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In Memory of
Mr. Tarun Sankwalkar
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Bernadette Sankwalkar lit a candle
Sunday, February 9, 2025
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My beloved husband, my soulmate, my best friend. How do I begin to express the depth of my love and the magnitude of my loss? It is excruciatingly hard for me to do this, with a heavy heart and tearful eyes I had to share some of the beautiful lasting memories he left behind......
Meeting my beloved Tarun in 1984 in Dubai, who to me is a saint of a husband, was the best day of my life. It was love at first sight. The very next day after we met, we went out to dinner and the rest is history. I must say that I am the luckiest person on earth to have known a man like him. I used to always tell him I won the lottery which was HIM and he would lovingly say the same to me. From the day we met we were madly in love and it remained the same until the very end. Our daily ritual was a loving hug, a kiss and saying I love you before he left for work. So I love you was the last words we said to each other and this is comforting to me, like saying it ended in a good note of love.
Known each other for 40 years, married 35 years, our time together was truly joyful years of the deepest love, happiest marriage, and truest partnership that I could imagine... He gave me the experience of being deeply understood, truly supported and completely and utterly loved. In our 35 years together, except for differences of opinions sometimes, we never fought or had any arguments whatsoever, true story. How many couples can say this? Ours was truly a love story. He was a one of a kind human being, —well-mannered, compassionate, heart of gold, polite, generous, my genius, inspirational, humorous, always quick with a witty remark.
He would always welcome anyone who came to our home with so much of love and warmth. He was a great inspiration to Dylan's friends, so they tell me, always giving them advice, calling him dad, and calling our home a house of love. The last few days was so overwhelming as many of Dylan's friends kept coming, sharing their beautiful memories of Tarun, telling me how much of an impact he had on them. They would tell me how knowledgeable and extremely intelligent of a man he was, now they call him a legend. In all this, he was so humble. His smile, kind good nature attracted so many. He was also a dedicated loving dad to our 3 amazing kids and a true great friend to many.
In a lot of calls and messages I got from all over the world, they tell me what a beautiful soul he was, the impact he had on them, how funny he was. He was a great connector, messaging and speaking to many of them the night before his passing. Most of the messages and calls I am getting are that they cannot believe he passed and a lot of them are in shock. They also say what a humble, true friend he was. He always remembered family and friends birthdays, would either call or message them just to make their day. This beautiful soul has left so many beautiful unforgettable memories to last a life time.
To me, he was my rock, my knight in shining armour. When I got upset, he stayed calm. When I was worried, he said it would be ok. When I wasn’t sure what to do, he figured it out. His passing was the darkest and saddest day of my life. It is very hard for me to process it all, it seems so surreal. It's so true, god takes the best ones first.
He loved jeopardy, it was his favourite, show and he would have answers to a lot of the questions. He loved jazz, Bob Dylan, soccer was his favorite among other sports like basketball, cricket, hockey. He got me into all these sports and shows, always watching them together. I can go on and on telling you of the beautiful human being my precious husband was but I have to stop as my shattered heart can say no more.
Rest in peace my love, my life, my world, my everything. Me and the kids miss you terribly, you have left a big chunk of empty space. I feel your continued love, presence, guidance and protection which is what is giving me the strength to move on however difficult it is. It is not a goodbye from us as your beautiful spirit lives in us forever. Will not say till death do us part instead will say together forever my precious angel!
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My beloved Tarun,
When the one I love has gone away?
My mind overflows with memories of you,
of all that we’ve shared, all that we knew.
I long for your touch and your warm embrace,
the look in your eyes, the smile on your face.
My dreams are filled with your soft gentle kiss.
I wake and cry for all that I miss.
How do I mend a broken heart,
when my one true love and I are apart?
My heart knows to love only you, it won’t let go, what do I do?
Our moments together were precious and few.
but I cherished them all more than you knew.
I love you, my angel, and always will.
I loved you then and I love you still.
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Until we meet again my true love!
Your wife broken, with a shattered heart.....Bernadette
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Peter and Jackie Lacy lit a candle
Saturday, February 8, 2025
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Juliet Matkar posted a condolence
Monday, February 3, 2025
My heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies to the entire family Bernie, children and the rest of the family at their sad loss. May our loving Saviour put His arms around this family to comfort and console them during this trying time. This is my prayer for all of you. God bless
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The family of Mr. Tarun Sankwalkar uploaded a photo
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
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