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If its one thing that brings our family together—its an excuse to eat good food and the opportunity to share in each others

Company - and on this one Sunday in January of 2011 we did just that - an event hosted by our family’s junior committee

“what we do in life will be insignificant

But it is Important that we do it” M.Ghandi

Our Family Junior Committee

Solomona Sa’u President Don Siluuga Vice President Linda Maleta Tomasi-Misa Treasurer Joanna Sa’u Secretary Stella Tomasi Alex Masefau Su’a Tupo Sa’u Gloria Malae Tomasi Leiua Priscilla Sa’u Toitua Ahriel Siluuga Antoinette Siliai Tiatia Sarah Sa’u Maota Papalii-Sa’u Ina Sa’u Jonathan Sa’u Benjamin Sa’u

Team Bulldogs go down in Junior T-O-W semi

Team TIGERS, reining Shield holders

Team Bulldogs take out the Zumbasa Challenge

SA’U SA’U -- SStrong trong AAnd nd UUnitednited

Welcome to our family ReunionWelcome to our family Reunion “Le Alii e, ua fai oe ma mea matou te nonofo ai i lea tupulaga ma lea tupulaga. Ao le i fanaua mai mauga, e le

i faia foi e oe le lalolagi ma le atu laulau, o le Atua oe mai le vavau e oo i le faavavau.” (Salamo 90:1-2)

E muamua pea ona faafoi le viiga i le Atua ona o lona alofa ma lona agalelei faaalia i lo outou soifua manuia ma le lagi e mama. Aemaise o lana puipuiga malu lenei ua taitaiina mai ai ma le manuia outou uma i Aukilani nei. O le faamoemoe o lo tatou aiga sa lupe ma tuuina atu i luma o le Atua lenei ua tali faaaliali le Atua i lenei aso. E moni ai le upu a le Faisalamo, “O le aso lenei ua faia e le Alii tatou te olioli ma fiafia ai.” E ui ina o le potopotoga faa-le-aiga, o toto ma aano, o e na pogai ae i le a’a o Sa’u Alofaga I ma Ioioamoa, ae faigata o le toatele o outou ua soifua ae lava i outou aiga taulagi. O paia ma mamalu o lo outou sapi ma tiu ai e le gata i Samoa, o Aotearoa nei, ae faapea ai le lalolagi atoa. O le a le oo lava iai se faamatalaga aua o paia lava ua taoto ao se i’a ua uma ona ā’isa. Ma o le a nuunuu atu ia faatini o tausala i faleupolu ma le au faiupu o le atunuu, o la latou matafaioi tausi lea. Ae faapea foi se manatu, aemaise nisi o lenei aiga ua ofoina mo le Atua ma lana feau, i soo se fatafaitaulaga. O paia lava o le Atua ia faapea ona nuunuu atu i auauna faauuina o le talalelei. O la latou nafa tauave lea e pei ona totofi ai e le Atua. Tau ia ina avea la latou tatalo e fa’anōnōmanū ai i le Atua aua se taunuuga manuia o le faatasiga a lo tatou aiga. Ao le faamoemoe ua mafua ai lenei faatasiga faa-le-aiga, o se manatu ua faamaite ane lava e alo ma fanau, o tupulaga faia’e a lo tatou aiga, sei feiloai ma faamasani, faailoa ma fetufaai sui mai lea augātupulaga ma lea augātupulaga. O le naunautaiga, ia ola ma soifua ane alo ma fanau ae ua iloa lo latou tupuaga ma lo latou faasinomaga. Aua o le talitonuga lava faaSamoa, “O soo se Samoa lava, e iai lava lona faasinomaga, o lona aiga, o le nuu e sau ai, o le suafa matai e tau ai, ma le eleele e faasino tonu ai.” E ui lava la o le faamoemoe muamua o le feiloai, faamasani ma faailoa le tasi i le tasi, ae o le naunautaiga loloto, aemaise mo le aumatutua, ia faasoa atu i tupulaga faia’e a lo tatou aiga, lo tatou tupuaga ma lo tatou faasinomaga. Aemaise ia iloa e alo ma fanau o tatou tua’ā ua fai-ilagi le folauga, i latou na totoina ma tapu’e le ola o lenei aiga, lea ua tupu ma talaulau, ma ua molimauina le tele o faamanuiaga a le Atua ua ala mai ai. E faatalofa faapitoa mo aiga uma e malaga mamao mai, e le gata i atunuu mamao faapea Samoa, ae faapea ai foi i latou mai i soo se pitonuu o Niu Sila nei. Faamalo lava le malaga manuia ma le taupeau mamao mai ona o le faamoemoe o lo tatou aiga. Ia faaifo manū mai lagi i le mafutaga a lo tatou aiga. Ia muaau ma muliau le Atua i polokalame uma ua faataatitia. Ia maua e lo tatou aiga se faatasiga faa-le-aiga fiafia, fealofani, tausaafia ma le saogalemu. E momoli atu ai foi moomooga mo lo tatou aiga uma, ia manuia tele le Eseta. AFIFIO MAI, O LO TATOU AIGA LAVA LENEI!! TALOFA, TALOFA LAVA Sa’u Polofaasili Papalii Kemi Sa’u

