Jaswant Kaur Hanspal (12 Nov 1938 - 26 Oct 2025)

Thinking of all of you at this time,
With love

Aunty Surjeet, Raju & Ranie Ghatoaura

May Waheguru ji bestow eternal peace to Jassi Panji’s atma.

I was Jussy’s carer, but she cared for me just as much. She had the biggest heart, spreading love and happiness wherever she went. Jussy made me feel at home and truly loved, something I’ll never forget. She’ll always hold a special place in my heart. So blessed to have known such a beautiful soul. Lots of love ♥️

She meant a lot to me, she made me feel home, she will always have a special place in my heart.

In memory of Mrs. Hanspal, a beautiful soul.

I first met Mr and Mrs Hanspal in 1981 at the start of my nurse training at QMC with Narinder. Two truly beautiful souls now reunited. Mrs Hanspal tried on several occasions to teach me how to make Samosa, sge wax very oatuent wuth me. Thank you Narinder for introducing your parents into my life -they leave a legacy of compassion, care for others, to live peacefully and love others. With kindest thoughs as you say goodbye today to your beautiful mum. With love Becky, John and
family.

Auntiji may your soul rest in peace and may you always stay happy wherever you go xxx

May you finally rest in peace. Love Pritpal, Pin and Amrita Dhanjal

Rest in peace Parjaiji 🙏

I would just like to share how lovely and beautiful my Auntie Jussy was, so kind and I am glad I got to see and chat with her one more time and give her a hug at my cousin's engagement party.

Yasmin xxxxx

I would like to share how lovely, kind and welcoming Jussy (and Avtar) were to me when I was married to Anup.

We used to go to their house a lot and go shopping in Nottingham with Jussy and the children.

I also loved meeting Jussy's family who were also kind and welcoming to me.

Mavis

My older brother married my sister-in-law Barjai Jaswant Kaur in Uganda in 1962 and had the two elder daughters Narinder and Cheena. I was already in Cambridge having left Kenya in July 1966 when my older bother Avtar who informed me that he will sent Jaswant with the daughters in 1967 late and will join in a month's time.

I collected Bharjai and the girls from the sirport who were realy young aged 4yrs and 3yrs. They stayed with me two weeks before I took them to Nottingham where my bother joined them two weeks later. They settled there and Kannu was born in Nottigham in August 1972 and the family was complete.

Later years in 1994 my brother passed away and then my Sister-in-law took over the running of the vegetarian restaurant and kept the succesful business running. That in itself is no mean feat for anyone, that truly showed the determination and the character to achieve it. She was a good cook anyway even at the time of marrying my brother and the cooking skills were apparent later too in running the restaurant. How lucky we were to have savoured the delights of her cooking.

We will miss her and the legacy she leaves behind we should admire.

May Wheguru bless her soul and rest in peace.

Anup

My lovely lasting memory of Aunty was when she came with one of her sisters Jeeti aunty and her daughters to my Breast Cancer fund raising event. Always supportive ❤️ with her beautiful smile. Always reminded me so much of my mother. Love you and we will miss so much.

Dolly 🙏

To a beautiful soul, always smiling. Forever in our hearts

Mum, your memory will continue to live through each meal we cook. Love always xxx

Penji My heart aches knowing you are not here.But I feel your love and guidance in every step I take . You taught me how to cook, laugh and most importantly how to face life’s storms with a smile.Your strength and warmth will forever inspire me . I will forever treasure the memories we shared our talks, our laughter, our singing session and the meals we shared.
Rest in peace Penji love you always
Nane Amit and Seema so much love 🙏❤️

Rest in peace my dear Sister and Masiji. We love you and will never forget you. All our love Nikri, Pali and Anju xxx

Never going to forget you as my Sister, Masiji and inspiration. Love you forever. Nikri, Pali and Anju xxx