Piya & Jiya Patel

piya & jiya patel

August 27, 2011


Resided in: Asheville, NC

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Joint services for Piya and Jiya Patel will be held beginning at 12 noon on Thursday, September 1, 2011 in the chapel of Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian. Interment will be in Calvary Churchyard.

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  1. I am so sorry for your great loss. Words cannot express my sympathy for you. Even though Jiya was only in my class for a short time, I could tell she was a wonderful child. She will be greatly missed.

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  2. Words cannot express how much my heart aches for you. My granddaughter, Kyndall, was in Jiya’s kindergarten class and talked of her often. You and your family are certainly in our thoughts and prayers.

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  3. Words cannot express how much my heart aches for you. My granddaughter, Kyndall, was in Jiya’s kindergarten class and talked of her often. You and your family are certainly in our thoughts and prayers.

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  4. I am so sorry for your loss. Words cannot convey what I would like to say. Your girls are angels now. I will continue to pray for your family.

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  5. We are praying that you find peace and understanding during this time. We live across the street and my daughter Katie would sit with Jiya on the bus in the morning.

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  6. May God keep you in his loving arms.As you go through your loss you are in my thought and prayers.God Bless you.

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  7. We are so sorry for your loss .But just find peace in knowing that Piya and Jiya are walking with Jesus and saying they are ok now .You are in our thoughts and Prayers God Bless you

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  8. I WAS SO HEARTBROKEN WHEN I HEARD WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU;RE LOVELY DAUGHTERS.I HOPE THAT YOU CAN FIND SOME PEACE,KNOWING THERE’RE IN GODS HANDS NOW.MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO THERE MOTHER,SHE HAS ALONG WAY TO GO AND ITS NOT GOING TO BE EASY,KNOWING WHAT SHE HAS DONE TO HER LITTLE GIRLS,I WILL KEEP ALL OF YOU IN MY PRAYERS.

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  9. We’re so sorry for your loss. We enjoyed seeing the girls when they came in and how precious they were. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
    Sincerely,
    Anne, April, Melvina, Elaina, Carol, Candace, Jamie, Meredith, Norma

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  10. I attended kindergarten and 1st grade with Jiya . She was a very nice girl and one of my best friends. She will be truly missed. My family and I will be praying for her, her sister,and their family. May the lord bless you and your family,and may the lord always be with you. A men.

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  11. Jiya went to school with my son Cameron. I only met her once or twice, but she was a very pleasant girl and now an angel to look over us.I want to say that my family will be praying for the father, and the family. There are tough times like these when we have to get past the grief and try and move on. The girls will always be safe now in the lords hands. I also want to pray for the mother, that may god forgive her and lead her into the right direction.Just know that even though it must be hard right now , you can get through it.If there is anything that you need don’t be afraid to ask.
    sincerely ,
    The Black Family

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  12. I never understood what happened with Jiya. I just knew one day she disappeared, next thing I know we are signing a poster with her picture on it. I just recently read what really happened, I know the teachers and counselor were trying to not scare us. But it really hurts to know that I could not do much more. As I’m turning 18 in August, I can’t bare the fact that I’ve been living without knowing what happened. I as a young kid was rude to her, but she would always try with me. I regret letting her see that version of me. I wish I could have understood and done something. I miss you, and I hope you’re better in heaven. I love you.
    – You’res truly,
    Second grade Angie

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  13. Hey Jiya it’s one of you’re classmates, I’m hear you sign something I should have signed long time ago. But I was never told nor shown what occurred to you. I’m turning 18 soon, sadly you aren’t here with me. Last time I saw you was when we were partners and we had to read in Mrs.Beams class. Never did I get to say thank you for being my partner. Nor did I get to grow our bond. I hope that you’re still watching over me, and our classmates. I miss you. I’ll be watching over you’re amazing father who loves my brother like he was his own son. Stay well Jiya! And to her little sister Piya, you’re older sister was a star, an amazing friend and classmate, I know both of y’all would grow up to be amazing girls. I’ll be waiting on our next reunion. <3

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