Our Inaugural Family Memorial Shield Challenge in 25/12/2009 Taken out by then Champions “the Bulldogs”

Family FirstFamily First

April 21, 22, 23 & 24 Easter Weekend 2011 -- In Memory In Memory --

For we will always Love & Cherish For we will always Love & Cherish

* apologies as these are the only memorial pictures received prior to going to print

Maota Papalii Sa’u

Tinei Sa’u-Pouono

Siuleo Sa’u & Folo Sa’u

Lutu Tomasi Sa’u

Tautu’u Sa’u-Va’auli

2011 Sa’u Family Memorial Shield Challenge2011 Sa’u Family Memorial Shield Challenge

Iona Tusa (Team Captain) Toa Sa’u Matagi Tomasi Wesley Leota Sikuava Sa’u Sarah Sa’u Brian Sa’u Avei Koleta Billy Evile Sam Sa’u Leanita Siluuga Louise Nansen Maria Sa’u Aggie Sua Monita Siluuga

Antoinette Tiatia Tautiaga Tiatia Peter Matulino Monika Sa’u Clare Tusa Alex Tusa Jona Tusa Bill Muipu Elijah Tiatia Tauilo Tiatia Naomi Taii Yvonne Kalolo Aso Kalolo Semisi Tusa Niva Sa’u

LJ Sa’u Melleniuma G Leota Blaise Tusa Tianna Tusa Avaomutu Sua Sa Sua Austin Tusa Mya Tusa Jules Tusa (1.5yrs) Natalee Tusa (3yrs) Makerita Siluuga Esene Sa’u Toitua Moetoto Sa’u Toitua Kaori Sa’u Toitua (11yrs) -

Solomona Sa’u (Capt) So’o Sa’u Pusa Sa’u Fale Fesili Toma Sua Baker Leota Roland Alaiasa Nathaniel Apa Arielle Sa’u Ezra Sa’u Talaloa Kaisa Avaomutu Mikaele Kaisa Kaisa Ricardo Kaisa Gloria Tomasi

Baby-Ina Sa’u Alisi Tanuvasa Sua Tanuvasa Pelesite TJ Nanai Toni Kemi Su’a Iana Sua Ina Sa’u Fulisa Sua Larissa Sua Logo Sua Milan Siluuga Isumu Sa’u Maima Alaiasa Rebecca Sa’u Toso Tusa

Emily Peni Fiti Peni Apoima Tapuaiga Makesi Neemia Fiti Tapuaiga Pelenise Tapuaiga Kaley Peni (3yrs) Alicia Peni (1yrs)

Samson Sa’u (9yrs)

Victoria Sa’u (11 yrs) Lil John Nansen (8yrs)

Eseta Sauileoge Roniahris Sa’u (3yrs)

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2011 Family Memorial Shield Challenge2011 Family Memorial Shield Challenge

Ahriel Siluuga (Capt) Joanna Sa’u Theresa Sa’u Sike Sua Helen Bretherton Iloilo Sa’u Vaefaga Sa’u Don Sa’u Don Siluuga Dianne Siluuga Clinton Sa’u Maota Papalii-Sa’u Sa’u Alofaga Tomasi Paulo Nanai Lua Sa’u

Kemi Sa’u Soloai Sa’u Taua Sa’u Peka Evile Malaea Evile Noue Finlayson Sialele Sa’u Fetuna Tomasi Pai Sa’u Liki Misa Lauli Williams Parish Siluuga Toma Loli Niva Sa’u Reedah Alefaio

