TANA TEAM Square’s Activities (2009-2010)
TEAM Square has been helping numerous requests. This is only a
partial list of our activities.
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Four
Telugu Students died
in a fatal car accident, with one critically
injured. The accident happened at 1:45 a.m. on 03/21/2009 in the West
St. Louis County town of Des Peres. The Highway Patrol said Miller, a 12-year
veteran of the Sunset Hills police department, was driving in the wrong lane
at the intersection of Des Peres Road and Dougherty Ferry Road when her
Mitsubishi struck a Honda with five people inside. Everyone in the Honda
except the driver, Nitheesh died instantly. The Victims who lost their lives: |
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entire Indian community is shocked with the horrifying news. TEAM Square volunteers
Trujakar Veeramachaneni and Dr. Prasad Bandi, along with a few other TANA
members, rushed to the hospital where the victims were transported and worked
tirelessly in assisting the families, friends and relatives of the victims.
TANA Team Square alerted the Telugu community and sought donations to
facilitate sending the bodies to India. More than 1,700 donors responded with
generous contributions. Prasad Bandi travelled to Chicago to get permits from
the Indian embassy, and Mohan Nannapaneni, TANA Treasurer, travelled to St
Louis, each at his own expenses to coordinate and expedite the transportation.
TEAM Square was successful in sending the bodies to the families in record
time. A wake/visiting service was held in St. Louis before the bodies were
transported to India. Hundreds of friends, relatives and local Telugu people
attended the service. TANA paid $23,320, in full, for the funeral home
services and transportation to India, from the donations raised for TEAM
Square. TANA distributed additional $40,000.00 among the four families of the
victims. The parents were very pleased with the support and response provided
by the donors, TANA and its TEAM Square. |
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Rajiv Reddy
Malladi, 28 yrs, Hyderabad, a computer science graduate, met with a train
accident on Monday, March 23, 2009 at 9:30 AM at 40th St, Sunnyside, NY and
passed away. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni, TANA Treasurer assisted the funeral service along with the help
of TEAM Square volunteers, Jay Talluri, Sriharsha Garikapati, Suneel Bathina
and Vijay Pati. TANA paid the full cost of $2,113.00 for the funeral services
held in Long Island, NY. |
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A Telugu young man,
Rudhraraju, 31, quality engineer at Toyota Motors in Atlanta, was found killed
in his apartment in Atlanta on 02/05/2009. |
Prasad
Thotakura, TANA Secretary, along with other TANA Volunteers and the Telugu
Association of Metro Atlanta helped to send the body to his family in India.
TANA contributed $2,500 from its TEAM Square funds. |
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Shashank Pulluru,
pursuing his MBA at Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN was
shot on 11/15/2008 the early hours of Saturday in Murfreesboro. |
TANA
TEAM Square volunteer, and Tennessee Andhra Samithi president, Satyanarayana
Rao Vadlamudi responded to the incident and assisted Shashank and his parents.
TANA provided $500 financial aid to Shashank. TANA worked closely with
Tennessee Andhra Samithi to provide necessary support to Shasank and his
parents. Shashank recovered from near death and returned to join his family
in Warangal, India. |
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A
major accidental fire affected 17 Telugu students, leaving them
homeless. Some of the students graduated recently and are in search of
jobs. Two apartments were burnt down, and residents of these apartments
almost lost everything. The present economy and job market is impacting
everyone in general, and disasters like this will surely have severe adverse
affect. |
TANA
TEAM Square volunteers Hema Kanuri and Seetha Thotakura responded
immediately. Both
went to the scene, took most of the victims out for food, shopping, clothes,
groceries and kitchen utensils. TANA contributed $2,086.87 from its TEAM
Square funds to provide immediate relief. |
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A Telugu student V.C.
was taken away by the Immigration officials from University of Hawaii at
Honolulu for deportation. The panicked parents, living in Palvoncha, Khammam
District, called TANA for help. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni, responded immediately, and his corporate attorney, Mr. Sean
Fowler, talked to both the Immigration and the University officials. Dr.
