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Joseph Geoffrey Lewis

01/10/1937 - 13/01/2024

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Obituary For Joseph Geoffrey Lewis

Loved and Loving husband, father, father-in-law, grand father, brother and uncle.
Remembered Always

Rosary and Requiem Mass for the Repose of the Soul of Joseph Geoffrey Lewis will be offered at St Martin of Tours, Rosanna/Macleod Parish, 5 Silk Street Rosanna on SATURDAY (January 20, 2024) at 10:30am.
Private Burial.

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20 Jan

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10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

St Martin of Tours, Rosanna/Macleod Parish 5 Silk Street Rosanna, VIC 3084 Get Directions »
20 Jan

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12:30 PM - 01:30 PM

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  • 30/01/2024

    Our heartfelt condolences to all of you.God bless his soul.

  • 29/01/2024

    Dear Aunty Margaret, Veena, Ryan and Gordon, I just heard the sad news. I have warm memories of Uncle from when I was a child, which were renewed more recently when he and Aunty visited us a few years back. Whenever I think of him, I remember his warm smile, twinkling eyes and good humour. I'm sure he will be missed a lot. Sending prayers and warm thoughts to the entire family. - Reynold D'Silva

  • 28/01/2024

    Veena, my heart is with you and your family right now. Even though I never had the chance to meet him, the wonderful stories you've shared showed how remarkable your father was. He will be deeply missed. Sending love and strength to you all.

  • 25/01/2024

    Heartfelt condolences to your family.

  • 23/01/2024

    Joe was always a close friend n it saddens me to think of him passing from this world .His heart n mind was warm n deep n all pervasive with love towards all n no littleness in himHe was ready to give a lot in return fora little,a man with his feet firmly on ground but mind n soul soaring where it would Are not all of us created to do same but only few use that privilege. Joe has left for a better world ,but he has left behind 2 good sons a lot like him ,a lovely daughter n a beautiful wife who is the most like him He wld say abt his 2 daughters in law now I have 3 daughters n that is how he was a true father to them There is no sorrow in his passing but only peace,and he wld like his family to follow in his footsteps.God bless all his family n grandchildren from the smallest to biggest with his example of life. Selvi

  • 22/01/2024

    Dear Gordon, There is a saying that goes as follows :" A Dad is the greatest man a family has known". Your Dad was indeed a great man not just for the family but for many who crossed his path. I gather this from the many accounts I have heard of him over the years. I ,for one , have not had the good fortune of meeting your dad ( though I did see him briefly at Selvam Uncle's funeral) . However I could quite picture him, in the character and compassion, which I see in each one of you. Our heartfelt condolences to Mum, Veena, Ryan and your lovely families. You are a great family and we are blessed to have you as family. Thanks to your Dad! While I am sure each one of you will miss him dearly, I close on that hopeful note as the lyrics go " in that sweet by and by , we shall meet on that beautiful shore .. in a land that is fairer than day". With much love and prayers, Nirmal, Angelina, Chris ,Gabriel, Sangeetha, Sachit, Mum & Dad.

  • 22/01/2024

    Apologies to Margaret aunty, Gordon, Veena and Ryan for the delay in posting my memoriam. This was the result of the shock I felt hearing the news of uncle's passing away. My earliest memory of Uncle Joe established him as a romantic legend in my mind. During his bachelor days he was involved in a motor cycle accident and landed in the hospital. In that hospital, a sweet young nurse was part of the staff that treated him and helped his recovery. That young nurse was my aunt Margaret. He fell in love with her and asked her to marry him. Aunt Margaret initially turned him down thinking he wasn't thinking straight and the meds might have made him loopy. LOL. But he persevered and informed her that if she did not agree to marry him, he would never get married in his life!!! I am so glad that my aunt relented and married him and I had the pleasure of knowing Gordon, Veena and Ryan. Our visits to Giriraj were always the highlight of our young life. Uncle Joe was always so gracious and a perfect host. Never once did he make us feel out of place in that wonderful house which was a home because of them. Although we have not met for many years, I feel a deep sense of loss and grief. At the same time, I know that he is in a better place free from the weaknesses of our frail human bodies.

