| Malo e lelei kau faifekau malolo, ko e me'a faka'ofo'ofa ia ko e 'ilo 'oku mou kei si'i mo'ui pea kei malohi he siasi..I served in the Tongan Nuku'alofa mission from 1983-1984 under President Melvin B. Butler..I want to say hi to my fellow return missionaries and thanks for the sweet memories of our days at our mission back in the islands..'ikai pe to e 'i ai ha taimi fakalata ia hange ko ia...Say hi, atu Annie Fonua Tracy..'ikai ngalo e fakalata 'etau ngaue 'i Talafo'ou!... |
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Ko e fie'ilo pe, pe 'oku 'i fe'ia he tapa 'e fa 'o mamani 'oku 'i ai 'a e Penieli Nau, Angitau Fa'anunu, Paula Moli, Saimone mo Lea Panuve, Sione Tongia, Sione Fakatava, Sateki Manakofua, Fanguna Vaitohi.
Ka 'ilo ha taha pea fakamolemole tohi mai. |
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Me'a faka'ofo'ofa mo'oni ko e 'i ai ha meili ke tu'u ai 'etau 'u tohi ki he ngaahi maheni pea moe ngaahi to'u ako ke fai ai 'etau fakamanatu e taimi ne tau feohi ai.
Ko 'eku tohi pe ko e fie'ilo pe ko fe'ia 'oku 'i ai 'a e Penieli Nau, Paula Moli, Saumone mo Lea Panuve, Semisi Tongia, Angitau Fa'anunu, moe kau tama ko ia.
Ka 'ilo'i ha taha 'enau tu'asila pea kataki 'o tohi mai.
'ofa lahi atu
M. Toli |
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| dang me'a faka'ofo'ofa mo'oni koe sio 'oku kei fe'ilongaki ha fa'ahinga kakai ehe....but anywayz i didn't serve a mission but my brother did....Elder Lavaki...but he's now married and they are expecting a baby very soon, but hey i would love to hear from those who's currently serving a mission, and congratulation to the class of 2000 who did graduate...datz my klass....to any who would like to email----feel free to do so...i would love to hear from them.....fanks |
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Jus looking reading the messages on this site and me and my mate are very impressed with the comments of those who have returned from their mission, she's planning to go on her mission so its good to see inspiring comments to those who served in the tonga mission. I'd like to invite those who have returned from thier mission either from tonga or elsewhere to send a message.
Malo tau lava! |
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Hello! and Malo e Lelei to the non speaking English....no just kiddin' ko e ki'i fie say hello atu pe to those who graduate from Liahona that serve their mission in Tonga....sai pe....
malo
Tania |
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Hi there,
I discovered by accident. But since I have found it, I am very impressed by it. I am from New Zealand, the very small country next to Australia. And no, we don't wear grass skirts as lots of people think. I am half Tongan and half Niuean. Dad is part Tongan, Nuiean and Norwegian (though you can't tell), and mum is Nuiean.
I work for a children's publishing company as an assistant editor, and I would really like to hear from people who write stories for early preschool to high school students. And illustrators too, especially if you like drawing people.
Most of the books we published for our sector is published in Tongan, Nuiean, Samoan, Tokelauan and Cook Islands. We are always on the look out for new stories, and illustrators.
Malo 'aupito
Emeli |
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Hi! I just wanted you to know that I finally have my site up at http://tongahotel.com for Helen's Apartments. They are named after little Helen, who is my 5 year old daughter. She is the one in the picture by the pool.
Thanks,
Damon |
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Oku ou fiefia ke tala atu hoku ofa ki he Tonga kotoa oku nofo muli.
LONI |
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I served under the directions of Pres Hopoate. He is a great man and even up to now he's still standing tall in carrying the Lord's work on his shoulders. My gratitude to all missionaries of my time. The missionary rules have changed a great deal since then but I'm thankful for the opportunity to serve under Pres Pita Hopoate's. I'm still a member and very active working with young women in my ward.
Keep up with this site and invite more RM to enjoy each other's special moments from the field.
Ofa atu,
Me:) |
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Webmaster G.Tracy,
I'd like to expressed my appreciation to you for your hard work in connecting people together.I was able to find a former missionary companion in your webside Elder Uate.I served under Pres.Latu and Hopoate from 1980-82.
