Elois Cua

August 10 1930 - November 15 2018

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FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE ASKED TO GATHER AT THE CHURCH FOR HER FUNERAL MASS.

Visitation :

John Quint Treboni Funeral Home
Sunday November 18th 2018 4-8 p.m.

1177 W. 5th Avenue
Columbus Ohio 43212

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Services:

Funeral Mass
Monday November 19th 2018 at 10:30 am

St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
313 North State St.
Westerville , Ohio 43082-8825

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Elois Lefebure Cua
1930 - 2018
After 65 years of marriage, Josie, the love of Mom's life passed away on September 21, 2018. She didn't want to wait even 65 days to join him. She felt 55 days was far long enough and on November 15, 2018, the good Lord agreed and sent the Angels for her. Elois Delia Lefebure Cua was born in Englewood, New Jersey on August 10th, 1930 where she attended St. Cecilia high school. She had a famous chemistry and physics teacher there, and remembers this teacher helping coach the basketball team and football team when both needed one. She recalls him becoming quite good at the latter. Indeed, she was right, as the Super Bowl trophy is now named after her chemistry teacher, Mr. Vince Lombardi.There was a reason she was a lifelong Packers fan.

After graduating from St. Cecilia in 1949, Elois moved to Columbus with her family and attended Bliss College. Her father Regis opened a Dairy Queen on Cleveland Ave; that her future husband Joe would visit quite often. After a date to an OSU football game Joe was convinced that he wanted to marry Elois and he told his parents Joe Sr. and Esther that he wanted to get married in 6 weeks! Esther told him that there was no way they could plan for a wedding in only 6 weeks. So, Joe Jr. agreed to 8 weeks and they were married on September 16th, 1953 at St. James the Less Church with a reception to remember at the Valley Dale and a honeymoon at Niagara Falls.

Together Joe and Elois had 10 children: Mike (Laura d.) Cua, John Cua, Tom (Angela) Cua, Margaret (Casey) Flanagan, Jeanenne (Sam) Carfagna, Jennifer (Rusty) Staab, Chris (Debbie) Cua, Amy (Vinny) Susi, Jamey (Annamarie) Cua, Joseph III (Alise) Cua; along with 36 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Elois was preceded in death by her parents Regis and Margaret Mulherin Lefebure, her husband Joseph, her brother Henry Lefebure and sister-in-law Carol, sister Virgie and brother-in-law Ben Schutz, sister Delores and brother-in-law Jim Devery and daughter-in-law Laura Cua.

Joe and Elois raised their family on Eddystone Avenue behind the family's florist, landscaping and topsoil businesses. The house on Eddystone had a big back yard that was home to all of their children's cousins, classmates and friends from St. James the Less elementary, St. Francis DeSales and St. Charles high schools. There was always a game to play in that yard with plenty of kids to make two teams and Elois always made sure that there was enough food for all to get their fill when the games were done. Our family cherishes lots of good memories from that home and back yard.

The family of Joe and Elois will receive family and friends from 4 pm to 8 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2018 at the JOHN QUINT TREBONI FUNERAL HOME, 1177 West Fifth Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43212. A Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Paul Catholic Church 313 N. State St. Westerville, Ohio 43082 on Monday November 19, 2018 at 10:30 am. Family and friends can gather at the church. Our family would like to thank Dr. William Gramann, Dr. John Botti, Dr. John Phillips and the good and talented people at Riverside Hospital and Crown Pointe Care Center. We especially want to thank our sister Amy and brother John for all their selfless care of Mom and Dad through their waning years. As stated previously, it has been great having such a large family as all have contributed in caring for these two beautiful parents, grandparents and great grandparents. If you feel so compelled, please contribute to the Joe & Elois Cua Memorial Scholarship Fund at St. Francis DeSales H.S. Access to this scholarship is available online at www.sfdstallions.org/sfd-scholarships. Go to Support, and then SFD Scholarships.Condolences may be sent via www.JohnQuint.com.


Condolences for Elois Cua


From : Dan Garrick
To : The Cua Family
Date: November 16th 2018

To the Cua Family

On behalf of the students, faculty, administration and alumni of Saint Francis DeSales High School please accept my sincere condolences on your loss.

To all who are blessed to interact with your family it is abundantly clear that it has been led by a beautiful Patriarch and Matriarch.

The love that they shared will live on through their Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and of course their loyal friends.

God's grace is clearly evident as this truly beautiful soul has been reunited with her life-partner in heaven. May you find peace knowing that your family has been blessed with two incredible Guardian Angels.

May the Angels lead Elois to her Heavenly home and may perpetual light shine upon her.

Peace and God's Blessings
Dan Garrick
Principal
Saint Francis DeSales High School
From : Ed & Sandy Pagnanelli
To : Mike & Family
Date: November 17th 2018

Mike,
Your mom will continue to be in our prayers as will you and your family. Your mom and dad are together again, and will remain as one forever! God bless...
From : The Cugini family
To : The Cua family
Date: November 17th 2018


Please accept our sincerest and heartfelt best wishes on the passing of your beloved mom. While living at Talia Ct., I enjoyed her stories, life lessons and admired her so much for her selfless strength as a mother of 10. At the office, we have enjoyed many of her pies, breads and cookies that John would bring in, even when we knew that her health was failing, she was still baking! The Cua family will truly miss their amazing parents, but the memories will last a lifetime. Trust in the Lord that he has your parents tucked safely into the palm of His hand and thankfully riunited during this Thanksgiving holiday. Blessings on you and your families and may they rest In Peace.
From : Wally & Tammy Buczkowski "buzz"
To : The Cua family
Date: November 17th 2018

A beautiful, loving and caring soul. Heaven has yet another angel to embrace. Our prayers go out to the entire Cua family.

Wally & Tammy Buczkowski
From : Dee Del Col
To : The Cua family
Date: November 17th 2018

Michael and family

My sincere sympathy in the loss of your mother. My prayers are with you and your family.
From : Paatty (Gray) Weikert
To : Margaret & Cua family.
Date: November 18th 2018

So sorry for your loss so soon after your father, but their love needed to continue in heaven. Your mother is a beautiful lady and you resemble her. Your family is in my prayers.
From : Anne Davidson Kusmer
To : The Cua family
Date: November 18th 2018

I will never forget having dinner with your mom and dad, when your dad whispered about your mom, "She's still the one." He passed soon after, but clearly their love was rare and precious, and it was amazing to see.


Thank you for sharing your parents with mine at Crown Pointe. What a gift for everyone there, and for me as well, as I got to reconnect with all of you.


I remember your mom's kitchen---always enough food for anyone who might stop by. I know she and Joe will make room for my dad at the table in Heaven.


Your parents are forever smiling in my memory and you are all in my heart,

Anne Davidson Kusmer
From : Melodee Kornacker
To : the Cua family
Date: November 18th 2018

My late husband, Ed Honton, was a friend and neighbor of the family and a long-time parishoner at St. James the Less. May the memory of Elois be for a blessing on all who knew and loved her.
From : Raman & Seetha Ravisankar
To : The Cua family
Date: November 19th 2018

Our sincere sympathies in the loss of your mother. Our prayers are with you and your family.
From : Dolores and Greg Matosky
To : Amy and Family
Date: November 20th 2018

You have our deepest sympathy at the loss of your mother. You will be in our prayers.
From : Charles lefebure
To : CUA family
Date: November 27th 2018

So sorry for your loss of Elois but am certain so many fine memories to carry forward to balance the absence. She certainly gave us all much to live by. All the best, charlie