Mrs. Gandhimathy Anbalagan, Perambalore Your selfless work in the service to render to the students made not only me but each student to come up with confident and shine in the right path wherever they go… Not only in education but also with love, affection and humanity all through the life. Your soul may take departure but the seeds which all had sown in us will reflect you all through our life. We may miss u but not your memories. Still love to be as a student of yours. Praying to the Lord for your peaceful journey. Let God bless thy family to bear this sorrow… Mrs. Amudha VP Her humanity is matchless, we (Myself, my sisters and brother) were brought up by our father.. she took extreme care of us on many occasions. I still remember her smiley face.. Mrs. Janahi Elangovan, Neyveli Township. We have lost a nice soul who have gave her life for the student community. We our (1987)batch was very much succeeded because of her work only. May her heart and soul rest in peace. Our hearty condolence to your family members. K.Sivakumar, Chennai “Jeba Ma'am was more than a teacher...she taught us English Grammar and Non - detailed texts -'Little Women' and 'A Tale of Two Cities'. Above all she taught us good manners and proved herself as a second parent. The English language, moral values and songs learnt from her by us will be passed on to our next generations. May her good soul rest in eternal peace...” Mohammed Nissar Ahmed “It is in fact a very bad news and she has been our first impression of how a head of any place carries themselves. Knowingly or unknowingly we would have adopted a few things. Let us not get into detailing as there would be no end to it. Ramesh Chandra Babu, Bangalore “It is really a sad day for me......She is one of my inspirational teacher.....whom I cannot forget in my life......She is a role model of a great teacher... known for discipline and motherly care.. The care she gave for me was tremendous... Once I sent a leave letter that I was not well seriously.... She along with Biology teacher, Tamil teacher visited my house and took me to another doctor and gave medical treatment...Infact, I wanted to meet her and tried... but couldn't get her address...I feel very unhappy that I couldn't meet her before her death...I alone know the pain she underwent, when she was asked to step down from the Principal's Post.. May god bless her soul...” Arulalan ST, Bangalore “Jeba Miss, as we all fondly address her was a true inspiration as the Head of an education institution and a Teacher in our times. I dedicate my grammatical knowledge to her and had thanked / thought of her on many occasions when my English was appreciated by European and US Clients, as an Indian. May her soul rest in peace!!” With a heavy heart, Arulalan ST Jaya Prakash, Qatar “Very saddened with the news. I think of her for the moral values instilled in us. Let us strive to set good examples that would be the greatest tribute to her. May her soul rest in peace.” Mrs. Aline Wilson, Pudukottai “I was personally motivated by her leadership qualities. She encouraged me a lot to lead and to guide, which plays a major role in my life even today. Her emphasis on discipline was unique and significant (for example she would say that she should not find anybody with their school uniforms on, after school hours), that we were self-disciplined and we could bring up our children with the same discipline, which is so unfamiliar in today’s busy, modern world. With all her busy schedule, I still remember her taking systematic care of Deepu and Sharon. She balanced everything, ensuring that even negligible works were carried out with proper attention. Thanks a lot ma’am. We actually sought to know her whereabouts even last month but in vain. May God comfort you all. Vasudevan Natarajan, Dubai My sincere prayers for her and family Saravanan Subramanian, Dubai Our life would not have been so bright as now without the Knowledge gained through Education .We owe all this to all our teachers who shaped us this way. Ms.Jeba Madam being the Head of school had led this from forefront to have developed the YWCA Matric school from a primary level to a higher secondary level. We were blessed to be the first batch students who were propelled by her above efforts. Its so proud to be daughter of such a wonderful mother as we are privileged to be her students. We are shocked to hear the news that our teacher is no more with us. In silence ,we are reliving all the memories of her and pray God to rest her soul in peace and give courage to you all in this difficulty of life. Students from other batches of YWCA ------------------------------------------- Manikandan “I can still remember the care and teaching we got from her. I feel bad for not making efforts to meet her during my Trichy trips. We were gifted to have such wonderful people shaping us early in our childhood. Will pray for her soul to rest in peace.” Mrs. Christine Albert, Delhi Dear sir, I am Christine Albert (Wilson then) serving the Lord in Delhi. Ma’am has played a very important role in molding my life and the life of my sister. Unforgettable memories of her will forever linger in our hearts. With the hope of meeting Ma’am in our eternal home. We pray that the Lord may give you and the children His peace and comfort. “Ma'am was a real blessing to me and I can never forget the personal attention she gave each of her students. She would herself stay back with the board exam students till late evenings, take interest in encouraging any kind of talent that came her way and her love for the Lord was shown in her life. Though we didn't get to hear much about her all these years, she has always been in our memories and has found a special place in our hearts. We actually sought to know her whereabouts even last month but in vain. Will miss Ma'am so much. May God comfort you all.