Vasmattie D. Kallicharan

My parents chose Sabita to watch me when I was a baby because when my mom went to interview her, she held her arms out to me and said "I love babies!" She loved my brothers and I like we were her own. I will never forget my early childhood years spent in her house. I learned about Hinduism, and ate Indian food. When I was school-aged we moved and I started Kindergarten, but our family remained close with hers and to this day our love of Indian food remains! RIP Sabita. We will miss you.

Heartfelt condolences to the family. May her soul Rest In Peace

Sabita was like a grandmother to my siblings and I. She watched my sister and I while my parents worked. She taught us about family and we learned the common threads that connect us all as human beings. Sabita spoke a different language than us (at first), was from a culture completely foreign to us, and practiced a different religion, and she loved us like her own children. It is good for children to learn that love knows no borders, and knows no discrimination. I believe that being raised...

Rest in Peace,Anti Sabita, a life well spent, a journey well travelled. I remember you during my short visits to my sister Sabita,and niece Pam Adhin in Hartford
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