Lokeswara Rao and his friend Dr. Krishan Rao Chalasani, OH helped raise $5,000.00
to bail the student. Mohan and Sean successfully negotiated with the
University to reinstate his status. Sreemanth Chinnam, our volunteer, visited
the detention center in Seattle to bail the student out. After nearly a two-month battle, and through
tireless efforts, our TEAM saved one student from deportation. |
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Dheeraj Sukhavasi,
a 23 yr. old M.S. student of Lamar University, Beaumont, TX,
died on Monday, Sept. 14th, 2009 at 8:30 PM in Houston. The
circumstances of his death are unknown at this point of time and are
under investigation. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni & Prasad Thotakura from TANA assisted the cousin of Dheeraj,
Srinivas Sukhavasi, in sending the body to Dheeraj's parents in India.
Dheeraj's insurance covered the transportation and funeral agency services. |
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On 10/31/2008, a Telugu
mother and her two daughters, living in Novi, MI, were reportedly killed by
the father, who police have been attempting to track down ever since. |
Dr.
Bandla Hanumaiah, Dr. Lokeswara Rao, Uday Kumar Chapalamadugu, Vidyasagar
Maramreddy, Dilip Kuchipudi and many other TANA directors and Life members
visited and assisted the funeral service. |
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Kadiyala Murali Krishna, a student
of University of South Mississippi, was attacked on May 17th 2009,and
severely injured. Murali was attacked
when he requested payment for a case of beer from a group of people at the
store in Gulfport City- AL, where he was working.
While Murali was trying to note down their car registration, he
was hit and ran over by their car dragging him for 300 feet. The
attackers were arrested. Murali underwent multiple surgeries and still
needed financial support. |
TEAM
Square responded to the incident. Kishore
Pula and Rajani Akurathi of IL raised $2,625. TANA matched the contributions.
Venkataramana Yarlagadda, from TANA Foundation, visited Murali to present a
$5,520 check. Many more donors
responded with generous contributions that enabled TANA to send another check for $2017 to
Murali, for a total contribution of $7,267.00.
As Murali belongs to a middle class family, this financial aid made a huge
difference to his difficult situation. He is recovering from the injuries and
is expected to return to his studies very soon. |
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Charan Akula, age 42, was admitted to Kaiser Permanente in Fremont,
California, with a viral infection.
He passed away on 09/02/2009. He was single with elderly parents living
in Hyderabad and does not have any family members in USA. |
TANA
Joint Secretary, Veeru Vuppala, responded to the incident immediately and
raised $3,000, along with the support of Bay Area Telugu Association. Jayaram
Komati, TANA President, Veeru Vuppala, Joint Secretary, and many other TANA
life members attended the funeral services held in Fremont, CA. TANA contributed $1,937.00 from its TEAM Square
funds for the funeral service. |
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A 12 yr. old Telugu girl, YP, born with Cerebral Palsy cannot stand or walk on her own, due to severe brain
damage experienced during her birth. She is a 6th grade student at
a public School in San Jose, CA. She desperately needed a motorized wheel
chair to attend the school, and her father, who is working on a H1-B visa for
a small company, could not afford anything other than her routine expenses. |
TANA’s
Executive Committee considered the request of her father and contributed
$1,000 from TEAM Square funds to purchase a wheel chair for YP. Veeru
Vuppala, Joint Secretary of TANA, raised, with the help of Bay Area Telugu
Association, the remaining funds to purchase the chair, valued at nearly
$8,000.00. The wheel chair made a huge difference to her and her family life. |
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Naresh Dacha, 22 yrs, native of
Hyderabad, MS student at Wright State
University, died in a freak car accident on 09/01/09 at 5:30 AM in Dayton, Ohio. Naresh died on the
spot, hitting a tree while avoiding a cat running across the highway.
Varun, friend of Naresh and who was in the passenger's seat, is
safe with minor injuries. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni, Prasad Thotakura, Ravi Vallabhaneni, and Dr. Chowdary Jampala,
of TANA’s Board of Directors, worked with Dr. Mohan Rao Nuthakki and other
local TANA life members to send Naren's body to his parents in India. Prasad
Thotakura coordinated with the Embassy and University officials to expedite
the process. The University insurance covered the transportation expenses.
