Mom our childhood was not as bad as you thought. You provided us with so much that we could practically feel your loving smile, even if we were a billion miles away. We confided in you, we laughed, we argued, and we reconciled. But as time moved on in the teenage years we started to notice something was wrong. We tried and tried and tried to change your selfless way of loving us and everyone around you. Blinded by your kindness, your health and personality started to deteriorate, and as much as the eldest tried, he couldn't understand and his own health plummeted; but right at the time he started to improve God had other plans and took him under his wing. After a series of unfortunate events God taking your eldest and your father, but you never showed it us mom, you always asked us how we were doing and what our plans were, always worried about your children. Mom now that you are now under that same wing I have something to say, we all loved your smile, your cooking, everything that made you, you! Lastly mom, I regret not listening to you at times, replying to your endless emails, calls and text messages. But it was for your own good, you eventually realized, after many people incessantly told you to take care of yourself and those months in solace made you realize, that your kids and all your friends and relatives wanted to see you healthy and to live long! Mom I love you and I hope that someday you and Vishnu will look down and see what a man I have become.
A visitation will be held from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Funeral Home in Allen, Texas.