Salome Ikafilia Finau

Salome 'oku ou 'ofa lahi atu kiate ko e, ka 'i he taimi tatau pe 'oku ke fiefia ange ko e 'i he 'amanaki atu keke fe'iloaki moho 'ofa'anga pea toenga 'oe famili 'i he tafa'aki 'e taha....'ofa lahi atu pea ke tala atu hoku 'ofa to my mom n dad mo e famili hono kotoa.

'ofa atu
'Alisi Kioa Muti

Kat yoa heaaaaaaaa (cut ur hair) always told me that! Ha ha ha...rest in peace gma salome.. thnx for ur legacy! N example! Ofa atu

With much love we remember Grandma Salome and are forever grateful for the legacy she leaves behind -- Nani 'Ulu'ave Villarreal, Miguel A. Villarreal, Keave, Malia, Asai, Sosiua, Kai

We spoke many times of meeting this gracious lady in the temple 22 years ago.
She has a beautiful posterity. Many you never forget what she has done for you. Evelyn's sister Theda Kirkland

Peter S. Uluave and Sheryl Dee Uluave, and nine children: Lile, Nani, Luana, Peter Jr, Maile, Ivalani,Kalisitiane, Kivalu, and Saia, plus 40 grandchildren and 9 great gerand children.

Dear Salome! I recall sitting in your home prior to your first visit to the NZ temple. What a special place that was! I am grateful to have known you and your husband in Tonga. You will always have a place in my heart. Emeline, Seti, Kalisi, Fololini, thanks for your friendship and for the many precious memories I have of my days in Tonga. You definitely changed my life for the better.