  • 21/01/2024

    One of the earliest memories I have of Uncle Joe is visiting his home at Giriraj and him telling me stories about their pet turtle and riding on his jeep. He was always so full of life and cheer. You are dearly missed Uncle Joe. Rest in Peace. My heartfelt condolences to bereaved family! Ann (Ammu)

  • 21/01/2024

    AN END OF AN ERA: 13th January 2024 marks a dark day in the history of the Gabriel Gasper Lewis (Gappu Born 10 March 1904) family. Uncle Joe ("Joe Baba" Joseph Geoffrey Lewis) was the eldest son out of a family of 12. He is preceded in death by his deceased siblings Stanley, Veronica Vinny my mother, Lenny and Robert. When I look at his illustrious life a ton of memories come to my mind and tears well up my eyes. Born in Matpady South Canara to a family of Syriac and Catholic parents, he studied in Bombay and completed his BA a huge achievement at that time. He helped George Fernandes come to power in Fort Bombay and offered everyone a ride in his scooter to vote for him. He worked for MJ Patel and Company, lived in Last Building P. D'Mello Road Fort, Grant Road and Giriraj Altamount Road all in Bombay. He founded Boilers, Tubulars and Bricks, Byculla and helped co-found Capsa Cans Silvassa with his brother Stanley. He met his wife Margaret a nursing colleague of my mom Veronica at Grant Medical College Byculla B'bay and got married to her. His brother Robert married Mary Aunty a nursing student at the same college. Both are my Godparents. My father and mother the late Victor John and Veronica Vinny Lewis are the Godparents of Veena Celestine Lewis-Lingam his daughter and were very close to Joe Baba. He took part in many family and social events like birthdays, prayers, rosaries, marriages, Xmas parties, funerals, family gettogethers and Diwali celebrations. His seafacing house in Giriraj Altamount road is a treasure-trove of memories. He and his wife Margaret encouraged me to do mechanical engineering. He loved eating fish, fishing, bargaining and buying fresh fish, driving his scootie ,car and jeep,pets, pigeon-hunting, music, singing, dancing and an occasional shot of whisky and wine. He inspired Veena and Gordon to be musicians. I remember Veena playing the piano and Gordon playing the violin. Annika Veena's daughter is a flutist. Heartfelt condolences to Veena, Gordon, Ryan, wife Ann-Margaret, his grand-children, brothers and sisters, nephews, nieces, cousins, second-cousins and the extended Lewis family. He is survived by his siblings Benedict (Benny), Annie, Glen (Ginna), Renie, Frenny and Arnold (Appu). As they say in Konkani "Mog Asonh" ( May Our Love Remain/Continue). May the Lord grant Him paradise and forgive all his shortcomings and defects. As they say in Orthodoxy " May His Memory Be Eternal". Uncle Joe lives in the memories of all his loved ones and friends. Love, Prayers, Regards, Condolences, Many Masses and Rosaries! His nephew Shawn Ravi Lewis shawnravi2013@gmail.com

  • 21/01/2024

    Dear Aunty, Veena, Gordon, Ryan... My deepest condolences and prayers to you and to the family. Our parents are such a central part of our lives, and almost always, leave a big void when they go. May this void be replaced by God's abundant grace and memories of the wonderful times spent with Lewis Sr. Always admire you guys for taking your folks to Australia and keeping them close to you and making them part of your plans and dreams. Lots of blessings for that. Uncle Lewis was such a prominent person at St. Stephen's. Insperable from his Jeep and the ever smiling and warm Aunty Lewis. I still remember the sound advise Aunty gave us when my boys were preparing for exams: stay awake for them only to give them coffee and a hug... Please give everyone in the family a big, big hug from Priya and me. Tony

  • 20/01/2024

    Dear Lewis family, Uncle Joe was a great jovial man. Though our encounters were brief but he always radiated joy and laughter. Will never forget the gratitude you had for the bennie i knitted for you. I'm so glad i had the opportunity of meeting you in my life. RIP Dear Uncle.

  • 20/01/2024

    A ton of memories come to mind and tears well up my eyes. My condolences, prayers and best wishes to the bereaved family Veena , Gordon, Ryan, Ann Margaret and the whole Lewis family. Shawn Ravi Lewis, nephew shawnravi2013@gmail.com

  • 20/01/2024

    Dear Uncle, You were Kind, Gentle, Loving & Caring person. The Wonderful Moments you shared with us will Always be Remembered & the Goodness of your Soul will Always stay in our Hearts.

