Funeral Notices

In Loving Memory of

Faizul Ansari Kahlil Mohamed 20th March 2025 – London

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of our beloved father, grandfather, and friend, Faizul Ansari Kahlil Mohamed, who died peacefully in London on 20th March 2025.

Faizul lived a full and adventurous life. His award winning career in financial software sales spanned decades and more than 20 companies, but what truly defined him wasn’t just his professional succes, it was his brilliant mind, his sharp wit, his curiosity, and his unique ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

He called many places home, Australia, New York, Singapore, London, and Thailand and wherever he went, he built friendships and left behind stories, laughter, and the occasional unforgettable opinion.

He will be remembered for his warmth, his humour, his love of conversation, and the deep affection he had for his family and friends.

Faizul was also a vivid storyteller, a passionate foodie, and a music enthusiast, always ready with a tale, a restaurant recommendation, or a new artist he discovered to match the moment.

Faizul was a devoted father to Ariella, Fareita, and Kahlil, and a loving grandfather to Fortnum, Maia, Amber, Felicity, and Roselyn, each of whom lit up his world in their own way. He also shared a lifelong bond and enduring friendship with his former wife, Reita Mohamed, whose presence remained a constant and comforting part of his life. He was a friend to many and a Godfather.

He will be remembered for his warmth, his humour, his love of conversation, and the deep affection he had for his family and friends. He leaves behind memories filled with insight, laughter, kindness, and the occasional cheeky remark that only he could pull off.

Memorial Service Monday, 28th April 2025 9:30 AM

Hither Green Crematorium Verdant Lane, London SE6 1TP

All who knew and loved him are warmly invited to join us in celebrating his life.

In lieu of flowers, and in keeping with causes Faizul cared deeply about, donations may be made to WaterAid.

He was deeply loved, and he will be deeply missed.