Ram Saran Arora

In loving memory of 

Ram Saran Arora 

(Dec 6 1937 - Dec 22, 2024)

  It is with profound sadness and love that we announce the passing of our beloved father, Ram Saran Arora, who departed peacefully surrounded by his family. 

 Born in Gujranwala, Punjab, in Undivided India, he lived a life defined by hard work, love for education, and boundless generosity.

 Ram Saran completed his early schooling in Bilari and Moradabad. 

In school he topped the 10th Grade Board Examination of the entire state of Uttar Pradesh. He excelled at Parker Inter College before pursuing a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Banaras Hindu University (BHU), which is now IIT-BHU, as Good Medalist.

 His academic pursuits were matched only by his ambition, as he went on to explore advanced studies in engineering and management, cementing a foundation that would lead him to new horizons.

 In 1965, he was wed to our late beloved Mother, Adarsh Kumari Arora. He was preceded in his journey to heaven by her on April 19, 2000.

 In 1966, Ram Saran took a leap of faith and moved to the United States working for Chrysler, embracing the challenges of a new country with courage and determination. Before this, he nurtured his family in Bilari, working with Ayodhya Sugar Mills, creating memories of warmth and togetherness.

 He completed his Master’s degree in electrical engineering and MBA in the USA.

 He was the cherished brother of a large and loving family, preceded to heaven by his siblings Smt. Swarn Kumari Arora, Smt. Prem Sachdeva, Sh. Subhash Chandra Arora, and Smt. Veena Miglani. He leaves behind his siblings Sh. Krishan Lal Arora, Smt. Shashi Chhabra, Smt. Rajni Dhawan, Smt. Ratna Pasricha, and Smt. Alka Mehrotra.

 Ram Saran is survived by his three adoring children, Rimjhim Arora, Ajay Arora (Anupa Arora), and Kiran Arora (Ketan Patel), whose lives he illuminated with his wisdom, humor, and boundless love.

He is survived by his five loving grandchildren Fatima (Francisco), Bassema (Irfan), Mariam (Divapati), Paras, Anya, and Sejal.

He is also survived by his six loving great-grandchildren, Isa, Gabriel, Daria, Sanya, and Talia.

 His life was a testament to resilience, kindness, and the pursuit of knowledge. He was the proud author of several books. He was leaves a legacy that will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew him.

 A small service to honor his memory will be held Dec. 24, 2024. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to :Michigan Indian Asian Services 

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 He will be deeply missed, but his spirit will continue to be with us and inspire us every day.