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Sangareddy 1972


Susee Mable (centre) with Anil (far left),
nephews, Rajini's sister and Sasikala

Whether it was her son or daughter, her patients, her nieces and nephews, babysitters or children in the community; my mother Susee Mable was a beacon of light and comfort to all. She was a mother and a safe space rolled in one. She was born with a maternal instinct and the ability to selflessly and unconditionally give her love, time and assistance without judgment.

The photograph above, taken in Sangareddy, India in 1972 is a classic in our collection of family photographs. It not only displays my mother's gentle and timeless beauty but the host of children who were always happy and safe in her presence. The two nephews pictured above, in fact begged my father to accompany him on the two hour bus journey into Sangareddy just to spend time with my mother. She was a wonderful aunt. She guarded her young relatives with her wings and showered them with affection. Mum even went out of her way to cook for (and feed) them with whatever dish their hearts desired.

My brother and I were inordinately fortunate to have her as our mother but so were the many children who came across her blessed path.

Posted by: Suhasini

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