CHAUHAN, SEEMA SINGH (Age 43)
On February 17, 2002, of Arlington, VA, at home after a 16-year battle with cancer. Over the years, her life and work touched many around the world. Her cremation ceremony will be held February 19, 2002 at Arlington Funeral Home, 3901 N. Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA 22203 between 1 and 3 p.m. She is survived by her father, D.R. Anand; mother, Kanta Anand; husband, Raj Singh, and brothers Vidhu and Madhu Anand. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in hermemory to the Hospice of Northern Virgina, Administrative Office, 9300 Lee Highway, Suite 500, Fairfax VA 22031. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Information on the date, time and location of the service should be requested via email to [email protected]
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Sarah Ford
February 27, 2002
My sincere condolences the Anands and Raj:
I hope the many wonderful memories of Seema help you through this terribly sad time. I am strengthened by memories of Seema, resplendent in a beautiful sari, dancing with women in African boubous and South American capes, at CEDPA international night. I think of her sharing dirty jokes, howling with laughter. I remember her amazing training skills, helping a group of youth workers explore ways to stop the spread of AIDS. Her life touched so many people around the world – the U.S., India, Egypt, South Africa, Ghana, Nepal, Nigeria, the list goes on and on. Her friendship, dedication, and incredible skill made a true difference in the world. Thank you for sharing her with us. My very best to you, Sarah.
Cristal de Saldanha
February 27, 2002
Dear Uncle and Aunty, Raj, Vidhu and Madhu
At this sad time, our thoughts are with you and our prayers of comfort and hands of support reach across the miles. Take comfort in knowing that you have all generously shared with us a wonderful daughter, wife and sister. Seema left an indelible mark on everyone who met her, and a permanent place in the hearts of those of us fortunate enough to call her friend. Through her generous spirit, we are honoured that friendship with her has also meant friendship with you all.
Seema my dearest, Hamba Kahle.
Cindy Martin
February 22, 2002
Dear Seema,
I will always, always treasure our friendship. We shared a lot of laughter and some tears at times, too, but everything we shared just brought us that much closer together. The impact you made on improving the lives of others, especially girls and women, worldwide will grow and live on, too. Thanks for sharing all you did with me. Whenever we had a chance to spend time together, we didn't miss a beat. I love you!
Cindy
Joy Fisher
February 21, 2002
Seema..... There are no words to truly express how much I will miss you. Thank you for your enthusiasm, honesty, advice, support and love. You were one of life’s special people and I am honoured that I was able to call you my friend.
Muktesh Paliwal
February 20, 2002
Dear Raj, Vidhu, Madhu , Uncle and Aunty:
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Though we had met Seema only a couple of times, we admired her vibrant nature, and the courage and determination she showed in enjoying life in spite of the problems she faced. We hope you can find the same courage and strength in supporting each other during this difficult time.
Sincerely yours,
Muktesh and Sarala
Deborah Murray
February 20, 2002
Dear Seema,
You were extraordinary in so many ways, but that did not change your ability to be a great friend and confidant to the most ordinary among us. I will not be able to replace your friendship. In addition to your dedication to your family and work, I will always remember the way you loved gold and shoes and Thai food and Indian spices and manicures and shopping and movies and DANCING!
Until we meet again.
Deborah
Amitabh Adhikari
February 19, 2002
Seema,
We will all miss you. You touched all our lives in the time you were with us.
Amitabh
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