Birth date: May 16, 1967 Death date: May 28, 2025
Ravi Murlidhar Jethra, 58, passed away on Wednesday, May 28th. Today, we celebrate his life. Ravi was a devoted husband, father, brother and friend. He had a contagious laugh and never failed to light up a room. His warmth, humor Read Obituary
I have known Ravi since we moved into this community. As neighbors, we always shared a special bond and friendship and his gentle nature and pleasant smile will be missed forever. My deepest condolences to Dimpy and Ila, and family as well as Athena I sincerely pray to God to give them strength to bear with this loss.
— In Loving Memory of Ravi —
It’s hard to put into words the shock and sadness I feel at the sudden passing of my dear college friend, Ravi.
We were classmates in the engineering class of 1990 in India — young, ambitious, and full of dreams. Life took us on different paths for a while, but thanks to Facebook, we reconnected after both settling in the United States. Since then, our conversations picked up right where they had left off, ranging from memories of college days to lively debates on Indian and American politics.
Ravi was refreshingly honest, transparent, and never afraid to speak his mind. He had a rare quality of being unapologetically himself — a quality I admired deeply.
Not sure why God chooses to call the good ones early… Ravi, 58 is far too soon. I’m still struggling to accept that you’re no longer with us.
Thank you very much for standing on my side as my friend. Rest in peace, my dear friend. You will be missed more than words can ever express — for a very, very long time.
We live in the same community and I have known Ravi since 2021. His relentless support helped me win the HOA Board election twice and to give back to our community. His willingness to help his fellow community residents was a selfless gesture. He was a gentle soul and wished only the best for his community. I will be eternally grateful for the interactions I have had with him. Our community will miss a committed volunteer and a great friend for many years to come. I wish Dimpy and the rest of the family enormous strength to handle this irreplaceable loss.
