Mrs Jasvanti Kantilal Panchal 03 December 1932 – 23 October 2022 Nuneaton, UK (Mumbai, India) It is with the deepest sadness we share that our beloved mother, Mrs Jasvanti Kantilal Panchal, passed away peacefully on Sunday morning 23rd October 2022. A much loved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, who dedicated much of her later life in looking after our father until his passing. She loved all her grandchildren, learning from them to be tenacious and technologically astute Though frail with age; she was inspirationally modern, yet still traditional in her ways and teachings to her grandchildren. We express our deepest appreciation for the outpour of love and messages of condolences. With health and wellbeing of everyone utmost in mind, the family respectfully request no home visits at this time. Anyone wishing to offer their condolences, please contact by phone at the numbers below : Dipak Panchal : 07584 474186 Bhavna Panchal : 07775 940310 Ketan Panchal.: 07870 809492 Deepak, Bhavna & Ketan 🙏🏻Jai Shree Krishna🙏🏻 Details of Funeral arrangements will follow as soon as they have been finalised.
It is with great sadness we announce the passing away of our beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother Kamalaben Dullabhbhai Panchal at home surrounded by her family on Wednesday at 8.10pm on 16 March 2022 after an illness.
Kamalaben was born in Khara, Butwada, Surat, India on the 1st January 1932. Daughter of Karsanji Jivianjbhai and Kasiben Karsanjibhai Panchal. She moved to Kenya when she was 17 and then moved to London in 1970 with her husband, seven sons and daughter.
Our mother was a remarkable woman, warm, religious with a loving and caring heart always putting the needs of her family before her own.
She will be greatly missed by all her whole family especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren who are thankful to have her in their lives. We will never forget all the happy memories that she has left us with.
We thank all our relatives and friends for all their prayers and support through this difficult time, she was blessed with the family that loved her dearly.
Rajeshbhai Panchal 12th April 1960 – 17th December 2021
It is with great sadness that we announce Rajeshbhai Panchal passed away peacefully, surrounded by family at his home in Shoebury, Essex on the 17th December 2021.
He is lovingly remembered by his parents: Bhavanbhai & Sumanben Panchal, older sister and brother-in-law; Anjanaben and Harishkumar Panchal, younger brother and sister-in-law; Jitendra & Samantha Panchal, nephews and nieces; Vinny, Kate Sanjay, Sonal, Billy, Rohan, Kiran and Arun, and great-nephews; Eashan and Zavian
It is with huge sadness that the family of Dineshchandra Mahijibhai Panchal announce his peaceful passing, aged 81. He will be lovingly remembered by his wife Ramaben; children Satyan, Sanjay and Anand; daughters-in-laws Nimi and Minnie; grandchildren Bhavik, Vidhya, Serena, Priya, Keval, Ayesha, Callum, Shreeya and Dev and great grandchild Ralph. A more than special mention goes to his late wife Sumitraben and mother Ruximaniben Panchal, who were his rocks till their sad demise in 1987 and 2019 respectively.
Born in Masaka in 1939, subsequently moving to Kampala in 1960 and finally settling in London in 1970. Dineshbhai was a true pioneer, fearless business man, aspiring industrialist, and an excellent networker – who got to see the world, from Paris to Japan!
He will be truly remembered for building a bridge and providing a home for all Panchal’s and Luhar’s amongst other families to settle here, not to mention his ability for arranging numerous family events and weddings.
His hardworking nature and love for cars has filtered down generations and without his first steps into this industry no one would have come forth as they did.
In his latter years, Dinesh – turned his interests to bhajans and prayers. As an avid singer, he would love singing at local bhajans, hosting them with his very own band, and entertaining others, with over one thousand subscribers to his YouTube channel!
Whether it was Kampala / Nairobi / Perivale / Boxhill /Weybridge / West Byfleet / Leicester / London / India / Ibstock etc He left fond memories and lessons by which everyone grew, including himself. He will be a great loss to all that loved him and the wider community.
We are grateful for his presence and wish his soul a safe journey home in peace, Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti
Late Ghanshyambhai Panchal (brother) Late Savitaben Panchal (sister-in-law), Late Dilipbhai Panchal (brother), Subashbhai Panchal (brother), Late Rasikbhai Patel (brother-in-law), Kapilaben Patel (sister), Pradipbhai Panchal (brother), Dakshaben Panchal (sister-in-law), Majuben Panchal (sister), Kaileshben Panchal (sister), Ushaben Panchal (sister).
He also leaves his beloved nieces and nephews: Anita Sharif, Manish Panchal, Dipak Panchal, Anisha Patel, Maya Panchal, Nishad Panchal, Kunal Panchal, Sheena Parmar
It is with huge sadness that the family of Jayantilal Dahyabhai Panchal (JD) announce his peaceful passing at home, age 81. He will be lovingly remembered by his wife Nirmalaben, children Bharat, Shailesh, Rita and Rajesh, daughters-in-law Daxa, Nity and Jugdeep, son-in-law Bharat, grandchildren Shyam, Shilpa, Serena, Taran, Shaan, Millan, Eashani and Amba-Lily, and grandson-in-law David.
