Tribute Wall
Tuesday
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March
Visitation
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Adams-Green Funeral Home
721 Elden St.
Herndon, Virginia, United States
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Bharath Srinivasan posted a symbolic gesture
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Priyanka lit a candle
Thursday, March 21, 2019
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Thursday, March 21, 2019
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Bharath Srinivasan posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
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Bharath Srinivasan lit a candle
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
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Uma Ganesan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Dear Mami, Kanna, Suba, Rajaji, Jayshree, Paddu, Shama , Bharath and Priya,
Our heartfelt condolences to all of you at this time. We have had the pleasure of spending some quality time with Srinivasan Mama and will cherish those memories for a long time to come. His affectionate and loving tribute to my Late Father in law in chaste English is something that stands out in my mind.
His love and interest in music and science concepts were truly remarkable. He loved to discuss and explain basic concepts and enjoyed doing that with the children and grandchildren. Can never forget his love for fried foods and would try to get some in every chance he could. Loved traditional food that was spicy and would surely appreciate it wholeheartedly. Lots of humor in his speech and casual conversations. Mama will be missed a lot by all of us!!!
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Shruti Srinivasan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
One main similarity between thatha and me was our love for Taco Bell burritos. The popular fast food chain was a frequent breakfast-lunch-dinner option for me, even after my AP chemistry teacher often expressed his distaste for Taco Bell. However, thatha would light up and ask for a bean burrito, specifically, whenever we said we were going out to Taco Bell. Even with his battle against numerous health problems, Srini thatha never stopped loving food.
When me and the rest of the cousins visited him just a week before his passing, we showed him a slideshow of pictures from years ago. Although he couldn’t get the words out, it was very obvious that he wanted to keep looking at the photos of us and him together and spend more time with his grandkids.
It’s hard to believe that little ball of light is gone forever. I will always keep him in my memories and in my heart. I miss him so much already. I love you, Srinivasan Thatha.
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Shruti Srinivasan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Srinivasan thatha was always so interested in all of my studies, especially math. I remember one time when I was finishing up my calculus homework, he noticed the integral sign and asked me what I had learned so far in class. Without pausing to let me answer, he went on to list so many formulas and calculus topics beyond my level that I was amazed. He would also ask for my textbooks so he could read while me and Shyam were at school. I would gladly let him take them because I never used them myself. It was so endearing to see him remember so much about the topic he loved despite his steadily increasing Parkinson’s disease. He made doing math more fun and less busywork just because he would lighten up when he talked about integration and the like. I miss him so much already. I love you, Srinivasan Thatha.
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Sankaran Raman posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Mama was truly one of a kind. He was so full of energy and wisdom. He could talk at length on a wide variety of topics and listening to that was a blessing.
We will all miss you. Rest in peace.
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Shyam Srinivasan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
It's hard to believe I will never get to talk to Srinivasan Thatha again. He was always such a joy to be around and had such a knack to make even the most boring, mundane subjects incredibly interesting. I remember many times when he would tell me interesting facts like how a car battery works, or talk to me about his favorite mathematician: Srinivasa Ramanujan, the person to discover that the number 1729 is the smallest number expressible as the sum of two cubes in two different ways, with his eyes lit up with passion.
One memory of him that always makes me laugh is how he would always ask to read my school textbooks; he was always amazed by how thorough and descriptive they were compared to the books he grew up with. Many days I couldn't find my textbooks that I needed for homework because he had been reading them before bed! Another fond memory I have of him is when I had a friend over at my house and Thatha would try to help us with our geometry homework. I don't think my friend understood what Thatha was trying to say, but we both knew he had an immense amount of knowledge.
Thatha would always want to know what's going on in all of his grandchildren's lives. Hearing about what we're up to would always put a smile on his face, as long as we were trying our hardest. Recently Shruti and I visited London, and he told me of many business meetings he had there in his younger days. It seemed like no matter what subject I talked to him about, he had an experience related to it. Thatha was an incredibly worldly man and touched so many lives. I only wish I had more time with him to discover more interesting tidbits about his life.
I love you Thatha and will miss you forever.
