Birth date: Nov 20, 1931 Death date: Feb 26, 2024
With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Shri Madan Prakash Jain, husband of Late Kanak Kumari Jain. He was 92 years old, resident of Aldie, VA. A lifelong vegetarian and devotee of Jainism. He passed away peacefully, leaving be Read Obituary
Tauji was a huge positive influence on me. I spent many of my formative years in Delhi with Tauji and Taiji, and they were always there for me.
He always encouraged me to do my best, and then some.
He was an honest man who was rooted in very humble beginnings and worked hard to make our family what it is today.
Tauji, I know you must be at peace and in a better place with Taiji and Maji. So many fond memories. You will be greatly missed.
Ritu
(Niece)
My brother M. P. Jain, Bhai sahab as we call him, eldest among three brothers took responsibility of our family at the young age of 23 years after the death of our father. He managed the affairs very well and for his efforts and advice his two younger brothers, myself, and youngest Purushottam were well educated at Roorkee University in India and later abroad in Canada/USA.
After his education Purushottam migrated to USA. Thereafter, myself and Bhai Sahab with our families lived in India for over four decades, he at Delhi and myself at Roorkee. During this period he was a constant inspiration for me and many important decisions like education of my two children Ritu and Puneet, and their marriage proposals were taken with advice and in consultation with him
He had a good knowledge of Indian stock market. Sometimes he would advise me for buying the shares of a particular company and later I found that the returns I got were many times more than initial investment.
He was a man of principles, helpful for everybody and popular amongst his friends and colleagues.
Satish Chand Jain
While growing up in Delhi as we new Phupaji,he was man of principles and lived his life with principles. He was helpful and a guidance to educate nicely in order to have a decent life.
Inspite His own humble beginning and struggles of life Phupaji always held his head high.
Our utmost regard to him, will miss him dearly.
Bhabi,and family
My Papa was the main pillar of our extended family. He sacrificed a lot to support his wife, brothers, children and their families. We are all well settled and successful due to his efforts. He was held in great respect and loved by all of us.
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Papa always worked very hard. His passion was gardening, investing in the stock market and keeping the house well painted and in good condition. He inspired me to take up gardening, which I really enjoy and cherish to this day.
He always took special care of me. I remember once when Mummy made zucchini subzi, which I did not like, Papa went to the market and got Choley-Bhature for me. He also encouraged me to always buy the best quality clothes. He had a knack for picking the best fruits and vegetables for the family. He believed in and often said “Sasta roye baar baar, mehnga roye ek baar.”
I am sure that he is reunited with my Mommy in heaven. I will miss him greatly forever.
Neeraj
