Obituary for Jayaben R Antala
It’s with a heavy heart, our family will say goodbye to our dear mother, Jayaben R Antala.
Jayaben was a simple, good person devoted to God. She raised 4 children while working and running a household. Although a simple person her life was not easy. She lost her mom at a very young age and raised her younger brother and sister in India. She left a country she loved to start over in the USA but she kept her courage, persevered, and made the best of the situation. She battled kidney disease for decades and even had a kidney transplant. Despite these setbacks, she tried to give her family as normal a life as possible.
Jayaben lost her husband unexpectedly in December 2019, right before Covid Pandemic started. With this unbearable loss, she questioned her purpose in life but remained strong for her family. Mom sadly passed away peacefully on January 14, 2023. We take comfort in knowing our mom is now at peace and reunited with her husband.
We will cherish the memories we made together, everything you have done for us, and everything you have taught us.
Our mom's cooking was tastefully done, and we will miss her home-cooked food. She was one of the strongest people we knew and will be truly missed.
Mom, thank you for all your sacrifice, you will always be in our hearts. God Bless You!
🙏🏼 Om Shanti 🙏🏼
**Funeral Puja, Viewing & Last Rites:
Saturday, January 21, 2023
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (EST USA)
Franklin Memorial Park Crematory Chapel
1800 Rt. 27 (Lincoln Highway)
North Brunswick, NJ 08902**
Funeral will be LIVE STREAMED on YouTube Live Channel Below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClW0vSTFex88Ib3X-NauqbQ
Arrangements are under the respectful
care and direction of Funeral Director:
Christine Cuoco of Ruby Memorial.
Family & Friends may offer prayers and
condolences at: www.rubymemorialhome.com
Jayaben was a simple, good person devoted to God. She raised 4 children while working and running a household. Although a simple person her life was not easy. She lost her mom at a very young age and raised her younger brother and sister in India. She left a country she loved to start over in the USA but she kept her courage, persevered, and made the best of the situation. She battled kidney disease for decades and even had a kidney transplant. Despite these setbacks, she tried to give her family as normal a life as possible.
Jayaben lost her husband unexpectedly in December 2019, right before Covid Pandemic started. With this unbearable loss, she questioned her purpose in life but remained strong for her family. Mom sadly passed away peacefully on January 14, 2023. We take comfort in knowing our mom is now at peace and reunited with her husband.
We will cherish the memories we made together, everything you have done for us, and everything you have taught us.
Our mom's cooking was tastefully done, and we will miss her home-cooked food. She was one of the strongest people we knew and will be truly missed.
Mom, thank you for all your sacrifice, you will always be in our hearts. God Bless You!
🙏🏼 Om Shanti 🙏🏼
**Funeral Puja, Viewing & Last Rites:
Saturday, January 21, 2023
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (EST USA)
Franklin Memorial Park Crematory Chapel
1800 Rt. 27 (Lincoln Highway)
North Brunswick, NJ 08902**
Funeral will be LIVE STREAMED on YouTube Live Channel Below:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClW0vSTFex88Ib3X-NauqbQ
Arrangements are under the respectful
care and direction of Funeral Director:
Christine Cuoco of Ruby Memorial.
Family & Friends may offer prayers and
condolences at: www.rubymemorialhome.com