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Laya Bharath posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Something I loved about Thatha was that he was always able to make us laugh, whether he tried to or didn't try to. He was always full of jokes and stories and love for everyone around him. One of my fondest memories with Thatha was actually when he first played with Rafa, our little dog. He was so calm and held him so softly; you could really tell that he loved him from the second he laid his eyes on him. It seemed like Thatha's gentle touch actually comforted Rafa. He was so pure and genuinely loved by everybody. He will live forever in our memories and in our hearts. Love you Thatha <3
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Dhaya Bharath posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Srinivasan Thatha has truly inspired me in numerous ways. He was the one that inspired me to learn, the one that made me smile, the one that created beautiful memories with me that I ponder about whenever I have time. I remember giving him his insulin shots when he didn't want to do it himself, buttoning up his shirt at the top of the staircase when we were going out, the funny cop stories he would tell us when we were in bed, the many times he would ask us to find his glasses, and the utter joy he would get when we brought him a bean burrito. Till the end, Srinivasan Thatha has sparked so much joy in all of us. He has brought the best of the world to the table and has inspired everyone he crossed paths with. Thank you Srinivasan Thatha for offering the best of yourself to us.
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Krithi Bharadwaj posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
I’m able to identify each member of my family based on the rhythm of their steps as they descend our 17-step staircase. My mother’s descent of the stairs is quick and brisk as she expresses her enthusiasm to start the day. On the other hand, my grandfather takes long, slow steps in contrast with the sharp, involuntary movements of his upper lip and hands that affect his balance as he walks down the steps. Ever since my grandfather was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, his physical strength has weakened. Along with many medications that are impossible to pronounce, he uses his trusty cane to maintain his balance.
As soon as I hear the plastic cane thump on the hardwood floor and his infamous camouflage crocs shuffling across the floor, I knew he has reached the end of the staircase and ready to start the day.
My grandfather visits our humble abode every three years and each visit is like a new page of a story that I can’t wait to read. Despite his numerous health problems that forced him to change his lifestyle, he still has one thing in control: his mind. My grandfather is filled with fascinating stories and endless knowledge that I could listen to for hours. Whether it be his scientific theories of the universe or a humorous anecdote of his childhood, his memory will always be intact. Parkinson’s disease has made him physically weaker and it has changed his lifestyle, but it will never take his ability to reminisce about his past. It was because of my grandfather, that I was able to fill in the missing piece of my identity, my love for elders. Throughout the years, I would help him take his medications and I remember the days I would come back from school and put a Sun hat On his head when he fell asleep on our backyard swing; his favorite spot in my house. One of my most fond memories with thatha is whenever I would would practice Carnatic music and thatha would join me and the entire house could hear his deep voice that was made perfectly for Carnatic music. I always appreciated the love and care he had for all the cousins, he truly wanted all of us to succeed and gave us all the support he could even when he was losing his physical strength and was nearing his last few days. Thatha was a fighter and I knew in my heart he was doing his best to hold on to his life to see me, but sadly he passed a day before I came to say my goodbyes. Even though we are all here to say goodbye to thatha, there is no doubt he left an indelible mark in all on our heart. Rest In Peace thatha, I will miss you, but I’m happy you’re with China thatha and your amma now.
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Priyanka Srinivasan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
These past couple of weeks my head is overflowing with memories. Thatha's characteristic pure and sincere curiosity is reflected in my Appa and chithappas who have a fascination with learning that I can only hope to emulate. Thatha is to thank for anything good that I've ever done, as I am so sure it wouldn't have happened without his example. His stories always completely captivated me and inspired me to be more inquisitive. His words gave me a feeling of warmth, and the old videos I've been watching these past few days bring back that feeling vividly. His expression radiated such contagious enthusiasm no matter the subject - from Stephen Hawking to a Taco Bell burrito. More times than I can count, our long conversations about his life have showcased his admirable humility and strength, his clever sense of humor, his effortless intelligence, his wonder, honesty, resilience, and magnanimity. Through all the times I found myself in need of direction, he made sure to be there for me - despite his health, through phone or through text - guiding me as if he were my north star with unmatched loyalty and care. He is with me still, guiding me through this difficult grieving process. He has seen me at my worst and my best, and through both, he was my proudest support, my most constructive critic, the kind of person you would both want to know and to be. Looking through his meticulous bookcase at our house, we will find comfort in his old loves. It is purely impossible to express my full appreciation for him in words. Feeling so lucky to have had him with me for 23 years and to continue to see his image in my Appa, uncles, and cousins. Thank you thatha for a wonderful life.
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G. Narasimhan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
I fondly remember my first meeting with PVS way back in 1994 at Unnamalai Ammal Street.He was a treasure trove of knowledge on several subjects varying from science to politics. I thoroughly enjoyed these discussions with him during visits to Chennai and later during my trips to USA. PVS was my friend, guide and a wonderful Sambandhi. He will be truly missed. My deepest condolences and prayers to almighty for his soul to rest in peace
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Narayanan Subramanian posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Condolences to Mami, Kanna, Rajaji, Paddu, Bharath and all family members and friends for this loss.
