Kristelle (Marfil) Taliulu

June 14, 2023

Aloha family and friends,

A little update on my wife’s situation. With it being almost five months so far, recovery has been better and a little easier as time passes. Although she’s not out of the woods yet, my wife’s goal of coming home is getting closer and closer. She is doing better, feeling better and her spirits has been nothing short of amazing. She’s doing a little therapy and slowly improving on that. Every night, either together or on the phone, we pray. We give thanks to our Heavenly Father for all he has done and continues to do. We thank him for all of you, our family and friends, new and old. We thank him for the continued community support and the love we’ve received from you all, near and far. Please know that we are truly grateful and thankful, we really are! Thank you for being there, thank you for the prayers, thank you for loving our family!

Love Always,

The Taliulu Family

May 2, 2023

Aloha everyone,

I’d like to thank our Heavenly Father for his love, blessings and guidance upon my wife, her care team, our family, friends, and the community.

It’s been just about 3 months now and although my wife has made a lot of positive strides and is even doing a little therapy, she is still going through surgeries, procedures, tests and scans but yet she continues to remain positive and full of hope, to come back home soon. It’s going to be a while but we’ll get there together. From my family to yours, thank you. Thank you all for everything you’ve done and continue to do. Thank you for your continuous support, prayers, love and generosity.

Love always,

The Taliulu Family

March 27, 2023

Aloha everyone!

First and foremost, I’d like to give thanks to our Heavenly Father for without him, nothing is possible. Here’s an update on my wife’s journey to recovery. It’s been almost two months since the incident and she has made a lot of improvements. She continues to battle every day with a positive attitude and outlook toward returning home. With more surgeries and rehab still to come, we give it all to God and trust in the plan he has for our family. Kristelle sends her love and appreciation to all of you and yours for the prayers, thoughts, well wishes and contributions in helping our family. We all are going through tough times and yet you find time to love our family, we thank the Lord for you and your family, we thank him for the doctors, nurses and care team, we say our daily prayers and especially thank him for still having our family to be together. Forever grateful!

Love always,

The Taliulu Family

February 26, 2023

Aloha, I hope this message finds you in good health, here’s an update on my wife’s condition so far. She is making improvements everyday. So far the surgeries are going the way the doctors have hoped. Although there’s a lot more to come, she has been in good spirits. The road to recovery is a long one but everything is possible with God. The love and support received from family, friends, the community and you have helped so much on our road to recovery. Thank you for reaching out, thank you for everything! God Bless!

Love Always,

The Taliulu Family

Aloha! My name is Pou Taliulu. On the morning of Wednesday, February 1, 2023, I received a phone call from a Good Samaritan letting me know my wife and 6 month baby girl was involved in an attempted murder case by an unknown male. At the scene, I saw my wife with EMS trying to stabilize her while my daughter was being cared for by a Good Samaritan. There was another Good Samaritan , but he too was on his way to the hospital from being injured trying to assist my wife. The doctors and social workers kept the family updated throughout the day and night. My wife, Kristelle is a “stay at home mom” who does everything for our family from cleaning the house, cooking, dropping and picking up our boys to practice and games, running errands, paying bills etc. I could go on with the countless and priceless things that she’s does everyday for our family, but with this incident, it will bring on more surgeries, physical therapy and hardships. I humbly ask if you can make any donation to help our family during this difficult time, If you’re unable to make a donation, please keep our family in your prayers for my wife’s speedy recovery.

Mahalo,

Pou Taliulu and Family