Dearest Chinnamma, It is still very difficult to fully process that you have left us so suddenly. Your passing has been a genuine shock, and the physical loss is deeply felt by all of us. I will always remember with gratitude the love, kindness and warmth you showed to our family. You would come to visit the children, especially for birthdays, and those visits meant a lot to us. When my mother was alive, you also brought the cousins together and helped her in many ways, creating family memories that will always remain precious. You lived with devotion, service and quiet strength. Your commitment to the temple and the time you gave in service reflected the depth of your faith and the goodness of your heart. You also gave so much love, care and guidance to your grandsons. The time, energy and sacrifice you offered them showed how deeply you loved them and how much pride you took in their lives. Although we had hoped to meet for lunch on 2 May, it was sadly not meant to be. That makes your sudden passing even harder to accept. Yet I take comfort in knowing that you are now free from the limitations of the body and have transitioned to a place of peace, love and light. May you be reunited with your sister, your mother, your grandfather and all those loved ones who went before you. May your soul transition in peace, love, bliss and divine grace. Our prayers are with the whole family during this painful time. May everyone find the strength to come to terms with the physical loss, while knowing that your love, blessings and presence continue to live within us. You remain in our hearts, in the silence, in the non-physical space, and in the love that can never be taken away. Rest in peace, dearest Chinnamma. With love, gratitude and prayers.