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Obituaries for January 2017 – Sri Lanka OBITUARIES - JANUARY 2017 UPALI OBEYESEKERE·SUNDAY, 1 JANUARY 2017 Tuesday, January 31, 2017 on 01st February 2017 at 3.00 p.m. at Madampitiya Cemetery. T.Phone 077-0452466. 013794 ATAPATTU - CONSTANCE MANEL (Teacher, Lecturer, Journalist of Prince of Wales College, Asian International JAYAWARDANE - U.A.M. MAHINDA. Beloved husband of School, Leighton Park International, Aquinas University Shirleen Maya, loving father of Shyama, Vasanthi and College) at Rest with Jesus. Daughter of late Brigadier & Shaminda, father-in-law of Kumar Sugathapala, Satyajit Mrs. Arthur Wijeratne, dearly beloved wife of late Carlyle Satarasinghe and Roshika Jayawardane, grandfather of Dudley, loving mother of Orville, Mihiri & Prasanna, Dinushi, Chanuki, Maneesha, Shalitha and Semini. mother-in-law of Harshana, loving Archcha of Minoli & Dippitigala Estate, Lellopitiya, Ratnapura. Cortege leaves Hashane, sister of Claudia Iddamalgoda, sister-in-law of residence at 3.30 p.m. on 31st of January 2017. Leslie Iddamalgoda, Desmond Atapattu, Sonia Alagoda & 0452274656. 013716 Upendra. Remains lie at A.F. Raymond's Funeral Parlour. NANDA JAYASINGHE - Beloved wife of the late Piyadasa Cortege leaves the Parlour on Wednesay 1st February at Hewawasam Thuduwage, precious mother of 1.30 p.m. for cremation at General Cemetery, Borella at 2 Sarathchandra, Prabath (formerly at Metropolitan p.m.013745 Agencies) & late Sudath, loving mother-in-law of Nirmali ABEYRATNE - THUSITHA (nee ABEYSINGHE), wife of & Sujeewani, loving grandmother of Sachini. Funeral the late Yogi Abeyratne, mother of Shanika, Thushara and Wednesday 1st February 2017. General Cemetery Chanaka, mother-in-law of Kunchani, daughter of Crematorium, Borella. Cortege leaves A.F. Raymond Srimathi Abeysinghe and late D.D. Abeysinghe, sister of Parlour at 2 p.m. 013689 Geetha, Deepa and Jagath Abeysinghe, sister-in-law of Viji, WIJEYESEKERA - ROMESH Precious son of Garu (Jith) Sanath and Shiromi, expired. Cremation on Tuesday 31st and Esha (nee Casie Chitty). Darling brother of Ronali, January at 3.00 p.m. at Thalawathugoda Cemetery. nephew of Chandrani and Mano, Nirmalie, Sharma. Cortege leaves residence No. 296D. Tample Road (off Viewing at A.F. Raymond Funeral Parlour from 9 a.m. Jayawardenepura Hospital Road) Thalapathpitiya at today 31st January 2017. Burial at General Cemetery, 2.30 p.m. 013528 Borella (R/C Section) at 4 p.m. (No flowers by request). AYR. DR. RAJAKARUNA - HEMA. It is with great sadness ------------------------------------------------------------------------- that we announce the passing away of Ayr. Dr. (Mrs) Hema Rajakaruna, beloved wife of Ayr. Dr. M. Monday, January 30, 2017 Karunathilaka, loving mother of Prof. Indika ABEYRATNE - THUSITHA (nee ABEYSINGHE), wife of Karunathilaka (Faculty of Medicine Colombo) and Mrs. the late Yogi Abeyratne, mother of Shanika, Thushara and Indima Karunathilaka (Pharmacist), beloved mother-in- Chanaka, mother-in-law of Kunchani, daughter of law of Dr. Sujeewa & Dr. Dhammika Ariyawansha (MOH - Srimathi Abeysinghe and late D.D. Abeysinghe, sister of Mahawa), beloved grandmother of Maleesha, Sachintha, Geetha, Deepa and Jagath Abeysinghe, sister-in-law of Viji, Dilanka & Oneli. Funeral & cremation will be held at Sanath and Shiromi, expired. Cremation on Tuesday 31st Dambadeniya on 31st January 2017. 