Mama was a genuine person with nothing by goodness and kindness filled in his heart for everyone. He knew a lot about a variety of subjects, but never once flaunted it. Very inquisitive mind, never stopping to learn. Very inspirational figure. Always looked up to him.
At every gathering, mama would hijack me to a quieter room and pepper me with questions on Carnatic music and related topics. He would ask me what I was currently learning. He would suggest a list of artists to listen to. One time he spoke to me about Madurai Mani Iyer for an hour or so. I would, from time to time, share links from YouTube with him.
He knew better than to engage me in conversations about science, technology, physics, math etc. He knew everyone's passion and would construct his conversations with them around it. This genius however was good at all of these. Amazing.
His passion for south indian cuisine, especially a well made vengaya sambar and potato roast was legendary. He talked about a meal prepared by my mom, in which both of those were featured, at our house in Chennai, every single time I met him. A few months ago, when we met him, he told Vanaja that I am going to come one of these days to Richmond, just to eat the vengaya sambar that you prepare.
Rest in peace mama. We are all going to miss you.
Your Naaree
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Ranjani Parthasarathy posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Goodbye periathatha, we will miss you...please tell our PVP thatha that we said hello!
Aarabhi, Aadhi
We are thinking of you all.
Priya, Ranjani, Ramkumar
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Indranil (I.B.) Bandyopadhyay posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
We deeply regret your loss. Please accept our deepest condolences.
Please convey my sympathies to your mother and your family. Wish you strength in these trying times.
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Auxilia Gerard lit a candle
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
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Heartfelt condolences Suba,Sriram and Priyanka. May his soul rest in peace.
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Reghu and Sheela posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Sriram, Suba and all,
Our heartfelt condolences. Time is the only healer. Take care.
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Sreelatha & Nagu Parasu aka Paan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Mama was an amazing human being.
His love for science, music, Tamil, and for family and friends was unbound. It was also amazing that such a knowledgeable and well-read person remained a humble person.
His curiosity, reasoning, and search for a fix were well instilled in his sons. We have seen a few broken windows in BITS hostels because of that. It's never a dull moment when you are with anyone from the Srinivasan family.
Mama was such a sport for a serious looking dude. I still remember this incident. When we, Rajaji's classmates. were setting up the room for Rajaji's first night, we rounded up a few alarm clocks to go off every hour and hid them all over the room. When we turned around, we found Mama glaring at us. When we were trying to mumble what we were doing, he brought his hands forward - handing us two more alarm clocks he borrowed from the neighbors!
I didn't know his love for Tamil and writing for a long time. He used to quiz me for the perfect Tamil word for an English word he had in mind. And would not rest till we found the perfect word - he would not take a near perfect or approximate word. I am still stumped on translation for "God is a concept"! Whatever Tamil word I came up with, he would state the perfect English word for it. Needless to say, God and concept are still elusive to me. But he was clear on those things.
We used to have big get-togethers with our college friends and families and they all turn into big music festivals and group card games and Mafia. He used to write reviews for those events in English and Tamil. It was almost like reading The Hindu newspaper(when it was still good)
I had kept in touch with him thru emails for a while. I tried to get him to write on a blog. I had even set one up I think. But somebody(not sure me or somebody else) wrote about him in his profile which he thought was not true or didn't reflect who he is perfectly. He refused to do anything with that profile. Even removing that didn't help. He said that was wrong and there was no going back.
Finally - here is a post in Tamil I wrote after visiting him last year.
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So long, mama. Rest in peace.
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Nagaraj Garimalla posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
I am not able to stop thinking about appa.
I lost my dad when I was 11.
I have lost my dad again.
Please allow me to share your grief, Sriram.
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Priya's Uncles from India posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Dear Bharath Srinivasan,
We are extremely sorry to hear the demise of your beloved father Sri P.V.Srinivasan (popularly known as PVS) on March 15th, 2019 evening. We had the opportunity of meeting him a couple of times many years back. The memory is still fresh in us. He was a simple, nice and good-hearted man. We all brothers pray to God for his soul to rest his soul in peace and give you all enough strength to bear this sad loss.
Yours,
Ranganathan, GovindaRajan and Narayanan.
(Uncles from Hyderabad, India)
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Atul Kannan(Padma Ramadorai/Kannan, Arun, Atul posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
I remembered we had a spirited discussion on physics during a party a few year's back. I was surprised by his clarity and alacrity at his age on what was a pretty complicated discussion. He also managed to keep the conversation humorous and made a big impact on such a short meeting. We can all only hope to have the presence of mind and knowledge that Mr. Sreeram's father possessed. He will be missed
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Shashi and Subra Kuppa lit a candle
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
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Shashi and Subra Kuppa posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father. It is never easy to lose a parent, no matter their age. We pray for your peace and comfort during this difficult period.
