Condolences to the extended families of Gerard and Sheila. U. Olfie certainly 
had a sharp, enquiring mind and I remember the play “Murder is Easy” where he 
played a part. 

 

It was a pleasure catching up with Gerard and Sheila during my recent trip to 
Goa. Unfortunately, U. Olfie was unwell and I did not get a chance to meet him 
when I dropped in at his house.

RIP U. Olfie - your mind & soul are now free of your body to soar to the high 
heavens.

 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Anna J Sequeira
Sent: Wednesday, 3 February 2016 2:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [SALIGAONET] U. Olfie D'Mello

 

Sad to note about U. Olfie's passing. As close neighbors, have known them since 
college days when they used to come on holidays. True gentleman! May he RIP.

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On Feb 2, 2016, at 11:45 PM, 'Patricia Nazareth' via Saligao-Net 
<[email protected]> wrote:

Ohhhh! This is really sad news. One more very nice person permanently gone from 
our lovely landscape.

But it is true that the memories of those we love really do live on forever! 
Some great memories there, Rico!! I also recall U. Olfie being one of my 
biggest fans of my 'Fiddler on the Roof' act. He would always come by to tell 
me how much he enjoyed it. On one occasion, at LCHS, I recall having gone blank 
and don't recall what I said, but U. Olfie told me I improvised very well. I 
think fear could make you do that, sometimes! Also, I think I may have even 
borrowed his golf cap for the act, on one occasion!!

What a lovely person! Our most heartfelt condolences go out to his entire 
family. You will be greatly missed, U. Olfie!

Patsy and Fred

Frederick FN Noronha * फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا 
<[email protected]> wrote:

Sorry to inform you all about the death of Uncle Olfie D'Mello, Gerard and 
Sheela's dad (father in law of Stephen Vaz). He passed away early Tuesday local 
time. The funeral is on Thursday, I was told.  

 

Sorry to have missed out on other names of the family, but will update you on 
that once it's in the newspapers.

 

U. Olfie was a nice gent, a kindly grandfather figure, whom I long knew in the 
village. Our paths crossed since at least the early 1980s, when I guess he must 
have retired back to Saligao. I gather (though might be wrong on details) that 
he was the Post-Master General of Maharashtra at Bombay, which was a very 
senior post. Maybe someone in the family could give us more details. Till a few 
weeks back, I would run into him at the occasional function I attended, and he 
invariably wore a smile and offered a good word. His memory was sharp. He lived 
a full life, going at the ripe old age of 95!

 

What more could one ask for!

 

But there's another memory too. If not mistaken, U. Olfie was one of the few 
elders in the cast of the Agatha Christie English-language play (Murder Is 
Easy) put up by Angelo Faria, Patsy Saldanha, my brother Ricky and others 
youth, staged both at Saligao and Mapusa in the early 1980s. (I cut out page 
after page of stencils to be cyclostyled for them, which is how my typing speed 
improved to be better than that of most professional typists! Even today....)

 

Would often run into him in the Saligao Institute, when the elders would allow 
us schoolboys to join them on the Bridge table only very occasionally, when 
they had a partner short. (Of course, we lacked any technique and only knew the 
rudiments besides making foolishly bold and undeliverable bids, so their 
'discrimination'  was not based on age but on merit!)

 

A good, soft-spoken and kind man of few words but many good intentions, he will 
be remembered with happy memories.

 

Frederick Noronha.

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