Eleanor Munalem Jajalla

Birth date: Oct 3, 1937 Death date: Feb 26, 2026

Eleanor Munalem Jajalla, age 88, passed away on February 26, 2026 in Seattle, Washington. She was born in Puunene, Maui on October 3, 1937, the only girl among nine children of Pedro and Estelita, surrounded by eight brothers. Ele Read Obituary

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Jen Zy

4w ago

in honor of Eleanor.

Hi Lola Ely, I hope you are happy right now like an angel in heaven. We will truly miss our bonding session's like food trips, our special cuisine the lato and sinabawang embaw your favorite and our Mani pedi, hair color like where in a cozy salon tsk tsk, but in reality were just in our residence in Fatima simple yet memorable just to find comfort and joy in our own little ways. Kidding Aside, Thank you for showing what true generosity looks like. Your actions remind others that even the simplest acts can make a lasting difference. Because of you, we realize that life is more wonderful to look beyond our expectations. It’s not measured by how much we give, but by the sincerity behind every gesture—the willingness to share time, kindness, and compassion without expecting anything in return. Lola Ely Always remember that you are not forgotten you will always carved in our hearts forever. We truly love you Lola, till we meet Again.

Love,
Jen2x, Jay-r, Mama Yeyeth, Auntie Purie and Auntie Pia

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Marie Schulz

4w ago

in honor of Eleanor.

When we moved to WA Auntie Ely always made it a point to ask how our family was doing, the girls and Brigs. The last time we were able to see each other was when mommy was visiting us and we all met at Seafood City in Tukwila. As we were walking back to our cars we said our goodbye's, I gave her a hug and told her "take good care Auntie". ❤️
My childhood memory...Papa always loved going to her house. One day while I was playing outside I found a little kitten under a car and ended up taking her home with me, I named her Kitty. She had the most fluffiest tale.