Rameshwar Prasad Srivastava

Hello Jyoti & Family,

I am deeply sorry for your loss and you are all in my prayers. I met Jyoti when i worked in Seattle, Wa, i have never met someone that is sweet and kind and thoughtful and the love she has for her friends and more important her family. I treasure the long friendship we have and she is part of my family for life. Then i met her family and her parents at Ruhi’s 1st birthday at Jyoti’s home. Her mom so kind and loving and her dad was just as kind and thoughtful and you can tell he loved his family and Jyoti and his grandkids. Since i known Jyoti her dad and mom was always there for Jyoti and If Jyoti needed them they be on the first flight over to see her and stay with her for weeks. Jyoti is blessed to have such loving and kind hearted parents and now i see where she gets her personality and smarts from and she turned out to be a loving and strong person. Jyoti may you find comfort in remembering all the guidance, strength, and your dad’s love and his laugh, and the memories you made and how your father touched your life. The life lessons you learn and will always stay with you in your heart forever. Those are the precious gifts will always live in you. I love you very much Jyoti, big virtual hug to you and your family. Angela Petty, Seattle Washington.

Bhaiyya today I am very sad & not stoping my tears because one of my memories when I was in Mumbai in 1990 at Lokhandwala in your home I received warm welcome by u & Bhabhi and u with m till bombay bt local train I can't forget. My english is week but I can't explain it. I specifically thanks to chhuna bhaiya who gives us opportunity to pray tribune on this occasion God bless you.