Comments on: Passed on: H. Kishie Singh [Curzon 1955 batch]

By: Sarvjit Singh Sohal

Sarvjit Singh Sohal — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 12:45:06 +0000

My condolences to the family of Kishie for their loss.
We met in Montreal and became friends. He was like an older brother to me and was eager to help and guide me. We went to UK together and he continued his trip to India by car. Kishie was always very jolly person and loved his smile.
I was a refugee from Uganda in 1972 and he took time to drive me around to different places and I was very thankful to God for him. He would correct me when I did something wrong.. I am also very grateful for his support and love.
Both my wife and I send our love to Kishie’s family.

By: Ashwani

Ashwani — Wed, 30 Oct 2024 09:10:42 +0000

Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Kishie, a beloved writer, an avid traveler, and an extraordinary human being. Kishie’s column, Happy Motoring in The Tribune, brought joy, insights, and a sense of adventure to countless readers, who traveled alongside him through his words. He shared not just stories of roads taken, but a profound zest for life.
Kishie will be remembered for his kindness, wit, and boundless passion for the open road. May he now embark on his greatest journey yet, driving along heavenly highways with a heart as full as ever. Heaven has gained a soul who knew how to make every mile meaningful. You will be dearly missed.

By: K.Vijay Singh

K.Vijay Singh — Sun, 27 Oct 2024 05:09:28 +0000

Had the opportunity to interact with Kishie,when I started the Patina Times.He was a guiding force as t how to edit the magazine.Wrote many articles,about his travels from Canada to India driving a Going to miss him.