Beloved Late Mrs. Ram Ratti had such a beautiful and heartfelt farewell. We are truly honoured to have been given the opportunity to serve the family during this time. A sincere thank you to the entire family for coming together with so much love, unity, and respect to give her the farewell she truly deserved. Your strength and togetherness were a beautiful reflection of the life she lived and the love she shared with everyone around her. NZ Indian Funeral Services “Here for moments that matter”

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