Please accept our deepest condolences. I am thinking of you and your family during this difficult time.
 Wishing you courage, strength and love to help you through this loss. 
From Pam and Family in Edmonton Alberta.

On behalf of his three granddaughters, Veena, Priya, and Divyana, Nana will be missed dearly.  Nana wanted us to have the opportunity to do anything we wanted. He made sure we did our best in everything. He used to teach us math over the summer, and check the endless pages of work our Mom used to print out and make us do. Nana also made sure we read our books. “Just one more chapter,” he would tell us, and before we knew it, we had read several more chapters. Nana played a tremendous role in our education, and we will forever appreciate everything he did for us. Especially the foundation he created for all of our morals and personal values. We will always remember the trips he used to take us on, to the 99 cents store on Jamaica ave. Nana always used to buy us plastic piggy banks, which he would fill up throughout the year. We will keep them forever. Even though Nana is not here with us in person, he will always be remembered and loved in our hearts. Although his life has to come to an end, the love we all have for him will never go away.


On behalf of myself and family we wish to extend our sincere condolences and prayers to my sister and family. 
My brother-in-law  Ray Singh was very close to us. He was a dedicated family man and was very helpful to all relatives and the community at large. He lived all stages of his life fully and completely.  He played a prominent role at weddings, religious funtions and funerals for all our relatives. 
For me he was a role model growing up from playing cricket to his public service achievements. 
Along with my sister he was very helpful to my family during my studies abroad.   They made sure that  their needs were met during my absence. 
Our prayers are with the family. May God bless his soul. 

To the family of my brother Ray  my  condolences. May Lord Krishna bless and keep him safe along his journey forever and enjoy peace and bliss. He did well during his life and was loved by all the friends and family.  

Savitri  Baby Persaud and family

A long, long time ago in a land Oh, so far away, I met Uncle Ray.  I was a wee lad of about nine.  Within the next five or so years, Uncle Ray joined with his community to build a beautiful new temple.  As physical structures go, that would be an enduring legacy. 
But the enduring legacy of the people  like Uncle Ray is that where they are, there is Satsanga.  He left the Triumph Mandir but continued to be immersed in religion.  He continued to spread his religion. 
We are better for having known Uncle Ray. We are wiser for sharing in his wisdom.  

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Raywat R. Singh

August 6, 1939 – January 4, 2023

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