  • 20/01/2024

    Dear Uncle Lewis We will miss you my Condolences to Aunty Veena Gordon and Ryan🙏🏽

  • 20/01/2024

    Dear Margaret aunty , Veena, Gordon, Ryan and family - our most sincere and deepest condolences. We will always miss Uncle Joe - he used to make meeting him a pleasure and he always made a party lively with his smile and jokes. We will truly miss him and cherish the wonderful time we have spent with him. God is always there for all of us and he will give us all the strength and courage to go through this difficult time. From-The David Family. (Satyajit, Vikram, Kavi, Niki , Nikhil, Mohan and Manjula).

  • 19/01/2024

    Uncle Joe always had such a welcoming and warm energy and that's something I will always remember when I hear the name Joe Uncle. The way he said HELLOO along with the smile on his face, and his quick humour! It never felt like we had an almost 50 year age gap between us whenever we spoke. Elton and I are so happy we got to spend some time with him a few months ago and will always cherish it. Uncle's farewell these last few weeks has been so beautiful to watch. A full circle of life. Accompanied by his closest and dearest. Condolences to Aunty Margaret, the whole family 🤍 A heart that's broke is a heart that's been loved. 🕊️🤍 Wishing you strength in the moments you feel sad and the biggest smiles when you remember the good times. Loads of Love, Nonnie

  • 19/01/2024

    I feel fortunate to have met Uncle Joe by being part of the extended family. His sheer liveliness and zeal for the things he did has been an inspiration for me personally. Right from his childhood tales to his final moments he seemed to have lived life to the fullest caring, loving and reaching out to the people that mattered to him. Uncle Joe thank you for being such a wonderful uncle to Kurt - he has always looked up to you and I truly understand why. And thank you for the brief but beautiful memories I've made. Uncle Joe you will be missed but your stories will go down generations. I have no doubt heaven has become a happier place with you there. R.I.P 🙏

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Joe Uncle, from the time I was a little kid, I always looked forwarded excitedly to meeting you. You were always such a bundle of energy, excitement & joy. You lived life with a passion & zeal that is very rare. Whether it was you going to the market to buy groceries, hosting a party at your place, your enthusiasm was there was is to all see. I remember you talking about Matapadi, how you loved going there to catch kubhe, eat some yummy Kane, swim in the river, and how your face would light up when you'd tell us about those stories. Equally when you'd speak about your love for bowling in Australia. It was so refreshing to see that enthusiasm stick with you as you aged, even with your illness, I admired how you had fun on your daily walks around in your neighborhood and the stories you told Nonnie & me about your many friends that you had made. Amongst your many qualities, your passion for life is what will always stick with me the most. I'm glad Dad had such a lovely elder brother, he's gonna miss you loads. We will always love you deeply uncle and miss your presence. We know you're in a better place now and at peace, this gives us comfort. I'd like to thank you for just being you, I'm glad I came into this world as your nephew. Rest in peace my dear uncle. Love you.

  • 19/01/2024

    Sorry to learn about the passing away of Lewis Uncle. My thoughts & prayers are with Aunty, Gordon & Ryan.... May the departed soul rest in peace & may God give you strength to bear the loss. Miss u Lewis Uncle

  • 19/01/2024

    Dearest U. Joe. You have gone from our midst but not from our hearts. Your warmth, love and care will forever live amongst the Lewis family and the many other families you touched. To me you will alway be that happy to go lucky uncle who always has a smile on his face and fun and cheer to spread. A big big thank you for all the help you have given me and my family. RIP U. Joe, we will always love you. Ron, Axl, Sel.

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Uncle Joe, I will always remember you as being full of energy and a very funny guy. I always enjoyed your company as you were fun to be around. I will miss you but, I know you're at peace right now and looking over all of us. Rest in peace my dearest uncle!

  • 19/01/2024

    Extending my deepest condolences and offering strength to the family during this time of sorrow. Uncle Joe's memory will forever be marked by the warmth of our cherished conversations.

