Born: 23 November 1934 Called to Rest: 26 September 2021
“She speaks with wisdom, and on her tongue there is tender instruction. She keeps a close eye on the conduct of her family…” – Proverbs 31:26-27 –
Hilda Sugirthamathy Ratnam (Retired Teacher) Formerly of Love Lane, Uduvil, Jaffna was embraced by God on 26 September 2021 in Melbourne, Australia.
Dearly beloved wife of late Prince Ratnam, adored mother of Godwin Theepam (Melbourne), Renita Shiranee (London), Shaun Prithee (Singapore) and Sherina Dharmini (Melbourne), loved mother-in-law of Jeyantha, late Sritharan, Mary Kumutha and Sugirthakumar, cherished grandma and precious great grandma.
Much loved daughter of late Mr & Mrs Thampiyappa and treasured sister of Patricia Jeyathilake, Stanley, Kingsley, Wesley and Anasley.
Loving Hilda will be remembered and cherished forever.
Thanksgiving Service: Due to COVID restrictions in Melbourne, family will be having a private Thanksgiving Service to celebrate the life of their dear mother.Please note that extra visitors (other than the family of 10 ) will incur hefty fine for breaking the law.
Livestream of the Thanksgiving Service (Victorian time – Friday 1 October, 3 pm ):For those family and friends who cannot attend due to travel and attendance restrictions the service will be live streamed though Tribute Funeral Services.
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துயர் பகிர்வு: உங்கள் துயர் பகிர்வுகளையும், அனுதாபச் செய்திகளையும் ஒரே இடத்தில் குடும்பத்தார் பார்வையிடுவதற்காக இவ் தளத்தின் பின்னோட்டத்தில் பதிவிடலாம். எக்காரணம் கொண்டும் உங்கள் மின்னஞ்சல் தகவல் இவ் தளத்தில் பதியப்படவோ பகிரப்படவோ மாட்டாது என பணிவுடன் தெரிவித்துக் கொள்கிறோம்.
“I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever” – Psalm 23:6 –
JeevarajahSathiyavan was called to be with Jesus on August 23 , 2021 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Sathiyavan is the beloved husband of late Tharminithevi Sathiyavan, loving and caring father of Andrew (UK), Shanthini (USA) and Anita (UK), loving father-in-law of Sashi, Paul and Sathees, ever loving grandfather of Neomi, Joanna, Elijah, Jemima and Caleb, loving son of late Sathiyadas and Mary Jeevarajah, beloved brother of Jeevamani Navaratnam, late Kamala and Senathirajah , dearest brother-in-law of late Ponnambalam Navaratnam, Selvi (UK), Mr & Mrs Dharmendran, Mr & Mrs Sri Ramana, Mr & Mrs Sri Shankar and Mr & Mrs Shivajothy , dearly loved uncle of Nirmala & Arul Sathiyanesan, Jeyanthy & Joseph Thevaranjan, Anton & Elsie Navaratnam, Shelton & Srimalar Navaratnam, Kamala & Jonathan Senathirajah and great-uncle of Esther Jeyasingam, Paul Sathiyanesan, Jovita Thevaranjan, Jason Navaratnam, Joanna & Jessie Jeevaratnam.
Funeral Arrangements will be held according to COVID restrictions in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, family is kindly requesting all to follow all the Government regulations and protocols that are currently in place.
Thanksgiving Service : To celebrate the life of Mr. Jeevarajah Sathiyavann, a Thanksgiving Service will be held in United Kingdom on 30 August 2021 at 3 pm. Please see the details below.
Livestream of the Thanksgiving Service:
For those near and far, a live stream of the service will be available to join over the following YOU TUBE Live stream LINK : https://youtu.be/lLbO299SQpQ
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என் உற்றார் போய் விட்டார் முன் அங்கே ஆயின் நான் மீளவும் சந்திப்பேன் அவர் கூட்டத்தில் நான் விண்ணிலே ஓய்வற்ற பேரின்பம் கொள்ளுவேன்.
