Bharat J Nagarsheth left his body on July 11, 2019 at the age of 59. He is survived by his wife, Anjana, and two daughters, Nisha and Meera Nagarsheth.  He was born on May 15, 1960 in Mumbai, India.

There are not enough words to describe our father, Bharat Nagarsheth.  He was a man of service.  He loved everyone equally.  He was a devoted husband and father.  And, he lived his life through love. His life motto was love all serve all. He truly lived by this.

He taught always to strive to be better.

Our father loved his family.  He would just show up to visit us. His daughters were his hearts, his lions. He never missed a moment to tell us he loved us, everyday.  He loved our mother.  He would sing and write love songs to her.  He loved family reunions and never missed an opportunity to spend time together.  He always made sure that the extended family got together at least once a year.

Our father was a pillar of the community.  He always showed up to every event, volunteered for every activity, and was always available when someone needed help.  No questions asked.  And, he did it with pure love. All the girls in the community were like his own daughters.

Our father was a great son.  He loved his parents, his siblings and always took care of them, even when he needed to keep balance in the family.  He never wavered in his responsibility.

Our father was a great colleague.  He had the same respect and love for his colleagues that he did for his family.  He always shared his accolades with his colleagues.  He believed that success was always a collaborative effort. Together, we can do anything, he would say.

Our father was the world's greatest teacher.  He always had patience with anyone that is curious and wants to learn.  Whether a child asking a million questions or teaching his nephew how to use a screwdriver.  He was a born teacher.

Our father loved life.  He would dance like no was watching whether while vacuuming or mopping the floor.  He was love singing bhajans and playing tabla.  He sang and played with his heart.  He traveled the world with gusto, loving every moment of the journey.

Most importantly, our father taught us to live life and always help others in our shared journey.  He always brought positive energy.  We will miss him with all of our hearts, will forever remember all of the lessons he has taught us, and continue to forge the path he has started.  We love you dad, always.

Our mother Anju Nagarsheth, ourselves, Nisha and Meera and our whole extended family will continue to follow his legacy. We will keep giving his pure love to the community and world. Love all, serve all.

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