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  • 19/01/2024

    Dear uncle Joe Your fun loving and joyful approach to life was something that we all looked up to. You will be sorely missed . We know you will continue to shine your light on ur from up above - love Nitant Soares and family

  • 19/01/2024

    We are all very sad to hear about the sudden demise of Uncle Joe. He was my grannys favourite nephew and dads favourite cousin. During my growing up years I had heard so much about his loving nature , generosity, smartness and down to earth attitude from my parents as well as from my grandmother. I was always keen to meet such a wonderful person, and almost after 4 decades, my opportunity came. I met him only 3 times, but each interaction is so memorable. He showered so much love and affection on me and my family it's embedded in our hearts. Uncle Joe will surely be missed, May almighty god grant peace to his soul and strength to his family members at this time of grief.

  • 19/01/2024

    Those we love don't go away. They walk besides us everyday. Unseen, unheard, but always near still loved and very dear. Rian.

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Joe Uncle, Although you are gone from our sight, you will forever remain in our hearts, an angel watching over us all. Akira.

  • 19/01/2024

    Dearest joe uncle - thank you for being YOU! You were always so warm, inviting, and full of energy and laughter, that's how I will remember you. You gave your nieces and nephews some memorable and thrilling experiences like riding in your jeep around south Mumbai. I cherish the many family get togethers we had at giriraj. Love "Da"

  • 19/01/2024

    Uncle, you came into my life in 1994 as the father of a best friend - Ryan, who I met in Dharwad. We all saw you a 'cool' dad whenever we met you... cycling and almost reaching Mangalore; as you would put it when posed with a question- Uncle how much did your cycle by the day ? You always made us feel so welcome to your home for across the years. We learnt much of your life from your 'Ra' and you honestly you never seized to impress us at any point it time - it be your entrepreneur spirit, your anchoring of society affairs or your new found passion (Bowling) in Australia. You lived a great life, loved and now missed by so many like and me and many other. In our thoughts and memories you shall always live !

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Joe uncle Never thought that 18th Dec 23 would be my last call to you...... Still remember the smiling face, joyous voice, the sense of humour, the love and care that you shared. Can't believe you are no more with us. But the memories of you that has imprinted on our hearts and minds will be cherished always. The way you made and lived your life will inspire both young and old. You will be missed very much Joe uncle. Until the trumpets blow....., till we meet again rest in peace Joe uncle. Dear Margret aunty, Veena, Gordon , Ryan and all the family members May God comfort you and strengthen you in the time of grief. "And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." ‭‭Philippians‬ ‭4‬:‭7‬ Rita

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Joe Ajja we really miss you , and cherish all the memories you made with us. I personally still cannot get over the fact that your are not with us anymore . You always made everyone feel better, and your presence was always cherished by all those knew you . We all pray that you rest in peace Joe Ajja , You will always exist in our hearts and memories......

  • 19/01/2024

    Dearest Joe Uncle, You are no longer with us in human form, but I know that now you are, and always will be, with us in spirit. I will always remember you as the wonderfully mischievous one - as the sneaky-banana-eating-eggs-sucking-jamun-tree-climbing adventurous child, as the older brother who my mom used to hero-worship when she was a kid, and as the fun-filled, jovial, positive-outlook, evergreen, fit uncle to us nephews & nieces. I am glad that I got a chance to get to know you better when I visited India in 2019 and stayed with you and Margaret aunty. I thoroughly enjoyed our late night heartfelt tête-à-têtes about life, about the heartache you experienced when your brother, Stanley, passed away, and our morning exercise sessions 😀 Love you Joe Uncle ❤️❤️ Watch over your loving wife, kids and grandkids, and envelope them in the warmth of your loving spirit as they navigate this painful period 💞🌸🙏✝️

  • 19/01/2024

    To the loving family of my brother Joeaba. My heartfelt condolences to you all. I am sooo happy you were all around him in his last moments and that's the reason he had such a relaxed look on his face. He is now resting in the arms of Our Father. I love you sister Magaret, Veena, Gordon/Pilomeena, Ryan/Sunaina, Benjamin, Anika, Liam, Joel, Ethan n Nathaniel. ❤️

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  • 19/01/2024

    Joe Uncle led a beautiful and blessed life.. During summer holidays, whenever we visited Bombay, Joe Uncle used to come and receive us, he had great love and affection towards children. He used to take us to different places for sight seeing, children always had memorable summer holidays. Similarly, when he used to visit Hubli, children liked spending time with him, skipped schools too ! We cherish the day long visits to Dandeli,Yellapur,Mundagod.. Joe Uncle, always helped people, he had immense faith in God, loved praying and singing. It's tough to comprehend that he is no longer amidst us 🕯️... I pray to God, may his soul rest in peace 🕊️and Lord provide strength to Magakka,Veena,Gordon,Ryan and all the family members.