(தமிழாக்கம் – D.P. Niles)
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உங்கள் துயர் பகிர்வுகளையும், அனுதாபச் செய்திகளையும் ஒரே இடத்தில் குடும்பத்தார் பார்வையிடுவதற்காக இவ் தளத்தின் பின்னோட்டத்தில் பதிவிடலாம். எக்காரணம் கொண்டும் உங்கள் மின்னஞ்சல் தகவல் இவ் தளத்தில் பதியப்படவோ பகிரப்படவோ மாட்டாது என பணிவுடன் தெரிவித்துக் கொள்கிறோம்.
Mohini Thampapillai (nee Somasundaram)– Formerly of Colombo and then of Mandurah, Western Australia called to rest with God on July 17, 2021.
Loving daughter of late Srikantha and Grace Somasundaram, dearly beloved wife of Raja Thampapillai, loving mother of Rukshana and Shehan, cherished sister of Shirani Kandasamy, Jayantha Somasundaram, and the late Shohan & Suresh Somasundaram, mother-in-law of Afdhel and Kerry and loving grandmother of Nuri, Koshi and Arivan.
Mohini will be forever remembered and loved. Her humour, warm heart and generous spirit will be deeply missed.
Please accept the obituary notice from the family and request the relatives and friends to uphold the family in prayers and pray for Mohini’s dear soul to be in eternal repose with Jesus.
Funeral details
Date: Wednesday 28th July 2021 Time: 10.30am Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) Venue: Simplicity Funerals Mandurah, 24 Rouse Rd, Greenfields WA 6210
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உங்கள் துயர் பகிர்வுகளையும், அனுதாபச் செய்திகளையும் ஒரே இடத்தில் குடும்பத்தார் பார்வையிடுவதற்காக இவ் தளத்தின் பின்னோட்டத்தில் பதிவிடலாம். எக்காரணம் கொண்டும் உங்கள் மின்னஞ்சல் தகவல் இவ் தளத்தில் பதியப்படவோ பகிரப்படவோ மாட்டாது என பணிவுடன் தெரிவித்துக் கொள்கிறோம்.
Our mother, Chandra Navaratnam nee Rajasingham, hailed from a lineage of Priesthood, the Reverend Sam Morse being her Great Grand Father. She was the 2nd daughter of Charles and Ranee Rajasingam, and sister of the late Ranita Thavam and the late Raju Rajasingham. She was an old girl of CMS Ladies College, Colombo, and during the World War II years, studied at Chundikuli Girls College Jaffna, before returning to Ladies’ College to finish her secondary education.
During the 60’s, our family moved from Colombo to Jaffna, as Dad, who was a Station Master in the Railway, was transferred to Jaffna. Five months into his new assignment, Dad died of a severe heart attack. Mother decided to stay on and raise the children in Jaffna. It was the grace of God that provided her the fortitude and the will to courageously continue to raise her children. Through the ensuing years, she was able to juggle her parental responsibilities with her teaching workload at St. Johns College, as well as giving after school lessons of piano, speech and drama.
Mother involved herself in Church activities as well, accepting the offer from the then vicar at St. John’s Church, the Rev. Raju Coomaraswamy to be the regular organist. She was already an accomplished musician attached to the Trinity College of Music Speech and Drama, London, when she started giving piano lessons at home. For some time, our living room was used as one of the examination centres for Jaffna. Her former students will also remember the annual picnics that she organized.
She so admirably handled the dual role of mother and father, a picture of health and a pillar of strength to all of us. From our younger days she instilled in our minds the importance of leading a Christian life. Her favourite quote was ‘The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom’. She was also very well versed in child psychology. Never raised her hand on us for any naughty or careless deeds. Instead, she would make it a point to teach us where we went wrong, to make us realize our mistakes.
She used a lot of proverbs and teachings throughout our childhood days, which really helped us siblings go through adolescence. She ensured we were well provided in all necessities. I can still remember how meticulously she organized our meals, always making something different for dinner. April & August school holidays were spent in Colombo with our relatives. December holidays were always spent at home, as all of us siblings took part in Christmas activities. Mother was the organist for the church as well as the school carol services, while we also sang in the choir.