013522 January at 3.00 p.m. at Thalawathugoda Cemetery. FERNANDO - PAUL GLADIES CHARLES (Manager - Cortege leaves residence No. 296D. Tample Road (off Logistic Stores Helaclothing (Pvt) Ltd). Beloved husband Jayawardenepura Hospital Road) Thalapathpitiya at of Dishani Fernando, father of Fabian Julian Britney, 2.30 p.m. 013528 brother of Helen Sharmila Hilary Valantine Robin Kevin, AYR. DR. RAJAKARUNA - HEMA. It is with great sadness brother-in-law of Rosary, Vitalish, Glen, Sriyapushpam, that we announce the passing away of Ayr. Dr. (Mrs) Jacintha, Shazmin Ramya, Subothini, expired. Cremation Hema Rajakaruna, beloved wife of Ayr. Dr. M. Karunathilaka, loving mother of Prof. Indika KARIYAWASAM - P.W. (nee GUNAWARDENA) Retired Karunathilaka (Faculty of Medicine Colombo) and Mrs. Principal Sri Jayawardenepura Boys’ Primary. Wife of late Indima Karunathilaka (Pharmacist), beloved mother-in- D.S. Kariyawasam (Census and Statistics), mother of law of Dr. Sujeewa & Dr. Dhammika Ariyawansha (MOH - Pushpa (Rtd. Lecturer, Teachers’ College, Maharagama & Mahawa), beloved grandmother of Maleesha, Sachintha, Nalanda College), Somiruwan (Canada), Prasadini and Dilanka & Oneli. Funeral & cremation will be held at Colonel Vajira Kariyawasam, mother-in-law of Rear Dambadeniya on 31st January 2017. 013522 Admiral (Rtd.) D.K. Dassanayake, Suneetha (Canada), Anil Gunawardana (Attorney-at-Law), and Lakmini, DEVAGIRI - H.A.P. (Retired) Former Finance Manager of grandmother of Isuru & Isuri (Australia), Asiri (Seven Ports Authority, Past President of CIMA Sri Lanka, Former Sails Maritime), Sethpriya (Unilevers), Wyomi, Kavishka, Finance Manager of Oils and Fats expired. Beloved Savithru, Dinethri, Buwaneka and Sithum. Cortege leaves husband of Edna, father of Shanthini, Srimath and Sajith, residence No. 55, Mission Road, Kotte at 4.30 p.m. for father-in-law of Dr. Jayantha Gunaratna and Susiri, cremation at Beddagana Cemetery at 5.00 p.m. on grandfather of Thilini, Surith and Surani. Funeral on Monday 30th 2017. 013520 (Monday) 30th January 2017. Cortege leaves residence 79, Station Road, Wattala at 3.30 p.m. for burial at PERERA - UPALI - Son of late Shelton Perera and late Mabole R.C. Cemetery. TP: 011-2981627, 077-5141346. Noreen Perera of Kurunegala. Beloved husband of 013272 Chandanie Perera, loving father of Ruvinga, Sakitha and Migara, brother of Susantha, Surangani and late Nirmali, EMMANUEL - RANJI (STELLA) (Nee ABRAHAM). At rest Ranjith, Berni, late Diana, Lakshman, Asuntha Savithri with Jesus. Wife of the late Basil (ABC) Emmanuel (Inland (Aus), late Dushanthi, son-in-law of Clinton Rodrigo, late Revenue), treasured mother of Ranjan (UK), Mano (CTS), Chandra, brother-in-law of Renuka Daya Aloysius, Henry, Chrishanthi (LOLC), and Keshy (UK and formerly staff of Dammi, Lloyd, late Steve, Ramani, late Desmond, Ratcliff Ladies’ College), loved sister of Indranie Poopalasingham (Aus.), late Prem. Burial at 10.00 a.m. 30th January. The (Canada and formerly staff of Methodist College) and remains lie at Jayarathna Funeral Parlour, Borella from Pathma de