If there is any Alumni out there please keep in touch.
'Ofa atu Bishop L.P.'Unga. |
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| Are you talking about Toevalu Makaafi? |
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Hey Teuli nice to meet yu on this site. Hey Where are yu from? Where are yu staying at the moment? I do have a brother in-law he is a Makaafi too. So are yu related to him? Oh anyways he is from Vava'u.
later
Etta |
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| I JUST WANT 2 SAY WHATZ UP 2 ALL MY POLY HOME ~BOYZ~ ALL OVER |
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In 1955 my parents (President Fred W. Stone & Sister Sylvia Rider Stone) were called to preside over the Tongan Mission. I was fortunate to go with them where I was called to a CES Mission to teach school at Liahona & Ha'alaufuli, Vava'u. I have several photos that I would like to share. Perhaps, a website could be developed someday soon. I also have photos from my father's first mission to Tonga in the late 1920's. Feel free to contact me any time. I have a long list of email address of Tongans and friends of Tonga. I would love to include yours. Oh yes, it was my father that told Kolipoki to do his reports In "The Other Side of Heaven". What a great movie. I've seen it five times, so far.
'Ofa atu,
Tevita Stone
417 West 200 South
Cedar City, Utah
84720
435.586.7051 |
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| Thank you for creating this site. |
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Malo e Lelei from Washington state. It is wonderful to hear from another of my former companions. I hope all is well with you.
Please feel free to e-mail - I would love to hear more about how you are.
Ofa 'atu,
Halaki |
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KIA ORA EVERYBODY. I SERVE MY MISSION IN TONGA DURING PRES. BUTLER AND SHUMWAY. I DID ENJOY THE CHALLENGE LIKE EVERY (FUNGANI FAIFEKAU) JUST TO SAY HELLO TO ALL THE PALANGI THAT I SERVE WITH ELDER TAGG , TAGGART MY COMPANION, DUNN, HALAQ, BROADBENT.
THEY ARE REAL TONGAN. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL THE CURRENT MISSIONARIES
NGAUE MALOHI KI HE IKUNA . KAKITE. |
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Malo ho'omou lelei. Ko e me'a fakafiefia ia 'ete vakai 'oku ke i malohi pe hoto kaunga ngaue faifekau he siasi mo tokanga malohi ki he lotu. 'Oku fefe hake e Misiona Tonga (the best in the world)? Malo mu'a kau faifekau 'i hono fakahoko e ngaahi fatongia mahu'inga na.
Ps. Kataki ka 'oku 'i ai ha taha 'oku ne ma'u 'a e tu'asila 'o 'Alifeleti mo Seini Malupo pea toki fakamoimoi mai ke fai ha fakamalo ki ai. You guys all take care and have a Merry merry Xmas and a Happy happy new year..... |
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| Hope everyone is well. I continue to work with my Tongan brothers and sisters. I have been in the military since 1984 and everywhere I have been stationed or live, I have been called to serve "my people". Last night I was reading the Ensign and read a story about my mission president - Pita Hopoate. Read it if you all get the chance. Keep up the great work. Stay close to the Lord. Attend the temple. And Love each other. |
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As far as the web site is concerned it is maintained by a "Palangi" I am in the process of getting some help to place the site in Tongan as well. I maintain the site out of respect to my wife who served in Tonga, and is of Tongan Descent. I hope that soon both the "Palangi" and "Fakatonga" can be used on this site.
Thanks to all those who have visited |
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parton me if I am trying to mess up with the Tongan Mission Website. I did not serve my mission in Tonga but I do really appreciate all the comments from all the Tongan Return Missionaries. How about if we gonna have this guestbook in Tongan. We all speak our native language. Do you guys know the rumor that goes around? Too much fiepalangi 'a e kau Tonga. Atleast if there is a reading and writing center everywhere for everyone to correct the grammar. ooops...........sorry atu kau rm 'oe mission tonga. 'Ikai ko ha houa fakamo'oni 'a e website ni...............Anyways, it's good to read all the comments. I have quite a few friends who served their mission in Tonga........that I knew'em for sure..........
