Birth date: Dec 1, 1930 Death date: Dec 2, 2024
Esther Jamurath passed away peacefully at 94 years old on December 2d, 2024, surrounded by her family and friends. Esther was born on the Island of Trinidad and Tobago on December 01st 1930, to the parents of James and Susan Gang Read Obituary
On behalf of the Jamurath family, I would like to take this opportunity to offer our condolences to Aunty Esther’s entire family. My parents Matthew & Molly Jamurath had a close relationship with Uncle Evans & Aunty Esther, as they lived close by in Trinidad and my father and uncle were first cousins and my mother became friends with aunty. I met aunty in 1967 when I was born. She has always had a bubbly, cheerful, warm and loving personality. Aunty I prayer for your safe journey home to be with the Lord. All the family is waiting to welcome you.
To Aunty Esther’s family, Thank you for looking after and caring for her. God Bless you all ! Aunty was surely blessed to have you all in her lives. We know how difficult it is taking care of an elderly person with Alzheimers and Dementia. It takes a big heart filled with Love and Faith to do this. You are all a blessing. God knows the scarifies you made for an undertaking and hard job like this.
Aunty we will miss you. Let the angels take you home my dear.
Heavenly Father we surrender our pain , our worries and our fears into your hands.
Sharon-Ann Jamurath and Family..
Our condolences to the family. FROM Aunty Esther's nieces Jesodra , Sylvia, Monica and Molly. May Aunty Esther rest in eternal peace.
On behalf of the Gangadeen and Ellana families, I would like to honor my aunt ... who most of us called ... Tanty Esther.
Aunty Esther is the last of the siblings on Dad's side ... and this makes it especially sad.
It always grieves us when a loved one is no longer with us... and many memories rush through our minds.
Some of them that I recall ...
As a young woman, Tanty Esther had such vitality and loved life. She was beautiful and loved to dress fashionably.
She had a laugh that was a bit infectious and she loved company.
She knew what she wanted and did not hesitate to pursue it. She was quite an independent woman.
She lived a bit of a privileged life ... she could be Queen Esther. Uncle Evans certainly treated her as such. He adored her.
After he passed away, Tanty Esther missed him terribly. As her health deteriorated in the last several years, she would continue to ask for him ... not fully realizing that he was deceased. It changed who she was.
But we fondly remember her as a woman with a vibrant personality, one who spoke her mind and lived life to its fullest. I remember the many times she and my dad would get into a debate about something and neither would give in ... but within a few minutes of that disagreement so to speak ... they would be interacting as if nothing happened. I think they enjoyed troubling each other. Perhaps, she was like that with all her other siblings too.
She travelled a lot ... and because we have families who lived outside of the US, she would head off to Trinidad, England, Canada and other places.
All together, we are 30 nieces and nephews and I am sure each of us have a few memories of time together with her.
All of us go through heartbreak and sadness and we should take time to work through our grief ... keep the fond memories of Tanty Esther in our hearts ... and remember the wonderful life we shared while she was with us.
