Birth date: Sep 28, 1943 Death date: Apr 7, 2016
In loving memory of Shama Nagar (1943-2016)Shama Nagar passed away on 7th April 2016 as twilight fell and the pale stars were sliding into their places. The wealth of wisdom, the graceful smiling artist, will no longer walk with u Read Obituary
Shama Mashi was incredibly loving and incredibly playful at the same time. So very young at heart, she brought joy and color and heart and love to our lives. To be with her was to have a smile on the lips and a song in our hearts. It is hard to imagine that such a vibrant spirit, full of life and laughter, has left us. Shama Mashi, we will love you forever. Eternal hugs … Dinky and Sanjiv
Shyama was a school friend ….shared many years together. After marriage met up in Dehra Dun where her husband was with the Geological Survey of India. She had a naval connection .. Visited us in Delhi and Kolkata after retirement. Recently we met at Anuradha’s for our Loreto Asansol Alumni Meet. She was gracious and ever smiling.. My only regret is I couldn’t join her for Candy Crush on FB. But we kept in touch . Joya always posted on her last days .. Thank you Smita .. You have been a great daughter. My condolences to the family. May her memories give you strength.
The ever smiling Kakima will always remain In our hearts!
Love you all!👏👏👏👏👏👏😘😘😍🙏
Much Love n Hugs for allllll ??
Love you all , will miss you shama bua
Shama and I were school friends at Loreto Convent Asansol, run by Irish nuns . Being much of the same height & build , we were thrown together on many occasions , much to our mutual delight . We were taller than most of our classmates so were always at the end of all class lines . Shama wasn’t mischievious , I was , but she never, ever told on me . I could have gotten into serious trouble if she had ! We were together at school fetes,on sports events , school shows . The one occasion that is memorable is us doing the balancing beam together . Years later when I watched my granddaughter doing her beams at gymnastics I would think of Shama & tell her . We met strangely enough years later when my son rented a house right next to Shama’s . It was so strange to meet my friend after forty-five years . She held my hand & introduced me to all her friends in the neighbourhood . We kept in touch after this . The highlight of visiting my son was not only, my precious grandchild , but also my dear friend next door . What fun times we had together . like school girls again . School friends are not friends in later life , they become sisters . Shama was ever soft spoken , kind-hearted, generous , loving , interested . She wanted to be in touch with everyone .Face book helped . We shall all miss her terribly Rest in Peace dear friend . You have been loved & cherished in life , and will be remembered fondly always ..
Shyama was a school friend from Loreto Asansol .. In later life we met as she had a child in the navy. We visited when she occasionally came to Kolkata and recently at our Alumni meet at Annuradhas. We will miss you .. And our exchanges on FB will ease . But your gracious presence will remain in our memory.
Lovely! Thanks Archana….brings back memories of that day.
