Birth date: Sep 13, 1966 Death date: Feb 2, 2026
Afterglow I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one. I’d like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done. I’d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, Of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny d Read Obituary
what terrible news! Just found out today that Nitin is gone. We studied together at Delhi College of Engineering and in addition were neighbors in Green Park, Delhi. We took the U-special together for over 3 years and bonded over our shared love of music and for being rebels.
I last met him in the early 90s when I was passing through Tampa and am sad that we did not stay in touch.
Rest in peace, my friend
-Soumitro Tagore
Nitin Mohan,
My dear friend gone. I am still in shock.
We go way back Delhi College of Engineering days. Our friendship via love for music. From beatles to hard rock even metal to classical...used to exchange tapes record.
I used to visit his house in Green Park , him mine in Rk puram.
Even our parents became friends.
We flew together for our grad studies, USF, were roommates for over an year. Did road trips, Amsterdam back to India.
Played tennis, racket ball... swimming etc.
Had great fun and hard work at school used to share in the evening while cooking dinner.
Loved his sublime sense of humor, very kind generous man. Laid back. Happy go lucky fella. Always a smile on his face. Great memories.
After college we drifted away, career..I moved to California.
Yet u never forget the good times with old friends. So many more great memories are gushing thru me right now.
My sincere condolences to his family, even though we never met.
May he rest in peace, will be missed.
Btw we were called the Nitin square. One of the square has left for a heavenly abode.
Nitin Chhabra
Nobody knows where you are, how near or how far
Shine on you crazy diamond
Pile on many more layers and I'll be joining you there
Shine on you crazy diamond
And we'll bask in the shadow of yesterday's triumph
Sail on the steel breeze
Come on you boy child, you winner and loser
Come on you miner for truth and delusion, and shine
Thank you for those 4 years of memories! And thank you for introducing me to Floyd!
I will miss you a lot!
My condolences to the Saini family. Nitin was a wonderful colleague and will be missed.
Ayron Fears
In loving memory of Nitin
It’s hard to put into words what Nitin meant to all of us at IBM. He was the kind of colleague who made the workplace better simply by being part of it. No matter how busy he was, Nitin was always forthcoming to help — stepping in without hesitation, offering guidance, and making time for others when it mattered most.
Beyond his professionalism, Nitin brought warmth, integrity, and kindness into our daily work. He left a lasting mark not only on our projects, but on our lives.
He will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Till we meet again brother.
Nitin Saini will always be remembered for his infectious positivity and terrific attitude. No matter the circumstance, he brought warmth, optimism, and a genuine smile to those around him. I had the privilege of being his IBM manager a few years ago, and it was clear that Nitin approached both his work and his relationships with professionalism, enthusiasm, and positivity.
One memory that stands out is our time together in San Francisco during a client visit. Beyond the formal meetings, Nitin truly shined in the way he connected with the client on a personal level. We spent time together outside of meetings and Nitin understood that strong relationships mattered just as much as the work itself.
Nitin’s happiness was authentic, and his presence left a lasting impact. He will be deeply missed by myself and the rest of his IBM family.
I am deeply saddened by the loss of one of our nicest teammates. We worked together on the same product years ago and I always admired Nitin's technical expertise, willingness to learn and contribute. The entire team will miss him tremendously.
I feel fortunate to have met him in person when he visited Toronto.
My heartfelt condolences to his family.
Dear Nitin,
Though you were my uncle, growing up, I always saw you as an older brother I did not have.
You were Neetu to me.
I remember how, at my mum's urging, you tried to be my math tutor, then told my mum they should just let me be. I will be most grateful for that advice. I remember the rotten ghost pranks you and Paras used to play on me during the nightly loadshedding era in Delhi, just to tease me. You were kinder and gentler and would often stop the prank before I actually got to a howling point.
Thank you for being there for me when I was a little girl who wanted a big brother because everyone else had one, and since you were 10 houses away, you had to step in. Thank you for listening to my silly stories and not running away. Thank you for sharing the Tintin, Archie's and Commando comics. My father and mother, Umesh bhaiya, and Veena Bhabhi to you, are devastated since the news came.
Sonali and the girls, we can only offer our prayers. This is too big a loss.
Seema
