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Omari Breakenridge posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 6, 2024
Reflecting on the past year, it's clear that birthdays and holidays carry a different weight without Zina's bright presence among us. However, her spirit remains a vibrant part of every celebration and quiet moment shared in remembrance. As we navigate these milestones, the memories, the stories, and the love she left behind keep her close. Today, we celebrate you, Zina, with a heartfelt Happy Birthday. Your memory continues to bless and inspire us all.
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Rene Tew posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
A Tribute to Nazina Khunjar by Rene Tew
As I pay tribute to Nazina, reflect on a time you can
recall a special moment with Nazina.
N - Never compromised anything you told her in confidence – liked
her privacy and extended this concern for others;
A - Always showed her love for others with inspirational messages
that were delivered with the right message for the day;
Z- Zealously showed the world how she was so proud of and loved
her family;
I - Infectious smile would light up any room, even the universe;
N- Never tolerated nonsense – gave and demanded respect;
A - Appreciated others no matter how long or well she knew them.
Close your eyes and reflect on a time you can recall a special moment with Nazina.
Each day we can do something in Nazina’s honor to make the world a better place.
Always remember that Nazina was born in February, the month of love.
Nazina’s love has touched my heart.
Thanks Nazina for being my friend.
~ Rene
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Randolph lit a candle
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
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Be not severe in Thy judgment but let some drops of Thy Precious Blood fall upon the devouring flames, and do Thou O Merciful Saviour, send Thy Angels to conduct Thy Departed servant to a place of refreshment, light and peace. Amen. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace my LOVE. Till we meet again!
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Kawesi Nimmons posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
I am sorry to hear about the death of Mrs. Khunjar. I understand how difficult it is to lose a parent. There are no words that can ease your pain and suffering but I hope the wonderful memories that you created together help you cope with this tragic loss. She was such a loving and welcoming person who always greeted me with a smile. It was truly a blessing to know her and her presence and caring spirit will be missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time, we hope that your memories of her bring comfort and peace to your hearts and minds during this difficult time.
With Love,
Daniel & Kawesi Nimmons
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Josheen Khunjar uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 6, 2023
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Happy Birthday Zena !
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Stacie lit a candle
Monday, February 6, 2023
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As a co-worker to Josheen Khunjar, I extend my heart and condolences to her and her family. I watched the memorial video with Josheen and was simply touched by all the joy and life in every single picture. I did not know Nazina personally, but I could tell by her smile that her light shined brightly within every room she entered. I, too, have lost a loved one, and I know that each moment can feel unbearable. But I know that God carried me through those times, and I believe with all my heart that God is with each and every one of you, comforting and strengthening you daily through His grace! Psalm 126:5 reminds us that "as we sow in tears, we will reap with joy". Be encouraged to know that you shall again reap with joy!
Happy Birthday, Nazina!!!
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Rasheed Mohammed posted a condolence
Monday, February 6, 2023
Hello Zina my little sister who now reside in the house of the Good Lord in heaven. Time flies and some time is long but to me your time was too short.I will always remember the good times we had at your house which was always open to all. In my dreams I see an Angel smiling I know it is you with that beautiful smile of yours. The time was too short but the Good Lord knows best for he is the Master of all things.Rest in Peace my little sister.My deepest condolences to Randolph Kerry,Omari,Wendell,Jen and Wesly my house is always open for you all. Cato and Satee
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Dalyan posted a condolence
Monday, February 6, 2023
To my favorite aunty may you rest in peace. You would be missed greatly from all of us down here in Trinidad. I always look forward to when you guys plan your trip. I remember one time when we was getting ready to go to a restaurant you had on a shoe and I was like DAMM AUNTY THAT SHOE IS FIRE. That goes to show the stylish person you was. May your soul rest in peace. Our home is always open to Kerry, Omari, Wendel, Jen, Wesley and uncle.
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Claudia Joyner posted a condolence
Sunday, February 5, 2023
Although I only met her once it was enough. Just knowing Kerry she had to have been a wonderful person please accept our deepest condolences on such a heavy loss. Stay strong.
