Visitation
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Wednesday 1/18,
10:00 am - 11:30 am
Service
Talwalker, Bala (Manisha Talwalker) passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 15th, 2017 at age 70. Bala was born on March 10, 1946 in Nagpur, India. She was one of the most beautiful souls to ever walk this earth. She wove wit and laughter through all facets or her life. Compassionate wife, mother, and friend, sheContinue Reading
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Namrata Dani
left a message on January 22, 2017:
Premal Aaji, Guni Naat
Bala Aaji had been such a strong support to me while I came alone to study abroad in the US. She was kind, caring, lovely, beautiful. She was the perfect aaji (grandma)! A grandma who could be like your best friend who supported, encouraged and motivated you throughout. I will miss talking to her and feeling the grandma love.
Love, Namrata.
Suhas Juvekar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Manisha Tai was an extremely friendly person. She was always ready to help. When I was new in US - she drove me to various places in cold winter. She was very sweet and always looking for what is good in individual.
So many sweet memories! We will miss Manisha Tai. Rest in piece
Suhas and Ujjwala
Rahul Talwalkar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Our deepest and most sincere condolences to the Talwalker family.
Mohini and Sharad Moholkar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Manisha, Ravindra Rao and Suresh Rao greeted us with a smit hasya as we entered United States. Manisha brought pedhe, this pleasant lady made herself! The other
day, we just happened to listen to a few words of a then popular song. At first we thought it was a record player. No! Manisha was singing in a very low voice. It was Manisha's melodius voice!
Shilu mai Aparna Arun rao Rohit
left a message on January 18, 2017:
We miss you a lot mavashi. Whatsapp has given us a chance to be in touch regulerly . We will cherish your memories . Aparna Ajita we are with you . We always felt to be in touch with you through her .
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Radha Kirtane
left a message on January 17, 2017:
A very sad news.. lost a good soul today! She indeed was a great human being, so pure! She will be missed by a lot of her friends including me!
Jayashree and Atul Laddu
left a message on January 17, 2017:
Manisha Talwalker was an extremely sweet and friendly lady. She and her husband Ravindra were one of the Marathi families the Laddu's came to know very well. Manisha was a great cook, and taught Jayashree Laddu how to made the delicious South Indian Wada. Manisha had attended the very first Sankranti in Milwaukee at our apartment at 4601 South First Street, Apt# 139 in Milwaukee. We did dohal jewan for Manisha’s first daughter Aparna with Neena Mote. So many sweet memories! Manisha, we will miss you, but want you to have eternal peace in Heaven!
Jayashree and Atul Laddu
Govind and Jayashree Deshmukh
left a message on January 17, 2017:
We were the residents of Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1971 till 1975. We came very close to Talwalkar family while we were there. Manisha was an excellent cook besides being a wonderful person. She also was a role model of dutiful wife and mother for her children. . She taught us a Nagpuri dish named "Gole Bhat". It is our family's most cherished dish. I remember helping Ravindra select his first car Chevy Nova. Those were the golden days. We pray for her heavenly abode. May God give her soul, a lasting peace.
Meera and Hemant Kulkarni, Brown Deer
left a message on January 16, 2017:
We believe writing about these painful feelings actually helps the healing process. Writing about our feeling and also fears, validates them and helps us live though the pain and feelings of loss. Manisha was a fighter to the end & was blessed by her loving daughters, husband, relatives and a good number of friends including us since she first came to Milwaukee in early seventies. May her soul rest in peace!
Suneeti and Shrinivas Joshi
left a message on January 16, 2017:
Very sorry to read the news of Manisha's passing away. We are in Florida so will not be able to attend the funeral. But please accept our heartfelt sympathies and condolences. May God rest her soul in peace.
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Namrata Dani
left a message on January 22, 2017:
Premal Aaji, Guni Naat
Bala Aaji had been such a strong support to me while I came alone to study abroad in the US. She was kind, caring, lovely, beautiful. She was the perfect aaji (grandma)! A grandma who could be like your best friend who supported, encouraged and motivated you throughout. I will miss talking to her and feeling the grandma love.
Love, Namrata.
Suhas Juvekar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Manisha Tai was an extremely friendly person. She was always ready to help. When I was new in US - she drove me to various places in cold winter. She was very sweet and always looking for what is good in individual.
So many sweet memories! We will miss Manisha Tai. Rest in piece
Suhas and Ujjwala
Rahul Talwalkar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Our deepest and most sincere condolences to the Talwalker family.
Mohini and Sharad Moholkar
left a message on January 18, 2017:
Manisha, Ravindra Rao and Suresh Rao greeted us with a smit hasya as we entered United States. Manisha brought pedhe, this pleasant lady made herself! The other
day, we just happened to listen to a few words of a then popular song. At first we thought it was a record player. No! Manisha was singing in a very low voice. It was Manisha's melodius voice!
Shilu mai Aparna Arun rao Rohit
left a message on January 18, 2017:
We miss you a lot mavashi. Whatsapp has given us a chance to be in touch regulerly . We will cherish your memories . Aparna Ajita we are with you . We always felt to be in touch with you through her .
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Radha Kirtane
left a message on January 17, 2017:
A very sad news.. lost a good soul today! She indeed was a great human being, so pure! She will be missed by a lot of her friends including me!
Jayashree and Atul Laddu
left a message on January 17, 2017:
Manisha Talwalker was an extremely sweet and friendly lady. She and her husband Ravindra were one of the Marathi families the Laddu's came to know very well. Manisha was a great cook, and taught Jayashree Laddu how to made the delicious South Indian Wada. Manisha had attended the very first Sankranti in Milwaukee at our apartment at 4601 South First Street, Apt# 139 in Milwaukee. We did dohal jewan for Manisha’s first daughter Aparna with Neena Mote. So many sweet memories! Manisha, we will miss you, but want you to have eternal peace in Heaven!
Jayashree and Atul Laddu
Govind and Jayashree Deshmukh
left a message on January 17, 2017:
We were the residents of Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1971 till 1975. We came very close to Talwalkar family while we were there. Manisha was an excellent cook besides being a wonderful person. She also was a role model of dutiful wife and mother for her children. . She taught us a Nagpuri dish named "Gole Bhat". It is our family's most cherished dish. I remember helping Ravindra select his first car Chevy Nova. Those were the golden days. We pray for her heavenly abode. May God give her soul, a lasting peace.
Meera and Hemant Kulkarni, Brown Deer
left a message on January 16, 2017:
We believe writing about these painful feelings actually helps the healing process. Writing about our feeling and also fears, validates them and helps us live though the pain and feelings of loss. Manisha was a fighter to the end & was blessed by her loving daughters, husband, relatives and a good number of friends including us since she first came to Milwaukee in early seventies. May her soul rest in peace!
Suneeti and Shrinivas Joshi
left a message on January 16, 2017:
Very sorry to read the news of Manisha's passing away. We are in Florida so will not be able to attend the funeral. But please accept our heartfelt sympathies and condolences. May God rest her soul in peace.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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