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13/06/2026

Good afternoon and thank you for joining us online as we livestream the Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka this afternoon Saturday, 13 June 2026.

"Be still, and know that I am God."
Psalm 46:10

Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka was born on 22 September 1979 and peacefully passed on to glory on 6 June 2026.

She belonged to the Tokatoka Wailiwaliwa, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, from the village of Naroi, Tikina Moala, Yasana Lau. Her traditional i Cavuti is Wailiwaliwa vua na Turaga na Tui Moala

Born to the late Roko Josefa Takelonavanua Draunidalo and Adi Naulu Sovea Draunidalo, who currently resides in America.
She also belonged to the Tokatoka Nayavutoka, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, of Naroi, Moala, Lau.

She was married to Apisalome Coka, and together they were blessed with four children, Paulini Loma Sauniyaka, Roko Josefa Cabetanajiupili Coka, Roko Laisa Dilola Sauturaga and Eva Precious Cokanakadavu

Sereana was also a loving grandmother to her six cherished grandchildren, Matilda Crystal Cokanakadavu Sauniyaka, Ratu Epeli Sauniyaka, Mosese William Sauniyaka, Adi Naulu Sofia Sauniyaka, Anastasia and Loaloaivalu Sauturaga Jnr

Sereana was a devoted member of the Centenary Methodist Church Cell Group #1, where her faith served as the cornerstone of her life. Throughout her battle with illness, she was continually uplifted and spiritually guided by the Assistant General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Anil Reuben, the Assistant Minister of the Suva Circuit, Reverend Onisimo Rarokoliwa, and her dedicated Cell Group Leader, Radini Qase Levu Vakacegu Joana Waqairatu.
Her family finds profound peace in knowing that the Almighty God granted her the time and grace to prepare her soul under the guidance of these faithful servants of God.
In her final moments, Sereana was surrounded by her loving family, who continued to sing her favourite hymns and recite psalms of praise to God as she peacefully transitioned into glory.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




12/06/2026

Good morning and thank you for joining us online as we livestream the Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka this morning Saturday, 13 June 2026.

"Be still, and know that I am God."
Psalm 46:10

Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka was born on 22 September 1979 and peacefully passed on to glory on 6 June 2026.

She belonged to the Tokatoka Wailiwaliwa, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, from the village of Naroi, Tikina Moala, Yasana Lau. Her traditional i Cavuti is Wailiwaliwa vua na Turaga na Tui Moala

Born to the late Roko Josefa Takelonavanua Draunidalo and Adi Naulu Sovea Draunidalo, who currently resides in America.
She also belonged to the Tokatoka Nayavutoka, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, of Naroi, Moala, Lau.

She was married to Apisalome Coka, and together they were blessed with four children, Paulini Loma Sauniyaka, Roko Josefa Cabetanajiupili Coka, Roko Laisa Dilola Sauturaga and Eva Precious Cokanakadavu

Sereana was also a loving grandmother to her six cherished grandchildren, Matilda Crystal Cokanakadavu Sauniyaka, Ratu Epeli Sauniyaka, Mosese William Sauniyaka, Adi Naulu Sofia Sauniyaka, Anastasia and Loaloaivalu Sauturaga Jnr

Sereana was a devoted member of the Centenary Methodist Church Cell Group #1, where her faith served as the cornerstone of her life. Throughout her battle with illness, she was continually uplifted and spiritually guided by the Assistant General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Anil Reuben, the Assistant Minister of the Suva Circuit, Reverend Onisimo Rarokoliwa, and her dedicated Cell Group Leader, Radini Qase Levu Vakacegu Joana Waqairatu.
Her family finds profound peace in knowing that the Almighty God granted her the time and grace to prepare her soul under the guidance of these faithful servants of God.
In her final moments, Sereana was surrounded by her loving family, who continued to sing her favourite hymns and recite psalms of praise to God as she peacefully transitioned into glory.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




12/06/2026

Good evening and thank you for joining us online as we livestream Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka this evening Friday, 12 June 2026.

"Be still, and know that I am God."
Psalm 46:10

Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka was born on 22 September 1979 and peacefully passed on to glory on 6 June 2026.

