Nitai dasa Departed: 1980 – 2012

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  • February 1, 2012

Respected Devotees:

His Grace Nitai dasa, beloved husband and dearest friend of Mandali devi dasi and nephew of Nityo Dita Prabhu, departed this world in a vehicular accident on the night of Jan. 31 outside of Jacksonville, FL along with two other young men, Yadu and B. Tim.

Please pray for Nitai and his young friends on this grievous occasion.

Please pray for Mandali devi and the parents of Nitai that they will consoled by Krishna’s mercy.

Nitai dasa was one of the movements bright loving souls whose presence will be deeply missed. Further information and a memorial will be announced shortly.

yr, malati dd

http://www.facebook.com/people/Nitai-Das/724282453

FYI, the auto link to his Employer on his Info page is incorrect. Here is the correct link to Krishna Kitchen.

DEAR PRABHU’S:
PLEASE GATHER IN THE TEMPLE AT 6;30 PM (BEFORE GAURA ARATI) THIS EVENING (2/1/12) . AND THEN FOLLOWING ARATI, THERE WILL BE KIRTAN ACCOMPANIED BY READING SECOND CHAPTER OF BHAGAVAD GITA ON BEHALF OF HIS GRACE NITAI PRABHU.
HARE KRISHNA

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Veda Guhya das
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February 1, 2012 at 11:05 pm

Nitai Prabhu and his associates have been staying with us in Northern California every summer since 2006. Nitai began organizing festivals of kirtan (Sura Prabhu & co.) and prasadam distribution at the Burning Man event in Nevada for two weeks at the end of the summer. The program expanded to where he was organizing numerous events in the west during the summer including Bhaktifest in September. Nitai engaged dozens of devotees and introduced thousands and thousands of spiritual seekers to Lord Caitanya’s movement in this fashion. He was always a pleasure to serve with and his jolly nature and fierce determination will be sorely missed. May Lord Krishna bless him with eternal loving devotional service!

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Deron Gille
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February 11, 2012 at 10:06 pm

The last time I saw Nitai we were coming back to New Vrindavan from a Jimmy Buffet concert tour. We had so much fun on Sankirtana. He was my best friend amongst devotees. I miss him.
Devaki Nandana Dasa