Toi Yeng-Tung Norah Yeng-Tung Gabrielle Sa’u Talia Tapuaiga BabyTheresa Sa’u (3yrs) Tulaga Pune Tunumafono Pine Siluuga Eugene Johansson Matt Simeauli Pili Amosa Alanah Maynard Eva McCarthy Thomas Robertson Baby Toa Sa’u (7 yrs) -

2011 Family Memorial Shield Challenge2011 Family Memorial Shield Challenge

Fiti Pouono (Capt) Sa’u Pese Sua Tali Alofaga Avaomutu Mikaele Sa’u Kaisa Sa’u Emily Sa’u Cilla Sa’u Toitua Steven Cilla Chris Tusa Jonathan Sa’u Togi To’o Ellen Sa’u Willie Alaiasa Roy Sa’u Linda Tomasi-Misa

Vaelua Alaiasa Holley Perelini Warren G Holley Telea Pita Sa’u Gabriella Alofaga Iva Alofaga Benjamin Sa’u Jacob Tomasi Lele Sua Peter Sua Stella Sa’u Gale Pati Tusa Tara Edwards-Tusa Isumu Leota Blaise Tusa

Ao Alefaio Uisiana Alefaio Joshua Su’a (9yrs) Jacob Su’a (5yrs) Joziah (1yr)

Leti Neemia (5yrs)

Rosalili Gale (8yrs) Tairhys Gale (6yrs) Foi Gale (2yrs)

Toccara (1 yr)

Upu McCarthy Lugah Poching Peter Sa’u Manu Tivoli -

Savali Helsham (Capt) Vaitusi Sa’u Afa Helsham Samoa Sa’u Moli Sa’u Eka Sa’u Moana Sa’u Se’ei Sa’u Pele Sa’u Lui Tusa Brosnan Siluuga Fusi Kaisa Kirk Sa’u Sa’u Eneliko

Apeta Sa’u Lino Sa’u Kalala Sa’u Malie Sa’u-Matulino Atinae Ah-Chee To’oa Alefaio Laura Lemalu Naomi Kalolo Stella Mapusua Daniel Mapusua Sebastian Mapusua Lucy Sa’u Presley Allan Sa’u Moetoto Toitua Sa’u Tasi Alefaio

Iusi Sa’u Sia Alefaio (5yrs) Iosia Yeng-Tung Fatu Sa’u Leai Yeng-Tung Leiua Yeng-Tung (8yrs)

Makerita Tusa Neerita Tusa (5yrs) Neemia Tusa Eli Tusa Aaliyah Helsham (2yrs) Sitella Siluuga Lisa Sa’u Lucee Taukolo Eamon Tusa

Sitoe Mann-Sa’u (capt) Moe Sa’u Tia Mann-Sa’u Oge Lemana London Sa’u Sone Tiatia Tupo Sa’u Ali Leota Sike Sua Sam Leota Namu Sa’u Julius Sa’u Amanda Sa’u Siulai Kaisa Andrew Putairi

Foi Sa’u Male Sa’u Jazmyn Sa’u Leaniva Samasoni Pii Sa’u Rosetta Sa’u Tagaloa Tilali Sa’u Siafaiga Alefaio Kayval Alefaio Lafoai Taoai Foisana Tomasi Solomona Samasoni Feagaiga Alofaga Fiasau Sa’u Lui Lemana

Luke Lutu Fuimaono Julia Horne Joseph Fuimaono (5yrs) Kelston Lemana (6yrs) Vaitusi Jnr Lemana (5yrs) Foi Lemana (2yrs) Emelita Leota (7yrs) O’royal Leota (2yrs) Ruby Alefaio (2yrs) Stella McCarthy Teah Alaiasa Jordan Perelini - - -

Family Memorial Shield Programme Family Memorial Shield Programme

Reunion Day 1. Reunion Day 1. Thursday 21 April Thursday 21 April

Host & MC - Stella Tomasi 6.00 pm Family arrivals for meet & greet 6.30 pm Welcome by Junior committee— & introducing Organising committee for family Reunion Solomona Sa’u & Don Siluuga 6.40 pm Opening prayer 6.50 pm Family Elders Welcome Address Tagaloa Matagi Sa’u 7.00 pm an opening anthem performed by - Fale Fesili 7.10 pm Introduction of team captains Each captain will be given four questions to answer while

on stage

1. Give us two examples how you plan to win the family shield, ?

2. Are you the right person for the job & why?

3. On paper which team or teams seem to be the dangers?

4. Are there any weak links & on paper do you feel you have the

personnel to win this thing ?

