Lucy R. Moniz

Birth date: Mar 5, 1919 Death date: Mar 13, 2016

Lucy R. Moniz, 97, of Honolulu, passed away March 13, 2016 in Honolulu. Lucy was a retired cake decorator for Leonard's Bakery. She is survived by son, Douglas J. Moniz and a sister, Josephine Kell, 7 granchildren and 5 great-gran Read Obituary

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Veronica Kell

496w ago

Dear Doug and Elaine and family,

I will always remember Aunty Lucy as a kind and thoughtful person. An early memory of mine is Aunt Lucy sewing an apron for my kindergarten class play, an apron I still have (I loved that apron as a child!). A more recent memory, is from the reunion on Oahu, when Mom and Aunty Lucy walked to the car when it was time to leave. We didn’t know where they went…but then we found them sitting, and talking away, in the wrong car!

Dennis, Emily, Kyle and I are thinking of all of you and wishing you peace.

Veronica

Colin Rodrigues

496w ago

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Colin Rodrigues

496w ago

My condolences, Just found out from Bully, Uncle Stanley's son. My father was George Rodrigues, Aunty Lucy's Brother. I only met Aunt Lucy a few times in my life when she came to Maui. Remember her as a kind and gently woman.It's too bad that our families did not get the chance to spend more time together. Anyway, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Take Care, Colin Rodrigues

Veronica Kell

496w ago

in honor of Lucy.

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Mary K Sykes

496w ago

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Mary K Sykes

496w ago

Dear Doug, Elaine, Douglas Thomas, Keith, Keahi, Jason, Lynn, Terry Ruth, Jeremy, Taya, Kai, and Family,
We remember Auntie Lucy for her kindness and humor. She brought Patty Lu her wedding cake, piece by piece, in a suitcase. When I was living in Georgia with Alain and her brothers Damien and Lynn, she and Mom came to visit us. When we were riding down the road, Alain says she was fretting about what to do with a banana peel. Aunt Lucy took it quietly, and tossed it out the window. (Scandalous and biodegradable.) She and Mom had many good trips together. But Aunt Lucy always made sure to be home for kindergarten graduations (Jeremy and Jason both.) She accepted people as they came, and didn't take sides, trying to get us to work out our own conflicts. I also remember her beautiful orchids, which she grew in the garage in Dream City. Even though we 'invaded' her house, she was serene. I'm really glad Mom (Auntie Josephine) and I got to see her this Christmas. Mom says she has made peace with Lucy's passing. The last good visit when they could talk together was at the Rodrigues reunion that Cayenne organized in 2008. It has been tough since then, a slow progression of passing. God rest Auntie Lucy's soul, and bless you all!
Love, Mary Kay

Mary K Sykes

496w ago

in honor of Lucy.

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