-The Joyners
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Maria De la Veva planted a tree in memory of Nazina Khunjar
Saturday, February 4, 2023
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Shari and Allan lit a candle
Saturday, February 4, 2023
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Condolences to the Khunjar family. Heaven gained another Angel! I count it a blessing to have known Nazina, a beautiful person inside out!
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Jody Miller planted a tree in memory of Nazina Khunjar
Saturday, February 4, 2023
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To the Khunjar Family, As you greive remember we are thinking of you.Nazina a Beautiful Soul, may you rest in eternal peace. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Randolph, Kerry, Wendell, Omari, Jen and Wesley posted a condolence
Saturday, February 4, 2023
Zina
February 6, 1955 – Forever in our hearts
This is the story of our beloved Nazina, also known as “Zina”, our very own “Warrior Princess.”
Our darling Zina was born on February 6, 1955, the youngest of 8 children to Nazir and Mymoon Balloo. She often credited her older sister Hazra for raising her and told stories about how she learnt about perfumes, lotions and other fanciful things from Hazra.
At the age of 15, Zina met the love of her life, Randolph Khunjar. Randolph would often visit his grandmother who resided opposite Zina’s parent’s home. Zina and Randolph’s love story is one for the books and continues to charm and captivate all lucky enough to know it. Despite her witty remarks in his presence (even through her last days), she made everyone know that he was the one and only person for her.
Zina and Randolph first got married on April 24, 1978; and later renewed their vows under the sanctity of the Catholic Church on March 3, 1994 following their joint conversion to Catholicism through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
Zina welcomed her firstborn Kerry on October 2, 1978; and as Kerry later deduced, February was indeed the month of love, because on October 3, 1982, her first son, Wendell was born. She was also blessed with a third child, Martin Anthony, born prematurely on August 30, 1995. While Martin Anthony’s time on earth was short, Zina continued to love and celebrate him until her last day, and took comfort that they would be reunited.
Zina attended ASJA Girls College followed by Trinzuela Secretarial College, and upon completion immediately began working as an accounting and Human Resources Clerk at the Ministry of Works (MOW) in Princes Town. She retired from MOW in 1994, upon learning of her third pregnancy. Soon after, Zina opened her home to Venezuelan students visiting Trinidad to learn English. After observing their struggles, she began tutoring them herself, creating an extended family.
Zina was the first female in her family to enter the workforce and inspired, motivated and paved the way for her young nieces and daughter to follow. She firmly believed that every young woman should be financially independent; lessons she passed on to her daughter, Kerry. She also made sure her son, Wendell, knew how to cook, clean and as she would always say, “mind himself”.
Zina sacrificed her comfortable lifestyle to migrate to the Unites States of America in 1999 to provide her children opportunities she believed they would not otherwise have in Trinidad. To help support her family, Zina first took on a retail sales position at Burdines and later a customer service position at American Express, both of which she hated. Like so many other immigrants, she soon realized that her education from home was of little use without a US certificate of equivalence and so she enrolled in classes at Miami-Dade College (MDC) to secure her General Educational Development (GED) certificate. She not only left MDC with her GED but also with a job in the Community Education Department and numerous dear friends. Zina later transitioned to work as the administrative assistant to the Director of the Hospitality Management Program at MDC, and eventually made her way to Florida International University’s Kovens Conference Center (KCC). Zina retired her position as the Office Manager at KCC on April 30, 2021.
If you listen to anyone who was blessed to know Zina, they frequently comment on her beauty and style. Her beauty emanated from within and she had a smile that could light up any room. Zina was a woman of class and was known for her elegance and sophistication, but this paled in comparison to her selfless love for her family. Her passion and dedication to her family knew no bounds; for her, family was everything. Zina’s husband, children, children-in love and grandson were her heart and joy. There’s no denying that she lived to teach them how to love.
Zina was generous at heart and gave of her time and resources without judgement. She was encouraging to all she met and taught her children to do the same. She believed in quality over quantity and this translated to every aspect of her. Even though Zina was a private and reserved individual, if she welcomed you into her circle, she loved you intensely. She enjoyed cooking for her family and friends and was known for her delicious curries, rotis, pelau, and beef soup. Few people know how great a baker she was but Zina loved making breads and especially liked making pineapple upside down cakes for her husband.
