Elder Papaseea Feiloaki was born on January 1, 2001, in Vaiola Tofa Tongatapu. He was a healthy and handsome baby weighing 11 pounds.
As a little boy, he was very energetic, so his dad put him in a Taekwondo club with his brother. There he represented his grade in the Taekwando Oceanic Tournament in New Zealand, receiving a bronze and silver medal.
He attended the Free Wesleyan Maamaloa side school in Nukualofa and finished his last year at Mangaia primary school. He also attended Kolisi ko Tupou. He learned different ways of life that helped him through his journey. He loved rugby, he and others were chosen from various schools in Tonga to represent the under 16's Rugby Tournament in New Zealand, and the same things went for him when he was 18 years old.
He joined the Technology course in Electrical Engineering when it was first introduced. In 2018 his last years were one of the hardest for him when his dad passed away suddenly. But that didn't stop Elder Feiloaki from moving forward, he went on to complete his Level 1 in 2018. He was currently working as an electrical engineer and was furthering his studies by enrolling in Level 2 in Electrical Engineering at Fokololo Technology Institute of Tonga. He gained a lot of experience in the industry and was looking forward to earning his Level 3 certification soon. He hoped to use the knowledge he gained to help improve his current job performance and move up the ladder in the future.
Having great friends and an excellent Ward and Stake helped him to learn more about the gospel of Jesus Christ, and the restoration of the gospel. He knew that with hard work and dedication, he could achieve any goal he set for himself. He hoped to become an example of what can be achieved with the right attitude and focus. He was excited about the future and what it held.
In 2021, he received his mission call to serve in the Tonga Mission, where he spent a year. Then, in September of the following year, he received another call to re-assign to the Olongoapoa Mission in the Philippines. On December 12, 2022, he departed for his new mission, which he served for eight months before his Heavenly Father called him to return home on July 29, 2023.
The family includes his mother, Hepisipa Mauala Feiloaki Mortensen, his older sister, Meliani Feiloaki, his baby brother Pita Jack Davis Feiloaki, and his heartbeat baby sister Manusiu 'o Vava'u Feiloaki.
Elder Feiloaki will always be in our hearts forever "Ikai ngata e 'Ofa
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, August 19, 2023 at the Taylorsville 5th Ward, 5015 South 4720 West, Taylorsville, Utah. The family service will be from 8:00 to 11:00 am with funeral services following at 12:00 pm. Interment will be at Larkin Sunset Lawn Cemetery, 2350 East 1300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sending all your love with you baby boi .Ofa lahi atu kiho kii mata son .until we again ….
We love you Elder Fe'iloaki may you rest in Peace 💙💙
Miss you back here at home Elder Fe'iloaki. I know that you have been called by Him to do his work, but losing you is still hard to accept, which is mean that you have gone from us now we will never see you again in the journey of our daily life. Life is hard when we are incomplete but trust in the Lord with all thin heart and lean not unto thy own understanding in all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy path. With the understanding from this we will all try accept the truth all come to face the reality.
You may be gone from us, but your kindness will always remain with us which is so unforgettable. May you rest in his loving hand. Till that glories morning.
You will forever be in my heart my dearest loving brother.
Love you from,
Manusiu 'o Vava'u Fe'iloaki.
Elder Feiloaki,right now i miss you just by looking at your smile.I cant believe that you are gone.Kou mau ha ofa lahi atu kia koe.Neongo oku ikai keu lava o sii sio atu mo uma atu kia koe ka oku ou ilo e palani etau TAMAI HEVANI.Kou ofa atu kihe mata ho fa'e.Hoko atu aa ho ngaue he tafaaki e taha.
UNTIL THAT GLORIOUS DAY MY BROTHER.
will miss you alot.
"Yes, weeping may endure for a night, but JOY cometh in the morning." ...Then, in the dawn of our increased faith and understanding, we arise and choose to wait upon the Lord, saying "Thy will be done."
Robert D. Hales
Rest in love Elder Fe'iloaki. Si'i 'ofa kiho fofonga Hepi Eseta Feiloaki kae pehe kihe toenga e ki'i fanau. Tau tangi he ta'e fie mavae kae kapau natau lava 'o sio atu kihe 'ene fe'iloaki fiefia 'a'ana mo Ma'u mo Papa teu ke hoko atu 'enau ngaue fakafaifekau. 'Ofa lahi atu Elder Fe'iloaki, toka aa mo fiemalie kuoke fakafiefia'i ho fa'ee he me'a kotoa nake fakahoko he mo'ui koeni. Si'i hoko atu aa ho ngaue. 😢
‘Ofa lahi atu Sulieti Matelau Manusiu Inoke Mia Fisiiahi Tipasa 😭
What's on my mind?