  • 19/01/2024

    My dearest Joeaba. Cannot digest you are no more in our midst. Your cheerfulness always lifted up the spirits of people around you. Cannot forget your smile n your laughter rings in my ears. Have fond memories of all our family get togethers and the time spent with you in Bombay n Australia. Will cherish these memories forever. Love you loads 💗 💛 💓

  • 19/01/2024

    Heartfelt condolences on the demise of my beloved brother J G Lewis, I pray to God to grant him eternal peace, may his soul rest in peace. My sympathies to the bearevred family members, Amen.

  • 19/01/2024

    Sad to hear of the sudden demise of uncle Joe. Our heartfelt sympathies and condolences to aunty Margaret Veena, Gordon & Ryan and your families. May God give you the strength and courage to carry on. May uncle Joe's soul rest in peace🙏 - Cheryl (Vincy's daughter) Vivek Aditya and Michelle

  • 19/01/2024

    Missing you so much uncle! You were a true beacon to all of us, with you larger-than-life personality, your warm hugs and beautiful smile!

  • 19/01/2024

    Uncle Joe was a lovely man, full of life and wit. Always had a smile and friendly. Fond memories of the good times at Giriraj. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and may perpetual light shine on him.

  • 19/01/2024

    Dearest Joe Uncle - The light, the sparkle, the joy, the humor and a true source of inspiration for our entire family. Those amazing family get togethers at Giriraj were beyond special. We celebrate your incredible life and you will forever remain in our most wonderful memories. - love Chibu.

  • 19/01/2024

    Our sincere condolences to the family. Uncle Joseph was a kind, gentle man who always had a loving smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families during this difficult time 🙏 May the perpetual light shine upon him🕯Rest in peace 🙏 From Peter and Jennifer John.

  • 19/01/2024

    Will always remember my uncle Joe for his fun loving and cheerful being. We always loved to visit his house for our Lewis family get togethers. I would also randomly bump into uncle at Catholic gymkhana or on his walk at Marine drive, always with a smile on his face. Thank you for the memories uncle, rest in peace

  • 19/01/2024

    Dear Joe uncle , you will be remembered as one of the kind , warm hearted person with great sense of humour. You have left a great impression on me while growing up . Vijay and I, will always cherish the time we spent chatting with you. Goodbye uncle until we meet again on the other side. Rest In Peace 💐 Prabha

  • 18/01/2024

    Uncle Joe Lewis was my father-in-law who looked after me so very well, especially when I visited the family in Mumbai & remember uncle made sure that I was having the best time & always made sure that there was enough beers in the house to keep me happy as we both loved our alcohol & ofcourse uncle enjoyed his whiskey. I also fondly remember the frequent visits we made to the club, the Catholic Gymkhana with all the family, such wonderful & treasured memories! Uncle Joe was a very caring & loving FIL & all the memories I have of him are very pleasant ones & he loved & adored my 3 children, their grandpa. Uncle will be sadly missed & may he now rest in peace in the loving arms of Our Lord & Saviour. Rob 🙏😇✝️

  • 18/01/2024

    So sorry to hear of uncle's passing. May God give the family strength to bear the loss and hold and cherish all the beautiful memories. Thinking of you all at this time, Ryan and family 🙏🏾💕 Lian Kiley

  • 18/01/2024

    I'm truly saddened by the news. Gordon's stories reveal his father as a strong pillar of support. Though we never met, his legacy is evident. My sincere condolences to the entire family. May he rest in peace.

  • 17/01/2024

    It has been our pleasure and privilege to know you Joe and your whole family. You were a perfect gentleman with caring nature and warm friendly spirit. Our condolences to Margaret and your children. Janette and Albert Baily

  • 17/01/2024

    Heartfelt deepest sympathies to Aunty Margaret and the entire family. A gentle soul, thorough gentleman and very thoughtful neighbor, you will be missed Uncle Joe. Love and respect, Sonal and Rowan Fernandes.

