Birth date: Mar 14, 1939 Death date: Apr 18, 2026
With love and gratitude for a life beautifully lived, the family of Florentina Antonio announces her peaceful passing on April 18, 2026, in Honolulu, Hawaii. She was 87 years old. Born on March 14, 1939, in San Mateo, Isabel, Phi Read Obituary
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Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary at Valley of the Temples
47-200 Kahekili Highway, Kaneohe HI 96744
Mama flor we know that you are gone forever but your memories remain in our heart,we will surely miss you so much mama
"NAUNGET NGEM NASAGUT" is how I define MAMA FLOR..Adu nga unget ti napasarak ken ammok haan lang nga syak ngem iti likudan iti kinaunget na ket tay kinasagut na nga isut panangipakita na ti panagayat ken panagipateg na.
INA NG LAHAT..mapa-pamangkins,apokos and mga apoko sa tuhod up to talamapakan😊 MAMA ang tawag sa kanya kasi lahat minahal nya na parang sariling anak..
SHE LOVES UNCONDITIONALLY AND I'M SAD BECAUSE WE CAN NO LONGER SEE AND FEEL HER PRESENCE..I LOVE U MAMA AND YOU ARE FOREVER REMEMBERED
Your memory is a blessing that we carry proudly..Thank you for everything mama❤️
Thank you so much Ma for everything.We love you and we will miss you❤️
Mama Flor is more than an auntie to me — she has been my mother from the very beginning until the very end. She supported me and my family financially, emotionally, and spiritually. A big part of who I am today was shaped by her love, guidance, and supports. She loved me as if I were her own child, and I loved her as my own mother.
She was compassionate, generous and incredibly soft-hearted. Some of my best memories are the times when she came home to the Philippines. Before her arrival, dozens of balikbayan boxes would arrive first, and the most exciting moment was opening them together. Everyone — even the youngest member of the family — always had a share.
Whenever she came home, our house would be full of reunions, laughter, and visitors coming and going. And no one ever left empty-handed. Whether it was Spam, sausages, coffee, creamer, sugar, clothes, or other thoughtful gifts, she always made sure everyone received something.
I remember how generous she was with everyone around us. Whenever vendors passed by our house selling fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, or even ice cream, she would buy everything that the vendors could go home early. Then she would distribute everything to every household in our compound. That was the kind of person she was — someone whose kindness overflowed to everyone around her.
Mama Flor’s love was felt deeply by so many people. Her generosity, warmth, and presence made our home happier and our family closer. I will forever be grateful for the love she gave us and for the countless memories she left behind. She will always be the Mama Flor that we all love dearly.
Our Dancing Queen👏👏👏
