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Amrapali Zaveri

November 9, 1984 - January 24, 2020

The administrator of this page is Lianne Ippel

Amrapali passed away suddenly on Friday, 24th of January. She was and will be an inspiration to us all. She loved to travel, nature, and learning new stuff. Her shining eyes, her optimism and laughter filled every place with joy She will be remembered for her bright personality and rigorous organizational skills, as well as for her love of coffee and food. She loved to be amongst nature and travel to new places. Her favorite out-of-office email message was to declare that she was “one with Nature.” This meant she was not online -- and everyone knew she deserved it.

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2020-01-29 10:09:37 wrote:

I've known Amrapali for several years when she was a postdoc at Stanford. She had the most amazing personality. She was the happiest and most positive person I have ever known. I still remember her laughs and giggles on the BMIR floors, and how empty everything felt when she moved to Maastricht. I remember our lunches, coffees and long discussions on any topic. She had a gift of sharing her happiness with others she would meet. I can't believe that she is gone and I won't see her again. Amrapali, you will be forever missed! You will live forever in our hearts. My deepest condolences to her family and friends.

2020-01-29 10:09:37 wrote: I've known Amrapali for several years when she was a postdoc at Stanford. She had the most amazing personality. She was the happiest and most positive person I have ever known. I still remember her laughs and giggles on the BMIR floors, and how empty everything felt when she moved to Maastricht. I remember our lunches, coffees and long discussions on any topic. She had a gift of sharing her happiness with others she would meet. I can't believe that she is gone and I won't see her again. Amrapali, you will be forever missed! You will live forever in our hearts. My deepest condolences to her family and friends.

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