Birth date: Nov 9, 1954 Death date: Feb 8, 2021
On February 8, 2021, Jenny Ann Kanagaratnam passed away at her home in Heber City, Utah, surrounded by her family at the age of 66. Jenny was born on November 9, 1954 to Palestinian emigrants, John and Jean (Shamieh) Saah in Wash Read Obituary
From Robert. From the very first time I met Jenny, I loved her. She was always kind and caring. Jenny made me feel like part of the family. She will be missed.
It's hard to sum up 66 years of Jenny's life in a few words. She wore many hats...godmother to my 3 sons, nurse whe I was sick, maid of honor at my first wedding, travel companion to Spain, Hawaii, Branson, etc. Mrs. Fix-it when I needed help in my house. I especially enjoyed trips with our children to Chuck E. Cheese, radio shows at shopping centers, restaurants, birthday parties, and beach trips. I will miss our phone visits very much. You are my ❤️ and will be my best friend forever!
I remember spending a lot of weekends overnight on tupelo dr. It was the most fun staying with my cousins uncle kk and my aunt (godmother) Jenny. She always took care of me and was a great cook.
Karuna came to us at age 14 and it didn't take long for him to meet Jenny and before long they were a devoted young couple, and I couldn't have been more pleased.
Jenny was honest sincere and caring. They were both incredibly hard working with clear ideas as to what they would like to do with their lives. Pretty soon they established themselves as successful entrepreneurs.
They were able to live the American dream but also help lhe less fortunate among us. My wife and adore Jenny. We love her and we will miss her.
Bala & Rukmani Thuraisamy
(mama & mami)
Karuna came to USA. when he was 14. It didn't take long for him to meet jenny and before long they were a devoted young couple and i couldn't have been more pleased.
Jenny was honest, sincere and careing.They were both incredibly hard working with clear
idaeas as to what they would do with their lifes,prety soon they established themselves as successful entrepreners .
They were able to live the American dream but also help the less fortunate among us.
My wife and i adore jenny.We are going to miss her very much
My memory of my sister began at 5 years old sharing my tricycle with her on Kansas Ave. in DC.
I’m quite devastated as I’m sure everyone is as well.
A turning point in many lives is when she moved in with me and KK on Bushy Drive many years ago.
This is where Jenny and KK met.
I could go on and on about our cross country car trips together...etc...but I wouldn’t know where to stop.
Peace and Love.
Rick
