Krishnan Lakshmin

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Krishnan Lakshmin

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We are sorry to inform that Jaya Krishnan Lakshmin passed away on June 24, 2021 at the age of 53, due to sudden cardiac arrest. Jaya Krishnan is survived by his wife, Anuradha; his daughters, Dvaita and Pajaka; his brothers, JayaRaghavendran, JayaVasudevan, Jayasridhar, JayaSatyaDhyana; and his sisters JayaParimala, Jayasri, and JayaSudha. JayaKrishnan was born in Villupuram, Tamilnadu, India to Sri J.L.N. Acharya and Smt. Lakshmi Devi. Jaya Krishnan was a devoted family man and a lover of nature and hiking. He participated in numerous marathons along with hiking around the many treks in the Himalayas. He was an enthusiastic advocate of Indian Classical music and dance. In 2009, Krishnan initiated an Annual event for children and youth in the greater San Diego area to encourage them to continue to learn Indian Classical art forms of music and dance. This event also served as a platform for the local budding artists to showcase their talent. He, along with his wife Anu Krishnan, conducted this program annually without a break, until the COVID-19 pandemic as a tribute to Saint Purandara Dasa for his Aradhana. Jaya Krishnan was very active and volunteered in the local communities such as the San Diego Tamil Sangam and the Kannada Sangha. He also was passionate about acting and has played roles in the local drama and theatre productions in San Diego. He served as the Director of Global Databases and Applications at the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) in Carlsbad, CA. He was a leader and executive providing transformative technology solutions. A resident of the San Diego community for 25+ years, Jaya Krishnan shared much admiration for all his beloved friends and colleagues.

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Chandrashekara Sastry

When I met Jaya Krishnaji for first time more than decade ago, he appeared to be one among us, an IT professional, family focused man etc. One thing which stood out was his pleasing, yet simple personality and was contagious. As I interacted with him and get to know more, I discovered that he is working behind almost every cultural aspect, whether it's Kannada or Tamil Sangham, Purandara Dasa/Tyagaraja Aaradhana festivals or inviting artists from India and arranging for music concerts or encouraging local artist to perform in the cultural festivals. He always used to work behind the scenes tireless to deliver a perfect cultural package and treat, starting from arranging spacious venues to pre-concert snacks to after concert Lunch/dinner. When I asked him why he spends so much of his resources and time, his answer was amazing "For Future (Generations)", he continued, we are responsible for carrying on legacy of our culture from parents to next generation. (I remember him saying, his father used to do same in India).If I start documenting every interaction and conversation with him and wisdom learned, it won't be finished even after several hundred pages and won't be complete anytime soon. My Heartfelt condolences to Anuradhaji,Dwaita and Paajaka and extended family, May Hari Vaayu give you the courage and strengths to overcome loss at this difficult time. I think best tribute to Jaya Krishnaji would be to carry on his legacy thru continuation of his work, which he did so perfectly. Om Shanti. Chandrashekar and Family.

Published July 6th, 2021
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Ravi Sathish

Dear Anu and Family Extremely shocked by JK's sad demise. JK was a great friend and a pillar of strength for wider KKSSD community. Deep condolences to you and rest of the family. Madhavi and Ravi

Published July 6th, 2021
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Kay Yes

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Deeply saddened about our dear friend Krishnan's untimely passing. Mr. Krishnan was one of few people I became friends with after coming to San Diego. I would frequently meet him in Tamil Sangam and Kannada Sangha events. I acted in a Tamil Comedy play with him in 2009. My heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies to his wife and children.

Published July 1st, 2021
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Sailaja Nagaphaneendra Thotapalli

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Published July 6th, 2021
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C. M. Venkatachalam

Dear Smt Anuradha, Dvaitha and Pajaka I am shocked and saddened that my friend Jayakrishnan is no more. I myself cannot handle this news. So how can I console you all - for you this is a huge personal loss. I remember evry interection I had with him. He was an exceptional man, a very good leader who honestly served the community. All the functions he organized brought together very happy people that enjoyed the program he planned. He was always smiling and had something genuine about what he was doing. This is a big loss for the San Diego community. Venkatachalam (Austin)

Published July 2nd, 2021
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PUNITHA R

Dear Anu, Dvaitha and Pajaka, We are deeply saddened to hear of your irreplaceable loss. Our heartfelt thoughts are with you all. We pray to God to give Nargadhi to the gentle Athma. Our prayers to give you strength and guidance to cope with this difficult time and peace for your family. Ravi & Punitha

Published July 1st, 2021
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