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PAGE-2-OBITUARY.Qxd (Page 2) FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2021 (PAGE 2) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU OBITUARIES CEMENT WHOLESALE RATE FIFTH DAY Good time to save money. We pro- CREMATION vide major cement at a whole sale With Profound Grief and Deep Sorrow, we WITH PROFOUND GRIEF & SORROW, WE INFORM THE SAD rate for home and projects in DEMISE OF SH KULDIP SHARMA S/O SH SHAM DASS SHAR- regret to inform the Sad Demise of our beloved Jammu & Kashmir. We promise to MA R/O H.NO. 269, BOHRI, TALAB TILLO, JAMMU WHO LEFT give you cheapest rates. FOR HEAVENLY ABODE ON THURSDAY, 6TH MAY 2021. CA Vishal Gupta on 03.05.2021. CREMATION WILL BE PERFORMED ON THURSDAY, 7TH MAY Contact 2021, 10.00 AM AT CREMATION GROUND NEAR AG OFFICE, FIFTH DAY will be performed on 07 May 2021 SHAKTI NAGAR, JAMMU. DUE TO ONGOING PANDEMIC SIT- 7889572027, 7780879361 UATION WE REQUEST EVERYONE TO PAY YOUR RESPECT at 352 Shastri Nagar, Jammu. FROM HOME. NOTICE GRIEF STRICKEN GRIEF STRICKEN: This office has received an application from Lt. Sudesh MRS RAJ RANI SHARMA -MOTHER Goel W/o Dhram Pal Goel R/o Shakti Nagar Jammu OBITUARY MRS KAMLESH SHARMA -WIFE regarding Legal Heir certificate and state that only the Grand Mother-In-Law following persons are Legal Heirs of Lt Sudesh Goel With profound grief, we inform that MS RASHMI SHARMA -DAUGHTER SH KULDIP SHARMA namely is as under. Mr. M. K. Watal left us for his heavenly MR NITIN SHARMA -SON Smt. Kaushalaya Devi 1. Sanjeev Goel (Son) 2.Sarita Aggarwal (Daughter) 3. BROTHERS & BHABHIS Anita Aggarwal (Daughter) 4. Bindu Goel Daughter in abode on 5th May, 2021. He was a con- MR KULBHUSHAN & MADHU BALA law 5. Khushi Goel (Grand Daughter) Father-in-Law and Mother-In-Law 6. Ankita Goel (Grand Daughter) stant source of happiness, encouragement MR KARAN KUMAR & NEETU SHARMA Any person having objection in the mentioned names MRS KRANTI & RAJNI SHARMA Sh. Tilak Raj Gupta & Smt Nirmal Gupta can file his/her objection personally or though any and inspiration. A self-made man who MOBILE NUMBER : 9419133676, 9419707142 authorized person before his office within seven days touched and enriched many lives. He Brother-in-Law & Sister-in-Law from the publication of this notice failing which it shall be presumed that there is no objection regarding legal leaves behind a legacy of love. heir certificate. Sh. Satish Gupta & Smt. Rashmi Gupta Tehsildar Jammu You will be always Special to us and close BHOG AND ANTIM ARDAS CA Vishal Gupta to our hearts. Sister-in-Law & Brother-in-Law Mr. Mohan Krishen Watal With profound grief and sorrow, we inform the Smt. Shakti Gupta & Sh. Raj Kr. Gupta We will miss you till eternity. ( 16. 05. 1933 -- 05. 05. 