  • 17/01/2024

    From Dr.and Mrs David,Satyajit ,Vikram and family Heartfelt condolences to Lewis family, sad demise of Joseph Lewis. What matters is not how long life is but how good it is. Brother Joe has lived a good life, he was loving father, as elder brother he kept Lewis family together.We have sweet memories of attending many get together in his house at Giri Raj in Mumbai. These few lines are not sufficient to honour Mr Joseph Lewis as his memories linger with his family and friends. Our prayer; May we meet again at Glorious place that Lord Jesus reserved for us. May these few word find comfort to the family at this difficult moment.

  • 17/01/2024

    We extend our heartfelt condolences to you Gordon and your entire family The MKC Committee and the entire community stand with you during this difficult time. May the love and support of the community provide some comfort during this time of sorrow. Our hearts go out to you, and we hope that the cherished memories of your beloved father bring solace and peace to your heart.

  • 17/01/2024

    Our deepest condolences to Veena, Ben, Anika & Liam on the loss of your lovely Dad and Grandad. May the Lord comfort you in your grieving 🫂

  • 17/01/2024

    Joe - You are gone but not forgotten. Your smile and kindness will be with us always. We do cherish the great times we spent with you, Margaret, Veena, Gordon & Ryan. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. We pray that our Lord give you all the courage and strength to bear this great loss Averil, Trishna, Ansel & Ronnie AMARAL - Florida USA

  • 17/01/2024

    Lewis sir, I will miss you calls on occasion like eidd, your chats, my fond memories from the time we worked together and thereafter, meets at catholic gym, will always be cherished and remain in my mind forever with me. SAIFU COLOMBOWALA

  • 17/01/2024

    Uncle Joe, from the days back in St Stephen, I remember you were always witty and always encouraging. Very caring family man and a good business man as well. Will miss you.

  • 17/01/2024

    Our deep condolences to the bereaved family may the Lord give you comfort may his soul rest in peace

  • 17/01/2024

    Dear Margaret, Veena, Gordon, Ryan & your extended family, You're in our prayers as we understand the passing of Joe Lewis will be greatly missed. Joe loved his family and he really cared about people. I (Janine) came to know Joe through being Veena's best friend (bestie). When Veena had been unwell, Joe would ask me, "How is Veena?" This showed me that he cared for his daughter, and he never stopped caring for her even in his last days as he asked, "How are you Veena? Also, Veena told me in his last days with her mum, her dad beautifully used all his strength to raise his arms and gave his wife a big hug to comfort her, and this brought tears to my eyes. Joe was very committed to his faith and Veena has told me that he never missed church and greatly encouraged her faith in Christ. I'm so happy for Veena that she has good memories of her very loving father, and we look forward to being together with Christ in heaven. Love Janine, Tim, Jason, Kirsten & Rachel xox

  • 17/01/2024

    Very sad to hear that Joe Uncle left us behind and went to God almighty. Now we are left with the beautiful memories of uncle. I pray God to give strength and peace to all the family members to bear this pain. "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." Psalm 73:26

  • 17/01/2024

    Aunty Mageret and the family we are deeply grieved to hear the demise of Uncle Joe. Our heartfelt condolences to you all. May the Lord comfort you and may His presence fill in the void. Regards Nadine Love, Benna, Saru, Stella, Nevin & Naomi

  • 17/01/2024

    My childhood memories with Uncle Joe are very vivid.. Uncle was always lively and always warm and communicative. Please take comfort in knowing that he still lives in our memories & in our hearts. Our deepest condolences to the family. May his soul rest in peace 🙏 Dr Shobha and family