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BSBPL and Prowealth family posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
We express our heartfelt condolences to Mr.Srinivasan's family on behalf of BSBPL and Prowealth family and we pray that god gives you all the strength to bear the irreplaceable loss.
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Ganesh Devarajan posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Srinivasan Mama’s strong foundation and knowledge in Engineering, basic Physics & Math stood out and reminded me of my own father. Mama’s intense interest in cricket, tennis and his opinions & comments were in line with my own. Mama had sharp ears when it came to Carnatic music and he identified almost every ragam. Mama had a great sense of humor and his spoken and written English were something I was in awe of. In many ways I saw my father vicariously on Srinivasan Mama. I will miss you Mama.
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Sriram Sridharan and Rashmi Venkatesh posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our deepest and heartfelt condolences. When I was preparing to come to the United States, Ammanji Thatha corresponded with me via email and phone frequently and offered me helpful advice and guidance. When I arrived at the airport, he was there to receive me. He was always kind, loving and never had a complaint. He will be missed by all whose life he touched.
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Anirudh Ramkumar posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
My heartfelt condolences to the family and his grand children. Athimber was a great influence in my life and is perhaps the number one reason for me to turn to science and ultimately choose my discipline. I am eternally grateful for the number of lessons I received from him. Our discussions weren’t limited to the text books. Most important of them all is to question and be curious and not just accept a belief. If I wake up everyday, happy to be doing what I do, it is in a large part due to the interest he had ignited in me. His love for the English language and his passion for cricket will remain fond memories. He will be dearly missed.
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Viji Ramesh posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Subha ....
Extremely sorry on hearing the news of passing of your fil....
I pray the soul reaches the perumal and thaayar thiruvadi....
May perumal give you all strength to bear this loss and my heartfelt condolences to the family and to Godha Mami, whose partnership with mama must have been over 50 years now ....
Take care and let us know if you want anything from here to be sent with immediate effect ....
Please do convey my condolences to kannan/Sriram, Godha mami and other family members
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Monday, March 18, 2019
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Srinivasaraghavan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Kotha, Our heartfelt condolences to you, Kanna, Rajaji, Paddu, Bharath and all close relatives. Truly he was an Institution with masterly knowledge and wisdom on any subject. He was fortunate to have divine wife, great sons and a host of respecting relatives. One SAHAPTHAM has ended.
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Kothai Srinivasan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Sri Raama Raama Raama yithi rame Raame manorame sahasranaama thaththulyam RaamaNaama varaanane.
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Hope posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
My sincere condolences goes out to the family during this difficult time. May you find a measure of comfort in God's promise at Revelation 21:3,4 where we look forward to a time when there will be no more pain and death any more.
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Rama Chakrapani posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
PVS Mama was very special to me personally. His unconditional love and affection for my father was amazing considering they hardly got to meet in person for over a decade. We shared a very special bond beyond being one of his best friend's daughter. He studied in my Alma mater, Madras Christian College. He not only majored in the same subject as I did, but his classmate was my Head of Department several decades later. He always almost greeted me asking how my father was and where he was, as my father is a frequent traveler. He loved to hear about my classroom experiences, loved whatever I cooked for him, and loved to hear from me about his beloved home town of Chennai and Kancheepuram. I have had nothing but pleasant memories of him - he had shared with me so many of his own with my father. He has indeed left a big void in all our lives. I could go on with his tremendous ability to hold conversations on any topic, his love of the people he cared so much about...but above all, for me, personally, his extraordinary affection for my father stands out. Mama, we are indeed blessed to have you in our lives. I will really miss you when I visit Kanna or Bharath's place..May your soul attain our HH Acharya's Thiruvadi..
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S. Chakrapani posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
PVS was a very good friend and mentor to me for more than five decades. He was a fierce fighter among his friends if it was for a good cause. He was very helpful at all times . He always helped people in his own way and never failed to give his human approach to any problem given to him. His passing away has created a void difficult to be filled for many of us who had the privilege of knowing him and spending time with him for years. Our heartfelt condolences to his wife and his sons and to other family members members. I am finding it very difficult to type and am at loss to come to terms to know he is no longer with us. May his soul attain HIS Lotus Feet.
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Rangu Venugopal posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Please accept me deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved father. I am so very sorry for your loss and for the all truly difficult moments you have endured. Please convey my sympathies to your mother. My prayers to God for the strength she and you all need.