―TIGERS‖ Iona Tusa (current champions)

―SHARKS‖ Ahriel Siluuga ―BULLDOGS‖ Solomona Sa’u (2009 champions)

―DRAGONS‖ Savali Helsham ―COUGARS‖ Sitoe Mann-Sa’u ―RAIDERS‖ Fiti Sa’u-Pouono

7.30 pm 20 minute recess for all teams to meet their captains & familiarise with each other - team captains are solely responsible for the conduct & sportsmanship of his/her team - at conclusion of dinner in the order teams are named above—teams will have 15

minutes only to organise/sing/choreograph a Samoan song of their choice agreed

upon by his/her team, performance duration must! Be no less than 4 Minutes long

OR NO POINTS WILL BE AWARDED!

Judges will be looking for originality

Maximum team participation– yes that means everyone in the team

Organisation & leadership

Entertainment value

Time duration is adhered to (no exceptions to the rule)

8.00 pm DINNER - teams to remain together if possible

8.30 pm challenge 1. Pese Samoa Item team may score maximum 10 points

Judge - Tagaloa Matagi Sa’u

Judge - Papalii Kemi Sa’u

9.30 pm Day 1. Concludes 10.00 pm Showers then tea & coffee - singing around the tents area (possibly around fire on brazier) - everyone sharing stories, jokes & song


Reunion Day 1. Reunion Day 1. Thursday 21 April Thursday 21 April


Reunion Day 2. Reunion Day 2. Friday 22 April Friday 22 April

8.00 am Breakfast (Junior committee to prepare for sleepover guests)

9.00 am Good Friday Service - conducted by (TBC). 10. 00 am All teams to assemble, in full colours as allocated as per programme10. 15 am 10.15 am To kick start Day 2 events - pese Samoa tbc - led by Vaitusi Sa’u 10.30 am Easter Egg Hunt - for the under 11’s (Rules & Conditions TBC)

11.00 am challenge 2. Zumbasa (conducted by the Junior Committees Linda, Stella & Gloria Tomasi)

Rules of competition— TBC

Judged By 2 x members of the NZ Police (Const. Kali Fungavaka & Const. Blake James

1st = 5 points / 2nd = 4 points / 3rd = 3 points / eliminated = 1 point

12.45 am challenge 3. Kilikiti Tigers vs. Cougars

Bulldogs vs. Dragons

Sharks vs. Raiders

(to be played simultaneously field 1, field 2, field 3)

2 x winners with highest points runs scored - advance to Final winner 8 pnts / loser 6 pnts

3rd winner + loser with highest runs scored - advance to Plate winner 5 ponts / loser 4 pnts

Bottom two losers - advance to Bowl winner 3 pnts / loser 2 pnts

2.00 PM LUNCH.

3.00 pm challenge 4. Section a) Stomp the Yard - under 12’s

Section b) Stomp the Malae - under 35’s Section c) Stomp the Fale - Masters over 35’s

Each Section must put forward a team consisting of no less than (8) comprising of 4 fe-

males & 4 male—there will be no exception to this rule

Team captains will pick out of a hat, a song for each team to perform to.

Teams will be given 20 minutes only for all sections to rehearse, prepare & perfect their

performance, again there will be no exceptions to this rule.