Zina loved to celebrate life’s moments, big or small. She made every birthday special and gave the best “just because” gifts. She had a youthful, witty and adventurous personality; and loved to travel. From Las Vegas to Alaska to England, Spain and France, she enjoyed seeing new things and places, drinking Pina Coladas or Sangria and enjoying the finer things in life.
Along with her fun-loving side, she was also honest, and direct – and when she spoke, we all listened. She had her way with words, both written and spoken. Zina loved playing word games such as “boogle” and was ruthless when playing. While she would give anything to her children, she would NEVER “give” them a win in scrabble or boggle! She reveled in making multi-syllable words. She could spend all day playing “Words with Friends” and often times boasted when she would “beat” her daughter’s friends Gino and Martin. Zina was also a master of the wit, even when she fell ill, she retained the ability to make us laugh with her frank observations about our appearance or smell.
Zina’s most cherished role was that of grandmother. Her love for her grandson, Wesley was unrivaled. She would often visit him and took great pleasure spending time and teaching him new things. Zina mischievously introduced young Wesley to two of her guilty pleasures, McDonald’s fries and ice cream. When she visited, she enjoyed taking him for walks around his neighborhood, cooking hot roti and chasing him around the house and yard. She cherished her special nighttime rituals with Wesley, massaging his head and showering him with kisses and when she wasn’t able to be present in person, she would sing, send virtual hugs and kisses and tell him “secrets” that only he and grandma knew. She definitely made her mark in his heart and mind. For instance, everyone who visits him now has to ask permission to stay in Grandma’s room!
While we are saddened that Zina has departed this physical world, we celebrate every moment we were blessed to have her be a part of our lives. We know that she will be reunited with her infant son, Martin Anthony Khunjar, mother, father, siblings and friends. She will be dearly missed and live on in the hearts of her loving husband, Randolph; her daughter and son-in-love, Kerry and Omari; her son and daughter-in-love, Wendell and Jennifer; her grandson, Wesley “Bubba”; her siblings, siblings-in love, nieces, nephews and numerous dear friends.
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Rachel Gosine lit a candle
Friday, February 3, 2023
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Sincerest condolences to the Kunjar family. Aunty Zina was a beautiful soul and would be missed
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Tawana Parker lit a candle
Friday, February 3, 2023
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When I first met Zina I was very nervous of this little feisty woman. But as time went on I began to learn that there was no need to be nervous at all. She was a very sweet and loving woman who welcomed and invited me into her home and made me feel special and loved. I absolutely admired the way she carried herself and was always so very well put together. I never saw her with one hair out of place. Zina was definitely an exemplary model for women to follow. But what I enjoyed most was the random conversations she would have with Kerry and I sharing words of wisdom for us to follow. Princess Zina you will truly be missed.
Love,
Tawana & Bobby
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Zolika Ramdehal uploaded photo(s)
Friday, February 3, 2023
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Will miss your visits..Zina
This picture was on your last visit with us..my dear friends
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The family of Nazina Khunjar uploaded a photo
Friday, February 3, 2023
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Robin Seales lit a candle
Friday, February 3, 2023
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Sincere condolences to Kerry, Wendell and the rest of the Kunjar family on the loss of a beautiful soul. Nazina was many things to many of us but her heart, her love, is what we would always remember. May her soul rest eternal and her light touch those she loved most from up above.
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Randolph uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, February 2, 2023
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If we can only turn back time to have just a little more time with you, but God knows best and just as he gave you to us we know that we all must return to him..
Love forever.
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Anonymous planted a tree in memory of Nazina Khunjar
Thursday, February 2, 2023
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Nancy Smith lit a candle
Thursday, February 2, 2023
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Jody Miller uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, January 31, 2023
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My condolences to the family. Nazina and I met at FIU and became friends. We would ride home together and shared many laughs and music. I will miss her smile, and witty comments, her counsel and encouragement. Though she will no longer be here with us she is forever in our hearts.
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Gino Soobratee posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Aunty Zina, you are a beautiful soul and you will be missed dearly. We are grateful for the time we got to share together and will keep you alive in our hearts.
