Sivabalan Kanagasuriar (Demised – 2Nd January 2011)

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Sivabalan Kanagasuriar (Demised – 2nd January 2011) The late Sivabalan was born to Mr.& Mrs. Kanagasuriar on 11.11.1965 at Assunta Hospital,Petaling Jaya. He attended primary school in ACS Klang and went on to complete secondary education at SMK Sungai Pelek, Selangor. He was the Assistant Head Prefect of his school and the President of the Red Crescent Society. He later completed STPM at Vanto Academy and then furthered his education in India, where he was also the President of the Malaysian Student Association. Life, as we say sometimes, plays cruel tricks on us. Due to medical illness, he had to discontinue and return to Malaysia. Being a fighter, he never gave up his dreams in which he modified and tailored accordingly. He started working at Fajar Bakti Publications and later at Nitcom Printing as an Operational Manager. As things got brighter, he obtained his law degree from Wolverhampton University, UK and then did his chambering at Nadarajah & Partners. He started his legal career at Krish Maniam & Co, Damansara. In 2001, he was diagnosed with chronic renal failure and had to undergo regular dialysis but this did not deter him from continuing his career. He opened his own practice known as Sivabalan & Co in 2002. Having a vast knowledge,strong organizational and communicational skills, he also ventured and managed to work his way into supplying hospital disposable products to the Government Hospitals. He had lots of friends as he was a very humble and easy going person with a grin one could not resist. As a legal person, he had on many occasions rendered legal advice and extended legal assistance without any monetary rewards. His last days were very painful due to his long illness but he bore it very well without a word of complaint. Finally, he attained oneness with God Almighty on 2.1.2011 at 7.35 pm. He will always be remembered as a “JOLLY GOOD FELLOW”. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE Dr. K. Sivalingam .

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