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Tomb at Sarah Johanna mimics a heavy truck
During his lifetime, Stephen Jaisingh, was a skilful driver of a heavy-duty truck attached to his parents’ business – De Emperor Trucking Service.
The dearly departed Stephen Jaisingh
A creative tomb idea
The truck Stephen Jaisingh drove while he was alive
When he passed away recently, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jaisingh, were not prepared to simply mourn losing him. Instead, they opted to celebrate his life by placing his casket into a tomb which best encapsulates how he lived his life.The tomb, which mimics a heavy-duty truck similar to what Stephen drove, has turned out to be quite a spectacle formembers of the public who pass the Sarah Johanna Cemetery.
In addition to his parents and other relatives, the 28-year-old Stephen leaves to mourn his wife, Samantha.
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