Our heartfelt condolences and prayers. May the Lord Almighty comfort and console the bereaving family, especially Mr. T M Mathew,
Anil and family and Vinod and family.

Ani, Mon, Asha, Salin and Sanjay

Heartfelt condolences and prayers for the bereaved family.  I am very sorry for your lost.  I know you well from childhood, you visited our family back home.  You the footstep for all our families here in US.  You were a kind hearted and loving person.  You visited our families in Baltimore with you lovely dog and had great time.  I remember, we came to Nannet, New Jersey,  On our way to New York, Thank You for your hospitality and delicious food.  Thank God for your life.

Love,
Leelamma and family (Baltimore)

We offer our sincerest condolences during this difficult time. We are praying for the family and sending our love. With love and prayers, Thomas and Joyamma (Baltimore)


Heartfelt condolences and prayers 

Thomas Thomas and family from Ayroor 

We are sorry for your loss. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May her soul Rest In Peace. 



Our heartfelt condolences and prayers. Words fail to express my sorrow for your loss.. love you Babyammama. 
Raju, Baltimore.

We have known Baby for about the last 14 years.  During the last several years, Baby and Kunjumon have been our closest friends here in NC, speaking on the phone at least twice per week.  She was a very kind and prayerful person who was always concerned about how others were doing.   Baby was always happy to have us over there and would always force us to eat! She was always interested in the scriptures and wanted to know more and more.  We have truly enjoyed our times with her and will treasure the memories we have.  Until we see her again, our prayers will be with Kunjumon and the family.  

Hi Baby, I will miss you dearly. I will miss our weekly video talks. I have known you since we were in middle school and followed your footsteps into nursing. Baby, because of your insistence, we all came to this country.  I stayed with you for two months after I arrived in this country. We would visit back and forth all the time in NY. We  worked together in a few places. But the best thing is we never had any unpleasant words.  I will miss you and our talks very much.  Love Molly ( Baltimore)

Growing up it seemed our families were were always together. Will miss her. My dad will be waiting with open arms for his “sister” . May time bring you all comfort and peace.  Love you all. 

Prashoba and family 

Babymama, as we used to call her was my aunt (Dad's younger brother's wife) . We had fond memories of their visit to India. She was genuine, considerate, loving and also had a good sense of humour. Praying for Kunjumonchayan that God will give you peace during this time.  Our thoughts and prayers also for Anil, Deepa, Andrew, Daniel, Vinod, Viji, Ashley and Micheal.
Philippians 4:7  And the peace of God,  which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. 

We have only known ammachi for 3-4 years. One of our fondest memories of her is how friendly, approachable and kind she was. Even when we were new to the community, she came and said hello and warmed our hearts instantaneously. She always reminded me of my own grandmother who passed away a few years ago and I always enjoyed meeting and talking to her at church. 

She would never miss a holy communion when she was in church and would come forward to participate in the breaking of the bread and wine.  She was an inspiration to our family. 

I remember how she opened her home for the home to home Carol singing in 2018 even when her right leg was in a cast and welcomed each one of us to her home. 

You will forever be remembered in our hearts and we look forward to meeting you in eternity one day.

Our Deepest condolences to Matt and his family.  I know aunty for the past 22 years...such a wonderful woman of grace and love.  She lived a wonderful and full life...Praying for comfort, peace and strength for Matt.  My dear brother and friend.

Babyammamma was very hospitable, loving, and open-minded. 
We will miss her dearly.
Abraham and Susan (MI)

We heard about the  sad demise of Baby ammamma  from our daughter Leena  in Florida.  We could not believe, as she had left us for heavenly abode, so soon. May her soul rest in peace.
We always remember both of you in our prayers. We shall always Cherish the love and affection you had shown to us.

My aunt was probably one of the strongest people I ever knew. In fact, I told my kids the other day, that the reason we’re here in this country is because my uncle and aunt were the first in our entire family to migrate to the U.S. and sponsor their brothers & families to come in the 1970’s and 1980’s. 

Growing up in New Jersey, a drive to their house in Nanuet, NY was just an hour away. We would see each other at least once every month. Holidays, birthday parties, graduations, engagements, house warmings, road trips, weddings, baptisms, etc. with my family are still so vivid in my memories and heart.  I didn’t have brothers growing up, so my first cousins were the closest I had to having brothers. I also called my aunt “Baby Mummy” instead of Aunty because my cousin brothers called her mummy.

I’ll always remember my aunt for her sense of humor and the way that she would make anyone and everyone burst out into laughter. She always was hospitable and welcomed everyone into her home with warmth and compassion.  I still can’t believe she’s left us but I know that she’s in a better place. 

Praying for my uncle, Anil Achachen, Deepa Chechy, Andrew, Daniel, Vinod Achachen, Viji, Ashley & Michael and that God’s hand of healing and love cover them during this most difficult time.

Sam John & family (Atlanta, GA)



We will miss Babyammama very much. It was our unsaid tradition to visit uncle and Aunty every summer when we visited North Carolina until Covid happened. Aunty and uncle very lovingly opened up their home to us and showered us with their hospitality every time we went there. Their love and kindness has passed on to Anil and Vinod and their family too who also received us with joy every time we were there. 
When Aunty knew that I was expecting my 4th child and I had 3 other small kids less than 5 yrs of age to care for at the same time, she thought I might be overwhelmed and she told me that God will never give you more than you can handle. This day I want to say the same to uncle and the immediate family 

“God is faithful, and he will not let you be tested beyond your strength but with your testing he will also provide the way out so that you may be able to endure it” (1 Corinthians 10:13). 

We are praying for you all. 

OBITUARY

Annamma Mathew

February 18, 1937 – December 17, 2021

Mitchell Funeral Home at Raleigh Memorial Park

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