate her genuine attributes. My siblings and I always look to my mom for comfort, concerns, advice and just to spend time with her whether on the phone or in person. Not one dull moment being with my mom. Her laughter was contagious and cute. She would always have a  little side joke or just being sarcastic towards anyone she's close with just to have a nice good laugh. She may not always be the center of attention, which is something she likes best, but to her children she will always be the center of our lives. 

My mom was a woman of great value and of great worth.

Mz. Lynn Unga was 49 years old when she passed away. Leaving behind 4 children, namely from the oldest to the youngest; Juanita Natalia Mana Elu, Aieleo Henry Elu, JayLynn Tashina Fiatele Elu-Wolfgramm, and Jerica Lovine Ailafo Elu-Nae'ole. With 3 grand children; Jennifer Iulia Tupuola Wolfgramm, Jérina Ailafo Keola'ikamakanaonalani Anovale Nae'ole and Evelina Kapuau'ihoumainalani Nae'ole. And a beloved dear friend and companion Stephen David Medieros Sr. 

Lynn is the daughter of Sioeli Vaine Unga and Lucy Wilson Unga. Out of 13 children, Lynn was #10. 

She has worked hard in all the jobs that she was employed by, which helped provide and support her children throughout the years. A loving mother who did so much and more for her children. they were her life.

Lynn was a woman of great service and with many talents. She has blessed the lives of many and has continued to fellowship everyone that she became acquainted with. 

Missionary work and service was one of her many mottos.

With the love and service that Lynn has shared with many, she will be greatly missed by those who loved and appreciated her in all that she has done. 

Mz. Lynn's funeral services will be help at the Laie North Stake Chapel in Laie, Hawaii. 

10am is the viewing and ceremony will begin at 11am. The burial will be at the Laie Cemetery.

God be with you until we meet again!

Love you Mom!

from your mini me,

JayLynn aka Nini