She belonged to the Tokatoka Wailiwaliwa, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, from the village of Naroi, Tikina Moala, Yasana Lau. Her traditional i Cavuti is Wailiwaliwa vua na Turaga na Tui Moala

Born to the late Roko Josefa Takelonavanua Draunidalo and Adi Naulu Sovea Draunidalo, who currently resides in America.
She also belonged to the Tokatoka Nayavutoka, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, of Naroi, Moala, Lau.

She was married to Apisalome Coka, and together they were blessed with four children, Paulini Loma Sauniyaka, Roko Josefa Cabetanajiupili Coka, Roko Laisa Dilola Sauturaga and Eva Precious Cokanakadavu

Sereana was also a loving grandmother to her six cherished grandchildren, Matilda Crystal Cokanakadavu Sauniyaka, Ratu Epeli Sauniyaka, Mosese William Sauniyaka, Adi Naulu Sofia Sauniyaka, Anastasia and Loaloaivalu Sauturaga Jnr

Sereana was a devoted member of the Centenary Methodist Church Cell Group #1, where her faith served as the cornerstone of her life. Throughout her battle with illness, she was continually uplifted and spiritually guided by the Assistant General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Anil Reuben, the Assistant Minister of the Suva Circuit, Reverend Onisimo Rarokoliwa, and her dedicated Cell Group Leader, Radini Qase Levu Vakacegu Joana Waqairatu.
Her family finds profound peace in knowing that the Almighty God granted her the time and grace to prepare her soul under the guidance of these faithful servants of God.
In her final moments, Sereana was surrounded by her loving family, who continued to sing her favourite hymns and recite psalms of praise to God as she peacefully transitioned into glory.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




12/06/2026

Good afternoon and thank you for joining us online as we livestream Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka this afternoon Friday, 12 June 2026.

"Be still, and know that I am God."
Psalm 46:10

Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka was born on 22 September 1979 and peacefully passed on to glory on 6 June 2026.

She belonged to the Tokatoka Wailiwaliwa, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, from the village of Naroi, Tikina Moala, Yasana Lau. Her traditional i Cavuti is Wailiwaliwa vua na Turaga na Tui Moala

Born to the late Roko Josefa Takelonavanua Draunidalo and Adi Naulu Sovea Draunidalo, who currently resides in America.
She also belonged to the Tokatoka Nayavutoka, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, of Naroi, Moala, Lau.

She was married to Apisalome Coka, and together they were blessed with four children, Paulini Loma Sauniyaka, Roko Josefa Cabetanajiupili Coka, Roko Laisa Dilola Sauturaga and Eva Precious Cokanakadavu

Sereana was also a loving grandmother to her six cherished grandchildren, Matilda Crystal Cokanakadavu Sauniyaka, Ratu Epeli Sauniyaka, Mosese William Sauniyaka, Adi Naulu Sofia Sauniyaka, Anastasia and Loaloaivalu Sauturaga Jnr

Sereana was a devoted member of the Centenary Methodist Church Cell Group #1, where her faith served as the cornerstone of her life. Throughout her battle with illness, she was continually uplifted and spiritually guided by the Assistant General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Anil Reuben, the Assistant Minister of the Suva Circuit, Reverend Onisimo Rarokoliwa, and her dedicated Cell Group Leader, Radini Qase Levu Vakacegu Joana Waqairatu.
Her family finds profound peace in knowing that the Almighty God granted her the time and grace to prepare her soul under the guidance of these faithful servants of God.
In her final moments, Sereana was surrounded by her loving family, who continued to sing her favourite hymns and recite psalms of praise to God as she peacefully transitioned into glory.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




"Be still, and know that I am God."Psalm 46:10  We will livestream the Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana ...
11/06/2026

"Be still, and know that I am God."
Psalm 46:10

We will livestream the Final Journey to Glory for the late Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka this afternoon Thursday, 11 June 2026.

Roko Sereana Vinaka Draunidalo Coka was born on 22 September 1979 and peacefully passed on to glory on 6 June 2026.

She belonged to the Tokatoka Wailiwaliwa, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, from the village of Naroi, Tikina Moala, Yasana Lau. Her traditional i Cavuti is Wailiwaliwa vua na Turaga na Tui Moala

Born to the late Roko Josefa Takelonavanua Draunidalo and Adi Naulu Sovea Draunidalo, who currently resides in America.
She also belonged to the Tokatoka Nayavutoka, Mataqali Turagaulu, Yavusa Turagalevu, of Naroi, Moala, Lau.

