Dear Nag family. Please accept my deeply condolences  for the regrettable passing of  lovely  Sunil. 
I didn´t have the opportunity to know him. However, I have the honor to know one of his son, Robert.  Knowing Bob, I can assure Sunil was a great men, lovely father and a gentlemen. 
Guillermo Palaciá

Thanks to everyone who attended the funeral service.

The Hindu rites (Sraddha) shall be held Sunday, August 30, 2020 from 10am to 13h by invitation only.

Please contact bob.nag@hotmail.com to confirm your place.

The sraddha will be held at the Sanatan Dharma Temple, 6221 Monk Boulevard, Verdun, QC

Dear Dolly Mashi, Bobby & Sammy....I am very sorry to hear about Sunil Kakus passing. He always took the time to come forward and have a chat with me at all events....he was a vibrant person who brought lots of energy to our Bengali Community.....he will be very much missed.....may all of you find comfort by having cherished memories close to your heart.....my thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.  

Our deepest condolences on the loss of your loving dad & husband. May his pure soul rest in peace. Since we left Canada in 2009, but was lucky to meet him every spring from 2010 and enjoy a cuppa with lots of life stories, experiences, etc. Learnt a lot about professionalism and family life. This year due to Covid19, unable to travel and missed seeing him. He is alive in the hearts of many who knew him. Cherish all the good times and this will give all strength to move on. Mr. Nag is watching over us and I'm sure he would like to see all get back to our routine. With lots of love to Bob, Victor, Dolly and Samy. From Chandra & Lakshmman, Malaysia🌹🙏

To Dolly di , Bobby &. Sammy 

My deepest condolences on the sad , sudden demise of our Sunil da .
My sympathy to Victor and Sonali to whom he was a great grandfather and also a friend .

I knew Sunil da since 1971 . It was always so interesting  to listen to his life experiences on varied topics that he used to narrate .
I will miss his ever pleasant smile and welcoming words .

Sunil da, you will be very much  remembered .
May peace be with you .

Om Shanti 

Our deepest condolences to the Nag family.  Bob, may God comfort you and give you peace , and may you always remember your dad with great memories.
Arpy and Raffi Shnorhokian

I am very saddened to hear that Sunil Nag, my friend for sixty years, has passed away. I came to know a young Sunil with some of his other friends in London, UK, where we were all building up our careers. Both Sunil and I later immigrated to Canada and settled down in Montreal. Sunil, with his ever-present smile and friendliness, won the heart of everyone he met. It was always a pleasure to talk to him about different aspects of life and, of course, about the good old days in London. He lived a full and contented life, and I am sure he left in peace. We all loved him, and will miss him dearly.
My sincere condolences to the Nag family.
Om shanti -Om shanti - Om shanti 

To the Nag family,

I am deeply saddened by the loss that you and your family have encountered. I offer you my thoughts, prayers and well-wishes during this dark time in your life.
I often had many conversations with Mr. Nag over the years. They were always intelligent, interesting, informative and learning conversations. I will miss him.
God rest his soul. May he rest in eternal peace. 

Sunil Da, We lost one of our most trusted friends. You were always there to help us. We have lots of lovely memories and will miss you very much. You called us always to check on us and  encourage us. We will miss the home movies, especially of our 4 boys when they were having dinner. God has taken you too soon. 

Your friends Durga and Tulsi.

Met Mr Sunil Nag, we had a wonderful long chat and shared nice stories of his life in Montreal and his pride of Bob and Victor. Condolences and prayers to the Bob and family you are always in our thoughts.

I first met Sunil in the WZMH offices in Montreal, more than 40 years ago in the late 1970's. It was at the beginning of my architectural career and I had the honour of working on the same project teams with Sunil. 

Sunil was a wise gentleman and an exceptional professional. 

Sunil taught me how to perfect my pen and ink drawing! His penmanship and hand-lettering style was pure perfection. In the later years, on my birthday at the end of February each year, Sunil would deliver me his personally handwritten card with his kind wishes for me. Every year I was marvelled by the card and his handwriting!

During my cancer treatments more than 12 years ago, he shared with  me his positive energy to carry me through. 

When I opened up my own architectural office in the 1990's, I had the chance and honour to have him work in my office as Senior Architectural Consultant. In the last several years, whenever Sunil visited our office, we would talk about old friends and associates, most of whom have sadly passed away before us.

 To Dolly, Sammy and Bobby, we extend our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies. May you find Peace and Comfort with family and friends during these sad and trying times.

Goodbye Sunil. I am lucky and glad that our paths crossed.

Frank
Johanne, Karina & Laurent

My Thada was someone very special to me.  He always helped others no matter what, especially his family.  He believed in hard work and determination and passed this onto those after him.  He was also a very kind person, someone who could get along with everyone.  