2021 ) sad demise of our beloved S. Sadhu Singh DOCUMENT MISSING FONDLY REMEMBERED BY : I Udai Jawa S/o Sh P K Jawa R/o Bali S/o Nand Singh Bali, R/o Rajpora, Present Dr. Sunila Gupta & Dr. Sandeep Lerra Mohini Watal (Wife) House No 1039 Sector 37, Arun Vihar, Address: Nanak Nagar, Sector 10, H. No: 26, Virender Mohan Watal (Son) Jammu, who left for heavenly abode on 4th Noida Uttar Pradesh had lost my MBA 7006152449, 7006188850, 7006998687, 7006152450 Veena Dhar (Daughter) May 2021. Degree and semester Mark Sheets. I Due to Covid Restrictions we would request to all please keep Bimal Dhar (Son-in-Law) Arambh Sri Akhand Path Sahib at Gurudwara had applied for the issuance of dupli- In Grief: Singh Sabha, (Nanak Nagar) on 07-05-2021 him in your prayers and be with us in spirit. Brajendra Kumar (Grand Son-in-Law) cate documents from Global Open Dewanis, Dhars, Gigoos, (Friday) at 10am. GRAND CHILDREN Condolences through Telephone & Whatsapp Only. University Nagaland (India). Bhog Sri Akhand Path Sahib on 09-05-21 Megha Watal, Jyotsna Singh, Sidharth Dhar Razdans, Rainas, Ogras , Objection if any please contact the (Sunday) at 10 am. Advitya Singh (Great Grand Son) Zalpuris and Sharmas. Kirtan and Antim Ardas from 10:00 am - 11:00 concerned authorities. am on 09-05-2021 (Sunday) S. Sadhu Singh Bali Grief Stricken : TENTH DAY KRIYA (Son and daughter in law) With profound grief and sorrow we TENTH DAY/KRIYA S Khem Singh Bali & Narinder Kour regret to inform the sudden demise of FIFTH-DAY With profound grief and sorrow we S Satinder Singh Bali & Kuldeep Kour Smt. Sabita Razdan, W/o Suneel inform the sad demise of our beloved (Son in law and Daughter's) vthc oDr fn[kk;k gS] rqus ,S [kqnk;k Kumar Razdan R/o Block H-14, Late Smt. Shub Sharma W/o Sh. Uttam Singh Bali & Delair Kour M: 9419581583, tks fnykstku ls I;kjs Fks] dj fn;k mudks ijk;k Rajinder Sharma (XEn PHE Division Garib Singh Bali & Ranjeet Kour Migrant Quarters Buta Nagar, Jammu 9906546598 Poonch) who left for heavenly abode on Ichpal Singh Chopra & Surjeet Kour at New Delhi on 02.05.2021. pkg rks cM+h Fkh tkdj ogk¡] dj ysrs ge Hkh viuk gky oa;k 28-04-2021. Kavi Nain Singh & Brijinder Kour TENTH DAY KRIYA shall be per- ij oDr ds pØO;wg us gesa] gj rjQ ls gS gjk;k Zoravar Singh Bakshi & Ravinder Kour Tenth Day will be performed at our resi- formed at Choti Ganga Muradnagar With profound grief and sorrow we regret to inform dence 415/40 Bharat Nagar, Extn.-E, on 10.05.2021. the sad and untimely demise of our beloved Talab Tillo, Jammu on 07-05-2021 from TENTH DAY KRIYA We request you to stay safe and Premlata Rekha Sharma W/o Lt. Sh Kuldeep 10.00 am to 12 Noon. kindly pray for the departed soul from Sharma R/o Jawahar Nagar, Rajouri on 3rd May, Kriya will be performed at our residence With profound grief, we inform the sad 2021. Premlata Rekha your respective homes. on 08-05-2021 from 10 am to 4.00 pm. demise of our beloved Sh. Girdhari Lal 5th Day will be performed on 7th May, 2021 Sharma Late Smt. Shub Sharma GRIEF STRICKEN Smt. Sabita Razdan (Friday) at 10 AM at our residence: 50, Suraksha Grief Stricken Raina S/o Late Sh. Prem Nath Raina, orig- Suneel Kumar Razdan - Husband Rajinder Sharma (XEn PHE Division Poonch)- Husband inally from Kashmir Carpet Company, Vihar, Paloura Top Jammu. (Ph: 9810040142) Due to Covid restrictions condolences will be accepted telephonically. Dr. Rajat Bral- Son Bagh-Sunder, Chattabal, Srinagar (J&K). Sarthak Razdan - Son Grief