Siddhartha Nayak

Siddhartha(Chintu) was a wonderful, gentle, caring and above all a humble human being. He was like our son and will be greatly missed for ever. We love you. Sending our prayers for his soul to be at Peace.

My sincere condolences 🙏🏻.

Dear Sabita,
I pray for peace and comfort for you during this time. I pray that you know that you are loved and we will cherish the memory of the beautiful soul. Sending prayers for you and your family.

My sincere condolences to you and the family during this difficult time. Praying for comfort and peace Sabita.

Our deepest condolences to you Sabita and the entire Nayak family who is grieving this devastating loss. We are praying that God gives you strength during this most difficult time. Love always, The Garniers.

Marilyn & Don Proferes

our sincere condolences to the family

May Kord Jagannath rest soul in.peace.Omm
Shanti.🙏

I will not mourn the passing of such a wonderful soul, but rejoice in the short time I had known him.
May his smile warm and embrace you on a cool day, may the twinkle in his eyes guide you the the dark nights, may his laughter forever fill your hearts.

Shocking to hear the news. We met last year in Neena’s wedding.
Rest in Peace brother! Om Shanti 🙏
My heartfelt Condolences to the family.

My deepest condolences to you and your family.

My sincere condolences to Ms. Sabita and her family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Sabita, my sincerest condolences. May his soul rest in peace forever. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Siddhartha Nayak will always live through you in your heart.

I am with you my dear Sabita & Nina by heart and mind, especially today and tomorrow ❤️ I feel your pain saying your goodbyes to your beloved Chintu🥲 it is only a goodbye, because we are all going to meet one day in the eternal life. Hanane and Joe join me to present you with our heartfelt condolences, and pray God to give you the necessary strength and faith to overcome your tragic loss. May Chintu’s soul rest in peace and may his memory be eternal for those who knew him and loved him 🙏🙏

This very special and heartfelt message from our dear friends the Agarwals (Nanak and Manju) was unable to be read aloud at the service.

We are privileged to know Siddhartha, for us we knew him as Chintu, since he arrived in New York in 1982. Chintu and our son Chiku (Avi) grew up as brothers just like Nina and our daughter Ritu as sisters. Our longest and most memorable days were when Chintu stayed with us in Pleasantville for over a month. He was a wonderful, Godly child, full of energy, always cheerful and always going out of his way to help others. He was a warrior. His most significant virtue was equanimity. He faced all the challenges in his life with a smile, never complained and accepted the results with a smile. He will be greatly missed; however, his fond memories will live forever. We pray to Lord Jagannath to give the strength to Bhaskar, Sabita, Nina and the entire family to bear this tremendous loss and may his soul rests in Peace.
Hari Om
Shanti, Shanti Shanti!

My condolences. I was so shocked and saddened when I found Sid had passed. Feel bad for Sid too young to go, a life cut short.
We’ve know each other for almost 23 years. He was such a great guy and friend. Chatted on a daily basis. Knowledgeable about various topics such as current events, gaming, electronics, politics.
We got together for a drink or bite almost once a week. Often my wife would join. He also knew both my brothers.
I convinced him to buy a bike, which he rode for some time but he eventually got too lazy and reverted back to that dam electric scooter. I tried to teach him golf once, but he almost broke my clubs. I tried to teach him weight lifting, he gave up one set in.
But the tennis stuck. We had a regular game almost every week. Pre game we would catch up and talk and post grab lunch. Our regular spot was Saluggies East.
We went to the US Open tennis like 10+ years in a row. Saw some great matches.
We went paragliding.
We went on a trip to New Orleans. First night we were there he goes MIA for 6 hours without a word. That was the first time I thought he was a goner. But he eventually made it back to the hotel and we had a good weekend.
I will miss him. RIP.

We are deeply saddened by this sudden loss. The memories will give us comfort but our hearts still break.

I (Anmol) remember following Chintu around when I was in elementary school (circa 2003). The image of him on the computer in the basement with his backwards hat on will forever be in my mind.

Our love and support is always available and we will be there to help the family grieve.

To Dr. Nyack and family,
Please accept our deepest condolences. We are so sorry for your loss.

I am completely without words and devastated. I went to Wesleyan with Sid. He was one of my best friends then and our friendship has continued in NYC. We communicated almost everyday through Telegram. He was a great friend, confidant and always brought a smile to my face. Please let me know if there any events to follow. I can be reached at 917-627-1438.

Such sad news. Sid and I worked together at a FinTech company in Princeton NJ almost 20 years ago. We kept in touch and met up a few times a year due to our mutual love of technology, movies and games. He was a really good person – always kind, smart, genuine, generous.

I am so so sad to hear this news. Sid you were such a sweet soul and while we knew each other only for a short time, but you came to mind which is how I learned this awful news. I hope your soul is at rest. You are missed.