Birth date: Nov 7, 1924 Death date: Nov 16, 2015
My heart goes out to your ʻohana and my thoughts will always be fond of Auntie Aggie! Her presence will surely be missed at Merrie Monarch this year and the crowd will just not be the same without her. Love you Auntie Aggie and mahalo for always showing me aloha.
Aunty guided us for many years - keeping us all on our toes and focused on providing the best we could provide for Native Hawaiians, their families, and all who call Hawai`i home. It was she who guided us through the critical discussions on perpetuating traditional Native Hawaiian healing practices. We all will miss her guidance but take heart in that she has by her actions given great support for our future generations. Aloha a hui hou, Hardy Spoehr
Hawai`i has lost such a beautiful aunty...our aunty Aggie. We were all blessed with her aloha and her spirit continues to live with all of us. Love you aunty!
My aloha and condolences are extended to Aunty Aggie's family. Hers was a wonderful life, and I trust she is no with God. She was a beautiful person, and she will be missed.
Kamaki and family - Our Piianaia Ohana has been so blessed...that smile on her face, the warmth of her hug and embrace, the affections of her na'au (both heart and mind), a generous and caring leader of all - the last of a leader of warriors. Mama lives on in all of us...
Me ke aloha pumehana (where have I heard that before),
Gordon Keawe-a-Heulu Keli'imaika'i Pi'ianai?a
Our condolences to the children, the families of "Aunty Agnes Cope." We will missed her warmhearted, loving, and caring ways. She was indeed an exuberant woman in many ways. The Bible speaks of such woman. Proverb 30:20..."She hath opened her heart to the needy and stretched forth her hands to the poor." That is "Aunty Agnes Cope's" character. We shared your tears, your sorrow, and your grief. She will be surely missed by millions. She lived a good life, and she has fought a good fight, and our Lord has called her home to attend a banquet that has been prepared in her honor. We love you "Aunty Agnes." You have been a great help, and mentor to my father, the late Reverend Su'esu'e S. Lutu, and their church in Nanakuli, at Kahau Place. She has also opened her hand to our "Talofa Club" at Waianae High School, enabling the student to attend a festival of Samoan Culture Day at Laie. Fa'afetai Tele & Tofa Soifua, manuia lau malaga "Aunty Agnes." We love you!!
To'o & Tiresa Paogofie
