
Help Bring Fiten Kasa Home to Chuuk
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Fiten Kasa was a man of faith and family, whose life touched many in the Chuukese community of Washington. For over 25 years, he worked tirelessly, inspiring those around him with his dedication and kindness. Fiten’s greatest joy was his close relationship with his daughter, Melia. After the loss of her mother a few years ago, Melia and Fiten leaned on each other, supporting one another through difficult times and growing even closer as a result. Fiten often reminded his family to stay close, so they could always come together in times of need—a value that shaped the lives of his siblings, cousins, and friends.
With Fiten’s recent passing, Melia is now facing the heavy burden of funeral expenses alone. She has returned to work during this period of grief, but the costs are overwhelming. The family is working to honor Fiten’s wish to be buried in his homeland of Chuuk, Micronesia. This involves significant expenses, including preparation and storage fees until the funeral date on August 30, transportation of his body overseas, and the cultural tradition of providing food for all who come to pay their respects. In Chuukese culture, sharing food is a sign of respect and appreciation, and Melia is determined to uphold this tradition despite the financial strain.
Support from friends, family, and the community will help Melia cover these costs and give Fiten the farewell he deserves. Every contribution will go directly to Melia as she arranges the funeral and fulfills her father’s final wish. Your generosity will make a meaningful difference during this difficult time, helping the Kasa family honor Fiten’s legacy and bring him home.
With Fiten’s recent passing, Melia is now facing the heavy burden of funeral expenses alone. She has returned to work during this period of grief, but the costs are overwhelming. The family is working to honor Fiten’s wish to be buried in his homeland of Chuuk, Micronesia. This involves significant expenses, including preparation and storage fees until the funeral date on August 30, transportation of his body overseas, and the cultural tradition of providing food for all who come to pay their respects. In Chuukese culture, sharing food is a sign of respect and appreciation, and Melia is determined to uphold this tradition despite the financial strain.
Support from friends, family, and the community will help Melia cover these costs and give Fiten the farewell he deserves. Every contribution will go directly to Melia as she arranges the funeral and fulfills her father’s final wish. Your generosity will make a meaningful difference during this difficult time, helping the Kasa family honor Fiten’s legacy and bring him home.
Organizer and beneficiary
jeremy kasa
Organizer
Federal Way, WA
Melia Reselap
Beneficiary