Smt. Nirmal Devi Jain
With profound sadness, we announce Nirmal Jain’s passing, our loving and devoted mother and friend to all whose lives she touched, on March 11, 2021. She left us while sleeping peacefully at a Hospice facility in Houston, TX.
Nirmal was born on August 22, 1944, in Haryana, India, to Sh. Noonkaran Das Jain & Smt. Vidya Devi Jain. She later married Sh. Satish Jain, resident of New Delhi who preceded her death in 1993. She had 2 sons, Atul & Rajiv. Rajiv passed away in 2006 after a long illness.
From very humble beginnings, she devoted her entire life working as a Teacher in New Delhi, India. ‘No matter who I marry, I will continue to work’ used to be her favorite line reminding us that she was part of the new India back in the 1960s, where she believed in the cause of women empowerment. She was supported by her family in this endeavor. She managed to raise her 2 kids after the demise of her husband. She then moved to the United States in the year 2015 to live with her son, Atul Jain.
Nirmal was a dedicated mother first and foremost. She treasured her children and embraced every moment with them. She is survived by her son Atul and his wife, Reetika, including two grandkids Aadya & Raghav. Her deceased son’s wife, Kalpana lives in India with her grandson, Naman. Besides, there is an extended family and friends who she loved and touched deeply.
Most of all, she loved her family and instilled in her kids’ strong values that have served them well. She will be dearly missed and forever in our hearts.
A cremation ceremony will be held at Crowder Funeral Home (2422 E Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77581) on Saturday March 13, 2021 beginning at 9am CST.
Bade Mami as we addressed her was a very lively person who was always smiling and had her unique way of pampering the kids that I can never forget. She could go into the play area of the colony ensuring our two brothers (specially Atul/ Monu) had milk and juice whilst they were playing in the colony. She was a very brave lady and was most cared by Reetika, Monu, Aadya and Raghav in the last few years. Rest in peace Mami.
Om Shanti
Really very sad to hear the demise of my loving bhabhi ,who was more like a mother to me .as I was 10 years old when she got married to my brother
Her son Atul and daughter in-law Ritika and grand children Aadya and Raghav
Really gave her a quality time in her stay with them
Hats off to dear Ritika who served her mother in-law ,my bhabhi just like her own mother . whenever we used to call bhabhi she would always appreciate Ritika
We are all proud of you dear Ritika for whatever you did for her Dear Aadya And Raghav we know you will always miss a loving soul l.
your Dadi
May god her soul rest in peace, 🙏
My taiji was very loving and always smiling personality. She loved everyone but had special attachment for my mumma. Let her rest in peace . Always miss you taiji
It’s very sad that our dear Bhabhi is not with us today She was very loving and sweet natured. I am really proud of Monu and Ritika who fulfilled her every wish and gave her a quality life .Her grand kids Aadya and Raghav spent lovely time with her. May her soul Rest In Peace. She will forever live in our hearts and her blessings will continue to fill her family’s wishes.
Badi Mami was a very caring and loving person. We remember those days clearly going back 15 years or so when we used to visit the Karol Bagh house in New Delhi and she was always thrilled to see all of us together. Hats off to Atul and his family for taking such a good care of her. We will miss you. RIP🙏🙏
Very sad that our beloved Bhabhi is longer with us today. She was very loving and sweet-natured. We are really proud of you, Monu and Ritika who took care of her and fulfilled her every wish and gave her a very good quality of life. Grandkids, Aadya and Raghav got to spend precious moments with her. Her blessings will always be with you and your family and she will forever live in our hearts. God rest her soul in peace!
Her kind and homely vibe seems fresh in my mind like yesterday.. She will always be alive in our memories… May she rest in peace.