My heartfelt condolences to the entire family. Aunty Sarita will be dearly missed. The shocking news of her departure has left a void in my heart. Every time I met her she was so warm, loving and kind, aunty made sure I was taken care of and if she thought that I didn’t understand something, when Hindi was spoken she made sure to explain it to me and kept me included and welcomed. I’m glad and blessed to have met her through my dearest friend Ashley. Aunty may your atma attain moksha. Your love and kindness and  will always be remembered. 
My thoughts and prayers are with everyone and maybe you find the comfort and strength through her beautiful memories to carry on. 
Om  Sadgati Ram Naam Satya Hai. 

Sulochana (New York)

Ajit, Anita and Milan, thinking of you all.   May the lord give you all the strength to bid farewell to irreplaceable Sarita, a beautiful wife and mother.  We all created beautiful memories of Sarita, which we will hold in our hearts forever. May her soul rest in peace. Lots of love and blessings from cousins GV, Sashi, Suman, Anant and family.

Dearest Sarita, 

We were lucky to bring you together with Ajit, for your engagement at our home in Drumheller. Our journey with your family has been a long one. Your life with us was filled with love, laughter and many shared great times. Your kindness, caring, down to Earth personality was always welcoming and genuine. Your unexpected departure leaves a void in the lives of your two precious princesses Anita & Milan, your loving husband, and anyone who ever met you. You are leaving us all with amazing memories and great footsteps to follow. Rest in peace Bahini, you will be missed. We always loved you. 

Prakash, Mala, Anju & Ishika, Abbotsford, BC

I am so grateful and lucky to have met you Sarita. You welcomed me with open arms and the warmest heart, truly treated me like family.  It was wonderful visiting Tavua, and touring your home town - hearing you reminisce about all your favourite spots and memories was one of my favourite parts of that trip. While I stuck out like a sore white thumb in Fiji, I felt so good about how impressed you were with my spice-level tolerance. Thank you for enriching my life with your kindness, warmth and love. 
You will be so missed - but I look forward to when we can meet again. 
(I hope you continue to “tripoddddd” safely by any bodies of water. )
Much love,
Nora

I remember Sarita for her bright smile and her joyful laughter, and know she brought so much love to her family and everyone who knew her. We are sending our condolences, and wishes for strength in this difficult time, to the whole Singh family. With love, Alex, Issa and Ezra Niemeijer-Brown

…love for auntie and family. Life is better with her in it, and she absolutely is in immeasurable memories and laughs and happiness - give mom a big hug when you see her, heaven just got a lot more fun! 

Love, Binil.

I send you my regrets.  You will be have a new life now.  I lost my wife 7 years ago and things sure change.  Hope you have a family to support you.  That is very important.  Ken Anderson

Our condolences to Ajit, the beautiful and intelligent daughters Anita and Milan.
I was only a neighbor and a watering partner.
I consider myself to be fortunate to have known Sarita for many years.
Sarita was an absolute sweetheart. One would have to be blind not to notice how kind and welcoming she was to all. To the permanent residents, to new residents and to children.
Sarita had the patients of a saint. I would bend her ear ranting about the lack of soil, roots of trees, garbage tossed, poor garden maintenance but, Sarita continued too always listen with usual kind expressions.
I shall feel and see a vacancy when I look out my window and not see Sarita watering the cedars and plants on her row.
Sarita, thank you for your last email, as always nothing less than kind words.
May your beautiful soul be in peace on your next journey to the next life.     Om Shanti

To the family,
Please accept our deepest condolences about Sarita’s passing. This is a huge loss and we are so sorry to hear of it. We only met Sarita once but loved hearing Milan’s stories of adventures with her parents. Sending our love to you all during this difficult time.

Ajit, Anita, and Milan,  I am so very sorry to hear about Sarita.  I didn’t know her well, but certainly enjoyed any time we did spend together.  I do know how loved she was by all of you, and how much you will miss her.  My very sincere condolences to you.

OBITUARY

Sarita Singh

August 13, 1953 – March 19, 2025

First Memorial Funeral Services Fraser Heights Chapel

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