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Aldie Kannan and Radha posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Kannan and I feel very sad to hear the news about your dad. Our heartfelt condolences to your family and specially to your mom. Your father must have felt happy to see all the four sons like pillars of support to be beside him. That is the ultimate peace.
May his soul rest in peace. Wishing you all the strength to cope with the precious loss.
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Malini maami posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Dear Prema,
Dear Kanna, Rajaji, Paddu and Bharath,
Please accept my heart felt condolences on your father's demise.
Please convey my condolences to your family.
All of you have done your utmost to make your Dad lead a comfortable , peaceful life.God will bless you all.
Love, Malini Mami.
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Subra and Sashi Kuppa posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Very sorry to hear about your father's passing. I am glad you were all around with him and happy that Priyanka was able to spend time with him last week. My sincere condolences to you, Suba, Priyanka, other family members, and especially your mom. Please let us know if there is any way we can help you all through this tough time.
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Gayatri and Vasan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
We are very saddened by the news about Mama. He was a remarkable soul, with his thoughts always aligned to the Lord. Our prayers for his soul to reach the Lord. It is never easy to lose a parent. Kindly accept our heartfelt condolences to you, mami and all your brothers.
If there is any thing we can do yo assist you, please call me/ text me on the mobile or send us an email. We realize that you need some time to recover and we will call you/ visit you as soon as you have taken care of the religious rites.
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Venkat Devarajan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Srinivasan mama was special to our family, not only because he was the father of our great friends Paddu, Sriram, Rajaji and Bharth, but also because he was a student of my late father Sri Devaraja Iyer. We informed mama that to commemorate our father’s milestone birthday, all of the family was jointly writing a collection notes of good wishes. Srinivasan mama enthusiastically asked if he could write one because my father was his favorite teacher. Thereupon, despite his poor eyesight and shaky hands, he wrote a beautiful and long note, which my father read and was greatly touched by it.
While Paddu and I practiced for my concerts in Dallas at Paddu’s house, mama would always come upstairs and quietly sit down and listen and would offer great encouragement at the end. Given his expertise in Carnatic music, I always considered it very valuable.
In many ways, mama and my father were alike. They both were educated during the era when students learned and internalized their fundamental concepts firmly, which gave them the confidence to speak with such authority on matters of their expertise. You always approached them with reverence. We will miss him greatly.
May I also take this opportunity to express my admiration for his boys (and their spouses) for taking such good and loving care of him till the end. God bless this beautiful family!
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Aarti and Sundar posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Hi Paddu Shama & Krithi, so sorry to hear the news about Mama.. Our thoughts are with all of you as you navigate the grieving process and we hope that in time the deep sadness you are feeling now slowly fades leaving you cherishing the memories you have fondly built together since childhood/marriage. Paddu, you are fortunate in that you were able to be with him till the end. Not all children have that 'bhagyam' although all children hope to be with their parents in their last days.
When I think of him, what comes to mind is the image of a perfect gentleman with a great command of the Queen's English.
He was a great man and I will always remember him fondly for his knowledge, humor, wisdom and grace. I am glad he was at peace at the end. Sending lots of love & hugs your way to support you during this difficult time. Don't hesitate to lean on us should you need anything. Take care.
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Monday, March 18, 2019
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1996 in Atlanta with his dear family
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Monday, March 18, 2019
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Appa with Paddu, Rajaji and Priyanka
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Rajaji Srinivasan uploaded photo(s)
Monday, March 18, 2019
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In OK city
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Monday, March 18, 2019
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Appa with Bharath, J, Shyam and Priyanka
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K.Ramadurai and R.Geetha. posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Kannan, Rajaji, Paddu and Bharath.
நல்லொளி நல்கி வழி நடத்திய ஒரு தீபஸ்தம்பம் சாய்ந்தது.
We share your grief and sorrow on the demise of your dear Daddy Shri P.V.Srinivasan..The loss was just like a lighting tower falling on ground depriving light and guidance to all..He was a great soul always seeking welfare of all..
No words or phrasing could describe his great qualities in totality..He had been a guiding euphoria for me in many ways which would remain in my green memory for ever..
Our heartfelt condolences to Kothai Mami and to each of his family members..
May his spotless and righteous soul rest in peace..By the grace of Almighty his soul will not have a "Punarjanma".
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Mythili posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Since I was seeing chithiyaa and was with him almost every alternative day the last 8 months am to some extent satisfied that I had done something for him. But I cud not see appa till his last breath make my feelings harder to digest that words cud explain. But need to realise the reality.
I am writing this from the bottom of my heart. My personal message to Amma. Pls convey the message.
