In memory of

Mohinder Singh Johal

March 15, 1937 - February 26, 2018

My father was born on March 15 1937 at his village Jandiala in India, to Najer Singh and Bant Kaur.
He had 5 siblings, 3 sisters (Darshan Kaur, Harbans Kaur, & Balbir Kaur) and 2 brothers (Gurmej Singh & Amarjit Singh).
He was about the age of 5 when he started working on his family farm in Jandiala. He worked as a farmer all of his life in India.

On September 12 1972 he came to Victoria Island in British Columbia. Since then lived the remainder of his life in Canada.
As an immigrant it was very hard to start a life on a foreign land. He overcame the struggles and settled in Toronto.
He worked on farms in BC and in factories in Toronto.

My father spent the remainder of his life In Brampton and finally Brantford.

Guestbook

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raj gill (nephew)

Entered March 5, 2018 from L7a4a3

Masser ji was a great humble person the one thing i remeber from the last time i had met him a few years ago was he taught me to always be positive no matter what the situation is he said always remain positive cause if you have good intent in your heart the outcome will only be posive keep strong and never give up.

may your soul Rest in Peace Massar ji

Ranjit singh (Friend)

Entered March 5, 2018 from Brampton

Nikki shah

Entered March 6, 2018 from Scarborough

I have known Mr johal as a patient working in Dr sira office... he was a very nice person....he would usually come to office and pull out his file and patiently wait for his turn....he was a nice man....RIP Mr johal....

Mandip Takhar (Uncle)

Entered March 10, 2018 from UK

We looked forward seeing you every time you came to the UK. You bought laughter and humour to the conversation. I remember when you came to the UK in the late 70’s. I bunked of school so I could see you. RIP Uncle Ji.

Harjeevan Johal (Grandson)

Entered March 10, 2018 from Wolverhampton

So sad to hear about grandad. He was one of a kind. Always happy when he visited us in birmingham. Wish we could be there at this sad time. I hope everything went well on the funeral day. Lots of love jeevan, gugan and sehaj xxxx

Life Stories

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Sukhy Johal (Daughter)

Entered March 5, 2018

My dad, my hero.
On February 26, my dad lost his battle with Lewy Body Dementia. Moments that became memories in a shocking moment.
Dad your journey has taught me that life is unpredictable.
You were my biggest fan, my support system. I now have this ache with no cure. I now understand what others used to talk about after loosing a parent.
But dad,
Whatever I am today is because of you. You gave me so so much in these past almost 28 years.
You have taught me everything I need to know to live this life.
Thank you
Even though I’ll never see you again, you live on through who I am.