Mother was a real source of knowledge on any topic under the Sun, and so much so that was known as Dr. Navaratnam in the family circle. She was so energetic and active all the time, a pillar of strength, courageous, humble, simple and fun loving too, and more than anything, she led a selfless, sacrificial life throughout. The beauty of her life was that she simply enjoyed all what she did with a cheerful heart.
We will also remember her for her resilience and resourcefulness, and we are ever grateful to God for having blessed us with one of the ‘BEST MOTHERS IN THE WORLD’ or rather, THE BEST.
Children Rajan, Cynthia, Sharma, Chrisso and Ravi
(Sri Lanka – Canada )
Excerpts published in the Ceylon Daily News 13.06. 21
“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD forever.” – Psalm 23: 6 –
Kanapathipillai Nalliah Yogasingham Maurice (KNY Maurice)
Formerly of Chundikuli and Colombo and then in Toronto, passed away in Canada on Monday June 07, 2021, aged 86. Maurice entered his eternal home peacefully after a short illness.
Loving son of late K. G. Nalliah (Station Master, Ceylon Government Railways) & late Gnanammah Nalliah of Chundikuli, loving son-in-law of late Mudaliyar Murugesu Chellappah & late Victoria Arulammah of Karaveddy, beloved husband of Lily Pavalamalar (Retired teacher, Sri Lanka), cherished father of Premini Kabilamany (USA), Nilanthy Gnanasekaram (Canada), loving father-in-law of Caleb Kabilamany (USA) and Ivon Gnanasekaram (Canada), adored grandfather of Sangeetha & Timothy Gnaneswaran (USA), Sinthu Kabilamany (USA), Nathan and Joel Gnanasekaram (Canada), doting great-grandfather of Judah, Lucas and Norah (USA) and loving brother of Kamala Arulnayagam(UK) late Kingsley (Sri Lanka), Primy Rajadevi Anthonipillai (Sri Lanka), Girty Gnanadevi Hunt (Sri Lanka), Balasingham (USA) and Rajasingham (Sri Lanka).
Maurice was born in Chundikuli and studied at St. John’s College, Jaffna. He was a talented athlete and during his senior years captained the Cricket, Football and Athletic teams and was the Senior Prefect of his alma mater in 1956.
He pursued his higher studies at Madras Christian College in South India and completed his training in Applied Engineering Science at Victoria Jubilee Technological Institute in Bombay and also a former trainee Engineer at TATA Textiles Mills. He started his career as Industrial Production Manager at National Textile Corporation, Veyangoda, Sri Lanka. Later he joined the Institute of Engineering Technology as a Lecturer and Director of Sports at the Jaffna College, Vaddukkodai. He also had a short stint as a science teacher at his alma mater.
Maurice has been a volunteer at Red Cross Society and YMCA (Jaffna and Colombo). He migrated to Canada in 1995 and enjoyed life with his family and friends and continued his contribution to the community. Even though a failing heart took him away from this world, his loving heart left a beacon of light, leading all whom he has met to his Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Maurice அண்ணை, uncle, மாமா will be missed and fondly remembered by his cousins, nieces, nephews and grandchildren across the globe.
Please accept this obituary notice from the Maurice family and we request the relatives and friends to uphold the family in prayers and pray for their dear soul to be in eternal repose with Jesus.
Young Maurice with his trophies at Madras Christian College
Proud Johnian with his Alma Mater blazer
Viewing, Visitation and Livestream – all Toronto Canadian times
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, visitation will be limited and by invitation only.Invited attendees are kindly requested to follow all the Government regulations and protocols that are currently in place.
Thanksgiving Service: To celebrate the life of Maurice Nalliah, a private Thanksgiving Service will be held on Monday, June 14, 2021 at noon.
Final Resting Place: Christ the King Cemetery, 7770 Steeles Avenue East, Markham, Ontario, L6B 1A8 [via Zoom 2:15pm].
