Aman I cannot tell you how proud and impressed I am with the finished product. You have done an incredibly amazing job. This project has taken so much dedication from you and it shows. You are a true historian and your attention to detail and accuracy is to be commended. You have been an inspiration to me for wanting to capture our family history and educate my children of their roots and the incredible people who have helped shape their lives and mine! Thank You!
this is absolutely incredible, this is true passion and actions of the heart and passion for embracing history and being truly proud!!! truly emotional, wow
I am honestly proud of the way you have designed the site with so many information and details. I honestly loved the trip to London from mbale, that was some great effort and guts by your uncles. I still remember Harminder and his braveness and the way I use to wrestle with him. He used to love wrestling and followed it with interest on TV. Great job……..!
Hi,
It’s nice to see a site dedicated to one of our pioneering ancestors.
From my grandfather(Tara Singh Kalsi from Nairobi-village Rurka Kalan) through to my parents knew the older family. My mother even though Kalsi by marriage, was a Sian from Mbale. I remember going round and meeting Ajay and his mum and aunt from Canada a few years back before his father passed away.
Ajay and family attended my brother’s wedding in July 2011, how time flies.
The Kalsi’s in general were well to do in construction in all parts of East Africa. Kehar Singh Kalsi was another..
I will see if my mum has any old pictures..
Parents names are Joginger Singh and Surinder Kaur Kalsi from Harrow.
Looking at these photos brings back a lot of memories. We use to live in Dial Singh Kalsi building near the clock tower and the moved in the house where Sarjit and Gurucharan lived. Keep up the good work mate.
Very good work. I will always appreciate and I will pass this to everyone and hope they will appreciate your efforts as well.
I wish you a long and healthy life.
Aman I cannot tell you how proud and impressed I am with the finished product. You have done an incredibly amazing job. This project has taken so much dedication from you and it shows. You are a true historian and your attention to detail and accuracy is to be commended. You have been an inspiration to me for wanting to capture our family history and educate my children of their roots and the incredible people who have helped shape their lives and mine! Thank You!
this is absolutely incredible, this is true passion and actions of the heart and passion for embracing history and being truly proud!!! truly emotional, wow
I am honestly proud of the way you have designed the site with so many information and details. I honestly loved the trip to London from mbale, that was some great effort and guts by your uncles. I still remember Harminder and his braveness and the way I use to wrestle with him. He used to love wrestling and followed it with interest on TV. Great job……..!
Hi,
It’s nice to see a site dedicated to one of our pioneering ancestors.
From my grandfather(Tara Singh Kalsi from Nairobi-village Rurka Kalan) through to my parents knew the older family. My mother even though Kalsi by marriage, was a Sian from Mbale. I remember going round and meeting Ajay and his mum and aunt from Canada a few years back before his father passed away.
Ajay and family attended my brother’s wedding in July 2011, how time flies.
The Kalsi’s in general were well to do in construction in all parts of East Africa. Kehar Singh Kalsi was another..
I will see if my mum has any old pictures..
Parents names are Joginger Singh and Surinder Kaur Kalsi from Harrow.
Regards,
Gurdeep.
Looking at these photos brings back a lot of memories. We use to live in Dial Singh Kalsi building near the clock tower and the moved in the house where Sarjit and Gurucharan lived. Keep up the good work mate.