MAHARAJ: BASDEO of 9 Mohammed Street, Pasea, Tunapuna passes away on 26/03/2012 at age 65. Husband of Urmila. Father of Kailash, Rajesh & Vasha. Grandfather of Syon & Divya. Father-in-law of Richard Mano. Son of the late Ramlackhan & Baby Maharaj Son-in-law of the late Pundit & Mrs Satnarayan Panday. Brother of Dyer, Channa, Arti, Myna (dec) & Krishna (dec). Brother-in-law of Indranny, Dipchand,Deowala, Geeta, Vijay, Uma, Chandra Bhusdan & the late Tirbanny, Girlie & Hurilal. Relative of Basdeo Seepur-sad. Friend of Shaffique. Funeral takes place on Tuesday 27/03/2012 at 10.00a.m from the H.O.M thence to the Caroni cremation site according to hindu rites.
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