Son on the late Sardara Singh, grandparents Joginder Singh, Karm Kaur and maternal grandparents Bawa and Katari Mattu. Predeceased by his brother Manjeet.
He will be lovingly remembered and missed by his mother Sworan Kaur, sister Sharon, brother Sukhdev (Rajinder), nephews Shawn (Jaspreet) and Stephen. He also leaves behind many extended family members.
During his 25 years on Saltspring Island, he touched many hearts and made many valuable friendships. Despite his disabilities, he was a happy, positive, gentle and sweet soul with a great sense of humour and a joy for life. A social butterfly.
Mahjor participated in a number of community events and enjoyed many sports. He was an avid bocce ball player, as well as annually participating in the special Olympics, in Victoria. Exceeding in swimming, coming in first in the 25 metre breaststroke at the Crystal pool. He loved travelling, hockey, starbucks coffee, animals and regular weekend overnights in Victoria with his family. He enjoyed going to the Gurdwara, was proud of his Sikh heritage. He was creative and many of his paintings reflected classic Indian art which have been displayed at the Salt Spring Art Gallery. A warm thank you to his caregivers over the years and the care received at the Royal Jubilee Hospital Liver Clinic. A special thank you to Ellie And Dr. Reznick for always being there for my brother.
He will be deeply missed.
Services will be held on Thursday November 5th, 10am at First Memorial Funeral Services, 4725 Falaise Drive, Victoria. Followed by prayers and light lunch at the Sikh Temple 1210 Topaz Street.