Stricken : Er. Saket Bral- Son Present Address: A-28, Sector 15, Noida Ravi Razdan (9419563333) - Brother-in-law (Brother & Bhabhi) Smt. Indu & Sh. Ashok Sharma (Masters)- Devrani & Devar (U.P) on Thursday, the 29th April, 2021 at Sh Sham Sunder Datta & Smt Usha Datta Sarita Kiran Razdan - Sister-in-law Smt. Pooja & Sh. Ashwani Sharma (Inspector JKP)- Devrani & Devar Noida. Smt Sushma Datta W/o Lt Sh Brij Mohan Datta (Bhabhi) Viplav Wantoo (9650876165) - Brother-in-law DUE TO THE CURRENT COVID SITUATIONS, WE SOLICIT YOUR Tenth Day Kriya will be performed on 8th Chheharata, (Amritsar) Indu Razdan - Sister-in-law Ph No. 9419130775, 9419105791, 9419130756, 9796890008, CONDOLENCES & PRAYERS ON PHONE / WHATSAPPS NOS. of May 2021, Saturday at Ganga Nehar 9419170425, 9419170225, 9419109947 Muradnagar, Ghaziabad at 9:00 am. 6006640897, 7006582507 DEEPLY MOURNED BY: Sh. Girdhari Lal Raina Girja Raina -Wife OBITUARY With profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad Rajni & Seema Raina -Daughters FOND REMEMBRANCE and sudden demise of our beloved Smt Shama Ji Sister-in-law & Brother SHRADANJALI Four years have passed since you left Bhat (Pyari Ji) W/o Lt. Sh. Niranjan Nath Bhat Veena & C L Raina (Saraf) Three days have passed since you left us wailing and us for heavenly abode but your sweet Bimla & J N Kaul -Sister & Brother-in-law (Hazari) at House No E 114 1st floor Palam Vihar shocked. It is hard to believe that you are no more with Nirmala Bhan -Sister Dharam Colony Gurgaon on 5th May 2021. Her us but your memories, your warmth, wisdom and love memories are still fresh in our hearts. will continue to haunt us always. You were the epito- Wakhloo’s, Badams, Wattals & Sumballys. departure has left a void in our lives that will be Deeply Missed and Remembered By: difficult to fill. Due to current situation and for safe- me of love affection and care. You were a guiding force Due to COVID pandemic, please stay at home and pray for the peace to for All of us. Mrs.Indira Devi (Sister) & Mr. M.R. Gupta (Jija ji) ty concerns, condolence on phone shall be highly the departed soul. Wounds of separation cannot heal so easily. Dr. Chander Rashmi Gupta & Dr. Rajesh K. Gupta appreciated. Smt Shama Ji Bhat (Pyari Ji) May your noble soul attain Moksha. GRIEF STRICKEN: Deeply Remembered By Dr. Rangeeta Gupta & Dr. Vivek Gupta Sh. Bal Ji Hazari and Smt. Daizy Hazari (Son and Daughter-in-law) Piary Lal Bhat Mrs. Ashumati Puja & Er. Sanjeev Gupta Sh. S.P. Gupta OBITUARY Smt. Desha Ji and Sh. Maharaj Krishan Koul (Daughter and Son-in-law) and Samast Bhat Parivar Smt Nancy Dhar Dr Aditya, Kanav, Surbhi, Sunidhi, Dhruvika (1949-2017) With profound grief and tearful eyes, we inform the untimely Smt.Veena Ji and Sh. Pyare Lal Bhat (Daughter and Son-in-law) Ph. No. 6006967481 demise of our beloved and most respected Smt Usha Rani Kaul SMAST HAZARI, BHAT AND KOUL PARIVAR. W/o Late Shri Pushkar Nath Kaul, of Zaindar Mohalla Srinagar, at CONTACT NUMBER: (9810797240,6005567394) present 150, Jawahar Nagar, Talab Tillo, Jammu, on the 6th of May, 2021.
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