The money raised for this cause $10,549.00 is sent to his family. |
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A panicked mother
called TANA from India to seek help for her daughter P.N., pursuing an MBA at
Salem International University, WV. The parents suddenly found themselves in
financial difficulties, and PN was about to be expelled from the college. The
parents were deeply concerned for their lonely daughter, and lived, helplessly,
thousands of miles away. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni negotiated with the CFO of the university and succeeded in
getting P.N. immediate relief. Dr. Lokeswara Rao Edara took the initiative,
and TANA Foundation granted $1,000.00 financial aid . PN received financial
support in time and is now happily pursuing her MBA. She thanks TANA for
helping her in a difficult time and commits to volunteering for TANA
activities. |
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Mr & Mrs. Venkat Ram Reddy Enukonda, residents of Hanamkonda, AP, India, came to see
their son, a recent graudate at University of New Haven, CT. The parents,
their son, along with two of his son's best friends, were returning from a
two day trip to Maine on 9/23/09. At about 11:30 PM, the driver, Ramkishore Sadhu fell asleep, and the
car rolled over and crashed on highway 495 near Bolton, MA, killing the
parents, Mr. Venkat Ram Reddy Enukonda an Mrs. Bhagyalakshmi Beeram, on the
spot and critically injuring Ramkishore Sadhu and Sripal Reddy. Later on,
Ramkishore Sadhu was pronounced dead on 9/27/09 at MGH, Boston, and
Sripalreddy is recovering from a critical surgery to his spinal cord. |
As soon as the news broke, TEAM volunteers, Dr. Venu
Bathina , Mohan Nannapaneni, Dr. Surya Chundru, Murthy Kanneganti, and Suneel
Gundavelli, rushed to the hospitals to help the victims and their families.
TANA spread the news among the Indian community and sought donations to help
the victims. Several donors contributed generously to raise nearly $20,000.
The leadership, and the members of TAGB, TACT, and TANA volunteered tirelessly to support the
survivors and the families of the victims. Mohan Nannapaneni & Koteshwara
Rao Kandukuri travelled to the Indian Embassy in New York to get the required
permits. A wake service was held on 10/2/09. Nearly 150 people came from
within the local community and throughout the USA. Ramkishore's body was sent
to his parents. After a service,
Mr.& Mrs. Enukonda were cremated at at Mt. Auburn Cemetery, MA on
10/06/09. TANA contributed $19,268.71 and committed to assist Sripal Reddy
during his recovery. Prakash Reddy, Surya Jayanthi, Rao Yalamanchili, Purna
Rao, Divakar Jandhyam, Madhava Reddy, Ram Bhakar Noduri, Venkat Dyavanapalli,
and Dr. Bhavani Bathina are among the several people that volunteered to
help. Ramkishore donated several of his vital organs to New England Organ
Bank, leaving a remarkable impression on indian community at large. Mohan Nannapaneni continued helping Ramkishore’s parents by
filining necessary documents with the probate court, talking adminstrator’s
role of Ramakishore’s bank accounts, protecting his hard-earned money from
creditors and finally transfered such fund to his parents. |
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A Telugu Software
professional, S.N.V coming to New
York, was arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials in NY
airport for an inappropriate entry. According to him and his parents, he has
been cheated by an Indian consulting company in Bangalore. |
The
panic, retired, middle class parents calls desperately calls TANA for help.
TANA paid $1,000 to provide legal help to SNV. Mohan Nannapaneni, traveled to
NY, hired an attorney to defend the case, provided additional financial help
to VSN. After nearly 8 months, VSN has been successfully deported back to
India. VSN rejoined his family. |
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A toddler girl
suddenly died with an unknown illness with a week after coming from India to
join her parents in Denver, CO on 05/21/2009. Shocked parents, who were new
to that place needed community support. |
Mohan
Nannapaneni, Dr. Lokes Edara along with local TEAM Square Volunteers Mastan
Shaik and Anand Mikkilineni helped the parents in arranging Funeral services.
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An toddler girl
was killed in an auto accident in a parking lot of an apartment complex in GA.