Though biologically i am your sister in law you had always kept me as your daughter in your heart. How true is this in the same way you are my mother and will continue to be till my last breath. You know me and my feelings better than anyone else and you have been seeing me right from my birth. Anna, you kanna, rajaji, paddu & bharath are always in our thoughts and mind . Chithi was the one human who suffered inside ( hope you definitely know her) without expressing her feelings outside. She had you all in her prayers daily by reading sundaragandam for each one of you till she fell to sub-conscious level for the last 4 days. During the last 4 days she wanted to see kanna. I still feel guilty that I cud not fulfil her last wish. Only when we all say kanna and call her patti she would open her eyes. Okay all over. I badly wanted to see Anna and got my canada visa 3 days back and planned to come to US. What to do?
Hope you really understand my feelings. You had been with me in every stage of my life from my child hood and had done a lot as a mother. Anna's loss is really making me feel so sad since I cud not see till his last breath. But reality stands first. Longing to see you all. I hv no words to twist. My feelings are so hard that words can explain. Keeping you all in my thoughts always.
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Chakrapani posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
PVS was a very good to many for more than five decades.He was a very fierce fighter among his friends for good cause.He was very helpful down . He has always helped people in his own way and has never failed to give his human approach to any problem given to him. His passing away has created a void difficult to be filled for many of us who had the privilege of moving with him for years. Our heartfelt condolences to his wife and his sons and to other family members members.
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Ganapathi Jayaraman and Malathi Ganapathi posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our heartfelt condolences to you and the family, Paddu! We pray for his aathma to get poorna Shanthi and Nargathi! Ram Ram!
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Chak Raghunathan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
I have known mama ever since Paddu and I were classmates at Viveka. I have so many fond memories of mama....his breadth of knowledge cutting across so many disciplines and his ability to explain even complex t subjects in a simple way. His big heart and hospitality - always welcomed me as if I was a close family member, particularly when Paddu was not home and made me totally feel at ease. He was truly a great person and a human being and I have great many memories to cherish. May his soul rest in peace. God bless the Srinivasan family.
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All posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Condolences/Respects from Amma, Sriram/Suba, Rajaji/Jaisri, Paddu/Shama, Bharath/Priya and families, Priyanka, Shyam, Shruti, Krithi, Laya, Dhaya, Raju Mama and family, Haripriya and family, Anuj/Usha and family, Viji Anand and family, Malini Mami and family, Ramadurai Mama/Geetha Aunty, Narasimhan Uncle/Bhooma Aunty, Rajan/Chummy and families, Lavanya/Murali, Surender Yedulla/Nandini, Raghavan (Ramkumar’s brother), Ashish Koshla, Girish/Poornima Chitnis, Kannan/Radha, Vivek Amruthaa, Naaree, Sankaran/Meena, Ravindran/Chitra, Krishnan Srinivasan, Sriram Sridharan/Rashmi, Ramji Sharma, K.T. Ravi, Priya (Mannar & co.), Ramesh (Mannar & co.), Ramki (Mannar & co.), Radha (Mannar & co.), Gnana Ramachandran (Mannar & co.), Ms. Devi (DRC), N. Subramanian and family, Dr. Zawahir and family, Mukund and Parents, Ram Ganga, Padma and Kannan, Ravi Gorur and family, Neel and Jaisri, Sridhar Iyer/Raji, Nandu/Sumati, Krish/Kanchana, Prema/Kumaresh, Shashi Ranganath, Dev Ganesan, Subra/Sashi, Rangu, Durai/Janaki, Padma/Kumar, Vanitha and family, Shiva and Sreelatha, Raghavan and Appa’s cousins (Jayalaxmi, Seshadri, Sampath, Krishnaswamy, Rangaswamy) and their families, Geetha (daughter of Krishnaswamy), Rajesh Raman Hariharan, Ganesh/Uma and Venkat/Prema Devarajan, Nimmy and Srikanth, Bharathi (Srisailam’s daughter), Babu (Radhika’s brother), Sridhar/Pushpa, Karthik/Sourirajan and their families, Vasu Mama and family, Leena/Komal/Rohan, Murali and Chitra, Madhu (Rajesh’s sister from India), Priya(Radha), Anu (Radha), Padmini Maami and Souri Mama, Madhumita Ramani, Ramani Mama/Raji, Shreenitha Ramani, Padma Ramadorai/Kannan, Priya Parthasarathy, Radha/Ram, Gayatri/Vasan, Latha/Danny, Nandini/Ganesh, Bharathi/Bala, Gopi/Lakshmi, Lavanya Srinivasan, Sowmya Srinivasan, Nazima Khan, Darol Naronha, Shir Madhuisudhan, Subashini Govindaraju, Thilakavathy Balasubramaniam, Auxilia Gerard, Binu Tom, Phebin Prince, Beatrice Seventiline, Suseela Johnson, Chitra/Venkat, Latha/Srikanth, Padma/Karthik Mukund, Narasimhan Mama, Krishnan Mama, Raman Mama, Pushpa/Shilpa Krishnan, Sharada/Karthik, Priya/Paresh, Rachna Raman (Parkinson’s Study), Ajji and Family, Shanta Mami and family
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Rajagopal and Radha posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Sorry to hear of the passing away Kannan's father yesterday night ; understand he was conscious & cheerful. our silent prayers for his soul to rest in peace.Gdevng ; sorry to hear of the passing away of father - in - law ! Understand the end was peaceful. our humble prayers for his soul to rest in peace