Elder Olevao
Elder Vaka(Maikolo)
Elder Vaka(Etu)
Elder Tatafu
Elder Talivakaola(Malolo)
Elder Langi
Elder Finau and many more........but I don't remember their names....
And to you Seini, How's my mali.........(Hea si'i) hahahahahaha..........do'nt touch me cra///////////////zy................a great tribute to all of you and hope you'll all keep on doing the good work. |
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hey wats up. i got my call to serve in tonga in august 2001 but i don't leave to the mtc until december. but i'm just trying to get some info on tonga and some culture if you could e-mail me some info that would be great.
elder reese |
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| Malo 'etau to e lava ki he 'aho ni. 'Oku mo u sio atu ki he ka u RM mei he taimi 'o Kongaika mo Uasila'aa? Na'a ku hu ki he MTC 'i 'Okatopa '91 pea 'osi he '93. Ko 'emau Trainer ko Eld. Mohetau mo Sis. Tau'ataina. MTC President ko Paletu'a. Ka u MTC Eld. Kava Mohenoa mei Tungua. Hp. Eld. Uikilifi Leka mei 'Uiha/Ta'anea. Eld. 'Isime'eli Lasalosi mei Ha'atu'a 'Eua. Eld. Mesui mei Pangaimotu, Vv. Eld. Penieli Nau mei Matamaka Vv. 'Ofa atu kiate kimoutolu hono kotoa. |
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Hello Everyone and Special Respect for the creater of this website. I haven't really notice any change on lately but I do appreciate this website and how it came today. I am still working on trying to get all the pictures I have from mission in Tonga to add on and when I do i will get it post and it is funny to see the islands that you served and and where the church is. I really love the mission work and will always will and won't exchange that happiness for any thing less. I also want to sent my love other missionaries out there...WORK THE EXTRA MILE....
Nofo a Love
NINI Fakahau |
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| MY WIFE SERVED HER MISSION IN TONGA.SHE IS HOPEING TO HEAR FROM SOME OF THE SISTERS AND ELDERS SHE SERVED WITH . HER NAME IS 'ANA ALIPATE[NORTH].SHE NOW LIVES IN BRISBANE,AUSTRALIA.SHE SERVED BETWEEN 1993 AND 1994. THANKS |
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| HI IT'S NICE TO KNOW THESE PEOPLE THATS ALREADY IN HERE...I DIDN'T REALIZE THIS UNTIL I DECIDED TO TAKE A MINUTE TO SEE THIS WEBSITE. I REALLY LIKE IT AND BIG THANKS TO THOSE WHO CREATED THIS. I SERVED MY MISSION IN TONGA FROM 1995-1996 DURING PRES. UASILA'A & MALUPO'S TIME.. I REALLY LOVED MY MISSION, IT'S A GREAT EXPERIENCE AND I LEARN TO BECOME MORE HUMBLE. LIVING IN TOOELE NOW AND MARRIED TO TEVITA FAKAHAU, WHO ALSO SERVED IN TONGA. REALLY NICE GUY AND I AM THANKFUL FOR HIM AND HIS SUPPORT. NICE TO MEET YOU GUYS 'OFA ATU SEINI VA'ENUKU FAKAHAU |
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| i wonna send you many greetings from holland, sjon www.blauwei.nl |
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Malo e Lelei to those who will be reading this. I did not serve my mission in Tonga but it is so nice to know how everyone is doing. Well if you know who I am, please drop me some few lines. It would be good to hear how everyone is doing. I have just recently graduated, finally! and I am just waiting for my husband to graduate, hopefully in Dec. Anyways, I would like to hear from my classmates. You all have a good day,,,
later,
taine |
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I have a friend serving a mission who has a Tongan companion. I need a message translated for me if someone could translate it and e-mail me I would greatly appreciate it:
"oku ou tui kia kalaisi, 'Aki hoku loto kotoa. Te u niva (or hiva) fakafeta'i fai 'aki 'a hoku le'o' 'oku ou tui kia ka laisi ko e 'alo fakatupu. Na'a ne fakamo'ui, 'Ae kakai 'oku tu i.
Hopefully I didn't butcher the words. I really have no clue, I only know spanish and english. thanks again
Scott Moser moises1826@hotmail.com |
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