Satish Chander Kapur

Heartfelt condolences! Rare is a person who leaves such an amazingly warm and affectionate impression in a brief meeting, which will be forever cherished. Satish Uncle was that rare personality who I had the good fortune of meeting. My deepest sympathies to the family; may God give strength to bear this grievous loss!

Dearest Bua, Madhu, Murali, Rachel and Nakul, Satish uncle and dad were not only related but also good friends. Both are now together. I remember the visit he and some of you made to Bareilly as my first memory of him, which made a lasting impact as we really enjoyed his company then and every time thereafter. He soon became a person I look forward to meeting after I first meet him. In my early days in England he provided fatherly support and advice. Later he extended that to my wife and children. He was and will remain as a jovial, friendly and practical man forever in our hearts and minds. He achieved so much that his passing is deeply felt by so many. Through his memoirs we learnt a few things about our family. May his soul rest in peace. Love to you all. Manu Nidhi and kids.

My dear Anu aunty, Madhu and Nakul, I can’t tell you how much I’m going to miss uncle’s humour. He was like another father to me as I’ve known him all my life. Stay strong and try to remember all the good things.

My deepest sympathies to Anu and the family. I have very fond memories of Satish. He was such a lovely man. The last time I saw him was at my Dads retirement do and he hadn’t changed a bit. Love and hugs to a life well lived. Xx

We all have so many found memories of Uncle, he was such a lovely character, so full of life and always laughing. We will treasure these memories always.

So sorry to hear the very sad news of Uncle passing away. We have great memories of him, his larger than life personality, infectious smile and laugh! Kind hearted! What a character. He will be dearly missed.

The most recent memory of Satish was at last Christmas, we had the pleasure of celebrating the festive season together, at Murali and Madhu's house. Satish was so lively and cheerful, and after the big and traditional feast, Satish started dancing to background music, and encouraged everyone to join, one by one, we all did. The diversity of music and dancing went on and was the highlight. I have known Satish for more than two decades, and enjoyed good conversations. I remember having the lamb curry, a specialty of Satish, was delicious.

Satish uncle we will miss you a lot. It is hard to imagine that your laughter and warmth would be missed for ever. Our heartfelt condolences to Anu aunty, Madhu, Nakul and the family. May he Rest in peace.