Keshav C. Ginoya

Keshav: A man who touch our hearts"¦ To leave behind a legacy is to provide others with an imprint of your character that will hopefully be reflected on for generations to come. A father, a friend, a brother, a leader, and most importantly a devotee, Keshav Ginoya legacy is a combination of all of the above listed expressions and much more. Keshu as he is affectionally called by those who knew and loved him was born on 1st of August 1960 in Galla Village, Jamnagar India to his beloved late mother Jamnaben and late father Chhaganbhai. As a child, Keshu grew up surrounded by his devoted parents, a large extended family and friends who loved and helped to develop the fun affectionate only child into a loving and kind man. Even coming from farmer's family background driven to succeed from an early age, after high school Keshu completed under graduate from Vadhwan then completed Masters of Art from MS University in Baroda India. He started working for the Times of India Group and Sambhaav group as an artist and received most prestigious Indian President Award in field of Art in 1984. Keshav married to Jyotsna Mungra in 1988 and then came to America 1990 and stayed in New York, Seattle (Washington State) for the few years. Keshav later relocated to Orlando with his family in 1996 and has resided in Florida since. From a young age Keshav developed a love and appreciation for Art. As a result of this passion, Keshav pursued his love of art professionally and opened a business and became a one of the best digitizer in Orlando. I remember many days and nights Keshav would spend countless hours in the office until the wee hours of the morning perfecting his art. Art helped to launch the successful business of decoration and worked long hours doing what he loved the most. The definition of a man, Keshu is best known for his generous and compassionate character. Keshu is a man that truly cared about and showed kindness to everyone that he came into contact with. Keshu was generous with his time, financial resources and most importantly his family. He loved his family, family friends and art. Keshu was always filled with laughter and stories that left an indelible impression on everyone he met. Keshu and his wife and children shared a very special bond that is hard to put into words... Keshu is survived by his wife Jyotsna and two children, a daughter Priya and son Parth, two brothers, three sisters, cousins, friends, associates and professional acquaintances that will truly miss him. Our Keshu has gone home now, guided by his faith and the love of his family and friends here and lost. At last he will be with his maker and has left those of us here who grieves his passing with the memories we're made, the good he did and the dream that will be kept alive though his art. May God bless you Keshu and may you rest in eternal peace.

Keshav C. Ginoya

August 1, 1960 - October 29, 2010