Failure to complete this task for the duration of the selected song will result in Zero points

being awarded of a possible 10 points per performance

Judges—TBC Points will be rated out of 10

4.30 pm challenge 3. Volley Ball Raiders vs. Bulldogs

Tigers vs. Dragons

Sharks vs. Cougars

(to be played simultaneously court 1, court 2, court 3)

2 x winners with highest points runs scored - advance to Final winner 8 pnts / loser 6 pnts

3 winner + loser with highest runs scored - advance bowl Plate winner 5 ponts / loser 4 pnts


5.30 pm challenge 4. Oldies + Junior Obstacle Relay JUNIORS - under 12’s - must include at least five (5) under 5’s

Team must field 15 x contestants from each team

(age to be verified if complaint arises)

Oldies - - must include at least five (5) over 50’s

Team must field 15 x contestants from each team

(age to be verified if complaint arises)

6.30 pm Dinner. 7.00 pm Challenge 5. Cards & Table Gaming -(Rules defined on the night )

“Singo” aka - Signal (all teams to nominate 3 pairs / team “Master Texter” - must nominate 12 contestants from each team

“Amamal” aka - Animal 8.30 pm Challenge 6. TV Commercial - each team to direct/perform & produce a TV commercial on stage live - max 10 points

10.30 pm Days summation - Stella to inform with update and the closing of day 2 10.45 pm Fundraising Bingo til 11pm or whenever - proceeds for day 2 lunch


Reunion Day 3. Reunion Day 3. Saturday 23 April Saturday 23 April

7.00 am Zumbasa Fitness

Keeping with our healthy living theme for our weekend—nothing better than to

kick start our day with a bit of Zumba to liven up our day......... 8.00 am Host/MC - the days briefing & Challenge/table updates. 8.10 am Refresher - showers


9. 00 am Mangere Town Centre / Flea Market Experience all the family are encouraged to beat the feet, with a stroll over to enjoy & experience

An Auckland Flea Market food/shopping/supplies top ups / new underwear ..etc 11.00 am Combined Samoan Pese— to kick start Day 3 events led by - TBC

11.15 am challenge 7. Netball - Mens— Oldies /Juniors ... Ladies - Oldies /Juniors Rules of competition— TBC

12.45 am challenge 8. Triathlon Cycling & Rowing & Wheel Barrow

Rules & conditions Explained on the day - entire team must compete

HEAT 1. Tigers vs. Dragons

HEAT 2. Bulldogs vs. Raiders

HEAT 3 Sharks vs. Cougars

(to be played simultaneously field 1, field 2, field 3)

2 x winners with best times - advance to Final winner 8 pnts / loser 6 pnts

3rd winner + Loser with best time - advance to Plate winner 5 ponts / loser 4 pnts


2.00 pm LUNCH.

2.30 pm challenge 9. Zumba instructor-thon Each Team must select any three persons to be instructors—and lead their team in any Zumba tune of their Choosing

Performance will be rated by Judge (s) out of 10

Teams will be judged on team participation, team enjoyment, Instructor profes-

sionalism &delivery and teams ability to work in unison with their

chosen instructors

As Zumba is implemented through the first two days NO time will be given to

rehearse - so please do not ask for such favours, as you will get a NO answer

Teams will perform in the following Order

1) Tigers, 2) Raiders 3) Sharks 4) Cougars 5) Dragons 6) Bulldogs

Judge (s) — special guest Zumba instructor (re Zumbasa Crew)

3.30 pm challenge 10.Tag - Mixed under 30’s - Oldies (5 dudes x 5 chicks)

Mixed over 30’s - Oldies (5 dudes x 5 chicks)

Mixed under 12’s - younguns (5 dudes x 5 chicks)

4.45 pm challenge 11. Tug-O-War Oldies / Juniors 6.45 pm Junior Committee to lead everyone safely to the Mangere Indoor pools complex (approx 10 min walk) please adhere to Pedestrian Light Crossing on Bader drive

7.00 pm challenge 12. Water sports

Senior Relay Rules & Conditions TBC Junior Relay Rules & Conditions TBC Combined Relay Rules & Conditions TBC

9.45 pm challenge 13. Karaoke— each team must nominate Participant (s) but

may not have same performer (s) as in other categories SOLO, DUET

& GROUP (minimum of ten) 11.00 pm Day 3 summation - MC to conclude with Updates / points

table standings before the final day of our family Celebrations

11.15 pm Day 3 Concludes - Tea , Coffee, Biscuits.......or may be lets just eat up hard

AND THEN ITS SLEEPY TIME - OR FOR THE OLDIES BINGO / POKER TIME....