Born in Kadod in 1940, Jayantilal travelled extensively – moving to Nairobi and then to Coventry where he successfully set up in business and played an immense part in the community. An avid follower of Pujiya Hirjibapa, he was one of the founding members of Ram Mandir in Nairobi and Shree Krishna Temple in Coventry and helped establish The Panchal Gnati Mandal – the first in the UK.
For the many people whose hearts have been touched by his love, warmth and generosity, Jayantilal was a giant. His love of traditional bhajans sung with his incredible voice meant he became well-known in many countries and communities and recognised for his wealth of knowledge about Hindu culture and our personal history.
He will be a great loss to all that loved him and the wider community.
અમને જણાવતા ખૂબજ દુઃખ થાઇ છે કે શ્રી જયંતીલાલ ડાહ્યાભાઈ પંચાલ (જે.ડી.), તારીખ ૧૧/૧૧/૨૦૨૧ ના ગુરુવારે દેવલોક થયા છે. તેમની ઉમર ૮૧ વર્ષની હતી. તેમના અંતિમ સમયે તેમના પરિવારમાં, પત્ની નિર્મળાબેન, તેમના પુત્રો ભરત, શૈલેશ, રાજુ તથા પૂત્રી રીટા, પૂત્રવધુ દક્ષા, નીતિ એને જુગદીપ અને જમાઈ ભરતકુમાર તથા પૌત્ર શ્યામ, તારણ, શાન અને મિલન તથા પૌત્રી શિલ્પા, સરીના, ઈશાની અને અંબા-લીલી તથા જમાઈ ડેવીડ હાજર હતા. જયંતીલાલની ખોટ પરિવારને ખુબજ લાગશે.
જયંતીલાલ નો જન્મ ૧૯૪0 માં કડોદ ગામમાં થયો હતો. ઇન્ડિયા છોડી નૈરોબી અને ત્યારબાદ યુકેમાં કોવેન્ટ્રી શહેરમાં સ્થાયી થયા હતા. થોડો સમય નોકરી કર્યા બાદ તેમણે એન્જીનીરીંગ વોર્ક્શોપની સફળતાપૂર્વક સ્થાપના કરી હતી. જયંતીલાલનો ભજન સતસંગમાં ભારે શોખ હોવાથી હિંદુ સમુંદાયમાં પણ ઘણી સફળતા મળી. જયંતીલાલ, પૂજ્ય હીરજીબાપાના ઉત્સુક અનુયાયી હતા. નૈરોબીમાં રામ મંદિર અને કોવેન્ટ્રીમાં શ્રી કૃષ્ણ મંદિરના સ્થાપક સભ્યોમાંના એક હતા. તે ઉપરાંત યુકેમાં પ્રથમ પંચાલ જ્ઞાતિ મંડળની સ્થાપના કરવામાં ભારે જહેમત ઉઠાવી હતી.
જયંતીલાલનો લાગણીપૂર્વક અને ઉદાર સ્વભાવ ઘણા લોકોના હર્દયને સ્પર્શી ગયું હતું. તેમની ભજન ગાવાની કળા, અદ્ભુત રાગ અને પરંપરાગત ભજનો ગાવાનો તેમનો પ્રેમ સૌને આનંદ આપતો હતો. તેવો યુકે અને બીજા દેશોમાં પણ જાણીતા થયા. તેમની પાસે હિંદુ સંસ્કૃતિ અને ઈતિહાસ વિશેના જ્ઞાનનો ભંડાર હતો.
જયંતીલાલ ભરેલી વાળી છોડીને ગયા છે. તેમના અવશાનથી ફક્ત તેમના પરિવારને જ નહિ પણ આપણા સર્વે સમુંદાયને મોટી ખોટ પડશે.
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It is with profound sadness that the family of Amritlal Paragji Mistry announce his peaceful passing on the 8th of November 2021, at the age of 88.
He will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 61 years Pushpa, his children Banshi, Pratibha and Manish, his son-in-law Yogesh, his daughters-in-law Lesley and Charu, his grandchildren Shammi, James, Asha, Chandni, Damini and Riya and grandsons in-law Sam and Julio.
Amritlal was born in Dharmpur, Gujarat in 1933. He was known for his wide smile, love of life, jolly laugh, and overconfidence in his DIY skills.
“You brought joy, happiness and laughter to all who met you.“
It is with great sadness to announce the passing away of a beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Kantilal Kanjibhai Panchal.
Born in Buhari, India, he travelled to Kenya at a young age and spent his time there as a motor mechanic; he went back to India to get married and returned to Kenya to start his married life and raised three children. In 1966 he decided to make the brave journey to the UK to continue working with his love and passion for cars, and better his childrens’ future.
Kantilal was much loved by all his family and friends and was very proud of his grand children and his great grandson and shall always remain in their hearts as a generous and loving person.
