Submitted by: Riyaz Jiwani
Via: email comment correction.
I just found out the Mrs Sherbanu Mohammed Habib of Musoma passed away she was 92 yers old. But I do not remember her. Hope you know who she is. Her funeral is tomorrow, Sept 10, 2011 at 9.30 am in Toronto.
It is Sherbanu Habib Mohamed, wife of late Habib Mohamed (brother of Dhanji Mohammed) of Musoma Bus Services. Late Sherbanu is mother of Mansur, Izzat, late Firoz, and Naseem. Used to live next to Kotecha. Funeral was held this morning (Sept 10, 2011).
This message was received by Jashwant C Rao via email and MusomaBlog is taking the liberty to share it with fellow Musomians for their information and to allow the opportunity to share any additional information, news, stories that they may care to share in response.
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My name is Yasmin < alibhai jamal> born in Musoma in 1957, left Musoma in 1962.
My dads family lived in Musoma – Uncles; Amershi, Esmail, Alibhai, Abdulmalek Jamal were in Musoma until 1975; Cousins are Sadru, Nizar, Amin, Norallah, Nizar; My brothers Firoz, Zulfikar, sister Nasim were in Musoma since 1947 but I don’t remember many people from there. My cousin is in New Jersey – his name is Moez, I could not make it to the reunion but will try next time.
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MusomaBlog received these pictures some time ago from Mr Vallabh Nandha. These pictures are related to the Nanak Chand School in Musoma.
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