Reunion Day 3. Reunion Day 3. Saturday 23 April Saturday 23 April


Reunion Day 4. Reunion Day 4. Sunday 24 April Sunday 24 April


9.00 am Sunday Morning Stroll - Field/surrounding clean up Hall Clean up Toilets/Showers etc. 10. 00 am Everyone to Freshen up / Shower / Change etc , 11.15 am Lunch Preparation -

The Junior Committee will be preparing our final family feast our

FAMILY FAREWELL TONAI

However being our final meal sitting that we kindly ask all families & friends to

assist in providing any special signature plates / Meals that would enhance the

variety of dishes on offer for this our Special Family Feast

12.30 pm Sunday Service - conducted by - Namuali’i Sa’u)

1.00 pm Farewell Lunch / Tonai Prayer - Papalii Kemi Sa’u Buffet

Dessert

1.45 pm PRIZE GIVING Opening address - MC - Stella Tomasi

Junior committee’s Address Mona & Don to address

( full committee to take stage)

Guest Speaker (TBC)

Awards Presentations -

- Personality

- Most outrageous Personality

- Most inspiring Person

- Team Captains Recognition

- Finest & Sexiest Team Captain

* Opportunity for Each Captain to address our family

- Family Memorial Shield Champions Presentation

Photo shoot for the Full Squad— the NEW SHIELD CHAMPIONS””””

- Representative of the Newly crowned shield holders address

Host to end formalities , offer to open floor for family feed back

Awards Closing address — Linda & Joanna

Closing Prayer & Pese - conducted By..... TBC

3.00 pm Family Photo Shoot. Likely to be the biggest family shot of all time

3.30 pm - 12.00 am - We celebrate being in the company of our wonderful family

SA’U UNITED AIRWAYS MK 24032011 - LIFT OFF

Cpt Mc Stella & Co Pilot DJ Juice Box - all teams for our family video archive — to perform the soul train in pairs, Champion team to perform last (to Be videoed ) Presents the Celebration of the Millennium ..... BYO Celebration

“The Great essentials to happiness in this life Are something to do, something to love and

Something to hope for.” Joseph Addison

Sau Polofaasili Alofaga Sa’u I. (m) / Io’ioamoa Afamasaga Sa’u (Fasto’o Tai)

1. Tafeaga l (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

2. Upu (f) 1. Taule’ia (f)

1. Foloi (f)

2. Taule’ia ll (f)

3. Ulaula (m)

4. Sanele (m)

5. Sio (m)

1. Malaetasi (f)

2. Malia (f)

3. Milovale (f)

4. Mate (f)

5. Meafou (m)

6. Miki (m)

Married—did not have

Children

1. Sa’u Fa’atali (m)(f)

1. Sa’u Ulaula m)

/ Uliana Titimaea -

Faumuina (LefagaNofoalii)

2. Tone (f) 1. Tineiafi (f)

1. Sesa (f)

2. Fanua (f)

3. Togia

Faleseu (m)

1. Siuleo (m)

2. Vaitusi (m)

3. Laulau (f) 4. Tone ll (f)

1. Mika (m)

2. Palafu (m)

3. Peni (m)

4. Sina (f)

5. ?

2. Sa’u Toitua Apolima (m)

1. Filipo (m)

2. Toso (f)

3. Avaomutu (m)

4. Niulea (f)

5. Toitua (m)

6. Tinei (f)

7. Alofaga ll (m)

8. Tomasi (m)

9. Kemi (m)

10. Matagi (m)

1. Ligi (f)

2. Sa’u Lale (f)

3. Ulaula (m)

4. Fetalaiga (m)

5. Paiesi (f)

6. Sefulu (f)

7. Falefou (m)

8. Tu’ua (m)

Sau Polofaasili Alofaga Sa’u I. (m) / Io’ioamoa Afamasaga Sa’u (Fasto’o Tai)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)

/ Tauilo Fuimaono (Safune)

5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

4. Ta’avale (f) 3. Sulieti (f)

1. Sa’u Ulaula m)

/ Uliana Titimaea -

Faumuina (LefagaNofoalii)

2. Fuli (f)

/ Lemana (Safune)

3. Sa’u Lalotoa (m)

Faasili Leniu (Laulii)

4. Sa’u Satui (m)

/ Litala Toeaina

6. Failelei (m) 7. Moso’oi (m) 4. Tone ll (f) 5. Peauvasa (f)

1. Sa’u Tafeaga (m)

2. Togisala (f)

1. Mika (m)

2. Palafu (m)

3. Peni (m)

4. Sina (f)

5. ?


