

Charlotte was born on October 1, 1972, in Honolulu, Hawai'i on the island of O'AHU.
She continued with her journey home with the Lord on Saturday, August 1 5, 2026, at Pro Care Hospice in Las Vegas, Nevada.
She is the daughter of the late Maximo Lambayan and Carolee Hornos Lambayan.
Charlotte's journey began on the island of O'AHU, mostly on the West side of the island, EWA BEACH was her home. There she formed bonds, built friendships and developed a legacy that withstood time, distance and life's unpredictable events.
Charlotte had touched many lives of those who had the honor of knowing her.
People gravitated towards her charm and easy, outgoing personality that turned people she met into friends.
Charlotte's passions for bowling, charity, and comfort foods had brought her many memorable moments and impacted many lives.
As a child, she was taught traditional and modern hula by Grandma Mary Ho. Grandma Ho's tutelage showed her the paradigm of living "PONO" as a little girl and Charlotte embodied every aspect, minutia of Hula. She loved traditional Hawaiian music and all aspects of the Hawaiian culture.
Living "PONO" brought Charlotte into the lives of many, and Charlotte brought many into our lives.
She leaves behind a legacy of love, warmth, joy, generous spirit, strength and compassion that will forever impact us all for the rest of our lives.
Charlotte is survived by her husband of 32 years, Stanley Esmena, with whom she shared 36 years of love; her daughter, Charlise Anela Ke Aloha Esmena; Charlotte's older brother, Alan Lambayan; and all her friends who became her family.
Charlotte's preferences are green, Hawaiian print, Sanrio's character Kerokerokeroppi, and the Peanuts Gang.
Services to honor Charlotte’s life will be held on Thursday October 1at 2026 at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church starting with a rosary at 10:30am Funeral mass at 11:00am Celebration to Follow.
Flowers are welcome and may be sent to the church between 9am and 10am. By request of the church, flowers are to me no taller that 27 Inches or wider than 18 inches. and in Liew of flowers the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the surviving family
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