Obituary-Mr Pathmanathan First Anniversary
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Mr Vallipuram Pathmanathan arrived in the UK in early 1970 and started his life in Bolton Lancashire . In 1972 joined Bradford University and obtained his degree. He worked as a Research Fellow on Polymer sciences for more than 30 years.
He lost his father very young when he was 6 and his sister was two years old. Both were very attached to each other as well as to his mother, who brought them up with dedication and hard work . Mother passed away in the 1990s during the Srilankan war time. He recently went back to see his sister and her children.
His hobbies include regular walking and passionately following Manchester Utd football club. He liked reading the newspaper before bedtime everyday.
Mr Pathmanathan was one of the six founder members of North England Sri Murugan Temple and started the monthly Abishegam in Liversedge Church Hall.He tirelessly worked hard and devoted his life for Murugan Temple for more than 30 years until his last days of his life.
He touched people’s lives because of his silent selfless work.
He leaves behind his wife, 3 children and 4 grandchildren.
May his soul rest in peace.Om Shanthi.
(24) Comments
Dhikshitha
November 07,2023
Dear Uncle, Thank you for being ever so kind and for always arranging all the prayers every Friday. I was studying in Leeds far away from home and coming to the prayers weekly made me feel at ease when there so much uncertainty surrounded me. Thanks for being welcoming to everyone who comes to the temple. Rest in peace (:
Sriram Santhanam
November 07,2023
Dear Padmanabhan Sir, I have had a couple of interactions with you in leeds hindu temple. Your enthusiasm and dedication will remain forever in my thoughts. Will always remember for your friendliness and simplicity. May your soul rest in peace. My sincere prayers will be there for you and your family.Om shanthi.
Prof Muthu Ramachandran
November 07,2023
I remember since 2002 meeting Padmanathan brother is such a lovely person to meet and unforgettable memories. RIP
Ezhil Anand
November 07,2023
Dear Path Uncle- Will dearly miss you-our daily morning walks, stories we shared, volunteering at community events and your sense of humour. The karma you accumulated in this life will benefit everyone around you. Om Shanthi.