How to make UI component appear at selected UI's position?

Welp this is the best I came up with. Maybe its not the right way but it works for me real good. Forgot to post this 3 days after finishing.

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 
 //You'll need these 2 systems for it to work
 
 //Essential for List function
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 //Essential for the EventSystem in your scene
 using UnityEngine.EventSystems;
 
 public class Choices : MonoBehaviour {
 
     //Your list of UI Selections that'll appear when you select the wanted object
     public List<GameObject> Options;
     public Transform Position;
     public GameObject CanvasParent;
     public float Order;
     public GameObject Cloned;
     public GameObject Self;
     public EventSystem FindEvent;
 
 
     // Use this for initialization
     void Start () {
     
     }
     
     // Update is called once per frame
     public void Update () {
         //If the Object you selected was an instatiated prefab then you'll need it to 
         //find your EventSystem within your canvas for it to detect the OnClickFunctions and other functions including your mouse
         FindEvent = GameObject.Find ("EventSystem").GetComponent<EventSystem> ();
         CanvasParent = GameObject.Find ("Canvas").gameObject;
     }
     public void OnGUI(){
     }
     public void OnPointerClick(EventSystem Eventer){
         //Your prefabed EventSystem will be replaced with your Scene EventSystem
         Eventer = FindEvent;
 
         Debug.Log (Eventer.currentSelectedGameObject.name);
 
         Position =    Eventer.currentSelectedGameObject.gameObject.transform;
 
         //This Function will repeat until int i is less than your Maxed Options in your array list,(Options.Count).
         for(int i = 1; i < Options.Count; i++){
             //This determines the order of your options,
             //so like Pizza = array number 0, Peanutbutter = array number 2, all of that stuff.
             //Mines start at 1 to avoid complications for myself but it can began at 0.
             Order = Options.IndexOf(Options[i]);
 
 
             //Now you'll instantiate your first Option in your list as a Clone from your Prefab GameObject.
             Cloned = (GameObject)Instantiate(Options[i],Position.position,Position.rotation);
             //Then your Options will be a child of your Selected GameObject that generated the UI's(Your Options).
             Cloned.transform.SetParent(Position);
             //After that You can set the position of your Options.
             //It's better this way so the pop up selections won't cloud your view.
             //You'll also need Order to + your position.y so your Options won't stack on top of each other.
             //Since Order is the number of your Options[i] which is your IndexNumber
             //(Number given by Object in your Array)Each time your For loop function repeats your Order Number changes.
             Cloned.transform.position = new Vector3 (Position.position.x+1f,Position.position.y + Order+0.5f,Position.position.z);
             //Then Lastly Your Cloned Object will be a child of your overall Canvas.
             //This was needed because i had a UI with a masked viewport. So my UI's became Invisible, and unclickable.
             Cloned.transform.SetParent(CanvasParent.transform);
         
         }
     }
     //Then ofcourse after you select your Selection you'll want them to vanish.
     //This is the best way i could think of, but i messed up because, this does noes not destroy multiple GameObjects.
     public void OnPointerUp(EventSystem Eventer){
         Destroy (GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Selective"),0);
     }
     public void OnPointerExit(EventSystem Eventer){
         Destroy (GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Selective"),0);
     }
 
 }

It is a bit of a long function but it's the best I could come up with. So I just wanted to post a working function in here for anyone else that might have this question. Don't worry it's worth it.