Birth date: May 15, 1972 Death date: Jan 4, 2023
Shashikanth Raghavendra, 50, of Tallahassee, passed away at home on January 5, 2023. He is survived by his brother, Srikanth Raghavendra of Bangalore, India. No local services are planned. Read Obituary
I worked on many projects with Shashi. He enjoyed his BorgWarner family as much as we enjoyed him! He will be missed by so many, but never forgotten.
Shashi was a very dear and valued coworker for me and I will miss him! I worked with him for a long time but took a pause when I left the company for nearly two years before returning. Shashi reached out to me personally when he heard I came back and thanked me - we talked about the great teamwork we had and the culture that made working hard together like being with family. Rest in peace my BW brother Shashi - made God bless you and and your family and comfort them at this time.
I worked with Shashi for more than 7-years and shared a cubicle with him for 4 of those years. I had the opportunity to know him personally and we talked about many topics of his interest--he was a very kind and gentle soul--dedicated to his work and always looking to improve and learn more. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him, but I am confident that his curiosity and creativity will go with him in the Great Beyond.
Love you brother, peace to you.
I had the pleasure of working with Shashikanth and got to know him well, as we shared a cubicle for several years. I distinctly remember he had a fear of driving in snow and would occasionally have me pick him up on my way to work in bad weather.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time. May God grant them peace and comfort as they mourn his passing.
My memories of Shashi were as a very dedicated professional. He was always an eager learner and very easy to work with. God's peace to his family and friends.
I had the privilege of working with Shashikanth for over four years and was grateful for his conscientious nature. He was often asking questions and wanting to learn more to do the best job he could. He also had a tender heart and asked how my family and children were doing. I am including a picture of him when I brought my daughter to work a few years ago. My family is praying that Srikanth, his father, and friends will sense God's comfort as we mourn his sudden passing.
As a coworker and friend, I want to express my sympathy to Srikanth, his dad, and his family. We already miss Shashi, but will celebrate all the wonderful memories we have of him. We know that he is in heaven and God loves him. We hope and pray that others will find comfort in this, too.