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As
soon as TEAM Square came to know about this incident, our volunteers and Life
Members, Purna Vaarapaneni, Gopichand Duggirala, Dr. Sambasiva Rao and Madhu
Tata, rushed to the accident location to support and comfort the shocked
parents. TEAM Square provided some guidance in seeking legal help and
assisted the family during the trauma. |
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Supriya, H1 Visa holder, a native of Hyderabad committed
suicide on 11/06/09 in her apartment in Greensboro, NC. |
Victim’s friend Harith
and relative Praveen Nori contacted TANA East Regional Director, Subba Rao
Kolla, for TANA logistical help in sending body to India. TANA Secretary,
Mohan Nannapaneni provided necessary info, which helped to reduce funeral
home expenses. Mohan Nannapaneni and Subba Rao Kolla worked with Indian
Embassy in Washington DC to obtain permits to transport her body to India.
Ram Yalamanchili, TANA Treasurer provided Air lines info. Victim’s husband
covered all expenses. |
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Deepthi, a recent graduate, working at UNC, Chapelhill, NC
committed suicide on 12/09/09. |
TANA Office Manager got
the call for help. TANA Secretary
Mohan Nannapaneni, assisted Roy Matena, who has spent a significant
amount of time helping to transport Deepthi's body to India. Mohan
Nannapaneni coordinated with Indian Embassy, Air India and expedited the
process. |
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Another Telugu, young woman, committed suicide with
distress at her home in Columbia, SC,
Jan 2010. Panic husband seeks help. |
Dr. Raghu Korrapati, Chair Person, TANA Academic Affairs rushed to
their home. Provided all necessary guidance, and support to send her body to
India for cremation. Mohan Nannapaneni & Sudhakar Korrapati assisted
Raghu. |
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Mrs.
Subbalakshamamma Palle, 54 yrs, who
came to Morrisville, North Carolina, USA from Nandayala, AP to visit her
daughter’s family died in a road accident on Tuesday, December 9th,
2009 at 9:00 PM. She went for a walk nearby her daughter’s residence and
while crossing the road, she was hit by a car and died on the spot.
Subbalakshmamma is supposed to leave for Nandyala in ten days. |
Jayaram Komati, TANA president
expressed his deepest condolences to the Palle family. TANA Team Square committee Chair Srinivas Vallurupalli, TANA Secretary Mohan Nannapaneni and Executive Vice-President Prasad Thotakura made necessary
arrangements to send Mrs. Palle's body to Nandyala. |
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Prasanth
Goinka, a
28 yrs old, MBA student got killed
in a store robbery in Oklahoma City on Sunday, March 20th around
7:15 PM. He came from Hyderabad to International Technological University,
Sunnyvale, California two months ago to pursue MBA degree. He went to
Oklahoma City just three days ago to explore some job opportunities and found
a part-time job in one of the convenience stores. Two men walked in to the
store as customers, stole the cash from the cash register and gunned down
Prasanth. The case is under investigation. |
TANA
Executive Vice President, Prasad Thotakura was in constant touch with the
parents of Prasanth, Oklahoma City police department, the Chief Medical
Officer and the Indian Consulate authorities and made all necessary
arrangements to send the deceased to Hyderabad. Prasanth’s body was brought
to Dallas and then sent to Indian within four days of the incident. TANA has
raised enough funds to cover the expenses $5,465.00, from the generous
donors. TANA President Jayaram Komati and Secretary Mohan Nannapaneni
expressed their deepest condolences to the family of Prasanth. |
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Mrs. Kamala,
a mother of a Telugu Family living in VA came from India to visit her son,
who recently had a baby. She passed away with an unexpected illness in her
brain. The shocked family called TANA for assistance in sending her body to
India for cremation. |
Secretary, Mohan Nannapaneni provided all
necessary information. TANA Regional Director, Subba Rao Kolla coordinated
with the family, went to the Indian embassy to obtain documents to send Mrs.
