It was a gorgeous autumn-day with cotton-ball clouds freely roaming, birds chirping, leaves turning yellow/orange, when a somber crowd slowly lowered the simple wooden-coffin of Late Gerry Charnoff in his final resting place. Born to a migrant Jewish family in New York, he excelled in legal profession. But, it was his lifelong justice-for-all, humanity, and charity made him memorable to lives he touched.
Standing under a nearby tree, Dr. Dipankar Mitra, an expatriate-Indian scientist suddenly remembered his Far-East teaching:
“At birth you’re crying, the rest rejoiced; on leaving you should rejoice while others cry.”
Finally, he understood the inherent wisdom.
Standing under a nearby tree, Dr. Dipankar Mitra, an expatriate-Indian scientist suddenly remembered his Far-East teaching:
“At birth you’re crying, the rest rejoiced; on leaving you should rejoice while others cry.”
Finally, he understood the inherent wisdom.
