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Udupi: Former principal of SMS PU College Brahmavar no more

  •   Wed, May 19 2021 01:16:54 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, May 19: A 67-year-old Salvadore Noronha, a retired principal of SMS PU College Brahmavar breathed his last on the morning of Wednesday May 19.

He was recently admitted to the hospital in connection with a Covid-related ailment but succumbed to the illness as he could not respond to treatment.

Noronha began service in 1976 and was principal of SMS PU College for six years retiring in November 2014.

He was the immediate past president of Milagres College Kallianpur alumni.

He was active in many associations like Rotary Club, Sports Club Brahmavar and other associations.

 

 
  

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Wed, May 19 2021

    Deeply sorry to hear the sad news about our dear Retired Mr Salvadore Noronha who passed away. Praying that our Gracios Lord will welcome him into His Vast Kingdom for eternity for ever ! Thank you dear Lord !!

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  • Maria and Evans alex, Falnir Mangalore

    Wed, May 19 2021

    Very sad to loose a dynamic and multitalented peeson.may his soul rest in peace and eternal light shine on him condolences to the bereaved family

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