He attended Malua
Theological College in Western Samoa from 1974-l977, graduated with distinction and
received a Diploma of Divinity. Later he attended the Pacific Theological College in Suva,
Fiji, from 1978 - 1980, in which he received a Bachelor of
Divinity.
In November
of 1981, Rev. Sasa enlisted in the United States Army as a Chaplains Assistant. In June, 1983, he was accepted into the Chaplaincy
Corps. Rev. Sasa was the first Chaplain in the United States Armed Forces of Samoan ancestry.
In January 1992, he was assigned
to Fort Hood.
He was the Chaplain for the 227th MSB. He also took on the sponsorship of the Samoan
Church in Fort Hood. He separated from the U. S. Army in 1993. He was inducted and installed as the
minister for the Fort Hood Church by the Committee of Elders of the Congregational Christian Church of American Samoa in September l993. The congregation mainly serves Samoan active and retired
service members and their families.
Rev. Sasa is married to the former Fa'avaefou Sunia. They live in Copperas Cove, TX and have six children. 3 sons: Aloalii,
married to Tile Lefotu; Sivia, married to Tita Ka'alekahi; Saroa, married to Sadie Hisatake and 2 daughters: Savaliolefilemu,
married to Hector Siaosi, and Serita. They have seven grandchildren: Kamahele Menise Sasa (deceased), Sivia Ta'ita'ifilifilia
Sasa, Taluai Hisatake, Saroa Dwayne-Kalaniopu'u Sasa, Mine-Vaoita Eseta Sasa, Perise Galoane Sasa, and Salina TiaMerina Sasa
(deceased).