Family Contact details:Mobile: (647) 607 3545 Email: lilypmaurice@gmail.com
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உங்கள் துயர் பகிர்வுகளையும், அனுதாபச் செய்திகளையும் ஒரே இடத்தில் குடும்பத்தார் பார்வையிடுவதற்காக இவ் தளத்தின் பின்னோட்டத்தில் பதிவிடலாம். எக்காரணம் கொண்டும் உங்கள் மின்னஞ்சல் தகவல் இவ் தளத்தில் பதியப்படவோ பகிரப்படவோ மாட்டாது என பணிவுடன் தெரிவித்துக் கொள்கிறோம்.
Tributes shared by the Friends and relatives:
” I worked with Maurice (we call him Maurice uncle, though he was more like a friend to me) at Jaffna College Institute of Vaddukoddai. We share the same alma mater. Maurice uncle always walk smart and he has a captivating smile. When I meet with some of the Christian trainees to pray and sing, he would also join in. He made the coarse stony field – used as grounds by us – as a playground within a week, so that we could have our first cricket match against Jaffna College staff. I cherish good memories of working with him, and we have also cycled together all the way from Jaffna to Vaddukoddai in those days, daily, me always struggling to stay abreast with him. He was an inspiration to many of us. Farewell Maurice uncle. See you there”.
S. K. Xavier
Via Zoom during the Service
My heartfelt condolences go out to Maurice uncle’s family. We will surely miss the presence of a truly lovable and kind person. Thanks to Jeyendran anna for sharing the family connections , it is sad that I have met him so many times in different locations including Sri Lanka but never knew the relationship. I am truly sorry for the loss especially to Solomons clan. He has done a lots of charitable works and his support towards SJC . Our uncle will be missed and he will never be forgotten.
Born: 29 January 1924 – Called to Rest: 1 May 2021 (Aged 97)
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith”
– 2 Timothy 4:7 –
Mrs. Thavamany Rathinasingham (Retired Teacher), formerly of Urumpirai, Jaffna, Sri Lanka was called to be with the Lord on 1 May 2021 in Perth, Western Australia.
Dearly beloved wife of late N.S. Rathinasingham (Retired Principal and Vice Principal of Jaffna Central College, Sri Lanka); loving mother of Lydia Shantha Mahendran (Epsom, UK), Jasmine Jeyantha Richards (Perth, Australia), Jeremy Thava Chelvam (Perth, Australia) and David Thavasuthan (Canberra, Australia); cherished mother-in-law of late Daniel Mahendran, Michael Richards, Jayantha Chelvam and Carolyn Galloway; adored grandmother of Joel, Noel, Naomi, Jason, Dinesh and Nishan and doting great grandmother of Ethan, Ezra, Liam, Samuel, Dylan, Lewis, Joseph and Rowan.
Much loved sister of late Thavaratnam (Toronto), late Rajaratnam (Colombo), late Pavalamalar (Urumpirai), late Moorthy (Badulla); adored sister-in-law of Meena (Toronto), late Rani (London), late Balasingham (Melbourne), late Raajam (Toronto) and late Malar (Pandatharippu), Ruby (Melbourne), late Blanchard (Torronto) and late Rasiah.
She was a much adored and well respected teacher at Urumpirai Hindu College for over 30 years, then migrating to Western Australia in 1986 where she enjoyed a retired life with family and friends.
Loving Mrs. Rathinasingham will be missed and fondly remembered by her relatives, friends and students across the globe. Greater than the sorrow of her loss is the joy that she spread during her life, as she loved and helped all. Her wisdom and love will continue to guide each one of us throughout our lives. Her integrity and hard work continue to inspire those who knew her.
Rest in Peace.
Viewing and Visitation :
Viewing was held on Wednesday, 5 May 2021, at 6.30 p.m. at Bowra & O’Dea Fremantle Chapel, 312 South St, Hilton 6163.
Thanksgiving Service (Western Australian time):
To celebrate the life of Mrs. T. Rathinasingham, a Thanksgiving Service will be held on Saturday, 8 May 2021 at 10am at the East Chapel, Fremantle Cemetery, Carrington Street, Palmyra 6157
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, family is kindly requesting all the attendees to follow all the Government regulations and protocols that are currently in place.
