Kailas Patel (11 Sep 1950 - 27 Jan 2019)
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In loving memory of Kailas Patel, beloved mother to Kamal and Dipika, Ba to Harry and devoted wife of Bhasker. Kailas sadly passed away on the 27th of January. She was loved by many and will be sadly missed but forever in our memories.
By request, no flowers please. Donations to Save the Children, which was very close to Kailas' heart, would be welcomed instead.
donated £30 in memory of Kailas
In memory of our Beloved Kailas. Forever in our hearts. With our love Pauline and Hector ❤
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Dearest Kailas, wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and friend, loved by so many. You will never be forgotten. With our love Pauline and Hector ❤
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With very loving best wishes
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May your soul be at peace, you will always be in our thoughts, you will be sadly missed. Love Sampat mama, Indumati Mami and family.
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May your beautiful mum rest in peace Dip. Lots of love to you and your family xxx
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May your beautiful mum rest in peace Dip. Lots of love to you and your family xxx
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So sorry for your loss. May she Rest in Peace
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Sending all my love x
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Rest in peace, Dippie's beautiful mum. Wishing you all so much love xxx
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Lots of love to all xx
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Sending you all so much love. Beautiful Kailas, now resting peacefully. Xxx
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For our beloved kaki, may your soul be at peace and your spirit always live on through those you loved most dearly,
Love always, Dipa, Will & family xxx
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Rest In Peace mami. You will be missed 🙏🙏
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Rest In Peace Mami 😘
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KailasBen was a lovely friend will miss her dearly
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I used to love going round to the shop on a Saturday morning with my 50p to spend on sweets. This was far past the time when I thought I could just take sweets without asking… or paying! Kailas was always there, part of my childhood stability and how lucky to have always been met by her bright smile.
I remember her talking to neighbours, asking how their lives were, forever interested and genuinely caring. The shop was an extension of her and of course, Dipika. And if Dipika had always felt like the sister I never had, then Kallas was family too, and a family that was I was lucky enough to live right next to. Her laugh was mischievous, it became her whole face and Dipika made her laugh a lot! In fact, I knew a lot about Kallas through seeing her with Dipika. How she had a great sense of humour, how she was fiercely protective, how her love was boundless for her family.
I was allowed beyond the shop! I remember feeling special, being able to walk through the back and skip up the stairs, to be allowed to run around the house and for there to always, ALWAYS, be the best cooking I’ll ever eat ready for me. This was before I knew what generosity really was. I probably grew up thinking that this would happen everywhere, that home-cooked snacks and warming, comforting curries with stacks of bread would be offered to me throughout life. How incredibly wonderful and unique to have had the Patels at the very centre of my childhood. With Kallas at the very centre of them.
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I used to love going round to the shop on a Saturday morning with my 50p to spend on sweets. This was far past the time when I thought I could just take sweets without asking… or paying! Kailas was always there, part of my childhood stability and how lucky to have always been met by her bright smile.
I remember her talking to neighbours, asking how their lives were, forever interested and genuinely caring. The shop was an extension of her and of course, Dipika. And if Dipika had always felt like the sister I never had, then Kallas was family too, and a family that was I was lucky enough to live right next to. Her laugh was mischievous, it became her whole face and Dipika made her laugh a lot! In fact, I knew a lot about Kallas through seeing her with Dipika. How she had a great sense of humour, how she was fiercely protective, how her love was boundless for her family.
I was allowed beyond the shop! I remember feeling special, being able to walk through the back and skip up the stairs, to be allowed to run around the house and for there to always, ALWAYS, be the best cooking I’ll ever eat ready for me. This was before I knew what generosity really was. I probably grew up thinking that this would happen everywhere, that home-cooked snacks and warming, comforting curries with stacks of bread would be offered to me throughout life. How incredibly wonderful and unique to have had the Patels at the very centre of my childhood. With Kallas at the very centre of them.
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My mother, will miss her dearest friend.
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All our love.
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All our love.
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