'oku lolotonga 'akilotoa au 'i he ongoongo ta'e'amanekina, ta ne'ine'i keu 'uluaki lau e popoaki e palofita. “Death is both a necessity and a blessing,” he said. “God’s great plan of happiness requires that each of us pass through that gateway." ke ne teuteu'i au ke u tali 'a e ui ma'olunga kuo fai kia koe Elder Fe'iloaki. Fk'ofa pe 'a e fanau, Nani, Siu, Lina, James, Vita he 'ikai fie mavae. I don't want to say "Rest" because I know that you continue serving your mission on the other side. Mau 'ofa lahi atu kiate koe Elder Fe'iloaki
Haue elder Fe'loaki RIP mate ofa atu kiho fofonga mataofa, hoo kole mai keu tauhi lelei keke osi mai kou tali koe, kuo ke Hola koe, ofa lahi atu kihe Mata hoo fae Eseta Feiloaki moe kii fanau
Kuou ofa lahi atu ki ho fofonga pea oku ou kolea mei he Tamai Hevani kene oatu ha nonga mo ha lotolahi Keke Talia ae peau tukukoso kuo ne polopolo fua ho manava. Rip and Love for you Elder Feiloaki, ki'i foha fofonga malimali mo anga ma'ulalo. Last time I saw & met you ko ho'o ha'u o pick e falavala ho'o mum before you went on your mission😭😭💔💔Fly high, heaven gain another Angel 💔💔💔 — looking for Heartbroken with Eseta Feiloaki.
Ofa lahi atu ki si’o kii fofonga fkofoofa tamasii Elder Fe’iloaki😭! Tuku pe ke mau tangi mo hanu he nae ikai fai ha amanaki ki ha aho peheni😭. Aluu aa sii fkosi ho misiona he tafaaki e taha😭Toe pe ena si’o mahina pe e 7 peake ikuna mai kuo fkhoko he tamai ene palani haohaoa mo makehe ki ho mo’ui🤍 ‘Ofa lahi atu Elder Fe’iloaki!! Mau sii tangi atu pe moe taeloto kihe mavaeni kuo hoko kaku mau ilo pe oku fiefia lahi mai ho Tamai Mei he tafaaki e taha kene sii talitali Koe😭😭aueeeee ia Elderrr Fe’iloaki kii tamasii anga faka’ofa mo mata’ofa a hai 😭😭😭❤️
‘’Pea kapau Te tau MATE Ai’’
‘’And SHOULD WE DIE’’
Elder Fe’iloaki did served here in our Homeward before reassigned to the Phillipines!!Heard the new and quickly search these pictures because it was just December last year he would alway visit my house and one thing I remember him calling me ‘’FA’E’’…
While in the Lords vineyard serving the people of Phillipines..he has another call to the best and last area of his mission where he would served FOREVER!!!!
One exciting missionary when we first met and knew lots about his family from his sharings..One thing I remember from his sharings..he is his family’s Hope after his dad passed away!!!!
‘Ofa lahi kiate Koe ELDER FE’ILOAKI when my son just mention your concerned from
Your Last tex messages last week…’’FEFE HAKE ‘A FA’E???..talange kia FA’E kou ‘ofa atu kiai😭😭😭
‘OFA LAHI ATU kihe Fa’e ‘ae faifekau Ni moe toenga hono fanga siblings ‘oku ou mahino’i ‘ae tu‘unga faingataa Ko eni..he ‘eku manatu’i ‘eMA NGAahi vahevahe na’ane LOTO mooni’aki ‘ene fkfofonga’i ‘a SISU KALAISI..pea Ko kimoutolu hono Mafu!!Naane fa’a talanoa kihe ‘ene taumu’a ke fetongi ‘ene Tamai ‘ihono fatongia TAUHI kihe ‘ene Fa’e mo hono fanga siblings ‘iha hili ‘ene foki Ki ‘API!!!!!
😭😭😭bond with these missionaries is real and I can cried it out thou koha ki’i vaha’ataimi nounou Pe ‘emau felongoaki!
Rest Peacefully Elder until that glorious morning😭
The love of my life, the beat of my heart, the experience of being a first-time baby boy, and my family's strength. You have been a rock and a source of inspiration during this challenging time. I am so thankful for all the love and support you have given me. You have been a true blessing in my life. I don't know what I would have done without you. I am so proud of you, and I love you with all my heart. Thank you for being here for me.
My life wouldn't be the same without you, my son. You are the rock of our little family. I imagine our lives together. And how you will help me with every dream we create, you sharing each other love and happiness. I will await your calls every Sunday on our PD and share all the news and scripture you learn in the mission field. Missing all those funny times, you always reminded me to pay my 1/10 and be Christlike. How you wanted to solve every problem that came your way. You wouldn't want to let any of that problem affect me, so you tried your best to solve it. My dear son, I am proud of the man you became and am so grateful that you are mine. I am thankful for your faith and courage. You inspire many, and I am blessed to have you in my life. I love you, son. You are not far away. You are here by my side. I know we can do this together till eternity.