He and I had many great memories together from learning new things to just having fun together. He taught me how to ride a bike, he taught me my ABC’s and basic math, and we would spend hours gardening in the backyard. My favourite moments were when we would just relax together whether that be sitting in the front yard or together on the couch.  He would tell me beautiful stories about his life from when he was very young all the way up to last week.

I enjoyed every moment I ever spent with him no matter what we were doing. He was more than just my grandpa, he was my best friend. My memories with him will last forever.


I have endless memories with this man. We used to call him"Kutty kaku" as he was a short heighted man. My Grandmother used to call him"Pakkhi" means "Bird". After completing his College study, he left for Burma(now it is called Myanmar) in early 1950, from there to London and then to Canada. As he was travelling/flying a lot from his young age, he used to  call Pakkhi by my Grandmother. I, being the first nephew of our family, I had a special affection with him from my childhood till 14/8/2020 at 2330 hrs IST when he was in Hospital and I made the last call to him from Delhi, India. 
Staying far from us, he used to take all the information of our family very frequently and also our relatives, neighbours and his friends in India.
Needless to say, it is an irreparable loss to our family, specially for me as he used to be my God Father. I have many more memories with him but I cannot keep myself from missing him so badly.
I pray God Almighty may his soul rest in peace.

Satyajit Nag
Hapless Nephew
Delhi, India

Dolly Mashi, Bobby, and Sammy. My deepfelt condolences on the passing of Nag Kaku, to you and the rest of your family. I will miss our adda at puja where he would fill me in on the latest goings-on of the family, always with incredible pride in all your accomplishments. He will be greatly missed. I am sure he was gratified in knowing how his legacy is living on through his children, grandchildren, and all of his family -  I hope you can take some comfort in knowing his memory lives on in all those he has touched.  My thoughts are with you, Raja Lala

I first met Sunil Nag more than fifty years ago.  We kept in touch ever since whenever we were meeting in any social gathering. As an old acquaintance, we often talked about our common friends from the sixties, our old activities as well as about his achievements as an architect. He was a sociable person with a smile on his face who liked to discuss various things during our social gatherings. Christine, my daughter Renouka (who was his grandson Victor’s teacher), and I are sad to learn that Mr. Nag is no longer with us!

Mrs. Nag, Bobby, Sammy, Victor, and Shonali,  please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, may peace and comfort find you during this difficult time.

My condolences to the Nag family.  The spiritual and physical impressions left by this great man 's work  will be remembered by those who knew him.  Positive energy that he bestowed upon all that knew him will surely be transmitted and shared to all that meet the lucky ones who knew him.

My sympathies and condolences go out to the Nag family. 

I have fond memories of family dinners and outings, when I was living in Montreal. I greatly appreciate all the kindness the Nag family has shown to me.  I remember how Mr. Nag had the most awesome handwriting, and he would tell me about the buildings he worked on when we walked around downtown Montreal. He and his wisdom will be greatly missed.

Sending you much love and comfort during this difficult time. Cherish the memories. 


Nag Kaku as he was affectionately known by the Bengali community younger ones
He was an uncle to all of us
His love and compassion were unlimited
He was there for the great and fun times and he was there even more importantly for the trying and challenging times
He loved all of us and held us to task to be a better person and have positive impacts on others
My fondest memories were of the countless dinner invites that he and Dolly mashi held and all the mischief we would all get into 
Sam
Bob
Koby and I

Kaku look from above and be proud of the life you have built
Accomplished professional 
Great father 
Loving husband
Awesome grandfather 
Fabulous relative to all of us who grew up in Montreal
You have left us but will never be forgotten and will be dearly missed

Tuhin

Such a big impact to our lives  in Montreal.  It was never a "namontono" without Masho.  The valuable lessons I have taken from him still carry through (i still drink milk).  My favorite memory was one of the namontono, where I was playing chess with Babu Dada to 2AM, it was really a heated game.  So intense that everyone from the namontono left, and my dad had to bring Masho/Dada home.  Masho will be greatly missed.

As the sun goes down and the moon is high, when the stars twinkle in the sky, ill look to the heavens and  always wonder why. 
Why the most strongest, loving father, grandfather, was taken to soon. 
As you leave this earth and start a new journey, you will never be forgotten, always be loved. 

Till we meet again. 
xox
Michelle--Daughter-in-law

We are saddened and felt the great loss with the news of passing away of SUNILDA. Hope his SOUL is RIDING an ANANDAPATH, as an ANANDAPATHAJATRI towards the ETERNITY. OUR deep thought for the FAMILY. Hope this year 2020 COMES TO AN END SOONER THAN LATER.  We could not meet this year, will never will meet him any one to come either, but will recapitulate the memories he left behind.
 

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Sunil Nag

31 January, 1931 – 17 August, 2020

Centre funéraire Côte-des-Neiges

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