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In Lucknow, as in other parts of the world, graves mean little to some people, but a search on the internet proves otherwise! What one will find on this blog isn't even 'a drop in the vast ocean' of tears that would have been shed if it were possible to calculate. The names, the sad poetry, quotes and expression of grief of the loved ones all being ground to dust. "...We always say that the history of a parish is in its graveyards..." Passage West (from a blog and book by Jim Murphy)

Friday, March 18, 2016

Ravi Vincent Clifford March 18 2016

The funeral of RAVI VINCENT CLIFFORD,
Aged 63 at the Nishatganj Cemetery, Lucknow
on Friday March 18 2016
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(Blogger: A cemetery guy who
knows me because of my visits
to the cemetery told me during the
funeral that three people from Australia
failed to find a grave from the 1960s when
they visited in the morning. He couldn't
however give me a name!)

RAVI VINCENT CLIFFORD

3 comments:

UnknownMarch 19, 2016 at 9:59 AM
Hi George,
Did this person have a sister called Vinita Clifford -- though she may be married now? If so, there was also another brother, I think. I was quite friendly with Vinita during my schooldays.
Cheers!
Glenda
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UnknownMarch 19, 2016 at 9:59 AM
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George H ShepherdMarch 21, 2016 at 11:10 AM
Yes, Glenda he was Vanita's brother. There is another brother, Christie. Only Ravi was married and leaves behind a son and daughter. The daughter, I believe, has started teaching and the son was already teaching at La Martiniere College. Ravi and his wife had separated several years ago.
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