Jacklyn Bernardo Ramos

With hearts full of sorrow and love, we celebrate the life of Jacklyn Ramos, a devoted mother, beloved daughter, cherished sister, loving aunt, precious niece, treasured cousin, and loyal friend. Who passed away on April 17, 2025. Born on September 11, 1984, to Canuto Ramos Junior and Junie B. Ramos, Jacklyn’s greatest joy in life was being the proud mother of her son, Damariae, and her daughter, Dejanae, who were the center of her world and the legacy she leaves behind.

She shared a deep and meaningful bond with her fiancé, Mike Tuuholoaki, with whom she built a life full of laughter, love, loyalty, and dreams for the future. Their connection was strong and enduring. Rooted in trust, commitment, and the kind of devotion that never wavered. Jacklyn loved fiercely and stood by her loved ones with everything she had.

Jacklyn grew up alongside her beloved brothers, Canuto Ramos III and Michael Ramos, with whom she shared unbreakable bonds of sibling love and endless laughter. She was a true jokester, always full of fun, mischief, and playful banter, especially when she was with her brothers. Whether they were reminiscing about childhood memories, playing practical jokes on one another

or cracking jokes just to make each other laugh, their connection was full of life and joy.

Jacklyn was blessed with a smile that could brighten any day, super deep dimples that made her joy impossible to miss, and a laugh that was nothing short of contagious. Her joy was radiant, her generosity limitless, and her presence unforgettable. She loved everyone’s children like they were her own, pouring out the same warmth, and care she gave her own.

To know Jacklyn was to know someone unapologetically outspoken, not just in words, but in presence. She didn’t hold back how she felt, and she did it all with flair, humor, and fun. If Jacklyn had something to say, you were going to hear it, with honesty, boldness, and most likely a hilarious twist that had everyone laughing. Her quick wit, big personality, and ability to say what others were thinking made her the life of every room and a friend you could always count on for real talk and real love.

Though her time with us was far too short, Jacklyn’s spirit lives on in the lives she touched, the love she gave, and the memories we will treasure forever.

Her family and loved ones will carry her memory with honor and love.

Rest peacefully, Jacklyn. Your light still shines.