Mata Gian Kaur (1939 – 2026), Buntong, Ipoh

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of our beloved mother

Mata Gian Kaur

(2.11.1939 – 20.7.2026)

Wife of the Late Sardar Surjit Singh Randhawa

of Buntong, Ipoh, Perak

(Pind: Udho Nanggal, Amritsar)

who departed peacefully, leaving behind cherished memories and a legacy of love, unwavering faith and devotion.

A woman of remarkable resilience and quiet strength, she faced life’s journey with grace and steadfast trust in Waheguru. Through sacrifice, perseverance and unconditional love, she devoted her life to raising her family and instilled in her children the values of humility, compassion and seva.

She leaves behind her beloved family:

Sons & Spouse
Dato’ Sukhdev Singh Randhawa & Datin Dr Paramjeet Kaur (Petaling Jaya)
Late Harhimmat Singh (Ipoh)

Daughters & Spouses
Nirvere Kaur & Late Jaswant Singh Dhillon (Alor Setar)
Awtar Kaur & Charan Singh Gill (Taiping)
Bulwinder Kaur & Santokh Singh Sandhu (Petaling Jaya)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Naginder Kaur & Harmindar Singh Bhatt (Kangar)

Grandchildren & Spouses:
Keshvinder Kaur Dhillon & Ravinder Singh Rathord
Balraj Singh Dhillon & Sheetal Kaur
Gurjit Singh Dhillon & Sangeeta Kaur
Rekhraj Singh Dhillon & Navjeet Kaur
Gursharon Kaur Gill & Jeshveen Singh Sandhu
Harvinder Singh Gill
Hans Singh Randhawa
Kirat Kaur Sandhu
Gurpreet Kaur Sandhu
Aneil Singh Randhawa
Harcharan Singh Sandhu
Manroshan Singh Bhatt

Great-grandchildren:
Rajveer Singh Rathord
Rishiraj Singh Dhillon
Herleen Kaur Dhillon
Jayvin Singh Dhillon
Naamya Nyeishveena Kaur Sandhu
Ishneil Singh Sandhu
Deeraj Singh Dhillon

AKHAND PAATH SAHIB
Wadda Gurdwara Sahib, Ipoh
30 July – 1 August 2026 (Thursday-Saturday)
9.30 am, followed by Kirtan & Katha
Antim Ardaas: 11.30 am
Guru ka langgar will be served on all three days

Contact:
Dato’ Sukhdev Singh Randhawa: +60 19-263 0510
Bulwinder Kaur : +60 19-749 6136

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| Entry: 20 July 2026; Updated: 23 July 2026 | Source: Family

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