Nina masi..for me..will always be remembered for her subtle sense of humor..I will be indebted for help during my graduation days..Rest in peace masi..!!

My sister Nina was truly remarkable. Her presence brought immense joy, laughter, and warmth into my life. I cherish many sweet memories of her. My brother Vijay once shared that when I was a year old, both my sisters, Salina and Nina, would sit on opposite sides of the floor, encouraging me to walk and catching me if I stumbled. In India, after I got married, we lived as neighbors. Every evening, she and my nieces would visit, inviting me to join them for walks. Sometimes, she, Banevi, and I would stroll together, creating lasting memories. Whenever I had questions about the Bible, she would patiently guide me and offer clarity on topics that confused me.
Nina was incredibly intelligent, strong, and loving. We will all miss her deeply. May her soul rest in peace. As God has promised, we will one day reunite with our loved ones and live eternally. I hold this hope close to my heart.

The thing I remember most about Nina Masi was her smile. Every time I saw her I remember her smiling---she could light up any room with her smile. She also had a wonderful sense of humor that made everyone around her laugh.  She was the best Masi---always supportive and loving in her encouragement of me from when I was a young boy visiting India until now. Our family, her friends will miss her dearly but I take comfort in the fact that she is with God now and I am sure lighting up the heavens with her smile.

Nina Masi was a kind, loving, and intelligent woman who left a lasting impression on everyone she met. I will always remember the joy of her immigrating to the United States and staying with us for a time in Nebraska. It was so special to have Masi and my “new” cousins close by.
Visiting her home in Maninagar, India, is another memory I cherish—she welcomed us with such warmth and made us feel at home. Her generosity and loving spirit were constants, no matter where she was.
Nina Masi’s kindness and grace will always hold a special place in my heart.

Where do I begin? Nina was my older sister—a guardian, caretaker, and confidant. She looked after me, combed my hair every day, dressed me, and made sure I was ready for school. She helped my mom in the kitchen and was an excellent cook.
We grew up in a loving household filled with joy and laughter. Our parents adored us and gave us the best life they could. I cherish the memories of our summer trips to Mount Abu—hiking, sightseeing, and savoring the most delicious food.
Nina was brilliant, mild-mannered, loving, and kind. She was so much fun to be around, a constant source of encouragement and positivity in my life.
Sam and I were preparing to fly down to celebrate her 80th birthday on January 5th.  Instead, we are now making the journey to say our final goodbye. 
I will always treasure our phone conversations filled with childhood memories, humor, and laughter. We prayed for each other’s families and dreamed of the best for our children.
Nina's love and influence will remain with me forever.

OBITUARY

Nina Vinod Christian

January 5, 1945 – December 14, 2024

Pierce Brothers Crestlawn Memorial Park and Mortuary

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