Ashoke was a former group president, Rediffusion DY&R. He passed away on Wednesday, February 11, from a cardiac arrest. Bijapurkar was in his 60s and is survived by his wife, Rama Bijapurkar, a well-known marketing consultant, and daughter.
Ashoke was my classmate (class of 65) and a good friend Unfortunately did not have any contact with him after passing out May his soul rest in peace Adi
I am visualising him as a classmate who was exceptional in his attitude and behaviour.May his soul rest in peace,and sincere condolences to his wife,daughter and all others who were near and dear to him.
Ashok was our classmate. We always discussed about him when ever we met (1965 batch) at Kolkata. His loss is a jolt to us. May his soul rest in peace and good God give is family the strengthen to bear this loss.
Though he was not known to me personally, but as a consultant had heard of him & his wife as achievers in their own fields. His younger brother Ajay was my batchmate & learning of his elder brother's demise has pained me. Am sure the dear departed soul will give strength to all the bereaved family members & friends to overcome this sorrow.
Ashok was one year senior to me but I knew him well in school. A kind, unassuming person he endeared himself to everyone who knew him. I knew of his excellence in his career through his sister who is a well known Gyaenacologit in Jamshedpur . My heartfelt condolences to his wife, children , and his brother and sister. A sad loss, may his soul rest in peace, Ashok Pathak 66'.
Most grateful to you having posted the snap of Ashok. First, our deepest condolences to you and Rama as also the family. Am a classmate of Ashok as also a friend who went to serve the White uniform in 1965. Adi too was a good friend and we did enjoy each other's company whilst in the then desolate spot called Hazaribagh. It was the Father Brother Jesuit community who with local teachers in various subject drummed up the "quality" of life in SXS. Tears do come toour eyes when we have a "dekho" at the smiling face which was with us in our formative years, then fate set us on different paths and professions. We do miss him and offer our humble, deepest condolences while praying the lord gives strength and perseverance to the family including Rama. God Bless.
Partha Sarthi Bhattacharya (Isc) (1974)
Dr Partha Sarathi Bhattacharjee
Kolkata
Adi Keshav Sarma (1965)
Ashoke was my classmate (class of 65) and a good friendUnfortunately did not have any contact with him after passing out
May his soul rest in peace
Adi
Arun Rai (1965)
I am visualising him as a classmate who was exceptional in his attitude and behaviour.May his soul rest in peace,and sincere condolences to his wife,daughter and all others who were near and dear to him.
Dr.Arun Rai
Aloke Roy Choudhury (1965)
Ashok was our classmate. We always discussed about him when ever we met (1965 batch) at Kolkata. His loss is a jolt to us. May his soul rest in peace and good God give is family the strengthen to bear this loss.
I Extend my condolences to the family members.
Alot Roy Choudhury
Devananda Chatterji (1965)
Yes, 'Biji' was our '65 batch classmate. We are all sad that he is no more, condolences to his family. May his soul rest in peace.
Devananda Chatterji '65
Ajoy Bijapurkar (Isc) (1974)
Dear All......thank you for your kind words......Ashoke was my older brother & his sudden passing was quite a shock to all of us.
Attached is a recent picture of his for his classmates to remember him by.
Best regards,
Ajoy Bijapurkar
ISC Class of 1974
Pramod Srivastava (Isc) (1974)
Though he was not known to me personally, but as a consultant had heard of him & his wife as achievers in their own fields. His younger brother Ajay was my batchmate & learning of his elder brother's demise has pained me. Am sure the dear departed soul will give strength to all the bereaved family members & friends to overcome this sorrow.
Pramod Srivastava,
Ashok Pathak (1966)
Ashok was one year senior to me but I knew him well in school. A kind, unassuming person he endeared himself to everyone who knew him. I knew of his excellence in his career through his sister who is a well known Gyaenacologit in Jamshedpur . My heartfelt condolences to his wife, children , and his brother and sister. A sad loss, may his soul rest in peace, Ashok Pathak 66'.
Surojit Neogi (1965)
Dear Ashok,
Most grateful to you having posted the snap of Ashok. First, our deepest condolences to you and Rama as also the family. Am a classmate of Ashok as also a friend who went to serve the White uniform in 1965. Adi too was a good friend and we did enjoy each other's company whilst in the then desolate spot called Hazaribagh. It was the Father Brother Jesuit community who with local teachers in various subject drummed up the "quality" of life in SXS. Tears do come toour eyes when we have a "dekho" at the smiling face which was with us in our formative years, then fate set us on different paths and professions. We do miss him and offer our humble, deepest condolences while praying the lord gives strength and perseverance to the family including Rama. God Bless.
Regards........
Surojit Neogi
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