Kamala’s body to India. |
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Six Telugu students involved in auto accident in West Virginia. One
died instantly. Praneetha Devi Kasani, (21 years), a Graduate student of Wright State
University, Ohio. She went to West Virginia along with her friends and while
coming back to Ohio, their car met with an accident around 6:45 AM on
05/06/2010 on I-64 in Beckley, WV. Sashi Venkata Kondury (22), Harika Vangeti (22), Pavan
Kumar Ragavajhala(23), Praneetha
Devi Kasani (21) are
from WSU, OH and Puneeth Reddy
Amarella (22), and Santosh
Maddali (22) are from University of Northern Virginia. Praneetha got
ejected from the car and died instantly. Other passengers survived with some
minor/major injuries. |
Prasad
Thotakura, Executive
Vice President, Mohan Nannapaneni, Secretary, Naren
Kodali, Trustee, Subba Rao Kolla, Regional Director
and several TANA Team Square volunteers including Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Valiveti of West Virginia helped
in rescue efforts. President of Indian Students Association of Rice State
University, Raghu Bhagavatula, and other students including Rajesh
Yarlagadda, Leela Krishna also assisted the survivors. Jayaram
Komati, TANA
President and all other Governing Board members of TANA offered their
deepest condolences to Kasani family. Prasad
Thotakura coordinated with the local volunteers, families and relatives of
the students and made all arrangements in sending the body to India. TANA is
took care of all expenses from its TEAM Square funds to send the body of
Praneetha to India. |
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Naresh Naidu, 24 yrs, native of Bangalore, severely injured in a
car accident on Tuesday, May 11th at 8:00 AM near Corpus Christie,
Texas died on May 12th Corpus Christie, Texas. Naresh just
graduated with MBA from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He and his friend
Naveen came to Texas from Pennsylvania to visit their friend Praduymna.
Praduymna, who was driving the car lost control of it and crashed in to an
electric pole. Pradyumna and Naveen were escaped with minor injuries. But
Naresh, who was in back seat suffered with severe head injuries and was taken
to Christus Spohn Hospital. A team of doctors tried their best to save the
life of Narseh but weren’t successful. |
TANA
Executive Vice-President Prasad Thotakura is in touch with local hospital
authorities and the Indian Consulate office in Houston to send the remains of
Naresh Naidu to India. Prof. Anantha Babbili, Dr. Ram Mulukutla, Costal Bend
India Association, Indian Students Association members, Aravind , Vikram and
several other TANA Team Square members are helping with the arrangements. TANA
President, Jayaram Komati, Secretary Mohan Nannapaneni, Murali Vennam, South
West Regional Director and all other Governing Board members expressed their
deepest condolences to the Naidu family. TANA
has committed to disburse required money from its TEAM Square funds to send
Naresh’s body to his parents in India. |
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Adarsh Johnson, 22 yrs, graduate student of University
of Mary Hardin Baylor (UMHB), Belton City, Texas was found dead on June
12, 2010 Saturday night in a pond at the University Campus. As per Benton
Police department’s initial report there is no indication of any foul play in
this drowning accident. |
Team Square volunteers and Sukumar Selvam, cousin of Adarsh
who lives in Atlanta, Dr. YV Rao from Temple City, Murali Vennam, TANA
Southwest Regional Director and friends of Adarsh, Ajay, Jag and Sunny assisted in sending
Adarsh’s body to India. University of Mary Hardin Baylor contributed $5,000
for this cause. |
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Sasi
Sekhar Kunta, A 26 year old Vijayawada Native, and a Ph. D in computer science student at
University of Vermont, drowned after
jumping from a bridge into the Winooski River for swimming on June 6th,
2010. Hi body was recovered on the next day moring. Shocked parents and
friends called TANA for assistance. |
Mohan Nannapaneni responded to the call,
guided TEAM Square volunteers,
coordinated with the funeral home and Indian consulate. Mohan Nutakki, Muthy Kanneganti and Sasi’s Friends Ambu made necessary
arrangements for the wake services. University of Vermont’s insurance covered
all the expenses to transport Sasi’s body to India. With the TEAM Square
help, Sasi’s body was able to reach
India within four days from the incident. |
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A 2 year old boy, Sujay befall a fateful accident on Saturday, May 22, 2010 while
his parents who live in Massachusetts, were visiting their friends in
Hartford CT. Sujay fell through a screen window of a second floor of an
apartment building and died with critical injuries. |
Rao Yalamanchili, President of Telugu
Association of Connecticut along with other TEAM Square volunteers and friends
assisted the family in making necessary arrangements for Sujay’s funeral
service. |
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Software engineer Jayanth Bheemireddy (30), riding a
bike and returning home after watching a weekend football match died when he
rammed a road median near his residence at Virginia on Sunday June 13th,
2010. |
Jayant's
employer, Ram Kancherla of Computech
paid all expenditures. Jayanth’s
friend Vijay Marupudi traveled to VA to assist local volunteers and friends.
