

She was deeply intelligent, inquisitive, and naturally creative. Whether making seaweed cards, candy, or jewelry, her artistic talent was effortless, and her entrepreneurial ideas were always a success. She loved learning new things and creating with her hands.
Mom cherished the company of others and loved being involved in her family's lives—always there with suggestions to make things better. She sacrificed so much for us, stepping into roles that made her an extraordinarily strong person.
She was the light of our lives, the last of the Mohicans, and taken from us far too soon. She will be forever remembered and loved by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Now reunited in peace with her husband, Stanley W.N. Lee Jr., her daughter Anela Lee, and her parents, Sarah (Rosa)and Clarence Crozier, as well as her siblings Christopher Anthony Crozier, Patrick Brian Crozier, Gerald Francis Crozier, and Winona Nancy Mann, her memory lives on through her surviving siblings, Charlotte Teresa Cain, Miriam Malu Delacruz, Franklin Roosevelt Crozier, Maxine Mary Crozier, and Valerie Pepita Carpenter; her children, Ohialehua Faith Crozier, Kealamoku Jolynn Fernandez, and Constance Puuwai Mehana Lee; and her grandchildren, Alohi, Kona, Kira, Kekoa, Keola, and Sarah.
A Celebration of Life will be held on November 8, 2026, Sunday at 10:00 AM at Keanae Park.
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