  • 17/01/2024

    My loving oldest brother, this is Johnny Lewis now in Copenhagen Denmark and presently in Papakura, Auckland. New Zealand. The last I saw you was on 15 December 1987. Polycarp D'Silva informed me of my brother's sad demise, so here I am writing my deepest grief for my loving brother who has done so much for us all 6 brothers and 5 sisters such a loving person GIFTED BY GOD. You are MY OLDEST BROTHER, and now 3rd brother to leave us. Joeaba was an exceptional brother. Dearest Joeaba, mum always mentioned all miracles of you in Mangalore house. How hard working and supporting you were to mum and others she always praised you. You were so great that, without you her other children would have been in different situations. Thank you Joeaba my loving brother for everything you persevered, done etc, my condolences to my sister in law Magaret, my sweetest niece Veena, nephew Gordon, Rayan almost born on my birthday. Rest IN PEACE MY LOVING BROTHER... MY PRAYERS CONTINUE. REST IN PEACE WITH GOD OUR CREATOR FOR DIVINE PURPOSE. FROM: JOHNNY LEWIS

  • 17/01/2024

    I was shocked to hear sad demise of your dear father. Late Mr. Lewis was truly dedicated person. He had rendered yeoman service to the Society. I hereby convey my heartfelt condolences to you and other members of the family. May Almighty God give all of you enough courage to bear this irreparable loss. 🙏🙏

  • 17/01/2024

    I was shocked to hear sad demise of Mr. Lewis. Late Mr. Lewis was truly dedicated person. He had rendered yeoman service to the Society. I hereby convey my heartfelt condolences to you and other members of the family. May Almighty God give all of you enough courage to bear this irreparable loss. 🙏🙏

  • 17/01/2024

    Dear Margret Lewis & family, Deeply grieved to hear about the sad demise of Joe Lewis. Knew him while I was the Parish Priest of St. Stephen's Church, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai. He was actively involved with our Senior Citizens Association as the President and did lots of activities for our seniors. Joe will be missed for his loving and caring support ❤ May God give you all the strength to bear this loss ✨ ♥ Please accept my heartfelt sympathies. May his soul rest in peace 🙏 Fr. William Athaide

  • 17/01/2024

    I only met uncle Joe Louis some years back and he stayed with my family. He was such a jovial person and we had such a wonderful time with him. We will miss him but he is now safe in the arms of Jesus and my family ( Peter, Catherine and Audrey) bid him farewell and may christ comfort the family at this time. God bless

  • 17/01/2024

    He will be missed. A supportive member of our community, humble as ever and for me a personal guide n mentor. Simply loved the man. Condolences to you all. Aunty may God bless you, Gordon, Veena, Ryan and their respective families with strength to bear this loss.

  • 17/01/2024

    Dear Margret & family, We are deeply grieved to hear about the sad and sudden demise of your beloved husband and our dear friend, Joe Lewis. Joe Lewis was the President of Senior Citizens Association of St. Stephen's Church, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai for several years and had to leave the Association to proceed to Melbourne, Australia. He was in constant touch with the Association guiding the team. We will miss Joe. May the Almighty God give you the strength to bear this irreparable loss with courage and fortitude ✨ ♥ Please accept our heartfelt sympathies and convey the same to Ryan and the other members of your bereaved family. May his soul rest in peace 🙏 Yours in bereavement, Georgina Rodrigues

  • 17/01/2024

    Sad to hear about the demise of joe uncle. Heartfelt condolences to the beveared family. Rest in Peace uncle🙏

  • 17/01/2024

    Heart felt condolences to the bereaved family. Rest in Peace Joe uncle.🙏🙏

  • 17/01/2024

    Uncle Joe... It was for a very short time that I came to know you..but you were a man of wit,resilience and fought hard to the end.Thanks for giving me the opportunity to spend time with you. Our prayers are with you dear Aunty, Gordon, Veena and Ryan and all family members. Rest in Peace Uncle Joe

  • 16/01/2024

    Heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.. May his soul Rest in Peace💐🙏

  • 16/01/2024

    Always impeccably dressed and had a smile on his face. Very humble , soft spoken and jovial. May uncles soul rest in peace.

  • 16/01/2024

    Heart felt condolences to you and your family members, may his soul rest in peace we pray.

  • 16/01/2024

    May his soul rest in peace, and may the Lord embrace him in his loving arms. Our condolences to the whole family. 🙏 With prayers and sympathy 🙏 Ignatius and Caroline Simoes

  • 16/01/2024

    Uncle Joe... he is the most loving, caring and passionate person. Right from the childhood he was caring and always welcoming. He is the gem 💎 . He had no barriers, he had boundaries but only loving and caring for everyone. At this moment I cannot express, but I only can feel deep within my heart. Miss you Uncle Until We meet again in His Kingdom...

