Mama, I didn’t hear your name being called may be because I chose not to hear it. It was an unexpected phone call and was scared to pick up the phone. Even during our last conversation, you asked me about my future trips and gave me some advice. I have several fondest memories starting probably from my age 5. I still remember the talk we had in 1999 in a park near the London bridge. Thanks for the good time. You are a person who care about everyone around you and want to help to improve their life. You gave me some good advice and I will never forget them. You made lasting impression on everyone you met with your jokes, witty answers, and the genuine concern about their well being. You are an inspiration to me. You never let your physical handicap (eyesight) stopped you from aiming high and reaching them. You will be missed not only by your family but everyone you came to contact with. Our deepest condolence to Mamy, Thambichan family, and Sivanandan family. Death is difficult only for the living. The pain will never go away but time will teach you to live with it. I pray you get the strength to overcome the pain and lead the life Mama will be proud of. Sutha, Thilaka, Tharma, and Gopi.