Reddy, Engal

 

 

Engal Upendar Reddy passed away on Saturday January 8th in the early morning at Trillium Hospital in Mississauga, at the age of 88. He will be greatly missed by family and friends

Engal lived a full and active life. He was born April 15, 1933 in Hyderbad, India. He was  educated in England at the prestigious London School of Economics. He moved to Canada, in 1965, and secured a position as an accountant at Chrysler Canada. He eventually was promoted to controller of the Ajax and Brown’s Line plant where he would retire after over 30 years of service.

Engal was a huge sports fan and grew to love hockey, football and baseball. He even learned to skate and ended up playing hockey in a competitive men’s league. He was very passionate about the game of golf, which he started playing in his late 30’s. He retired at age 55, which gave him the time to pursue his love of the game. Interesting to note that he has recorded every score for every game he played starting in 1988. He still played this summer and shot in the 90’s!

Engal is survived by his daughter Sunita and was preceded in death by his daughter Vinita.

Engal was a kind, and generous man, in lieu of flowers, you can help to continue this by making a donation to the charities that he supported:

Trillium Hospital

Salvation Army

Kidney Foundation

Cancer Society

7 replies
  1. Craig Deslaunais & Stephanie Nardella
    Craig Deslaunais & Stephanie Nardella says:

    Sending love and prayers to you and your family Sunny. May your father Rest In Peace and be always by your side in spirit.

    Craig & Stephanie

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  2. Helia
    Helia says:

    My sincere and heartfelt condolences during this extremely difficult time. Please know that I am here for you If you need anything. My thoughts and prayers are with you and may your father Rest In Peace.

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  3. Ronayne Higginson
    Ronayne Higginson says:

    What an incredible life and such a lovely tribute Sunita ???? He was so fortunate to have you (& your sister) as his daughters. He must have been so proud of the strong, independent, compassionate and kind person you are, and you being such an avid sports lover, must have been an added bonus. You were an incredible caregiver & friend. May his love and light always shine within you. Sending you and your family much love and support xx

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  4. Bob Gaal
    Bob Gaal says:

    Sunny, please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. I truly hope that peace finds you during this difficult time. Cherish the good memories. Your Dad wants you to be happy. Thinking of you.

    Bob Gaal

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  5. Kimberly Roberts
    Kimberly Roberts says:

    Sunni, Walid and I are so sorry for the loss of your Dad. The lessons your Dad taught you, the love he gave, the way he cared for people… all those good things live on in you my dear friend. A father’s guiding hand always sits on the shoulder of his children and I know your Dad’s influence will continue to be your guiding light Sunni! We love you and are thinking of you!

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  6. Lorrie
    Lorrie says:

    Our heartfelt Love and sympathy go out to Sunita and her family for the loss of her dad..Sunita as my close friend and one of the strongest, most wonderful caring friend I have ever met..and to the family near and far..we send our deepest sympathy..

    Lorrie, Glenn and Samantha

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