Livestream of the Thanksgiving Service:
For those near and far, a live stream of the Service will be available to join the Service over the internet,
Please note there are no logins or passwords required. To join, just click on the link and when we go ‘LIVE’ the livestream link will automatically go live.
Please accept this obituary notice from the Rathinasingham family and we request the relatives and friends to uphold the family in prayers and pray for their Amma’s soul to be in eternal repose with Jesus.
சோதி தோன்றும் ஓர் தேசமுண்டு
விசுவாசக் கண்ணால் காண்கிறோம்
நம் பிதா அழைக்கும் பொழுது
நாம் அங்கே வசிக்கச் செல்லுவோம்
என் உற்றார் போய் விட்டார் முன் அங்கே
ஆயின் நான் மீளவும் சந்திப்பேன்
அவர் கூட்டத்தில் நான் விண்ணிலே
ஓய்வற்ற பேரின்பம் கொள்ளுவேன்
(தமிழாக்கம் – D.P. Niles)
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Born : January 8, 1959 – Called to Rest: 13, February 2021
“I am the resurrection of the life, anyone who believes in me will live even after dying” – John 11:25
Gnanaselvam Christy Premakumar (Civil Engineer) formally of Usan, an old boy of St.Johns College called to eternal rest in Jaffna on Saturday 13 February 2021.
Christy (Prem) is dearly beloved husband of Christina Dharshini (Accountant, St.Johns’ College, Jaffna), affectionate father of Noel Rukshan (UK), Joel Anukshan (HNB, Nelliaddy), caring father-in-law of Dimple Thishanthy (UK) and Joanne Shalini (interpreter- Danish Consulate), adored grandfather of Kezia Michelle, much loved son of Late N.Gnanaselvam and late Poomalar (Malar), dear son-in-law of late Pararajasingam and Pathmarani, much loved brother of Premaranjani (Ranjini) Somanader and Premakumari (Kumari) Pushparajah (Retired Teacher) and loving brother-in-law of Somanader, Pushparajah, Jeyanthan (Canada), Suganthan, Thusyanthan and Christie (Proprieter – Para Lights)
Christy specialised in the field of Civil Engineering, formerly of Walker and Sons, China International Water and Electric Corporation (Maldives), Department of Buildings: UNDP Jaffna and a Managing Partner of Christy Construction.
FUNERAL DETAILS AS FOLLOWS:
Viewing: Thursday, 25 February, 8 am – 3 pm at White House Parlour, 181 Main Street Jaffna.
Funeral Service: Thanksgiving Service will be held at 3 pm at Whitehouse parlour followed by burial service at American Ceylon Mission Cemetry, Arali, Jaffna
Due to COVID-19 restrictions please follow all the government regulations and protocols.
Contact details: 0778447849 (Sri Lanka)
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“Honour her for all that her hands have done” Proverbs 31:31
It is with great sorrow Final Voyage announces the passing away of Mrs. Lilly Rasamalar Stephen (Retired teacher, Chundikuli Girls’ College, Jaffna) on 16th November 2020 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Dearly beloved wife of late V.S. Stephen (Retired teacher, St.Johns College Jaffna), loving mother of Ranji Anketell, Jayanthay and Vasanthan, loving sister of late Nesamalar Ponnuthurai, late Selvamalar Dharmanandan, late Poopathy Chellathamby, late Ariamalar Paranirupasingam, Mahilmalar Sivagnanampillai, Ratnamalar Bhuvanaratnam and late Dr.Ariaraj (Kanthi), loving grand mother of Priscilla, Niran and Ruth, adorable great-grand mother of Aara, Prashi and Aadhavan. A private funeral was held due to the prevailing COVID crisis. “Safe in the arm of Jesus”
Mrs. LR Stephen was a teacher at Chundikuli Girls’ College for more than a quarter of a century. She is fondly remembered as “Mrs. Stephens” by her students. “A gentle teacher who has taken a hand of a student, opened her mind and touched her heart“
May her soul rest in peace and the good Lord give guidance to her loved ones during the difficult time.
