Obituary for Eva "Lorraine" Amoral
Eva Lorraine Amoral of Makawao, Maui, passed in peace on February 20, 2022, at the age of 90.
Lorraine leaves to cherish her loving memories, four children: Lionel Amoral Jr, Patty (Dennis) Corden, Bryan (deceased), and Ricky (Renee) Amoral; five grandchildren: Wendy (Ryan) Anderson, Troy (Jina) Corden, Tiffany (Billy Jr.) Landis, Alicia Amoral, and Rick Amoral; and 3 great-grandchildren.
Lorraine was a devoted wife to her late husband Lionel, they were well known for sitting "cut seat" in their truck on their numerous trips to town. Lorraine and Lionel were married for an astonishing 66 years. Lorraine was incredibly hard-working since the young age of 12 and worked as a nanny, housemaid, and cook. She retired from Seabury Hall where she was the head cook for 30 years.
Once Lorraine and Lionel retired they turned the family tradition of making Portuguese sausage into a business and founded Lionel and Lorraine's Sausage House. Their sausage is loved by many and the tradition is continued by their children and grandchildren.
Family was most important to Lorraine, she loved deeply and smiled often. It was not uncommon for Lorraine to slip a $20 bill to a family member and if they protested she'd say, "it's for the souls." To find another as kind and caring as Lorraine would not be an easy task.
Lorraine will be deeply missed by her family and all those who were fortunate enough to know her.
Lorraine leaves to cherish her loving memories, four children: Lionel Amoral Jr, Patty (Dennis) Corden, Bryan (deceased), and Ricky (Renee) Amoral; five grandchildren: Wendy (Ryan) Anderson, Troy (Jina) Corden, Tiffany (Billy Jr.) Landis, Alicia Amoral, and Rick Amoral; and 3 great-grandchildren.
Lorraine was a devoted wife to her late husband Lionel, they were well known for sitting "cut seat" in their truck on their numerous trips to town. Lorraine and Lionel were married for an astonishing 66 years. Lorraine was incredibly hard-working since the young age of 12 and worked as a nanny, housemaid, and cook. She retired from Seabury Hall where she was the head cook for 30 years.
Once Lorraine and Lionel retired they turned the family tradition of making Portuguese sausage into a business and founded Lionel and Lorraine's Sausage House. Their sausage is loved by many and the tradition is continued by their children and grandchildren.
Family was most important to Lorraine, she loved deeply and smiled often. It was not uncommon for Lorraine to slip a $20 bill to a family member and if they protested she'd say, "it's for the souls." To find another as kind and caring as Lorraine would not be an easy task.
Lorraine will be deeply missed by her family and all those who were fortunate enough to know her.