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Mrs. Nandan

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Today, Anne's mother passed away, this will be a sadder Christmas because of it.
Please pass on your condolences over the next few days.
Thank You

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Dan Ford said…
Thanks for letting us know. I will call around and let everyone know
22 December 2008 at 17:39
Loretto Woods said…
Thanks Rob. I am glad Kevin has family like you around to help him and of course Ann through this. I know he had one of the great mother-in-laws and will miss her. Thanks again,
Loretto
22 December 2008 at 21:14
colleen vennard said…
Kevin and Ann,
I am so sorry for you, what a tremendous loss! Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you! We lost our mom Decembewr 28that...is a bad time of year! ove you guys and know we are with you in these hard times!
Love Wayne, Colleen and boys!
22 December 2008 at 23:42
Kevin Ford said…
Suruj Nandan took her last breath at 11:53 this morning.She was surrounded by her 6 daughters ,4 son's in law and 8 of her 11 grandchildren.She was the life of the party ,engaged everyone in her stories and a laugh that could only be envied.She will be truely missed by anyone who knew her.She left us with dignity ,peacefully and surrounded by a loving family.Thank you all for your concern , kind words and prayers.I am truly honoured to have had such a beautiful, loving and caring mother in law.
23 December 2008 at 01:20
Paul B blogger said…
thanks, Rob.
My prayers are for you, Ann and your family, Kevin. Suruj sounded like an incredible person.

It's great that all the family was together. It is a reminder that the persons life truly is a gift, and helps ease the passing.

I remember all of the funerals that I've been to in our family, and because of all you guys, I couldn't stop laughing. Aunt Colleen's in particular. I hadn't seen Pat in a few months, and saw him the moment I entered the funeral parlour. When I hugged Pat, I thought I was going to lose it, but then he said to me..."You see Mom's hair?"
I said, "Yeah"
Pat "It looks good, doesn't it?"
Me looking up from eyes about to swell, "Yeah, Pat, it really looks nice."
Pat: "Well we should have been taking her here all along".
That's pretty much how the funerals go in our family. I remember when Aunt Mary died, and the wake was out of Aunt Margaret's house, David, Pat and I, couldn't stop joking and got kicked out by my mom.
23 December 2008 at 09:49
Kathleen said…
Kevin our thoughts and prayers are with your familly and of coarse with you. I believe what will stay with you all are the warm memories that she has given you. They come quietly, kiss your hearts and leave with a warm feeling.
23 December 2008 at 16:03
Debbie (Mathews) Marangoni said…
I'm so sorry for your loss Ann and Kevin. It sounds like she was a lovely lady and will be greatly missed. Usually people like you, Ann, are the product of great parents.
24 December 2008 at 09:08
Kathleen said…
Paul I remember at Aunt Mary's funeral at the house and the screen door slamed. Anna-Marie followed "that was loud enough to wake the dead!" Aunt Mary was laid out in the living room. There was no shortage of giggles.
24 December 2008 at 15:45
Fred said…
I will remember Mrs. Nandan was a sweet, gentle person who welcomed all of us Fords into her home as family. She had the warmest smile and most beautiful eyes. She was very kind to me and every time I met her she reiterated that I should come and visit more often. I didn't get a chance to visit very much, especially in recent years, but I always appreciated her kindness, sincerity and warmth. Patti and I send Anne, Kevin, Kieran and Kiana our condolences and our hope that all of the Nandans and extended family are comforted by happy memories of this lovely woman.
27 December 2008 at 15:38
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