Rolevee Manalo Ilamni-Roetzel
3/26/1970 - 6/26/2024
Obituary For Rolevee Manalo Ilamni-Roetzel
Rolevee Ilamni-Roetzel, affectionately known as “Vee,” age 54, passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Wednesday, June 26, 2024, at Sentara Norfolk Hospital. Born on March 26, 1970, in Philadelphia, she was the beloved daughter of the late Rogelio Ilamni Sr. and Librada Ilamni (Levie). Vee is survived by her loving mother Levie, her devoted brother Rogelio Ilamni II, and her cherished children Jakrista Roetzel (Jak), Mikayla Roetzel (Mik), and Ian.
Vee dedicated her life to her work as a medical assistant, where her compassion and dedication touched the lives of countless patients. Her kindness, humility, and genuine spirit were felt not only by those she cared for professionally but also by her family and friends.
To her friends and everyone she met, Vee was a pillar of unwavering support and encouragement. Her witty humor often brought about bursts of laughter just when it was needed most, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her. Her compassion and devotion were evident in the circle of friends who remained steadfast in their support throughout her life.
Within her family, Vee’s love was evident in every action. From caring for her mother to being a protective and loving sister to her brother. She was immensely proud of her three children, with whom she created unforgettable memories filled with love and joy. Her nurturing spirit and boundless love were the cornerstones of her family life.
Vee’s children, Jak, Mik, and Ian, will carry on her legacy of love, strength, and compassion. The values she instilled in them and the memories they created together will continue to guide and inspire them.
Vee believed deeply in the beauty of giving, and her final act was a testament to that belief. Through the selfless gift of organ donation, Vee has given the most precious gift of all—life—to those in need. Her legacy will live on, not only through her children, but through the hearts that beat stronger, the lungs that breathe easier, and the lives that are lived more fully because of her generosity.
Just as in her life here on earth she continues to provide hope to those in need. She has transformed despair into hope and turned sorrow into new beginnings.
Vee leaves behind a legacy of beautiful memories and a life filled with love, laughter, and compassion. She will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Please join us at Emmanuel Lutheran Church July 5, 2024 at 12pm for a service and reception afterwards.
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