Birth date: Dec 29, 1952 Death date: Jan 30, 2023
With great sadness, we announce the passing of devoted father, husband and son Gokaraju Kumar. Mr. Kumar was born on December 29, 1952 in Madras (presently Chennai), in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. Living with his grandparents Read Obituary
Dear Kumar mama, My heart is sad and you will be deeply missed.Will cherish our memories forever . I have always admired your witty sense of humour and the genuine care you showered towards us .My first teddy bear was gifted by you on my birthday and I remember that fondly . Your kind heart wanted everyone to flourish.You are very special to us .We love you .Hoping you find peace while you rest .
Dear Kumar Uncle, I will miss talking to you about topics ranging from our family history to experiences in a new country to parenting and more. Always admired you for your positive attitude towards life and the love for your family. I will always remember your smiling face and your affectionate greeting. You will always remain in our hearts. Om Shanthi!
Deepa, Venu & Maanasa
Dear Vijay Kumar,
We will miss your friendly and affectionate chats. You always maintained a positive outlook in life.
Even though you moved out of Plano to Houston due to life’s challenges and demands, we kept our connection going for over two decades. It looks like yesterday when we used to have regular mutual visits to each other’s homes in Plano and you have become an extended family.
Praying for strength and courage to the loved ones you have left behind to accept the irreparable loss.
Both you and Suhasini will always be in our thoughts.
Om Shanthi!
Mohan Reddy and family.
Our family knew Kumar and Suhasini through our kids (Josh & Jon) going to the same school as Adarsh & Aneesh. Mary and Suhasini became best friends & sisters visiting each other as we lived in the same neighborhood. It was a great loss when we lost Suhasini so early, and we still miss her.
Get to know Kumar more closely during Suhasini's struggle with cancer and our journeys between Dallas and Houston. Though the distance grew over the time, I always found Kumar to be a gentleman, quiet and calm in demeanor, and showed genuine concern. He always made it a point to visit us whenever he stopped by in Dallas.
Kumar, Suhasini, You are always in our hearts and cherish all the pleasant memories we had together. May God comfort your family, siblings and all loved ones. We miss you.
With much love,
Paul, Mary, Joshua and Jonathan
