The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Sankaran.

Uncle Sankaran,
U hv been part of our lives since we were born. You wwre Acha's best fren. Never fail to look him up n stay a few days at his home whenever u r in Malaysia.
Unfortunately the last i saw u was our trip 2 Singapore, abt 10 years ago. Yup we were there for my nieces's wedding. I did speak to u after dat over the phone. We will miss u uncle. I always enjoyed ur company. U were always cheerful. Rest in peace Uncle..

Though we have met briefly, your loving presence will live on forever in our hearts. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Lots of Love, Mary Elizebeth, Veronica, Suzanna, Satish and Lyra.

Though its brief encounters with uncle, he was a very friendly & jovial person. May his soul rest in eternal bliss. Aim Namashivaya🙏 Our heartfelt condolences to the beloved family.
Kumar & Shanthi

Uncle Sankaran, you will be always remembered as a a very cheerful and loving person who has touch many people’s hearts. We cherish the wonderful memories of you during our visits to your home in Johore. May your soul rest in peace in the loving arms of God Almighty.

Heartfelt condolences from Vic, Nimmi, Ave and Jarvis.

May his soul rest with the almighty.

We will all miss you Sankaran. You have been a wonderful friend to Bhaskaran, myself, Krishna, Radhi and Sree for so many years and we cherished your company.

We remember fondly all the great times you had with us and Bhaskaran and all the support you gave especially when he was unwell. I am sure you will be happy in the ultimate destination where you will meet up with Bhaskaran again.

May your soul truly rest in peace.

Bhaskaran Family

A great loss to the family which can never be replaced. He was a lovely man and a man who would help anyone who he met. A selfless human who was loved by people who knew him.
May his souls rest in peace and May his memories stay alive with all who has crossed paths with him.

I first met Sankaran in 1983 on St George’s Tce Perth. I have many fond memories with him particularly discussions on politics and religion whilst enjoying his famous Teh Tareh.
Rest in Peace Sankaran.

My wife,daughter and I met Sankaran by chance in 1999 when my daughter was studying in Perth.In no time he became a family member.I would call him for any help and he came running.He loved to help people and it was always unconditional. He was more than a friend to me.A Soul brother really.We will cherish the past memories and miss him. He will continue to live in our hearts. Rest In Peace my dear friend and brother.

Jagur
Singapore

A man ahead of his time

He was a son of migrants who had moved to Malaya under difficult circumstances, only to be worsened by the Second World War. As a teenager, he worked for the naval service of the British empire, based in Singapore. Eventually, through hard work and determination, he worked his way to a highly rated position. His endurance and sheer perseverance stood out against others.

He grew up in a community of migrants, akin to his parents, who also had very little growing up.

The environment he was presented with was challenging, and opportunities were scarce. Despite being deprived of education and wealth, he was always helpful to his close community. He had ambition to progress and prosper, and never shied away from sharing that drive within his community.

He has touched many lives, despite his stern demeanour, and never once stinged on giving advice, encouragement, and support.

He crossed milestones and attained heights only a few managed from his era.
Gone, but never forgotten.

Rest well, Uncle Sankaran

Uncle loves socializing with people. He was such a selfless man who touched so many lives. He was very attentive and would listen to everyone’s problems and offer solutions to them. Fortunately, he was remarkably intelligent and filled with wisdom and anyone could always count on him.

When Uncle visits Malaysia, he would always visit us. He was my Acha’s best friend. And he’ll tell me to take the week off to drive him around. On our road trips, we’ll find the best Indian restaurant and he’ll order 2 pratas, 2 Dosas and 2 mugs of tea, piping hot. I missed all those times.

Uncle also loved fashion and he was always well dressed whenever we met. Uncle will forever remain an award-winning uncle, and I will always remember him as a second father. He is one of the reasons I turned out to be a hardworking man. He might be gone, but his legacy lives on in the many lives he affected, especially mine.

A man with an endless passion for everything he did and a mind as sharp as a chef’s knife, he did everything on his own and never let himself plunge into a pit of despondence no matter the circumstances. Uncle, may your soul rest in peace. Gone yet not forgotten, although we are apart, your memory lives within me, forever in my heart, uncle.

Our deepest condolences and may the almighty bless him with peace.

Dear Uncle,
I hope you are happy where you are now. You’ve been best friends with my Acha since childhood n you both shared a very special bond. My Acha is getting old too. When he goes, I hope you will be there to welcome him. You both shall be reunited in the after life. Friends Forever. RIP dear Uncle.♥️♥️♥️

Sankaran chettan as we lovingly called him, was a father figure for many, whom we shared a bond with .At times he was a childhood friend and a big brother. Such an amazing human being and was a caring soul. I will miss you dearly. Rest in peace 🙏🙏.

We miss you my dear friend Sankaran, he is a very strict and principled person and a true Malayalee who wants to settle down in Kerala for his remaining years, unfortunately the present conditions and environment was not suited to his temperaments to settledown.
We traveled extensively in South India and enjoyed his company, his love and cares, he used to visit us regularly because of the love and effections we shared.
You, gone but never forgetton, always in my heart as a treasured memories.
God, may he rest in peace

Will always remember Sankaran Chetan fondly as he was a true friend throughout my time in Perth, especially when I arrived here as a new migrant. he was always looking out for us and ensured we were well fed.
may his soul Rest in Peace

Sankaran Chettan was one of the most caring person we have met in Perth. Sankaran Chettan picked up us from Airport when we first arrived to Perth, took me to interviews and whenever we met shown the care and affection and been a well wisher, blessing with encouraging words.
We miss him and may his soul rest in peace . 🙏

Rest in Peace Mate, thanks for the good times that we shared.
Your honesty and integrity were commendable traits that we would love to emulate.
Warm Regards

We will miss you and your loving friendship that has seen us through good time and difficult times . May you rest in peace dear friend .