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Prasanna Sadagopan posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our condolences on the passing of Srinivasan Mama. He will still be alive in our hearts and minds, and through us live on. A flood of childhood memories flow through me as I write this (as an unofficial resident of 24 UA) - Mama's strong personality, zest for life, helpful nature, keen intellect and ability to go deep into any subject, command of the English language (evident from the extensive Readers digest collection, British Council membership), interest in sport - countless Wimbledon, cricket matches together, and so on. He was particularly helpful to Appa over the course of decades. I was personally touched by his solicitous care to Appa when he was unwell in the year of his passing. We can only look back on all the good memories we were able to have and smile at the fact that you were able to have these.
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Nimmy Srikanth posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
A sad day in our family - his legacy will continue to live always. Priya has been an amazing daughter-in-law and you a wonderful son along with the support of all your brothers and wives and grandchildren. That is a great blessing and he will have a peaceful journey.
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Rajesh and Pavithra posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
I would like to recollect Bharath's dad's passion for Math and physics. Even at old age he remembered and was able to derive/explain Bessel and Legendre equations and its practical usage. A decade ago when a dish network guy was at Bharath's house to install a new antenna and wasn't sure whether the tree would affect the signal he took a sheet of paper and calculated the angle using Pythagoras theorem and asked the guy to adjust based on it. The guy was stunned. Great soul!
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Uddhav Karve from India posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Even though you knew of your father's condition, nothing can prepare one for the loss of a parent. You have a big family and the support would make all the difference in the days to come. Of course one must find their emotional strength themselves.
I hope that your father's peaceful passing will help you come to terms with the loss easier.
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Ajoy Kumar (son of SriSailam) posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
I heard the sad news about the demise of Mr. Srinivasan ammanji and feel hard to digest. It was he who gave me advise when I joined Air Force. I pray for his pure soul to rest in peace and also to give you and your family members strength to overcome the hour of grief. Hope mami is strengthened for taking the loss who had travelled along with him for so many years. Take care and we from Chennai can only pray for your strength.
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Rama and Shreyas posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Learned and intelligent man. Loved conversations with him. From science to sports, he loved to talk passionately.
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Vasantha Chithi and Chithappa posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Hard to digest this fact. Such is the impermanent nature in a human life. Our heartfelt sympathies to every member in his family. The way all of you attended him in the last several years is the noble service for your father. This is how you can remember him hereafter. May the departed soul attain the ultimate destination.
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Ramadurai/Geetha posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
ஒரு தீபஸ்தம்பம் சாய்ந்தது.
We are shocked to hear about the demise of PVS. We have no words to express our sorrow and grief. He had been an "asan" to me in many respects. Our heartfelt condolences to you all. We share your grief and sorrow. Please console Mami. May his soul rest in peace.
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Raghavan Mama posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
He is indeed a gem and is spared now of all this pain and suffering. Yes, he and his brother were very close though they never showed it externally. Partha's demise had indeed affected him very much.
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Bhooma Aunty and Uncle posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
He was always a brave man. It requires special courage to face certain death so calmly and with tranquility. Our thoughts and prayers are with your mother. One great mitigating factor was all of you were by his bedside when he breathed his last. All you sons took care of him unflinchingly, which is a singular commendable achievement, for which you guys deserve special praise. Please convey out heartfelt condolences to your mother. We pray for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.
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Ramki posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Deepest Condolences to Mami, Kanna, Rajaji, Paddu, Bharath and to all family members. May the departed soul rest in peace.
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Mythily/Ramjee posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Such a great human. Though they are my Anna & manni they've done a lot for me as my parents. Prayers for his soul rest in peace. Convey my heartfelt condolences to rajaji, paddu and bharath. Am speechless. Amma needs more care. Cannot erase the wonderful life we had in UA street.
