Hundreds of Maui Police, Fire, EMT, military, emergency responders, local leaders, family, and friends gathered at a Wailuku memorial service Friday to honor Maui Police Department Officer Suzanne O, who was killed in the line of duty on August 15, 2025.
A procession led to the service, which was open to the public and held a posting of colors, words of remembrance from family and friends, hula, an “End of Watch” broadcast, final salute, flag-folding ceremony, three-volley salute, presentation of flags, opening and closing prayer, and a flower drop. At the MPD Wailuku station, Officer Suzanne O’s vehicle is adorned with flowers, lei, and other tributes.
The program for MPD Officer Suzanne O’s August 29, 2025, memorial service read:
“Beloved daughter, sister, and dedicated public servant, Suzanne gave her life in the line of duty. Born in Pago Pago, American Samoa, she was predeceased by her parents Jong and Suasua, and is survived by sister Linda, brothers Tuiloli, Shen, and Chellemine, her boyfriend Officer Alex Pagan, and his children Naheana, Xander, and Kamaiya. A graduate of Farrington High School and member of MPD’s 91st Recruit Class, Suzanne Served in both Kihei and Wailuku Patrol Districts and was a proud member of the Honor Guard.”
Suzanne was known for her selflessness, compassion, and dedication to protecting her community. Beyond her services, she treasured time with her family and loved ones.
Suzanne leaves behind a legacy of courage, kindness and devotion. She will be remembered as a protector, a helper, and a friend who lived with integrity and heart.”
Source: County of Maui
