Obituary for Joseph Simeon Bolosan Oania
March 8, 1961- March 9, 2021
Joseph Simeon Bolosan Oania was born in Wailuku, Maui on March 8, 1961 to Andres Oania Sr. and Rosaline Faborito Oania and departed this life on March 9, 2021 under hospice care surrounded by his loving family.
Joseph was known as Joe or Josie to his loved ones and enjoyed life to the fullest. He had a big heart and showed aloha to all who knew him, helping in any way her could. In his prime years, he worked for various trucking companies Valley Isle Express, Tri-Isle, Royal Hawaiian Movers, and DHX. In recent years, he lived a simple life and enjoyed cruising around Maui.
Joseph is predeceased by his parents and brother, Benjamin Oania. He is survived by sons Brandon Oania, Grayden (Kate) Oania, and Tracen Oania and grandchildren Kauhikoa (Kai) Oania, Kaden Oania, Meleana Oania Pahukoa, and Kaleimahina Oania Pahukoa. Step-mother Jesse (Pasing) Oania. Joseph was the youngest of all his siblings, sisters Doraline McDonald, Karlynn (Steven) Mann, Cheryl DiCenzo, Cilla (Larry) Enfield, Karen (Anthony) Reyes, Valeria (Kenneth) Peters, Milla Raquel, and Clarita (Kevin) Acdal; and brothers Andres Oania, Jr., Raymond Cabrido Jr., and Rogelio Raquel. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Special thank you to the Maui Health ICU Staff and Hospice Hale for the exceptional care they gave Joe during his final days. Cards of sympathy may be sent to C DiCenzo, PO Box 330091, Kahului, Hawaii 96733.
Joe is gone but not forgotten, he will be dearly missed by all who loved him.
Due to Covid restrictions, public services with urn interment will be held at a later date.
Arrangements by Norman’s Mortuary.
Joseph Simeon Bolosan Oania was born in Wailuku, Maui on March 8, 1961 to Andres Oania Sr. and Rosaline Faborito Oania and departed this life on March 9, 2021 under hospice care surrounded by his loving family.
Joseph was known as Joe or Josie to his loved ones and enjoyed life to the fullest. He had a big heart and showed aloha to all who knew him, helping in any way her could. In his prime years, he worked for various trucking companies Valley Isle Express, Tri-Isle, Royal Hawaiian Movers, and DHX. In recent years, he lived a simple life and enjoyed cruising around Maui.
Joseph is predeceased by his parents and brother, Benjamin Oania. He is survived by sons Brandon Oania, Grayden (Kate) Oania, and Tracen Oania and grandchildren Kauhikoa (Kai) Oania, Kaden Oania, Meleana Oania Pahukoa, and Kaleimahina Oania Pahukoa. Step-mother Jesse (Pasing) Oania. Joseph was the youngest of all his siblings, sisters Doraline McDonald, Karlynn (Steven) Mann, Cheryl DiCenzo, Cilla (Larry) Enfield, Karen (Anthony) Reyes, Valeria (Kenneth) Peters, Milla Raquel, and Clarita (Kevin) Acdal; and brothers Andres Oania, Jr., Raymond Cabrido Jr., and Rogelio Raquel. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Special thank you to the Maui Health ICU Staff and Hospice Hale for the exceptional care they gave Joe during his final days. Cards of sympathy may be sent to C DiCenzo, PO Box 330091, Kahului, Hawaii 96733.
Joe is gone but not forgotten, he will be dearly missed by all who loved him.
Due to Covid restrictions, public services with urn interment will be held at a later date.
Arrangements by Norman’s Mortuary.