  • 16/01/2024

    Joe Uncle's life has been an inspiration... He was kind, loving and always cheerful. We are grateful to God for his life, may his soul rest in peace 🕊️and Lord provide strength to all the family members in this time of grief 🕯️

  • 16/01/2024

    My darling darling dad, So hard to know that when I walk into Daphne I won't see you, when I call you you won't pick up, when I need to talk to you I trust that the Lord will give me your voice in my ear, when I have a MaccKies coffee I can't get you one also. You loved mum and us so much and gave us your all. Our grief is deep but I give thanks and rejoice that you are in your eternal home, seeing all your loved ones, your mum and grandmum and so many others dear to you. You will always be in my heart for ever. Rest in Peace my beautiful dada..... Rest in Peace.

  • 16/01/2024

    Dearest Joe uncle... It is difficult to believe that you are no longer with us. The memories of you will be forever cherished. You have always been full of life and have set an example to the younger generation on how to live life to the fullest. We will miss your smile and I will miss hearing your voice and your laughter. I'm sure dad will miss you loads. Thank you for giving us a memorable childhood and so many memories that I cannot pen down in words... We love you Joe uncle. Rest in peace. Chrystal (Kitta is what uncle called me) and Oveen ❤️

  • 16/01/2024

    JOE LEWIS I CANT BELIEVE YOU ARE NO MORE WITH US I HAVE A LOT OF MEMORIES WE WOULD CHAT ON WHATSAPP OR SHARE JOKES MISS YOU MAY YOU SOUL REST IN PEACE

  • 16/01/2024

    Uncle you will be missed for your generosity, your kindness, the love that you emoted to people around you, your sense of humour, and a wonderful advisor for any situations. I will not forget the time spent with him in Mumbai. Such a lovely person, who made sure no one was left out during events and visits to their place. They all have been a family for us, through all our times. Will be greatly missed. Until we meet again, RIP

  • 16/01/2024

    Our dearest brother Joebaba, is no more living physically, but his sweet memories always reside in our heart and mind. We used to speak long over phone. It is very difficult to overcome the shock. He was the best and most loved brother and Gentleman in our entire family. Now he is safe in God's hands. I am hoping to meet him in God's Kingdom when our Lord Jesus will rule the earth as King of God's Kingdom for which we daily pray "They Kingdom Come"

  • 16/01/2024

    We remember Joe Uncle as a loving & caring person. As a little boy, I used to visit their house in Bombay with my mother (Jasmine Dhanawade) and cannot forget his hospitality, always with a compassionate & smiling face. Later when Ellen was working in Jaslok Hospital, She would meet them often on their visits to her as her patients. Uncle Joe, we will always keep your positive and caring attitude in our hearts. You will always be missed. Arun, Ellen & Sam

  • 16/01/2024

    Will miss you Uncle Joe.. Rest in eternal peace 🙏

  • 16/01/2024

    Uncle, from the time I entered your family, you have always been loving and kind to me, always calling me your 2nd daughter...will miss your loving hugs, your gentle queries, your dad jokes and most of all, the whiff of your hair oil ( never thought I'd miss that ...). Rest in eternal peace with Our Lord, dear uncle ❤️🕊 Meena

  • 16/01/2024

    Uncle Joe will always be missed. Such a down to earth human being. And so loving and kind. You will always be missed uncle. Strength to the Family. Natasha Lewis

  • 16/01/2024

    Dear Joe Mama You will always be remembered as a freindly gentleman. My deepest condolences to the bereaved family for their loss. Flora Borges Goa

  • 15/01/2024

    Joe mama is no more, but he will be remembered for long. He was the eldest son of Gappu apai(Matpady), who was the younger brother of my maternal grandma. My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members. Dennis Dias

  • 15/01/2024

    9th Nov I spoke to him on a video call.

  • 15/01/2024

    My dear Joe Uncle ! I still cannot believe you are no more with us . I will always remember your welcoming voice everytime we met. You are the hero of all the childhood stories mom would tell us . Your wit and love and aura will always be missed .

  • 15/01/2024

    We going to miss you Dad....you will always be in our hearts forever.

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