Sidhu, Kulwant Kaur

Kulwant Kaur, Surjit Kaur's daughter, is a passenger on a BC Ferries vessel. Kulwant Kaur is outside on the ferry's deck. She is wearing a pink-patterned blouse, blue jeans, and black sandals. Also, she has a karha, an iron bracelet that is a constant reminder of a Sikh's mission to complete good deeds on earth.

An elderly Surjit Kaur is standing next to her three daughters with her husband and son at the back. Surjit Kaur is wearing a pink-coloured salwar, which is Indian womenswear with a matching chunni, a head covering. In addition, she is wearing a gold necklace with a black necklace. Her daughters Gurcharan Kaur, Jessi Kaur, and Kulwant Kaur are wearing beaded and embroidered Indian womenswear with jewelry. Gurdev Singh, Surjit Kaur's husband, is wearing a blue-coloured pagg, a head covering, and a formal suit on. Gurvir Singh, Surjit Kaur's son, is wearing a red shirt, and is standing next to his father and has his hand up, making a peace sign to the camera. The background contains three chandeliers with many people in a banquet hall.

There are ten family members in this picture. Top row, left to the right: Gurvir Singh, Surjit's son, an unidentified man, Gurdev Singh, Surjit Kaur's husband, and an unidentified man. Middle row, left to the right: Surjit Kaur, Jessi Kaur, Surjit Kaur's daughter, and Kulwant Kaur, Surjit's daughter. Bottom row, left to the right: Harvey Singh, Surjit Kaur's grandson and two other unidentified children. Surjit Kaur and her family are celebrating her grandson Harvey's 7th birthday. Harvey is cutting his cake with a Snoopy party hat on. Surjit Kaur is wearing a blue-coloured chunni, which is a head covering. Kulwant Kaur is wearing a blue-coloured Indian suit.

Surjit Kaur is beside her daughters for her oldest daughter, Gurcharan Kaur's graduation from Abbotsford Senior Secondary School. Surjit Kaur is wearing a pink-patterned salwar suit, a grey cardigan, and a pink chunni covering her head. Next to Surjit Kaur are her two daughters, who are wearing sarees . Behind them are graduation attendees.

Photograph of Surjit Kaur and her three daughters. From left to the right: Gurcharan Kaur, Surjit Kaur, Jessi Kaur, and Kulwant Kaur. Surjit Kaur and her three daughters are standing near a window adorned with teal-coloured curtains. Gurcharan Kaur wears a blue-coloured Punjabi suit, gold hoops, and a gold necklace. Her wrists have bangles on one wrist, while the other wrist has a karhas, representing a Sikh's mission to carry out good deeds on earth. Surjit Kaur is wearing a patterned salwar suit with a pink chunni, a head covering. Jessi Kaur had a black-coloured long-sleeve top and a gold necklace. Lastly, Kulwant Kaur has a white-coloured long-sleeve top with a ring and a karhas .

Surjit Kaur is standing on the left wearing a patterned salwar suit, an Indian women's attire, with a blue-coloured chunni covering her head. Her wrist has an iron bracelet, a karhas that represents a Sikh's mission to carry out good deeds on earth. Next to Surjit is her husband, Gurdev Singh, who is wearing a formal suit, and her four children (oldest to youngest): Gurcharan Kaur, Kulwant Kaur, Jessi Kaur, and Gurvir Singh. Two daughters, Kulwant Kaur and Jessi Kaur can be seen wearing karhas.