Birth date: Mar 9, 1949 Death date: Aug 10, 2023
Francisca Nolasco Obituary Francisca Javier Nolasco, 74, of Mililani, Hawaii, passed away on August 10, 2023. She was born on March 9, 1949 in Dacutan, Tagudin, Ilocos Sur, Philippines. She is survived by husband, David P. Nolas Read Obituary
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Aunty was and will always be my favorite Aunty! Besides being a great wife, mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, cousin, and aunty, she was the most kind and generous person i knew. She loved feeding people and would always cook her famous fried rice, lumpia, and pancit. She wasLoke a second Mom to me and my voice when my father didn’t want me playing football with my Uncles & cousins. She was my sugar in my somewhat strict childhood. Our families would get together at least once or twice a month and the ride there seemed so long because i loved being there. I would volunteer to clean just to stay there for the weekend and sometimes that would work. Aunty became my daughters Sherri & Shea-Anna’s favorite as well, feeding them and taking them to Chuckee Cheese. I miss you Aunty, but i know I’ll see you in eternity some day!
Aunty Francie was and will always be my favorite Aunty! She was like a second mom and my voice when my father didn’t want me to play football with my Uncles and cousins. She was the sugar in my somewhat strict childhood. I remember always volunteering to help Aunty just so i could stay at her house for the weekend. We’d be at the Nolasco house at least once or twice a month for dinner and thinking the ride there took too long because i loved, loved, loved being there. Aunty loved feeding people and would cook the tastiest Filipino food around! She was the one that introduced me to Korean food from Dong Yang in Wahiawa and she became my daughters Sherri & Shea-Anna’s favorite as well. She would feed them their favorite fried rice, lumpia, and pansit. She was an amazing wife, mother, sister, aunty, and cousin! Miss you a lot but I’ll see you in eternity Aunty Francie!!ðŸ¤
Aunty Francie was and will always be my favorite Aunty! She was the sugar in my somewhat strict childhood. She was my voice when my father didn't want me to play football with my uncles and male cousins lol. She was like my second mother and we visited the Nolasco Family at least once or twice a month as a child. I would look forward to being there and it seemed like such a long ride from Kaneohe to Wahiawa because I couldn’t wait to see her and the family. She then became my daughters Sherri & Shea-Anna’s favorite Aunty, taking them to Chuckee Cheeses and spoiling them with lumpia, pansit, and they loved, loved her famous fried rice. She was an amazing wife, mother, sister, aunty, and cousin to my father. She was always loving & generous in everything she did. I miss her terribly but know i will see her again someday in eternity! Love you always Aunty Francie!!ðŸ¤
