Uncle Roy made his ono famous chili my dad loved it so much . That's why he had blessed my dad for his celebration of life. A funny story I’d like to share about Uncle Roy is one time when came to meet us, he was still learning and didn’t know how to use his cart/scooter. Hehe He gased it almost running over my Uncle Bruce! My Uncle Bruce jumped on the bench chair.  Your mom was there too. We kept on laughing and laughing! You had to be there  to understand.. Aunty Brenda had to reverse it for him... we all was cracking up!   

Thank you uncle for helping to raise my brother Larry Boy.  We are so grateful and blessed.

Missing u a lot I will be missing our trips together and of course our arguments, no one to grumble with, We had a lot of fun times with family and friends. I know that u are so proud of your grandkids going to all their games and whatever they have to do. u always had a way to make good comments then u would tell them what they need to do the next game. We had talks about our kids and he was really proud . That they are respectful, and doing good in making right decisions in life. 49 years married  till we meet again 😍 always in my heart.MY ANGEL 💔💜😢

you always knew what to say to make me laugh 

when you and Nana got hotel rooms, you'd always let us tag along

never missed an opportunity to show how proud you were of me

I remember being very young and my “ninong” (or godfather) coming over for dinner and beer to play cards with my parents. He came to my basketball game and spoke of how proud he was of Taylor and how maybe we’d get to play against each other one day. He made it to a volleyball game of mine and to my high school graduation. Fleeting memories, thinking I’d see him again. I’m sad I don’t get to share my nursing school graduation with you, ninong. But I hope that our families will live in in your loving memory and know of your continued presence in who we are as individuals today.

Uncle Leroy (Manno),
There are so many memories that I can think of, but the ones that come to me the most is all the times that we shared working together.  You always made the jobsite a little more fun, from showing me how flexible you was by doing the splits to flexing your shoulder blade muscle.  You will never be forgotten!! May you R.I.P
Much love and blessings to the Elizares ohana.    


Leroy, you’re one of the very few good men I’ve known. I’ll never forget all the time we shared , nothing but good memories. My family and I will cherish them in our lifetime. Someday I will be telling stories to my grand children about this fabulous friend of mine. Rest In Peace Amigo.  

Leroy Elizares:

When we first moved into the house across the street in November 2001, Leroy and his family were the first to welcome us.  He was always friendly and had something nice to say.

Leroy imparted his wisdom when needed and was generous with his time.  Sometimes when I needed to borrow a tool, he always seemed to have the right one.

I loved seeing him drive his blue Model T.

When we lost our 16-year old daughter Emma in 2010, Leroy and the family were so kind and made a ton of gandule rice for her Celebration of Life.  It was one of her favorites.

I always looked forward to that package of gandule rice or the vingha dosh (stew) when he made a big pot.

Thank you for your wonderful family Leroy!

We will miss you.

The Changs

Best cousin l ever had.He picked me up at the airport whenever l came to visit. I would stay at his house. We would go visit all of our friends and party. He would take me to the cemetery and we would put flowers on his moms grave. He also took me to see my brother.  We would go to the Puerto Rican  store  and have lunch there. We would go touring all around the island. I miss Leroy very much. Someday l will meet him in heaven and we will party again. 

I’m gonna miss hearing “Hey Man-O” I thank you for all the memories and life lessons you have shared with me, along with all the coco, crackers, & cheese I could eat. I love and miss you dearly Papa. Keeping you forever in my heart.
Love, 
Your Eldest Grandson Kepa

Mahalo Unko Leroy for opening up your house to us & treating us like family.  You don’t even know how appreciative we are for you supporting us growing up & cheering for us at our games. Grandma Hilda was the best cheerleader though! You always made time for us & We loved talking stories with you.   Thank you Elizares ‘Ohana for welcoming us, feeding us & letting us crash over(haha).  We will truly miss you Unko Leroy, until we meet again,  Love Always Daniel & Keala 

Papa, Nana and I on the day that I graduated from High School in May of 2019. When I walked through the living wearing my Cap and Gown, his eyes lighted up. Just by looking at him, I could see how proud of me he was. I love you Papa!

Leroy (aka) “Joe”
I miss you dearly, but you will never be forgotten. I met you when you first got out of the US Navy. That was over 50 years ago, and the start of our lifelong friendship. We have been through good times and bad, ups and downs and we laughed and cried. But that is what friends are for. Keep the patales and gundude rice hot.😊 You are in heaven my buddy, I love you and ALOHA   Ernie

❤️ i pray in my wildest dreams that i could imagine to be a fraction of the man you were, to have made as much of a difference and to touch so many hearts.  Thank you for having the most amazing daughter in the world.  Marrying her has changed my life and made me the happiest man ever.  You helped me understand things in a way i could never have figured out on my own.  I love and miss you so much.  Thank you for always giving me the look, the stare with our eyes locked where i could tell with no words that your love was there for me with no doubt.  
i love you Dad forever and always.

Your Son,
Mike

Papa would always support me through everything. Whether it was sports or even just playing ukulele even though I was terrible. Papa always had my back

I remember when papa would call me and my cousin Tyra his messy granddaughters haha. I miss you so much papa and I know your watching over us all. I will keep my promise to you and work hard on everything I do and make you proud.

Each time our family would walk into the gym, we would always look for Nana and Papa in the stands. You would always see them at every game, except when they were trying to win it big in Vegas. Kahi and Bella would always run to say hi because they knew that Papa had treats (Nana too!). He was the biggest fan and we are so grateful for all the support and love for our daughter Neah. She needed Papa's "Go Green!" to get her through all those seasons. These are special memories for us.  We know heaven has earned another amazing person and that he leaves behind such a wonderful family that he and Nana raised. All of our aloha and mahalo, the Tassill 'ohana

You were always at all my sporting events, cheering me on in the stands win or lose. I will never forget what you say “ GO GREEN! “

I will never forget all the palace saimin dates Uncle Roy used to take me and Grandma Hilda on and of course I inhaled all my food! I also remember when he used to pick me up with Coach Vince and Taylor and we would watch the UH volleyball games at the Stan Sheriff Center! One of my all time favorite memories was when Uncle, Mama Tweetie, Alexis and I were at Grandmas grave and Lexi kept chasing the chickens and Uncle saw the chicken stop, turn around and start chasing Lexi back and told us so we all turned and watched her run for her life! We laughed until all of our stomachs hurt! It feels like this happened just yesterday, too. We have so much memories, laughs and arguments together that I wish I could share it all! I’ll forever remember my Uncle Roy as an amazing man! Definitely one of my favorite uncles! Strong, witty, always giving and loved his family so deeply. I will cherish all the memories we had together and I’ll always keep him in my heart. Until we meet again Uncle, please say Hi and give Grandma a big kiss and hug for me! 

This is one of my favorite pictures! I may not be in it but my little mini, Alexis is there in place of me and that’s what makes this photo even more special! A picture with her Great grandmother and her beloved Great Uncle Roy! ❤️

Taylor, Tyra and Trent were blessed with the best grandparents. 

Thank you for taking me to buy my first ukulele!

Thankful for his aloha and jokes. He's the BEST Santa EVER and my nieces and nephews were blessed with the BEST PAPA EVER. RIL

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Leroy Joseph Elizares Sr.

6 mars 1948 – 18 décembre 2020

Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery & Funeral Services

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