Edith Rozal Savella de Silva passed away on May 12th, 2021 at Coronado Heights Senior Living in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was 86. Married for 68 years, her husband Paul died in September of 2020. She is survived by her brother Donald Savella and her sons Paul Jr, Wayne and Ernest.
She was born in Aumaulu-Camp 1, Hilo , Hawaii on May 24th 1934. She graduated Hilo High School in 1952. She taught at Saint Joseph’s elementary school for a few years then as a state employee worked with mentally challenged adults and activities for the terminally ill at Kona hospital. Edith was retired for 30 years and enjoyed her home in Waiakea Uka and traveling with Paul. She loved to cook, swim and sing. Paul and Edith relocated to Las Vegas in 2014.
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Love you Aunty Edith. You’re with Uncle Paul now. We miss you both.
Kent and Marla
Wayne, I remember your mother who was so kind when we visited her home in Hilo. She had so much love for you it was beautiful.
Bless her soul as she joins your Dad in heaven 🙏🏼✌🏼
Aloha Aunty Edith. Please give Uncle Paul a hug from me when you see him in heaven. Love, Marcella
[…] Edith Rozal Savella de Silva, 86, of Las Vegas, died May 12th at Coronado Heights Senior Living. Born in Hilo, she was retired. Survived by brother, Donald Savella, sons, Paul Jr., Wayne and Ernest de Silva. Online condolences: https://simplecremation.us/edith-rozal-savella-de-silva/ […]
Heartbroken 💔 Thank you for trying to have a relationship with me & my Ohana. I’ll always remember you & your husband trying to be a part of my life 💕 I’ll forever be grateful 💓 RIL
Deirdre, thank you. My parents would have been touched by what you wrote. Aloha
Wayne
Wayne and EB, Remember coming to visit at Kaumana Terrace house and how sweet mom always was. Both mom and Dad used to stay KMC in their retirement years and it was a pleasure to reconnect with them both and chat.I’d always ask about you guys and Mom was so animated to know we went to school together. Please accept my deepest condolences and Prayers of comfort and strength to both of you.
Take care! Tommy Roberts
Mahalo Thomas
My parents and our family wanted to extend their deepest condolences on the recent passing of your mom and dad. My dad has fond memories about their National Guard days and I recall my mom having coffee with your mom at the Terrace house. Whenever I saw your parents at Liliioukalani Park with their dogs they always had smiles on their faces. May fond memories of good times together help you at this difficult time.
With sympathy, T “Bullet” and Emi Ueno
Thank You Aaron and the Ueno ohana