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Pranita KC
20 March 1979 - 17 February 2019
Funeral Notice
KC, Pranita
The Funeral Service to celebrate and honour the life of Mrs Pranita KC will take place in the East Chapel at PINNAROO Valley Memorial Park, Whitfords Avenue, Padbury commencing at 11.30am on MONDAY (25.02.2019).
Those wishing to pay their last respects to Pranita are welcome to a Viewing at Bowra & O’Dea Chapel, 502 Wanneroo Road (Cnr Victoria Road), Westminster 9-10.30am on MONDAY (25.02.2019).
Death Notice
KC (Pranita)
20.03.1979-17.02.2019
Passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family. Beloved wife of Jeff. Loving Mamu to Tey and Eli.
Much loved daughter of Pranath and Sanu Maiya. Adored sister of Prajita, Prajuna and Pranayna.
You touched so many lives with love and joy and taught those who knew you how to love life even at the toughest moments, how to be compassionate and patient. You were such an inspiration.
We will be forever grateful for having you as part of our lives. We miss you and your beautiful smile but know you’re now at peace.
Barbara Forsey
16 June 1943 - 28 January 2019
Born in Bristol on the 16th June 1943, Barbara studied Nursery Nursing and from here she developed a love for the care of children. At the age of 21 she married Kenneth Forsey after they had meet at a New Year’s party. A caravan expedition to Europe found them exploring new countries and new cuisines. In 1974 they moved to South Africa with husband Ken and children Stephen and Kim. The voyage was undertaken on the RMS Windsor Castle passenger and cargo liner which took 12 days. She was a born adventurer at heart and would delight in telling stories to people of their African experience. In 1980 Leigh was born, and later in 1982 the family immigrated to Perth, Australia. Barbara took up a position at Catherine McAuley Centre, run by the Sisters of Mercy, looking after children in care. She continued her adventures travelling the world and touching the hearts of all those that heard her youthful laugh and mischievious humour.