Milika M Asikia

Milika M Asikia Milika Matakaiongo Asikia, 43, passed away at Anchorage Regional Hospital on March 23, 2014. Milika was born on May 13, 1970 in Pangai, Haapai , Tongatapu to Hei'onevai Sisilia Vaikona Hafoka and Sione Matakaiongo Ofa. Milika had so many great attributes, characteristics and talents. . And the list can go on. But anyone that came in contact with her would say that her friendly, generous personality was easily recognized. Her smile was contagious, and her jokes and laughter quickly filled the room she was in. Whatever task she was given in church, for family and in the community, she gave it a her 110%. She loved to bake and cook for family and friends. She worked hard to support her family and anyone that needed her help. Her hands had the "magic" touch. Everything she cooked and baked were very tasty. Everything she knitted or made was beautiful. Milika is survived by her husband, "Sweetheart" Tevita Funaki Asikia. Her sons, active duty in the U.S. Army, PFC2 Latu Nau Tuikolongahau, (Anchorage, Alaska) PFC3 Asipeli Ikamalohi Tuikolongahau, (Richmond, Virginia) and Francis Sevia Tuikolongahau (who will be entering Alaska Youth Military Academy on April 1, 2014) and her Princess, Siosiana Ofa ki Ingilani Star Poulivaati Tuikolongahau. Her mother, Hei'onevai Sisilia Hafoka (Kalani), her brothers, Siope Ofa (Lavinia), Vea Ofa (Lita), Fetuli Vaikona and Muao "Joe" (Shelly). Also her sisters, Siosiana Mamata (Simote) and Feahoaki Wolfgramm (Afa). Many, many nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins She was Preceded in death by her father, Sione Matakaiongo Ofa, and her son, Lufusi Vea Tuikolongahau (Jr). A viewing will be held on March 28, 2014 at 6-8:00 p.m. for families and 8-11:00 p.m. for everyone at 3805 South Main Street Harmony Park Chapel. Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 29, 2014. Family at 9-11:00 a.m. And open to everyone from 11-12:00 at the same location. Interment at Redwood Memorial 6500 South Redwood Road at 1:30 p.m. There was an Angel who wiped my tears away. An Angel who always kept the dark astray. She tirelessly looked after me when I slept. She cooked for me, worked for me and always kept the house swept. And then one day, God told her, "You need to leave, come back and rest." So she left, knowing fully that she tried her best. When I go to heaven, I want to hug and thank her, to tell her how much I loved her because she was the greatest mother anyone can ask for. Latu Tuikolongahau your oldest son

Milika M Asikia

May 13, 1970 - March 23, 2014