1. Sefo (m)

2. Sefo ll (m)

3. Eneliko (m)

4. Fuli (m)

5. Aigaletai (m)

6. Kaisa (m)

7. Sefelino (m)

8. Ana (f)

1. Polisi (m)

2. Olevia (f)

3. Fa’alaa (f)

4. Logo (m)

5. Tapunu’u (f)

1. Ligi (f)

2. Sa’u Lale (f)

3. Ulaula (m)

4. Fetalaiga (m)

5. Paiesi (f)

6. Sefulu (f)

7. Falefou (m)

8. Tu’ua (m)

Grand children of

Sau & Luafataga—

still under research,

please feel free to

help if any informa-

tion is known to you

Sa’u Alofaga Sa’u I. (m) / Io’ioamoa Afamasaga Sa’u (Fasto’o Tai)

1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)

/ Tauilo Fuimaono 5. Sau

(f)

1. Sa’u Fa’atali (m)


/ Fa’atiga 3. Sulieti (f)

/ Voisa

4. Ta’avale (f)

? ? ?

1. Sesa (f) 2. Fanua (f) 3. Togia Faleseu (m)


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)

/ Tauilo Fuimaono (lefaga)

5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Sa’u Fa’atali (m) 2. Sa’u Toitua Apolima (m)


/ Voisa (Lufilufi)

4. Ta’avale (f)

/

1. Akenese

2. Se’ei

3. Lele

4. London

5. Poleka

1. Foi

2. Stella

3. Oge

1. Siuleo (m)

/ Folo 2. Vaitusi (m) / Pi’i


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)



/ Voisa 4. Ta’avale (f)

/

?

1. Mika (m) 2. Palafu (m) ?? 4. Sina (f) 3. Peni (m)

? ? ? ?



/ Voisa 4. Ta’avale (f)

/

2. Togisala (f) 1. Sa’u Tafeaga И (m)

/ Savali (Salelologa)

1. Siapolima Iulai (m)

2. Taoa (f)

3. Ikoke (m)

4. Puaavase (m)

5. Sola (m)

6. Eterei (f)

7. Tafeaga Ш(m)

8. Togisala И (f)

9. Kiu (f)

1. Moemoe (m)

2. Leutu (f)

3. Togiaso (m)

4. Toi (m)

5. Iao (f)

6. Moana (f)

7. Vaiaga (f)

8. Leone (m)


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Tupo (m)

2. Osipa (m)

1. Milovale (f)

2. Solomona (m)

3. Isumu (m)

4. Sikuava (m)

5. Tinei (m)

6. Tilali (m)

7. Uila (f)

8. Maima (f)

9. Aso (f)

3. Avaomutu (m) / Fiti sa’u

2. Toso Sa’u (f)

/ Osipa Saipaia

5. Toitua (m)

/ Leiua Apoima Sesela

1. Esene l (m)

2. Pelenise (f)

3. Esene ll (m)

4. Ioe (f)

5. Leai (f)

6. Laitalie (f)

7. Toga (f)

8. Siafaiga (f)

9. Tafili (f)

10. Teta (f)

11. Faafetai (f)

12. Ulaula (m)

1. Toso (f)

2. Ite (f)

3. Tinei (f)

4. Liua (f)

7. Alofaga (m)

/ Tusi Sa’u Alofaga

1. Sitela (f)

2. Paulo (m)

3. Pita (m)

4. Anipale (m)

5. Lino (m)

6. Maleta (f)

7. Iloilo (m)

8. Eka (m)

9. Suitupe (m)

6. Tinei (f) / Tauti Fuatau

8. Tomasi (m) / Fa’avae Tomasi Sa’u

1. Lesina (f)

2. Alofaga (m)

3. Matagi (m)

4. Tila (m)

5. Iasinta (f)

6. Tauilo (f)

7. Niulea (f)

8. Solomona (m)

9. Tomasi (m)

10. Foisana (f)

11. Lafoai (f)

1. Siavi’i (f)

2. Tautu’u (f)

3. Namuali’i (m)

4. Niumua (f)

5. Tia (m)

6. Sitoe (f)

7. Moemoe (f)

8. Tom Newtown

2. Fuli (f)

/ Lemana (Safune)



4. Sa’u Satui (m)

/ Litala Toeaina (Safotu)


