86, slipped away peace­ful­ly on Ju­ly 29, 2020 in his sleep at his home in Cal­i­for­nia, USA. He was born in Freeport, on Ju­ly 30, 1933, to James and Miri­am (Siew­dass) Sukhu, the third of six chil­dren, and grew up in Mile End Vil­lage, Rio Claro. Cher­ished broth­er of Steve and Elodie (Duree), and pre­ced­ing him in death, Al­berti­na (‘Shu­lu’), Mil­dred (‘Doll’), and Lyn­da; he was the el­dest boy. En­nel paved the way for his younger sib­lings to ex­cel in school and cho­sen ca­reer paths, sup­port­ing them when­ev­er he could. For En­nel, there was noth­ing more im­por­tant than fam­i­ly. En­nel will be missed and re­mem­bered dear­ly by his friends and fam­i­ly, broth­er, Steve Sukhu and sis­ter-in-law, Vel­da Sukhu; sis­ter, Elodie Cap­i­tani; wid­ow, Ru­by Sukhu; chil­dren, Karen (Sukhu) Chap­man and Yves Sukhu; son-in-law, Jeff Chap­man; grand­chil­dren Brock and Mol­ly; his many cousins, nieces and nephews; and life­long friends Pro­fes­sor Brins­ley Sama­roo and Ken­rick Seep­er­sad among many oth­ers, whose lives he en­riched.

“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a mem­o­ry no one can steal.”