Memorial

Robert Sourjah

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Robert Grant Sourjah was a consultant physician (FRCP) who worked in many cities in Sri Lanka as well as the UK & for Aramco in Saudi Arabia. He was Trinity College's first Bradby captain in 1945. He also played rugby for the university & Havelocks sports club. He is survived by his wife Inez, Son Rohan & his wife Dianne and children Mark & Krysten.& son Lalin & his wife Susan & daughter Sarah. Robert was the life of the party & loved by all.

Condoleances

Fadyl Meedin

Dear Sdr Rohan & Lalin, Please accept our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies on their demise. Posting a picture dedicated in memory of reunion meeting on their last visit to Sri Lanka. I met them for the first time even though we carry a blood trail. May their eternal souls rest together in peace. Amen !!! Major General (Retd) Fadyl Meedin & Family

Rohan Wijesinha

A great sportsman, a dedicated doctor, a loving husband, an inspirational father, and a gentleman in every essence of the word. Rest in peace Uncle Robert. Your memory is forever engraved in the hearts of those who loved and knew you, and in the annals of the greats of Trinity College.

Stephanie and David Hanzel

Please accept our most sincere condolences to the whole family. We never had the pleasure of personally knowing your father, Lalin, but we felt like we came to know him over the years of friendship with your family. Your memories of him, and those of Susan and Sarah are so telling of the kindness, warmth, and love he exuded. He was SO loved and I know he will be missed immensely. May those memories comfort you. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Padmini Pilapitiya

Dear Inez, Rohan, Lalin & families, I was so sorry to hear about Robert's passing. He was a wonderful Doctor and a remarkable human being. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Padmini Pilapitiya

Kumar & Ayanthi Dharmasena

Dear Aunty Inez, Rohan & Lalin, We were saddened to hear about Uncle Robert's passing away. He was a wonderful Gentleman, admired by both of us, as well as both our parents who knew him for many years as a dear friend. Please accept our deepest sympathies. He will be missed. Kumar & Ayanthi Dharmasena

Gamunu Samarakoon

Little needs to be said about a man, a father, healer and a gentleman except this; and I quote from the profile "Robert was the life of the party & loved by all." Few can live the fulfilling and vibrant life that Lalin and Rohan's dad, did!

Chris and Cynthia Piachaud

Cynthia and I came to know Robert and Inez after we moved to Australia from the Far East in 2001. We enjoyed their warmhearted and loving friendship at close hand, over many happy meals at their home and ours in the next fifteen years, and then at a distance after we moved to England in 2016. It was such a sorrow to hear of Robert's passing, so soon after we had spoken on his birthday. May he Rest in Peace. Our deepest and heartfelt condolences to Inez and the rest of the family at this time of irreparable loss.

Dilhan Perera

Lalin, On behalf of the Trinity family in Vancouver I send our condolences to you, Rohan, Mom and the rest of the family on the loss of a Trinity Legend. Although I did not have the privilege of meeting Dr. Sourjah in person I have heard many a story of his heroics as the first Bradby Captain of Trinity. May you be comforted by his memories. Take care Dilhan Perera

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