Silva (UK), mother-in-law of Tina and of Simon Sunday 8.00 a.m. - Monday 10.00 a.m. 013508 Trundle, loving grandmother of Robin, Keshy Jasmine and Grace (UK). The remains lie at A.F. Raymond’s from 11 VIDANA GAMAGE GUNAWATHIE - Wife of late J.G. a.m. on Sunday 29th January 2017. Funeral on Monday Piyadasa, loving mother of Nandani, Ramani Chandra, 30th January 2017 at 3 p.m. followed by burial at Kanatte Ranjani, Monica and late Thilak, mother-in-law of Aruna, (Anglican Section) at 4 p.m. 013503 Kamal, Gamini, Jagath, Rasika and Anil. Cortege leaves residence No. 278, Thimbirigasyaya Road, Colombo 05 JAYASEKARA - DAYA (Formerly at Mahaweli Reach Hotel at 4.00 p.m. for Cremation at Borella cemetery at 5.00 p.m. and H.L.De Mel & Co. Ltd.). Dearly beloved husband of on Monday 30th 2017. 013524 Kumari (Tudor V. Perera & Co.), beloved father of Sathya (T.S. Management Co. Ltd.), Surath (Delmege Forsyth WEERASOORIYA RICHARD TISSA - At rest with Jesus. Alcon Division) passed away. Funeral on 30th January Dearly beloved husband of Ianthe, son of the late Percy 2017. Cortege leaves residence at No. 11/2, Malamulla and late Freda, son-in-law of late Frank and late Ethel West, Panadura at 5.30 p.m. for burial at Gorakana Jinadasa, brother of Lakshman, Srilal and Chinta, brother- Cemetery. 038-2230619. 013526 in-law of Ruvini, Dilhani, Jerris, Mohan, Yasmin, Neomal and Shamala, expired in London. The remains will lie at KANAGASABAI - THAMOTHARAMPILLAI (Owner of A.F. Raymond’s Funeral Parour from 12 noon on Sunday Jeya Bakery, Manipay & Director of Dero Export 29th. A service will be held at the funeral parlour at 4 p.m. International (Pvt) Ltd.). Beloved husband of Keerthirani, on Monday 30th. Thereafter burial at General Cemetery loving father of K. Premakumar, Shanthakumar (France), Kanatte Anglican Section at 5 p.m. Tele: 0775974524. Jeyasekaran (Canada), Vijitha, loving father-in-law of 013504 Priyatharshini, Rajini, Thushani, Maxie, loving grandfather of Shanjith, Shayini, Prashani, Dinesh, Dilani, ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dulaxion, Dalia passed away in Colombo on 28.01.2017. SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2017. Cortege leaves from 44/A, Bangalawatha, Mabola, Wattala for Hindu Cemetery, Borella on 30.01.2017 AL-HAJ IZZUDEEN HAROOM OSMAN former Staff today at 2.00 p.m. TP: 0777 224323 (Pream), 077 Officer Habib Bank, Zuich. Beloved son of Marhoom Al-Haj 5405614 (Vijitha) 013523 Izzudheen Marikar & Marhooma Hajiani Ummu Naleefa, beloved husband of Marhooma Hajiani Zainab Zeeniya, everloving father of F. Sabeeha, loving father-in-law of M. Shepherd Church, Mulgrave on 24th January 2017, Kareem Marikar Bawa, loving grandfather of Mohamed, F. followed by burial at Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Zahra & M. Ali, beloved brother of Marhoom Al-Haj I.M. Melbourne. No. 47, Winmalee Drive, Glen Waverly, Vic. Rishard, Marhoom Al-Haj I.S. Hussain, Marhooma Thoofa, 3150, Australia. 010895 Marhooma Thahira, Hanoon Faleel, Zahida Fuad, Hamziya KARIYAWASAM - P.W. (nee GUNAWARDENA) Retired Shuhood, Faizuna & Ghaffoor, brother-in-law of Sakeen Principal Sri Jayawardenepura Boys Primary. Wife of late Naazira,
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