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Tagaloa Sa’u Ulaula m)

/ Uliana Titimaea Faumuina ( Lefaga / Nofoalii)

1. Tanuvasa Filipo

Patea (m) / Nive Afualo

1. Vitolia

(m)

2. Filipo

(m)

3. Sefo (m)

4. Sia (f)

5. Leone

4. Niulea (f) / Toma Sua

1. Lalotoa (m)

2. So’o (m)

3. Fouaina (f)

4. Fasi (m)

5. Torise (f)

6. Samoa (m)

9. Kemi (m) / Maota Sa’u

10. Matagi (m) / Sielise Sa’u

1. Siliafai (f)

2. Fuatai (f)

3. Tauilo (f)

4. Pese (m)

5. Fiso (m)

6. Uliana (f)

7. Sau (f)

8. Pele (m)

9. Avaomutu (m)

10. Pelepesite (m)

1. Lini 8. Tu’ua 7. Falefou

6. Paiesi

5. Amata (f)

4. Sefulu

3. Fetalaiga

2. Lale

2. Fuli (f)

/ Lemana (Safune)

3. Sa’u Lalotoa

(m)

4. Sa’u Satui (m)

/ Litala Toeaina


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Sa’u Ulaula m)

/ Uliana Titimaea Faumuina

( Lefaga / Nofoalii)

2. Fuli (f)

/ Lemana (Safune)



4. Sa’u Satui (m)



1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Sa’u Ulaula m)



5. Tapunu’u (f) 4. Olivea (f) 3. Logo (m) 2. Fa’alaa (m) 1. Polisi (m)

2. Fuli (f)

/ Lemana (Safune) 3. Sa’u Lalotoa (m)


4. Sa’u Satui (m)



1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

1. Sa’u Ulaula m)



6. Kaisa (m)

/ Sefulu Sa’u 8. Ana (f)

/ Avaloti

7. Sefelino (m)

/ Utu

1. Sefo (m)

? 5. Aigailetai (m)

4. Fuli (f)

3. Eneliko (m)

- Apeta Sa’u

2. Sefo Џ (m)

?

1. Clinton

2. Kirk

3. Tua

4. Lionel

5. Roy

?

1. Pita

2. Douglas

3. Sitina

1. Ulufafo

2. Kaisa

3. Voloti

4. Litala

5. Ulufale

1. Sefo

2. Pale

3. Sefelino Jr

1. Ken

2. Lisa

3. Eneliko

4. Emele

5. Brian

6. Failelei (m) 2. Tone (f)

7. Moso’oi (m) 1. Tineiafi (f)

Grand children of Sau & Luafataga—still un-

der research, please , any persons that may have

information in regards to this lineage please

forward information to

[email protected] - Ref -”Family Tree”


1. Tafeaga (m)

2. Pua’avase (m)

3. Siapolima (m)

/Sesalia

4. Avaomutu (m)


5. Sau (f)

Luafataga (Tuanai)

5. Peauvasa (f)

4. Tone ll (f)

3. Laulau (f)

Male Sa’u Raphael Sa’u Tafeaga Jnr Sa’u Se’ei Sa’u Matagi Sa’u Benjamin Sa’u

Our family celebrations would not be possible

without the support, guidance & contributions

afforded to us by many of our wonderful family,

friends & the various members of our community

Mona Sa’u & Don Siluuga - On behalf of our dream team ―Family Junior Committee‖

Holy Cross School Rev Ioritana & Lonise Tanielu (Grey Lynn EFKS) John & Sunema Tavaga The Tavaga Family DJ Juice Box Team Zumbasa East Tamaki EFKS NZ Police Auckland City Council Special thanks to all supporters of our 2011 Family reunion fundraising campaign Milo Jones - Coffee Machine & Mattresses Alisi Tanuvasa Su’a - Coffee, Tea & drinks

Alex Masefau Su’a - Cover Page Design & consultant

Tasi Sa’u - Fruits & V

Don Siluuga Solomona Sa’u

Junior Tavaga & Joanna Sa’u Antoinette Tiatia

Linda, Stella & Gloria Tomasi

Tupo Sa’u

Leiua Pricilla Sa’u Toitua

Maota & Sarah Sa’u

Ahriel Siluuga & Ina Sa’u

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When the rest of the world walks out ”

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