CGC Tutorial staff during the late fifties under Miss ST Mathai (Principal: 1951- 1961) and Miss E.I Kelk (Vice Principal: 1952-1959). Mrs. LR Stephen is in the front row, second from the right
CGC Tutorial staff in the early sixties under Miss ST Mathai (Principal:1951-1961) and Mrs.G.E.S Chelliah (Vice Principal : 1959-1961). Mrs. LR Stephen, standing in the 3rd row (extreme right)
Class teacher Mrs Stephen with her Grade 7 students (1970) during an excursion to Anuradhapura. Photo was taken in front of the wall of elephants at Ruwanvalisaya.
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Born: January 13, 1938 – Called to Rest : 10, October 2020
“I have fought a good fight; I have finished my course, I have kept the faith” -2 Timothy 4:7-
Beatrice Yogamalar Chellappah (Yogam): It is with great sadness the family announces the passing of Beatrice Yogamalar Chellappah (Yogam), after a lengthy illness on 10th October, 2020 in Croydon, United Kingdom.
Beloved youngest daughter of late Mudaliyar Stephen Murugesu Chellappah & late Victoria Arulammah of Karaveddy East, Karaveddy, Sri Lanka, ever- loving sister and sister-in-law of late Winslow Vethanayagam & late Pushparani, late Geevamalar & late Murugesu Mathibalasingham, late Gnanamalar & late Jeyarajah Chelliah, late Samuel Arulnayagam & Kamala (UK), Pavalamalar & Maurice Nalliah(Canada), cherished Seeni-ammah of Sathiam, Vimi, Chandran, Ranjit, Shiranjani, Lalit, Nalini, late Ajit, Vijit, Sujit, Daljit, Premini and Nilanthi, affectionate Yogam mamie of Indran(JP), Chandrika, Vasanthika, Kamalendran and late Vijayendran, loving grandmother and great-grandmother, who was fondly called “Cheema” by her dear ones.
Yogam will be missed and fondly remembered by her sister, cousins, nieces, nephews and grandchildren across the globe. Greater than the sorrow of her loss is the joy that she spread during her life, as she loved and helped all. Her wisdom and love will continue to guide each one of us throughout our lives. Her lifetime of dedication and self-sacrifice serve as a monument to the person she was. Her integrity and hard work continue to inspire those who knew her. Rest in Peace Cheema!
Funeral Arrangements are entrusted to Rowland Brothers, 299-305 Whitehorse Road, Croydon CRO 2 HR, United Kingdom.
Viewing and visitation (UK time) :
Thursday 15th October, 3.30 – 5.00 pm and Friday 16th October 1 – 5 pm.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions please follow all the government regulations and protocols. Please advise the family if you are to attend in person.
Thanksgiving Service will be held on Saturday 17th October 2020 at 11.45 am at Croydon Crematorium, Mitcham Road, London, CR9 3 AT.
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Born: 10 January 1932 – Called to Rest : 1 October 2020
“I have fought a good fight; I have finished my course, I have kept the faith” -2 Timothy 4:7-
Thambyrajah – Leslie Balasunderam (Retired Superintendent of Audits) called to rest with Jesus in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
The beloved husband of late Pushparanee Thambyrajah (nee Queenie Abraham), loving father of Romela Nevins, Abraham Jeshura Thambyrajah and Margretta Shirela Canagarajah, father-in-law of Antony Nevins (Chandran), Dheepa Thambyrajah (nee Amarasingham) and Jehan Canagarajah, loving grandfather of Abisha, Greshan, Amaran, Dheeran, Christa, Davina and Joshua, loving brother of late Daisy Williams, late Lionel Thambyrajah, Pathma Jeyaweerasingham, Noel Thambyrajah, Grace Ampalavanar and late W.T. Rajkumar.
Thanksgiving Service will be held on Monday the 5th of October at 10:00 a.m., at the Anglican Chapel, Kanatte Cemetery, Borella, Sri Lanka followed by interment at the Anglican section of the Kanatte Cemetery.
Please accept the obituary notice from Thambyrajah family and request family and friends to pray for the soul to be in eternal repose with Jesus.
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