Obituary for Elaisa Ellen Bergau
Elaisa Ellen Bergau 85, peacefully passed away on September 24, 2022 at her residence in Kahului. Elaisa was born on September 18, 1937. She was born in Kona, Hawaii. Elaisa was preceded in death by her parents Ciriako and Caroline Pedro also her 2 brothers and 2 sisters.
She is survived by: Gail (Pat) Matsui, Pam Bergau, Pua (Wendell) Jeremiah, Lloyd (Donna) Bergau, Ephraim Kahele Bergau 3rd. She was Grandma to many, Tutu to many more and Ma to 5!
Mom is also survived by a lot of nieces and nephews with a couple of them older and closer to her age. But, she sure had her favorites and they all called her Nty Elai.
She was last employed with Haiku Gardens Kaneohe as a prep cook. Her real love was crafting. Mom was known as a master crocheter and if you wanted something she would make sure she takes up the challenge. From a simple lei to a crocheted electric light fixture which still works today after 30 years.
Mahalo to the friends & family of Elaisa for all the love, the compassion, the prayers and condolences. Mahalo to Hospice Maui for the care they gave to her during her last days. Mahalo to the staff at Norman’s Mortuary too. Plenty Mahalo especially to Mary.
Services will be held at Norman’s Mortuary Wailuku on Friday October 14, 2022 viewing starts at 6-9pm, service at 7pm. Following the second day of viewing on Saturday October 15, 2022 viewing starts at 9a. Burial to follow at Valley Isle Memorial Park Haiku at 12p noon.
She is survived by: Gail (Pat) Matsui, Pam Bergau, Pua (Wendell) Jeremiah, Lloyd (Donna) Bergau, Ephraim Kahele Bergau 3rd. She was Grandma to many, Tutu to many more and Ma to 5!
Mom is also survived by a lot of nieces and nephews with a couple of them older and closer to her age. But, she sure had her favorites and they all called her Nty Elai.
She was last employed with Haiku Gardens Kaneohe as a prep cook. Her real love was crafting. Mom was known as a master crocheter and if you wanted something she would make sure she takes up the challenge. From a simple lei to a crocheted electric light fixture which still works today after 30 years.
Mahalo to the friends & family of Elaisa for all the love, the compassion, the prayers and condolences. Mahalo to Hospice Maui for the care they gave to her during her last days. Mahalo to the staff at Norman’s Mortuary too. Plenty Mahalo especially to Mary.
Services will be held at Norman’s Mortuary Wailuku on Friday October 14, 2022 viewing starts at 6-9pm, service at 7pm. Following the second day of viewing on Saturday October 15, 2022 viewing starts at 9a. Burial to follow at Valley Isle Memorial Park Haiku at 12p noon.