Let Mona Come Home

Mona’s church family members such as Maria Suzara express their concern for Mona’s happiness.

Members of Mona’s church family such as Dr Peter Chang express their concern for Mona’s happiness.

Mona clearly opposes Sheryl’s probate court actions.

Isolation and its resultant depression is a concern regarding Mona who has been reported to not be eating well.

Lono Kollars, President of the Hawaiian Interclub Council, affirms the importance of Hawaiian language to Native Hawaiian wellbeing. Mona studied her Hawaiian language daily with Michael.

Mona’s enthusiastic study of Hawaiian language sharpens her mind and heals her Hawaiian soul.

"I live here, and I thinjk I have a right to stay here!" Mona informs her daughter Sheryl in no uncertain terms on June 13, 2020 that she doesnt want to be moved elsewhere from her apartment home.

Sheryl Trejo was removing things from Monas apartment on Sept 20. Monas son Michael was locked out in front of his apartment door when Sheryl approached him to enter Monas apartment. For this Sheryl had Michael arrested and put in jail.

Monas priest urges Sheryl Trejos cessation of isolating her mother from her son "as soon as possible."

When Mona first heard of Sheryl’s plans to overturn her estate planning documents she was so upset that her son had to sit her down and have his mother write down her concerns.

Monas neighbor and best friend Molly Parham speaks from the heart against Sheryl Trejo and her attorneys cruelty toward Mona and her son.