Uncle Randolph, Kerry and Wendell, please accept our heartfelt condolences. We love you all.
Gino, Zia & Gabe
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Thalia Arneaud posted a condolence
Monday, January 30, 2023
It's funny how objects remind you of certain people. I have a kitchen food chopper and mandolin that Aunty Zina gave me many moons ago and every single time I use it, which is practically every time I cook, I remember Aunty Zina. I tell Kerry that all the time. Now you are gone and that remembrance is bittersweet. I laugh thinking how you also wanted to give me a cherry pitter. At the time, I saw no use in my life for a cherry pitter (Trinidad didn't really import American type cherries at the time), but recently, following one of my food escapades, one was needed. Well the joke's on me, aunty. You had the foresight that I didn't! So now, not only will I slice vegetables thinking of you, but when I pit cherries I can see you smiling and shaking your head at me :-P
Uncle Randolph, Kerry and Wendell, please accept my heartfelt condolences and love always.
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Randolph lit a candle
Sunday, January 29, 2023
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LOVE is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude.
It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.
LOVE bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
LOVE never ends.
1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
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Maudson Dessalines posted a condolence
Sunday, January 29, 2023
I've had the privilege of working with Nazina during a small portion of her time at FIU. She was a kind soul and always had a beautiful smile that made you feel welcomed. I send my condolences to her family and all her loved ones. May you find the strength to get through this tough and difficult time.
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Gerarda Ramcharansingh posted a condolence
Sunday, January 29, 2023
Aunty Zina was my mom's fashionable friend and maybe one of the few persons she was close to. She always tried to make you feel special and cared very much about those whom she loved. I was fortunate to have spent some time with her and see the effervescent, sensitive and loving person she was. These are just a few words I thought of to describe her.
Z- Zealous for life
I- Irresistibly charming and
fashionable
N- Noble in her actions, especially
to her loved ones.
A- Awesome in her love for her
family.
Aunty Zina, know that we will miss you .
To Uncle Randolph, Kerry and Wendell you will continuously be in our prayers.
God knows his plan for Aunty Zina and he continues to work in his own way even though we never fully understand or agree.
Love Always.
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Patricia Ramcharansingh posted a condolence
Sunday, January 29, 2023
Nazina and I worked together at Ministry of Works in Trinidad. We became close friends and later on I would go on to be her sponsor through her religious journey to becoming Catholic. My fondest memories of Nazina were her fierce love for her family and her husband. She was always fashionably well-dressed and always in heels. I don't think I ever remember seeing Zina in flats. Sometimes, we would go watch Indian movies together during work- An activity which illustrated our closeness.
Later on despite the distance, she always made an attempt to contact me when she was here or sometimes give a call. They say true friendship continues despite distance and even now when that distance has increased so much I will always treasure my friendship with Zina.
My deepest sympathy and love to her family. You have our support and prayers.
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Sharzana Mohammed posted a condolence
Sunday, January 29, 2023
I wish I could see you one more time come walking through the door.But I know that it is impossible. I will not hear your voice no more. I know if you can feel my tears you would not want me cry.My heart is bringing ken because I can’t understand why someone so precious like you had to die. I prayer for all of us to get the strength to go through this.We love and miss you and no one can ever replace the genuine kind caring loving independent person you were.RIP Aunty Zina
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Joycy posted a condolence
Saturday, January 28, 2023
Zina, my sister in law
When I waited for you to go on our Tuesday adventure, I wanted to see what you would wear with your pretty little shoes and bag,then we would go to get the fries and
ice cream
You always look good.
Your loving memories will last, giving us peace and quiet
Even though, in my head, I know you left;
my heart will never say goodbye
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Joan Roopnarine posted a condolence
Saturday, January 28, 2023
From..Joan Roopnarine
Zina.my onliest brother's wife, his long loved partner.
If I could turn back time,I would love to hear her infectious laughter; whenever my brother tickled her.
My sister in law was a private person but totally obsessed with my brother and their two wonderful children and more recent Wesley.
She loved to dress classy always had up to date hairstyles not forgetting her fragrances.