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Nagu Parasu posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
RIP Srinivasan Mama. We lost a true lover of Science, Music, Tamil and Reason. Your instilling of logic in your sons benefitted all of us. So long Mama.
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Pothalingam posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
He’s my guru, always a simple man, distributed the expensive gifts he received to his staff and we miss him terribly.
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Usha Chari posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
May his soul rest in peace. He truly was a great man and most intelligent and such a knowledgeable person on so many aspects. Will miss his presence when we come to VA! It’s so hard for me to handle this and can imagine how it’s for all of you. Truly a great man in all our lives. His pain is over but wish I had seen him just once more.
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Haripriya Ramkumar posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
I am specially indebted to him multifold for imparting precious knowledge to my kids...he made them think and analyse...made them strong in concepts. They are what they are mostly due to him. He has been a lovely Thatha to Anirudh and Amruthaa, imparting whatever he could whenever they met. The lovely recap you and all grandkids gave him last week showing him all pictures old and new... he will take that all with him. You all made sure he did not suffer much.
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Raju Mama posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Kanna, my memory goes to 60s, 70s- He was so proud of his four sons. The freedom he gave his sons, his close monitoring of his sons' skills, no match. By Kotha's devoted prayers, he will start his new innings serving the Almighty.
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Anuj posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our heartfelt condolences. So many memories from UA street. And glad we got to spend some good time with him our last trip in November.
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Laxmi/Gopi posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our deep condolences to all of you, his dear loved ones. Gopi and I know how well you all in a very united way took care of him. He was surrounded by love. And mami also was always cheerful always positive even in difficult times. It was when my MiL passed away that we truly felt your love for your dad- /in law. And I was so touched with the love with which you all took care of him.
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Shobana and family posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Whenever he visited us in Jonakpuri, my appa and amma will be eagerly awaiting his arrival for a delightful conversation about classical carnatic music. Kothai said her dad was in tears when he heard of the wonderful hospitality given to his son-in-law.
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Ravi Ramaswamy posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Respected Prema mami, My dear Kanna, Rajaji, Paddu and Bharath and families, deepest condolences on the irreversible loss of ur beloved father. PVS was an achiever, and he ensured that everyone of u r stalwarts in academics. V all of us here join everyone of u in the prayers and the hour of sorrow. A big journey from Hindustan teleprinters to the US with all his children. The one and only GRAD.I E T E man I know.
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Ganesh Subramanian posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Our heartfelt condolences to the family. He was a pillar and left a rich legacy with gem of kids, daughters in law and grandchildren. May his soul Rest In Peace in the lotus feet of Lord Narayana. Shocked!
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Dr Mancini at Inova posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
With problems like the ones he has, we will all be screaming. For him to cooperate like this, he’s such a gem.
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Rajesh posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
We are extremely sorry to hear about you dad's demise. I went to see him last week at Bharath's house. He was weak and sleeping. I still remember when I gave him a book "In search of Schrodinger's cat" by John Gribbin to read he finished it within a week and spoke very high of the way it was presented. He was able to talk about the mathematical concepts and equation which even at comparatively younger age I couldn't remember. Very passionate about reading and knowing new things. We will all miss him. Great soul! Om shanthi.
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B Srikanth posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Deepest Condolences. I am grieved beyond words. He was more like a father to me as well. Can't help recollect the countless discussions I had with him when I used to literally stay at your place. My prayers to God to give sufficient strength to Mami and all of you to put up with this irreparable loss.
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Divakar Kamath posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Sorry for the loss. His generation did not complain. How noble. They bore their pain in silence so as not to worry us or burden us. Heartfelt condolences.
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Dr Chethana Rao posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Uncle was a wonderful person...so intelligent, kind and articulate. Never complaining despite all his medical issues.
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Rummy posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
I remember his talk downstairs in my apartment when he had come over for selling his property. I see his kids emulating his honesty and perfection.
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Ram and Radha posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Dear Srinivasan Family,
Our heartfelt condolences to Mami and all the sons and their families. We pray to the almighty to give you all strength to endure through these difficult times......
Ram and Radha
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Raamji posted a condolence
Monday, March 18, 2019
Heartfelt condolences to Prema Mami, Kanna & fly, Rajaji & fly, Paddu & fly, Bharath & fly. Appa keeps talking about our 3 UA st days, HYD days & many such memorable moments we all had with mama. May the Almighty rest his noble soul in peace and give strength to his family & friends in this hour of grief. From, V B Sharma, Lakshmi Sharma, Sridhar, Uma, Aishu, Srikanth, Uthra, Aswanthram, Hiranmayi & Raamji.
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