Accept my deepest condolence on the demise of my cousin brother Appiah Sritharan. Sritharan is a humble, quite and polite person and love to contacts with his relatives as his father did when we were children in Erlalai. Whenever he comes on holidays he visted us. Sritharan was a small boy and only met them in our family functions and festive seasons. Lastly I have visited in 2010 at Essessx. Its very sad he passed away in his young age and he will be with the omni-present God and rest in peace. Om Shanthi Om Shanthi Om Shanthi. Mailvaganam Balasubramaniam (Bala) Canberra Australia His father Appiah is my Grandmother Nagamuthu Sinnoah's (Erlalai West) cousin sister. My mother had a property that was together with Mr Appiah appa and we all sold the properties and you moved to London. I myself did my degree in London and migrated to Australia in 1979. I had regular contacts with his brother and sister in Ceylon whenever I visited Colombo. Mr Appiah appa always visted us in Erlalai and always encouraged me in my studies. I am very sad about his demise and hereafter we don't have any contacts with my Grand mother relatives and our children born here and we are going lose our contacts. I have lost the contacts with Sivasamboo appas family too. When you overcome your present tragic and sad days, if you can please convey contacts details of Thavabalachandran and Sivasamboo appa's children. Mailvaganam Balasubramaniam Canberra, Australia. +61 419 182 411 I visited Sritharan in 2010 at Essesex house and spend a day with him and had lunch with you all.