Dear All Although the end was predictably near and the fate and reasoning were gravitating towards God’s home but it’s very difficult to digest the pain of a 90-year history falling, furthermore, the enormity of pain and sadness engulfs when you regurgitate the nostalgic memories slid-by-slide and the contribution and sacrifices your father has rendered to make you a recognised person in this unforgiving world is, simply ineffable. They say, tell me your friends and I will tell about you likewise, I knew his children so well especially. hiss trailblazing son Rudran with whom I had the privilege of studying and working along with him at Maharajah org where I experienced in first-hand his intelligence, humility, flexibility, his command in English, which I later realised through Sukumar- Rudrans’ dad’s contemporary’s son, were the exact Qualities Rudran has inherited from his dad. As a parent you gamble everything on your first project and fortunately and by the grace of God his calculations have yielded more than he bargained for. Eevnthough Rudrans’ parents spoke English at home his father conjured that his son needs mates and a school which can provide that forum which can provide excellence in etiquette and communication skills, Rudran was lucky that he had Ravi Somasundaram, Dhanajayan, Naresh Aseervatham and so on to interact and mingle. In fact, the parents hard work has culminated to the success of all the children and their penance and good thoughts have brought in kind and capable in-laws. I pray to the almighty to abode him at his lotus feet! Regards Nirmala Shankar Satchitanandan