Zena loved to cook curry dishes and you must partake once you visited.
She would not want her family to share grief and sorrow but instead her desire would be to focuse on the happy memories and joyful experiences shared over the years.
Gone to soon, may her soul rest in eternal peace
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Sherry-Ann Metivier lit a candle
Friday, January 27, 2023
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I grew up sleeping next to my aunt. She would hug me at nights to keep me warm. I have a clear memory of her getting dressed to go to Trinzuela secretary school. She would take time to put on her make-up and made sure she looked her best. She always took great pride in herself. Rest in peace my dear Aunt.
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Leela Sundar lit a candle
Thursday, January 26, 2023
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From the dental office of Dr. Dwight A. Salmon. Our Condolences to the Khunjar family. Nazina, your smile will now be forever perfect. Rest in peace.
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Sheila Smith lit a candle
Thursday, January 26, 2023
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My deepest sympathy to the Khunjar Family.
Wishing you peace, comfort, courage, and lots of love at this time of sorrow.
My heart goes out to you at this difficult time.
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Josheen posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, January 26, 2023
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I have these wonderful memories of Zena ! My only brother Randolph and Zena got married when I was a very young child. My parents and other siblings lived upstairs and they lived downstairs in their own flat. Everyday, I would come home from school...say hello to my Mom, hurry up and change my clothes and run downstairs. My Mom would often tell me leave her (Zena) alone, she just got home from work, let her rest before she starts cooking dinner and doing laundry.
Well that never stopped me from bothering her...I would go and sit and talk with her as she did her chores. I have very fond memories of her letting me sit next to her on the vanity seat and showing me her perfumes and pretty smelling powders and even letting me try on her lipsticks. She always wore beautiful clothes and would even let me try them on.
Many evenings I would beg my Mom to let me stay and eat dinner with them especially if she cooked curry chicken or meat in general. And often times, she would buy me treats and spoil me !
Then when Kerry was born...WOW that was so exciting for me !!! Zena would let me help feed and give Kerry a bath, I thought I was grown.
I always tell Kerry what a beautiful and special family she has and they are always taking the best family pictures ever, no fair they are all so photogenic.
It just feels so surreal to have to process in my head that Zena has left this earthly world to be with her Creator.
I will miss you so much !
Josheen
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Josheen, Gemma, Joan and Joycy Khunjar lit a candle
Thursday, January 26, 2023
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Tom & Theresa Lamp uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Our hearts are breaking but our memories of you bring us joy.
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Randolph Khunjar lit a candle
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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My darling wife you pondered on the thought " what purpose did God create me to fulfill in this life". I'll say to you, to be my life long best friend for 53 years and a loving doting faithful wife of 45 years. Mother of our two beautiful children Kerry & Wendell nurturing them into responsible mature individuals. Friends and mentor to many who have crossed path with you never judgmental but rather open and generous to their needs. You have left us at God's appointed time but no less fulfilling your earthly vocation of married life. We are broken hearted and will forever miss your witty retorts, comforting voice and touch, but yet we know you were called for a greater purpose than ourselves. Until the twelfth of never my Love. Your one and only Randolph.
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Kerry lit a candle
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Mommy, my heart aches for you. I miss you so much and I long to hear your voice, see you and smell you again. Thank you for being the best mommy a girl could wish for. You loved me unconditionally and was my fiercest supporter. I will try to live a life you would be proud of, and I promise to always comb my hair and fix my face before I leave the house. I love you more than words could ever describe. You are my best friend, my heart and my love.
Your loving daughter always,
Kerry
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Joy and her brother Ameerali Khan posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Q: How would you describe Nazina to someone who had never met them?
A: Nazina was my dad Ameerali Khan's sister. She always made me feel welcomed on the 3 occasions I visited her home on my vacation. I will remember her kind and giving ways. I always left with numerous things she gave to me. Her beautiful smile and hair was out of this world. Her cooking left you wanting more, whatever she made. Rest in peace my dear aunt Zina.
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Wendell lit a candle
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Missing you always! Love you - Wesley, Jen, Wendell
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Randolph Khunjar lit a candle
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
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