Birth date: Sep 15, 1946 Death date: Dec 2, 2025
Sujatha Sarma, beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother to three children, and grandmother to six grandchildren, passed away on December 2nd, leaving a void in her family that will never be filled. She was born in Kakinada, India, Read Obituary
Ammamma, Houston was my first home. I spent the very first year of my life here, surrounded by your love, the same love that has stayed with me all my life. Some of my happiest memories are the summers and Christmases I spent with you, filled with laughter, comfort, and the warmth only you could give.
You taught me so much in the quiet, everyday moments. You showed me how to cut vegetables at your kitchen counter, guiding my hands with your patience and care. You taught me how to make daal and rajma, not just recipes, but pieces of our family history, shared with love.
Thank you for shaping my childhood, for every lesson, every meal, every moment. Your love is woven into who I am, and it always will be.
I love you, Ammamma. I always will.
Uncle, Prashanti, Praveena, Kaushik - your mom’s laughter and zest for life made her such a unique person to everyone who knew and loved her. She will also be a part of my family lore - as the person who connected two families on a bus in the Himalayas that led to a wedding! I will miss seeing her during my visits Houston. Love and hugs to you all, Madhavi
Auntie was always warm and kind when I saw her. I remember her fondly at dance classes, community events, and family gatherings. She will be greatly missed. Sending prayers and my sincerest condolences to the Sarma family.
I’m her hairdresser for 16 years . She was not only my lovely customer . She is my best friend and teacher , she teach my how to deal with this life. I always love u and miss you .I will see you another life Suyatha❤️
We miss you very much Aunty.Deepest condolences. - Vijay and Sireesha
We will miss you Sujatha
- Sukeshi and Mahendra
