Satish Krishnaji Dengle

Birth date: Oct 28, 1946 Death date: Apr 8, 2016

Satish Krishnaji Dengle, 69, passed away peacefully on Friday, April 8, 2016 surrounded by his loved ones. Satish was born on October 28, 1946 in Mumbai, India, and graduated from IIT (Mumbai) with a bachelor’s degree in electrica Read Obituary

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Atul Sule

423w ago

Whenever Baiatya(Satishdada's mom) used to come to Pune,she used to tell us lot of stories. We simply loved all the stories and also her poems and paintings. One of the stories I vividly remember is about Satishdada when he was exactly 3 months old (28 Jan 1947).A lunatic lady and her lunatic son had forcibly entered the house with illintentions towards the child but Baiatya bravely rescued little Satishdada from the clutches of 2 mad persons. Satishdada will always remain close to our hearts. Atul Sule and family, Pune,India.

William Dewberry

423w ago

I first met Duke while working for a utility company. When the utility and I parted ways in 2001 other electrical customers in the medical district would not give a 52 year old black man the time of day. I applied at Parkland and had an interview with Duke. He was surprised that the utility and I parted ways. Duke explained the duties of the job I applied for. I don?t know whether it was the desperation on my face or what but Duke offered me a job. For that I am so thankful. Duke was up front and honest which was very refreshing. I learned so much while working at Parkland and this was because Duke first gave me a chance. My sincere condolences to the Family. William Dewberry

Shobha Kelshikar

423w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Satish Krishnaji Dengle

Alicia Gonzalez & Family

423w ago

Alicia Gonzalez & family purchased the Basket Full of Wishes for the family of Satish Krishnaji Dengle.

Giti Dengle

423w ago

My Dear Satish , Wherever you are, I know you are in a much better place . Although you are no longer physically with us, you will forever remain in our hearts and your spirit will always be felt. Thank you for coming into our lives and enriching all of us. You were an amazing person that showed us all how to live life to the fullest and give back to others. Your list of accomplishments inspires me to settle for nothing less than the best, and I?m sure you influenced many others along the way. You will always be remembered for your smile. I will miss the time of our gathering and think about all those Sundays when we met at your place.You were a Godsend, taken away from us way before your time was up, our angel in heaven! If I had to live my life over again, I would still pick you to be my brother-in-law, or rather, my brother from another mother! I will always love you.

Shelley Allison

423w ago

I met Satish and Carol over 15 years ago through international folk-dancing in Dallas. Satish brought boundless energy and sheer joy to the dance line and also genuine interest and friendship to all of us there. I always considered him and Carol among my favorite dance friends, although I saw them rarely after Satish's heart trouble. It may have put a halt to his high-stepping, but I think it's safe to say he never lost his passion for the music and dance. I work for a tax firm and it took me quite awhile to get the word that he had passed. I also regret that I could not attend his memorial yesterday; I was out of town with my daughter for Mother's Day weekend. Carol, I am sending you warm wishes and my sincerest condolences. You two were such a devoted couple and I am so sorry for your loss! Shelley Allison

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423w ago

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Bill Walther

423w ago

Duke was a wonderful and remarkable person in so many ways. His intelligence, curiosity and incisive humor were always present and prominent. I always looked forward to our visits – just seemed like we had so much in common, in the way we viewed life in general. I will always count Duke among my best friends. Carol, I wish you and the family all the best in weathering this difficult time. I know Duke will remain present in all of our memories. Bill.

Shabretta Jones

423w ago

Mr. Duke was the Director of the Engineering Department at Parkland Hospital. I had the privilege to work for such a brilliant man. He taught me so much through the years. I taught him how to solder. He liked working on ice machines and other equipment. He would throw his tie behind his back and start working. He was not afraid of hard work. I will treasure the memories

Anupama Kelshikar

495w ago

The morning of 9th April in India was an evil one ??? its wee hours brought with it in India the heartbreaking news of sad demise of my beloved elder brother, Dada. We were far away distanced by miles but always close at heart. He would call me every few days and the conversation would start with ?How are you Shobhya? Happy??? and how is Deepak"and I too would answer ?with your blessings Dada???.. Elder brothers are so so very special and Dada was the special most! He would escort us home from school during the lunch hours, tell us stories, teach us game of chess, meet our teachers, help us join college, the list is endless. He always won medals in oratory, stood first in class and made us all proud. All his achievements; I don?t know why but we just owned them by birthright after all I was his proud younger sister. His admission to Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, coming to USA for earning his doctorate gave us very happy moments. He occupied an invincible position not only in all his siblings hearts but also in the hearts of all the elders in the family. He was the apple of my mother?s eyes ?. She just adored him for his understanding of physics, maths and humane qualities??. As a student; Dada had literally a very large family of friends, here back in India and I would wonder how could he be friends with so many? Where from does he find time to keep in touch with all of them? He was a very warm person at heart and his conversations were always very interesting and had spark of intelligence and knowledge ??.. In this time of distress I but just can?t help thanking dear Carol, his kids Mishall, Lauren and Jonathan for all the love and care they gave him and made his life richer in every way. I also thank my brother Shashank who is an ideal brother who is always there for all our family in times of our illnesses. May God grant Dada?s family courage to bear this irreparable loss. Dada you will always live in our hearts! Shobha Deepak Kelshikar

Anupama Kelshikar

495w ago

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