Amarjit Singh

Once, after finishing dance class at Amar Aunty´s house, I discovered our parents all together, having chai and snacks and laughing about things I didn´t understand. But it was so sweet seeing 4 friends, almost like a 1970s Hindi movie; I didn´t even realize my parents had friends until then! Seeing them laughing and chatting together, and Amar Aunty so elegantly replacing empty cups with more chai and adding snacks to the table while not even looking like it, staying engaged in the conversation with her friends, well that was the kind of grace, generosity, and friendship I always held as the bar of who I hoped to become like someday. Thinking about her really warms my heart. She was always so kind and encouraging, and my entire family and I will miss her so dearly.

I will always have fond memories of my dear Amar Didi. Her voice...her laugh. We will miss you. Love, Steve & family

Remembering Amar Massi is remembering one's own mother. Epitome of grace and love. I will miss the quality time that I spent with you over past two decades. You will be truly missed. Hope waheguru ji tuhanu apne charna wich nivas dein. Wishing waheguru ji gives the whole family strength to bear their loss and carry forward the tradition of love, respect and grace. Sunder

I loved reading about your mom´s background and history.
She is a beautiful woman with style, grace and class. I enjoyed the time with Amrita and aunty learning to cook Indian food. Even though your mother is no longer here ...you will always feel her love. My sincere condolences to the entire family, Sobha

I remember meeting Amar Aunty almost 40 years ago when I began dancing with Mona and Mita. Over the years, she has been such a guiding light for me as an example of a graceful loving nurturing mother raising such empowered sweet thoughtful intelligent daughters. I always looked up to her. My fondest memory of her was during a cooking class she offered to us so we e could learn some simple recipes for our kids. May your soul rest in peace as I know your spirit will forever be watching over your children and grandchildren.

When I was younger, my Mom would let me visit Mona and Mita over the weekends, which was always the best thing ever. This started in Middle School and through High School. Amar Aunty was very much a part of raising me and always showered me with smiles and hugs. She was fair, kind, and loving. She inspired me as a stay at home Mom and later when she was working in real estate. She taught us Girls about self respect and taking care of ourselves, as well as respecting others (being open minded/nonjudgmental). She even took care of me during challenging times when I would wake up at night, being asthmatic. I very much loved her and I will miss her.

What a beautiful and moving tribute. It´s truly a tremendous legacy. Amarjit continues to radiate her light and gifts to the world through the generosity, beauty, empathy, talent, strength, and brilliance carried on through her adoring family. My deepest condolences to you all - sending healing thoughts your way.

We knew your mom when she came as a new bride .she wore her hair In a moors on top her head and duppatta with gota on her head .for many years she wore beautiful clothes .we all met each other very often.she gave us a 10 th anniversary party.

I got to fortune to get to know your mother this past Thanksgiving and her soft manner and strong spirit were so evident in the way she confidently sat next to her husband and pleased us with lovely conversation. I did feel like I already knew her from your stories about her and the beautiful photos from your birthday party: I feel so lucky to have met her: Her sweet smile and strength are so evident in you Amrita, I have no doubt her legacy will leave through in the future generations.

Watching Amar mom with her grandkids was like watching best friends hang out. Whether it was playing a game, reading books, or telling stories. She had a way of making everyone at ease while ensuring everyone was taken care of.