Death date: Feb 11, 2023
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Shy, I will always remember our times together! I will miss your energy, your laughter, and your friendship! Rest in peace my friend!
The life of our beloved Sailesh masa, who was truly a humble, kind, and good-hearted person.
His caring nature extended to both his family and friends, and he touched the hearts of so many with his willingness to help whenever it was needed.
Personally, I will always be grateful for the courage and guidance he provided me during my stay in New Orleans.
His mentorship was invaluable, and his wisdom and kindness will stay with me forever.
Masa’s legacy will be one of kindness, and he will be remembered for his unwavering commitment to his loved ones.
We will miss him dearly,
but we take comfort in knowing that he has found peace in heaven. Rest in peace, Masa.
Rajiv Vimi Mehta & family
Shy, is a man that if you were fortunate enough to call him friend you were very lucky indeed. He is a very special soul that is now on to its next test. For his loving heart was the biggest part of this man’s life. Family and friends meant more to him than anything else, well except a good “toddy for the body”. He was passionate about life. Shy’s, was a warm light that glowed brightly and drew people to him. He lived life to the fullest. He had his faults as we all do, but they are not easily remembered. I can only find memories of a warm loving friend, who will be forever missed!!
I send all of you my thoughts and prayers!
Mike Amman
I met Shailesh for the first time when I visited USA for the first time with a drama tour. Philadelphia was our base since our national sponsor Ashok Chotai was from Philadelphia. we were staying with Suchi and Girish Vyas.. we met him there. The very first meeting and we clicked. He was warm hearted and full of life. The incident which I will never forget was this. One day he came and said that there is a huge discount sale at a place which was some 70 miles from where we were. My colleague Mahavir Shah wanted to go so ever obliging Shailesh said " Let's go buddy." And before we could say no, off they went. He had fractured his left hand had a plaster. How was he going to drive the car? What would happen to them and prayed that return in one piece. After couple of hours they returned smiling. When asked how did he manage to drive the car with one hand? ( Mind well at that time the cars had gears) without blinking he answered I was controlling steering with my right hand and Mahavir was changing the gears. He was fearless and advanturous. I again met him after 40 years at Houston. He was the same old Shailesh. Warm hearted and fearless and superb host. Buddy I would never ever forget
you.Alvida mere dost alvida.
Jay Shree Krishna Smita, Shyam, Ram & family… our heartfelt condolences to all of you… Shailesh was always full of life & so helpful to everyone around him. He was always so considerate of everyone Nitin & I will miss him very much. May Shreejibava grant peace to his soul & strength to all of you to bear his loss. We love you all.
A friend whom I love like a brother. Love and prays to Smita, Shyam, Ram and family.
Oh Smita there’s no words at a time like this but please reach out to Tommy & I should you need anything. Shy was so sweet- always smiling- laughing & wanting to cook up something for you to eat. We pray that he & Caleb are having a good time telling tall tales about the rest of us. Hurting No More. God Bless Vicki Warren
We will never forget his hospitality when we visited his home back in 2006 and the lovely dishes he made for us. He was an excellent cook. We will never forget his smile and affectionate nature.
Pragna and Jatin AHMEDABAD INDIA
We convey our deepest condolences to whole family,
With deepest sympathy,
