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31.07.1921 Khari Vadoli, India
01.12.2016 Hall Green, Birmingham, UK
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We remember our Bapuji as a courageous, loving, and a generous man who led a disciplined life
guided by principles of Truth and Justice. He was a fiercely independent man right till the end as he
battled with the effects of dementia and poor vision in the last couple of years. He had overcome
many adversities in his life from an early age when he lost his own father in 1940 and, at a tender
age of 20, embarked on a voyage to East Africa (Mombasa and then Nairobi) in the middle of second
world war, in 1941.
He was very kind hearted and forever, in a giving role, contributing to his family and the Prajapati
Samaj in three continents! After his first 20 years in India, he spent 26 years in East Africa, then
another 27 years in India before coming for good to England in 1995.
Our Ba Jamunaben passed in 1998, so his last years were without her physical presence, but in
many ways, she was always there.
We express our gratitude for his long, fruitful and enriching life and his generosity, loving kindness
and compassion. May his soul’s onward journey be blissful.
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Om Shantih Shantih Shantih
(Late) Jamunaben Paragji Mistry (Wife)
Ramanlal Paragji Mistry
Kantaben R Mistry
Savitaben M Lad
Maganlal A Lad
Dr Thakorbhai Paragji Mistry
Betina Cornelsen Mistry
gu Vinodbhai C Mistry
Urmilaben V Mistry
Vasantbhai Paragji Mistry
Nora Schramm Mistry
Vimlaben S Mistry
Shailesh A Mistry
Grandchildren: Rohit, Jaime, Neeta, Hitesh, Varsha, Jayesh,Bhavini, Dharmini,
Marius, Isabella, Rupal and Nikesh
Jai Shri Krishna
Saranam, 36, Lickey Square, Lickey B45 8HB
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