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She was a very hardworking and dedicated woman. She worked in the Government health Department from the time she turned 18, till she retired at 60. She loved traveling and has been on a world tour and circled the world more than once. She spent her retirement days volunteering at her local temple and was a lifetime donor at multiple orphanages and charities.
She was a very warm and friendly person loved by everybody who's ever met her. Everyone she cared for would get a "Good Morning" message from her every single morning. Every single phone call with her always ended with a "I love you so much" as did every single night before bed. She never took anything for granted, thanked everyone every day and lived her life to the fullest.
She especially loved and lived for her grand kids and made sure she always told them that she loved them a lot.
Saraswathi Kotesh is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Smitha and Sachin Nataraj, her granddaughter, Trisha Nataraj (her favorite person in the world), and her grandson, Dilan Nataraj (her eternal baby).
Funeral services and visitation will be held on Friday, August 15th, 2025 from 1:30 to 2:30pm at Asian Indian Funeral Service, (75 Woodbridge Ave, Highland Park, NJ).
Cremation services are private.
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