She was married to Apisalome Coka, and together they were blessed with four children, Paulini Loma Sauniyaka, Roko Josefa Cabetanajiupili Coka, Roko Laisa Dilola Sauturaga and Eva Precious Cokanakadavu

Sereana was also a loving grandmother to her six cherished grandchildren, Matilda Crystal Cokanakadavu Sauniyaka, Ratu Epeli Sauniyaka, Mosese William Sauniyaka, Adi Naulu Sofia Sauniyaka, Anastasia and Loaloaivalu Sauturaga Jnr

Sereana was a devoted member of the Centenary Methodist Church Cell Group #1, where her faith served as the cornerstone of her life. Throughout her battle with illness, she was continually uplifted and spiritually guided by the Assistant General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Anil Reuben, the Assistant Minister of the Suva Circuit, Reverend Onisimo Rarokoliwa, and her dedicated Cell Group Leader, Radini Qase Levu Vakacegu Joana Waqairatu.
Her family finds profound peace in knowing that the Almighty God granted her the time and grace to prepare her soul under the guidance of these faithful servants of God.
In her final moments, Sereana was surrounded by her loving family, who continued to sing her favourite hymns and recite psalms of praise to God as she peacefully transitioned into glory.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




25/05/2026
Revelation 14:13Then I heard a voice from heaven say, " Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.β€β€œYes,” say...
21/05/2026

Revelation 14:13
Then I heard a voice from heaven say, " Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.”

β€œYes,” says the Spirit, β€œthey will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them.”

will livestreamed the Final Journey To Glory for the late TIMOCI GACECE NACO this afternoon Thursday, 21 and Friday, 22 May 2026.

Timoci Gacece Naco was born on 4 January 1939 and peacefully passed on to glory on 16 May 2026.

He belonged to the Tokatoka Natokalau, Yavusa Nababa, from the village of Rokovuaka, Tikina Nalawa, Yasana Ra. His traditional i Cavuti is Nacobicibici vua na Turaga na Tui Nalawa.

Born to the late Ratu Akuila Naco of Rokovuaka, Nalawa, Ra and the late Vasiti Naula, whose maternal links trace to Nakasaleka, Kadavu and Naqelecibi, Saivou, Ra, with family roots connected to the Schmidt family, later known as the Smith family.

Timoci Naco was widely known as a businessman involved in land development and real estate throughout Fiji. He was also actively involved in politics and was respected for his leadership, vision and dedication towards community and national development.

He was married to the late Mereani Nawaco Naco of Nagigi, Savusavu, from the Yavusa Dewala, Mataqali Korolevu, who peacefully passed away on 30 December 2010.

The Final Journey to Glory will be livestreamed by the Livestream Media Team.




14/05/2026

β€œI have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” ‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭4‬:‭7‬

Good afternoon and thank you for joining us as we bring you the celebration lunch for the late Ratu George Batisele Seniloli this afternoon the 14th of May, 2026.

He passed on at the age of 67 old, being born on the 9th of February 1959 and stepping into eternity on the 9th of May 2026.

Hailing from the Vuvale of Naua, Tokatoka Vunivalu, Mataqali Tuikaba, Yavusa Kubuna, the late Ratu George was born to the family of Bau, Tailevu and his iCavuti is called Turaga na Komai Naua.

Born to father Ratu Inia Seniloli and mother Leisi Niulala, Ratu George shares his maternal links to Lakeba, Saqani, Cakaudrove.

Born and bred in Somosomo, Taveuni, Ratu George attended Vatukoula Government School then later attended Ratu Kadavulevu School, the high school he greatly loved.

From 1985 - 1996 he worked in Carpenters Motors and 1997 came about when he founded his own business, George Automotive Repairs till its closure in 2018.

He was married to the love of his life, Joana Seniloli from Naruwai, Dama, Bua and they have 3 children, Henry, Sainimili and Elenoa. They also share 4 beautiful grandchildren, George, Miliakere, Senijale & Sainimili.

He was a man who loves God and loves people. He will be sorely missed by his loved ones.

The celebration lunch will be filmed by the Livestream Media team.

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