Josephine Uli Quiocho

That same year, Josephine embraced what would become her most treasured role: motherhood. She welcomed her daughter, Priscilla Manatua, in 1975, her son, Gene Raymond Jr., in 1977, and her son, Joseph Solomona, in 1987. Her children were the pride of her life, and she devoted herself fully to supporting, encouraging, and loving them throughout their lives.

Josephine’s joy multiplied when she became Nana to her beloved grandchildren: Desiree Ke’alohilani, Olivia Joy, Mia Priscilla, Paityn Queen, and Gene Ronald. She celebrated every achievement, milestone, and moment shared with them, cherishing each opportunity to create memories and offer her love and guidance.

Professionally, Josephine dedicated 38 years of service to Kaiser Permanente San Francisco. Beginning her career in Medical Records, she earned the respect of colleagues through her commitment, integrity, and willingness to learn. Her dedication led her into leadership, and she eventually retired as a manager in 2023. Along the way, she formed treasured friendships, including a lifelong bond with Patrice Russell.

Faith was the foundation of Josephine’s life. As a devoted member of Voice of Christ San Francisco, she faithfully served as a Sunday School teacher and treasurer, praise team member, and volunteer. She never sought recognition, finding fulfillment simply in serving God and caring for others.

Above all, Josephine will be remembered for her extraordinary capacity to love. She offered kindness, encouragement, compassion, and grace to everyone she met. Her unwavering faith in God shaped the way she lived and the way she loved, leaving a lasting impact on her family, friends, church community, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Josephine was preceded in death by her parents and her beloved siblings: Princess Salamasina Uli Roberts, Olelata Leilani Willis, June Uli Near, Ana Uli Teo, Solomona Uli Jr., Richard Pagaloa Uli, and Paul Pagaloa Uli. She is survived by her devoted husband, Gene Raymond Quiocho Sr.; her children, Priscilla Manatua Quiocho, Gene Raymond Quiocho Jr., Queen Nsunwara Quiocho, Joseph Solomona Quiocho, and Sarah Mahina ‘a’ lohilohi Quiocho; her cherished grandchildren, Desiree Ke’alohilani Quiocho, Olivia Joy Quiocho, Mia Priscilla Quiocho, Paityn Queen Quiocho, and Gene Ronald Quiocho; her niece-daughter, Aleena Joy Asoau; her brother, Teddy Edward Uli; her sister, Masele Tammy Uli Navarro; and countless nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends who will continue to honor her legacy

“Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Forever loved, forever remembered, and forever in our hearts.