Dear all
We regret to inform the sad demise of Mr. Keerti Wadhawan, a retired colleague of UNICEF.
Mr Wadhawan worked in UNICEF Bhopal and Jaipur, and retired from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He was a very jovial person, had jokes for every occasion and was life of any party.
He breathed his last on 6 January 2025.
He is survived by his wife Ms. Veena Wadhawan.
Mr Harit Wadhawan, son
Mr Parag Wadhawan, son
Msg. can be sent by e mail:
kkwadhawan@hotmail.com
Colleagues who wish to send their condolences may directly write to them .
Thanks
S.Ramadass
We regret to inform the sad demise of Mr. Keerti Wadhawan, a retired colleague of UNICEF.
Mr Wadhawan worked in UNICEF Bhopal and Jaipur, and retired from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He was a very jovial person, had jokes for every occasion and was life of any party.
He breathed his last on 6 January 2025.
He is survived by his wife Ms. Veena Wadhawan.
Mr Harit Wadhawan, son
Mr Parag Wadhawan, son
Msg. can be sent by e mail:
kkwadhawan@hotmail.com
Colleagues who wish to send their condolences may directly write to them .
Thanks
S.Ramadass
Sorry to hear the sad news of Kreeti Wadhawan's passing. May Almighty rest him in peace.
ReplyDeleteWas a very close family friend when we served together in Addis Ababa. Was highly professional and a very helpful person. While he was loud any bubbly at every party - his wife Veena was just opposite always quiet & serene.
We will miss a good friend and company.
I met Keerti Wadahwan in Khartoum when he came to carry out a short consultancy assignment in South Sudan. He stayed with me for a few days before procceding to South Sudan and again after completing his assignment there. I found him a very jolly and caring person. Thereafter we became friends on Facebook and he always got in touch with me. I will definitely miss his beautiful and warm birthday messages/wishes. RIP my friend Keerti.
DeleteI am very sad to hear. I knew Mr. Keerti first in Tajikistan and then we also met in Indonesia. He was always very kind and a sincere professional. In Indonesia, I had just arrived and faced with the torrential rain, I was bewildered what to do and he invited me to the apartment he shared with his wife while there as a consultant. May he rest in perfect peace.
ReplyDeleteI am very sorry to hear that Keerti is no longer with us. He was a sincere professional and was loved by people he worked with in the field in Ethiopia. I first met him in Ethiopia in 2004 and subsequently in MENARO where he was a regional consultant for EPI. Both Keerti and his wife Veena became our close friends. Sheela and I spoke with Veena this morning. May he rest in peace. He will be very much missed.
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