Satyanarayana Reddy Kandimalla, Ram Mohan Konda, Chittaranjan Reddy Nallu,
Rajesh Madireddy, TEAM Square volunteers Trilok Kantheti, Subba Kolla,
Jayanth’s friends Sathya Raman, Sridhar, Vittal, Harsha helped sending the
body of Jayanth to India. Mohan
Nannapaneni explained Jayant's friends
in a conference call how to take care of final issues such as Jayanth’s Bank account, credit cards etc..Jayanth’s
body was sent to his parents within five days from the date of incident. |
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Arun Kumar Narote, 26 yrs, M.S student at Stratford
University, VA was shot dead in a
grocery store in Bridgeport, CT, where he has been working on a part time
jobs to support his educational expenses. As per preliminary police reports,
on Monday, July 12th around 9:30 PM, two masked men walked in to "Norman
Grocery Store" where Arun Kumar was working as a store clerk, robbed the
cash and shot him in the head, though there was no resistance found. The
suspects were attested and the case is under investigation. |
Prasad
Thotakura, responded to the call from his friends, spoke with Arun’s family
members and made necessary arrangements to complete the formalities to send
the body to India. Mohan Nannapaneni and Dr. Naren Kodali, Arun’s friends
Karthik, Revanth coordinated with Stratford University and Funeral home.
Stratford University generously committed to contributing $5,000 towards
transportation charges. TANA members and friends are contributing to TEAM
Square to cover remaining expenses. |
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Srikanth Badrinath Eluri a 36 year old Software Engineer shockingly expired with a massive stroke. His brother and friends contacted TANA for help in transporting his body to India. |
Dr. Hanumaiah Bandla asked TEAM Square to assist Mr.
Eluri’s family. Mohan Nannapaneni assisted the family and friends from the
time of the call received till Mr. Eluri reached India. Srikanth’s friends
Prasad Kasireddy, Chaitanya, Vidya Sagar and Hari helped the family and TEAM
Square at their best possible efforts. Mohan Nannapaneni coordinated with the
Indian consulate, the Funeral home, and the family to expedite the process.
Despite of their hectic schedule on a weekend, the officials of the Indian
consulate Mr. Parmod Bajaj and Mrs. Abraham were kind enough in going extra
mile in granting permits. The family and the employer of Mr. Badrinath took
care of all the expenses. TANA TEAM Square provided a timely, efficient and
seamless assistance to send Mr. Eluri to India within four days of his
death. The family of Badrinath thanked TANA, TEAM Square and Indian Consulate
for helping |
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Kalpana
Immidisetty, a 25 year old young woman passed
away with a premature delivery of her pregnancy on July 15th, 2010
in Raleigh NC. Shocked husband and his best friend Murali Mahesh called TANA
TEAM Square for assistance. Kaplana is
survived by her husband Kiran and a 2 year old son. They have recently moved
to Raleigh, NC from California and do not have many friends or other family
members around to help them. |
Mohan Nannapaneni
responded to the request and assisted throughout the process of transporting
her body to India for cremation. TEAM Square volunteers Suresh Kakarala,
Rajesh Yarlagadda visited the family and provided guidance and assistance.
Mohan Nannapaneni coordinated with the family, funeral home and the consulate
to expedite the process. The family took care of expenses. TEAM Square is
very instrumental in providing necessary assistance and the family is very
much appreciative of TEAM Square’s help. |
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Our
Generous Donor’s list:
www.tana.org/webfiles/docs/TEAMSquareDonorsList.htm
Our Volunteers List:
www.tana.org/webfiles/docs/TEAMVolunteers.htm
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Guidelines:
http://tana.org/Safety_Guide_English.pdf
http://tana.org/Safety_Guide_Telugu.pdf
Interested in
Joining our TEAM?
Contact:
Mohan
Nannapaneni, Secretary@tana.org
Tel:(508)
612-6676