Venkata Siva Naga Kishore Amulothu

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December 10, 2019

I was introduced to Kishore in 2011 by my husband Dilli. He had his own inhibitions at the beginning but it didn’t take too long for it to blossom into an endearing relationship! I was lucky to gain his affection and freedom to treat him as a dear... more

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December 9, 2019 · via mobile

He is my brother in law. He is very very good person having more helpful nature. More over he is good technical and inspirational to all. God took him short age but he lives in our heart forever. May his soul rest in peace.
Miss you Bavagaru.

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November 26, 2019

I feel he born to help others, never hurt anyone, he doesn't deserve to leave us so early😓, Kishore was my colleague at IBM, we used to have fun chat at lunches and discuss more about politics, Yoga, Meditation, organic products etc. I literally cried... more

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November 19, 2019

We all try to be good people. Kishore did not have to try. He was my co-worker at IBM - that would be a massive understatement. He was much more. His name brings a smile on anyone's face. He was a dependable friend, a brother, a confidante, a family... more

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November 18, 2019

My dear dear dear Friend, I will miss you KB, till my last breath. (I used to call him KB, short form of Kishore Bhai, picked from our former Director Khurram Khani)
Shared such good times with you since we met at Blade Network Technologies(IBM) in... moreMy dear dear dear Friend, I will miss you KB, till my last breath. (I used to call him KB, short form of Kishore Bhai, picked from our former Director Khurram Khani)
Shared such good times with you since we met at Blade Network Technologies(IBM) in November 2010, as destiny would I got my apartment just opposite yours, it was by coincidence.
Our journey started from there, and shared a very very special relationship with you. We always had friendly banter and would not leave an opportunity to pull each other legs and that's what brought us close.
I remember you always told me, that if you are angry with someone you go into silence, I was much the opposite. That's a great asset to have, silence when you are angry. Not many today have that quality. I remember your famous quote in office (in our office we have a Silent one (Tony Phong, who used to sit in lab all alone and not talk to anyone), and then there is Violent one, (which is me). It was ROFL moment.

Even when you decided to move to North Carolina from San Jose, we did a cross country drive in extreme winter weather encountering snow storms on the way. That was a fun drive (although I caused stress for you with my reckless driving, as I remember you say that 'I wiped out Amulothu Family'). Another ROFL moment, the way you spoke that phrase with fear in your words.

While at IBM, we were at opposite coast for a long time, but we were always together, it was great fun to work with you. I shared my highs and lows with you.
Your advice in tough situations were leading light for me. Words are not enough to describe what you have been in my life.

I still remember that night of January 24' 2018, when you were diagnosed with Leukemia. It was a very dark night for me, I was shivering while driving back to home from Stanford Hospital, I just could not believe it.
And then, I could see the immense pain you went through with your treatment, with Bhanu & you expecting your first child made it all the more tougher. Life transformed on that day.
But you were a true fighter, you endured the most challenging times with great courage and almost beat the disease. Hats off to you my friend. I wish I was there to meet you one more time, I wanted to hug you, but I could not, I wanted to hold your hand, but I could not. I am sorry.

I hope you are now free from all the pain, and wish that you are Happy and Healthy wherever you are. Good Luck Mate!!!
Signing Off, your friend Kapura less

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