I'm Satish bhaiya's cousin. It's very devastating, My regards go out to this family. I know what it's like to loose someone. May his soul rest in peace.
-Jannet. Love you JDC.
I know we don't talk much, but in times like this, i really wish i could be there for you all. Prayers go out to your family and mom each and everyday, your dad is always in my prayers, he was a good man.

I met Satish and Rajni in 2000. He was actually a friend of my in law. He helped us initially in our settlement at Canberra. He was very nice and gentle person. He would go beyond limits to help out and see you are doing well. I had chance to visit his home few times after that. He was very dedicated person. Fond of religious activities at home and a devotee. It was really shocking to listen about his tragic death. However, a firm beliver of God, I thought some thing should be missing in life. A good married life, good and well educated kids, nice home, good friends. Everything was going really good. Did someone cursed this nice family. Don't know? May God rest his soul in peace in Heaven.
Sincerely,
Makarand and Ujjwal Kale

On behalf of Satish's many friends and associates who worked with him at Melbourne International Airport please express my condolences to the family and that we are all saddened at this tragic news.


I first met Satish when he arrived at Tullamarine International Airport from Aviation College in Melbourne and it was readily apparent that he was the stand out student of his class already professionally competent and with his enquiring mind it wasn't surprising that he was quickly promoted.

With the impending changes to Airspace Managment being brought about by Dick Smith (Chairman CAA) the emerging field of I.T. was an attractive alternative for those looking for something different and a number of us undertook Diploma studies in Information Technology at Kangan Tafe to gear up for the future and Satish took to programming like a fish does to water which was lucky as the Airspace consolidation plan was quickly put into place and luckily we had the new foundation of an exciting and rewarding career to consider.


Whether it was frollicking about making a mess on holi or fitting in and celebrating with a BBQ on Australia Day, Satish did it with an affable and engaging manner and occassionally with an impish grin on his whistle when he was having a bit of fun.

He will always be remembered for his gentle positive and intelligent attitude both to life and to those who he chose to share it with.


Ian Hogarth
Ex Shift Supervisor
Air Traffic Services Tullamarine International

Satish's Funeral will be held in Melbourne on Monday 05 January 2009 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery Princes Hwy Springvale (Boyd Chapel) at 10:30am to 12:30pm.
For further information pls contact his brother Jagdish Narayan 0422 592 501