Dr.MAC Perera - Obituary

Sena & Sarojini	2:45 AM (3 hours ago)
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Hi Philip

It is with sadness that we report the death of another of our batchmates- Dr M.A.C Perera. He was  rather quite but a very sincere and a friendly colleague. He was at Kithyakara Medical Student Hostel and after graduation, migrated to UK where he was a very successful GP in Wembley.

 As I recollect, he returned to Sri Lanka around 2003.

In case you have not seen his obituary notice ( which appear in Daily News 9th June 2012), I attach a copy for information.

May he rest in peace.

Nana

C.S.Nanayakkara

PERERA - DR MACC (KITTY) of Galle and retired GP of London, known as Max. Beloved father of Kamani, Amirthi, Amrik and Dheemati (London), father-in-law of Steve, Trevor and Patrick, loving grandfather of Pearl and Connie, loving brother of Dr Wilfred, late Rev. Father Mark and of Daisy, Rita, Newton and late Joe, expired on 8th June 2012. Cortege leaves residence 18/1, Station Road, Katukurunda, Kalutara on Sunday 10th June at 12.30 p.m. for service at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Galle at 3.00 p.m., followed by interment at General Cemetery, Dadalla. 150228  

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From: Dr Preena 
Date: 9 June 2012 02:00
Subject: Obituary notice-MACC PERERA
To: 1960 medical batch Colombo <1960batch@gmail.com>

Hi all

I read the Death notice of our batch mate MACC today in the daily news 9.6.12

For your information

Tony Preena

Dr.N.Murugananthan - Obituary

kasilingam saravanamuttu saravanamuttu@hotmail.com	13:44 (3 hours ago)
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Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2012 22:36:42 +0100

Subject: passing away of Dr.N.Murugananthan

From: panrajah23@gmail.com

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I am not quite sure whether some of you may have already heard the sad news  about the passing away of DrN.Murugananthan,

an old johnian and retired Psychiatrist(Liverpool).I have no other details and the funeral arrangements are yet to be decided

 For the benefit of those of you who have not got his home address and phone number I give them below

1,North Common Lodge , Hanger Lane, Ealing common,London W5 2EL  Phone(Home):0208 579 0937

Neelam/Neel(P.Rajah)

LawrenceRatnam@aol.com	13:47 (3 hours ago)
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Dear Philip

I had a message yesterday (Thursday) that Murugananthan regretfully passed away at 4.30p.m following a brief illness. (? Acute Leukaemia-)

I have since confirmed it with Neelam. Don't much details at the moment other than this.

Lawrence

Golden Oldies

For people born before 1972/ Oldies
Excellent Jukebox! - Needs more songs! - // I have the whole of Gold FM collection!

Subject: FW: Click on the picture - for old times sake.....................

 

 

 

SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE MUSIC.

  

  

Click on the picture

 

 

A homage to Goddess 'Saraswathy', Wathupitiwala, Sri Lanka.

The beginning

The end

Me and my wife were invited to witness a cultural programme put up by the staff of the Wathupitiwala Base Hospital. It started at 6.30pm and ended around 9.30pm of the 29th May 2012. I videoed this on my Fuju HS20 camera. It was a lovely performance. I was really moved by it. It was a revelation of the talent present among the young Doctors, Nurses and ancillary staff. Please watch the dance sequence on the video below. Listen to the recorded song sung by Pandith W D Amaradewa. Listen to the words and their meaning. I am sure that you will enjoy it.

Philip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6EtY76UMGI

Geri's joke at a party

A group of female professionals were playing golf. There were some males watching the proceedings. One pretty player took a beautiful swing and connected. The ball went flying and struck one of the male watchers close by. The man doubled up in agony holding both hands and covering his crotch, let out a wail in agony. The female players surrounded him. They said we have a doctor among us. Do not feel shy she will have a look at your injury. Before you knew it his trousers were pulled down and the female doctor felt around and examined his genitals. He was asked 'How do you feel now?'. He replied abashed 'I am feeling fine but it is my thumb which was struck by the golf ball'

The Jay Brothers singing 'The Cherry Blossom Tree'.

'The Cherry Blossom Tree' by our own - 'The Jay Brothers'

Click on the link below to travel back in time and hear Perrin and Geri in harmony:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg07A4W-v5k

Three day trip with Wignaraja and co. 15 to 17 May 2012

'Bopath Ella', Kuruwita.

Rest House, Belihul Oya.

Tea pluckers, Haputhale.

Alpine Hotel, Nuwara Eliya.

Fireside, Alpine Hotel.

Bicycle rentals, Lakeside, Nuwara Eliya.

Boats for hire, Nuwara Eliya.

Upper Kothmale Dam, Thalawakele.

Devon waterfalls, Pathana

St.Clairs water falls.

Wignaraja came with a group in a van and we did a trip. From Avissawella we went to see the Bopath Elle at Kuruwita. Then to the Saman Dewale at Rathnapura. We stayed the night at Belihul Oya Rest House. Next day we went up Beragala to Haputhale and on to Welimada and Nuwara Eliya. Stayed the night at the Alpine Hotel. Next day it was to Thalawakelle, Upper Kothmale Dam, St Clairs falls, Devon Falls Hatton. At Hatton we went to the Manicca Pillayaar temple. Down through Watawale, Ginigathena, Karawanella and Avissawella. It was a wonderful trip. Wigna was there with his wife Rani. There was Dr.Sivasundaram from Ipoh, Malaysia with his wife. Dr. David Myers, Australian, Wigna's friend was also in the group. We went in an airconditioned Toyota Hiace van and covered one part of the hill country of Sri Lanka.