Anonymous ID: 5e5ad6 March 20, 2024, 6:31 a.m. No.20595565   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5571 >>5619 >>5642 >>5766 >>5862 >>5910

>>20595432

>Goran Obradović

 

>President of the Board

>>20595444

>Integrating Internet Voting within Democracy Suite

 

Words from some of Namanan Chittappa's friends at Dominion Voting Systems:

 

Words cannot express the heartfelt gratitude that we as an entire company have for the privilege of knowing and working with Namana. Namana knew and believed deeply in the importance of his work. He knew his work and the work of his team was contributing to making the world a better place. What is more remarkable is that he remembered and exemplified this each day, and approached each day and each new challenge as an opportunity to make things better. Namana worked in an environment where most deadlines seemed unreasonable, where most challenges seemed insurmountable, and where failure was simply not an option. To most of us this leads to feelings of stress and chaos. Namana approached everything with a steady calmness – a serenity. To him, these challenges led to feelings of optimism and possibilities.

 

 

Namana's character exemplifies what we each strive to become each day. He was kind, thoughtful, centred and respectful. He never compromised his values. He valued his teammates and truly respected them. He managed to stay positive in overwhelmingly stressful situations. He would do anything and everything for his teammates without regard to himself, and did so regularly. His level of commitment combined with his extremely high level of technical competence earned him the highest levels of respect and trust of his team, his customers and other external members of the industry. When Namana said he would look after something, the rest of us all breathed easier. He always led by example, and when it comes to character, we can't think of a better example to follow.

 

 

Over the incredible four year period that we had the good fortune to be with Namana, he enriched so many of us in so many ways. His examples of character and competence will live on with each of us that knew and loved him.

 

 

 

Friends and Colleagues at Dominion Voting Systems

 

Namana was a wonderful person, manager, coworker, friend, husband. As many of you have pointed out, Namana never expressed negative emotions. Always positive, ready to help, capable of understanding every situation, every personality. As his direct manager I know we have lost a great Dominion family member. As his friend I know we have lost a great person. One of our best.

 

 

Here in Europe we will always remember our office and work related adventures with Namana, but much more will remember time spent with Namana outside the office. His jokes. His positive thinking. His optimism. He was a great guy. We will miss him a lot.

 

 

This shocking and tragic news put tears in our eyes. Our hearts and thoughts are with his wife and his family.

 

 

On behalf of Belgrade Team

 

 

 

Goran Obradovic

 

Belgrade Office

 

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Anonymous ID: 5e5ad6 March 20, 2024, 6:33 a.m. No.20595571   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5619 >>5750 >>5862 >>5910

>>20595565

>Words from some of Namanan Chittappa's friends at Dominion Voting Systems:

 

Witness speaks after Norfolk drowning

 

Updated: Friday, 18 May 2012, 10:40 PM EDT

Published : Friday, 18 May 2012, 3:32 PM EDT

 

Jason Marks

Rachel West

 

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - A witness speaks with WAVY.com after pulling a man from the water in the Ocean View area Friday afternoon.

 

Chris Amos with the Norfolk Police Department told WAVY.com officers were dispatched to the area of Chesapeake Boulevard and East Ocean View around 2:15 p.m. for a report of a man in the water.

 

"We were just coming down to soak our feet in the water," said Alex Phares. The Phares family from West Virginia was hoping for a memorable vacation. Now, one memory is one they wish they could wash away.

 

"I won't forget it," Phares said. "It will always be there."

 

The family spent the day on the Ocean View Beach and the first thing Phares noticed was the waves.

 

"It was rough, real rough," Phares explained. The next thing he noticed was a swimmer just off the shore.

 

"When we got here he was doing perfectly fine," Phares added. "He was out in the water and appeared to be normal."

 

Though a couple minutes later he realized the situation was anything but normal.

 

"The wife and I finally discussed something wasn't right," Phares said. "I went in after him and I told her to get some help. Other people that were standing out here came and helped me drag him out."

 

The swimmer was unconscious, so Phares and other rescuers began CPR. Emergency crews transported the man to DePaul Medical Center where he was later pronounced dead, Amos added.

 

Police confirmed the incident to be a drowning.

 

"It was awful," Phares recalled. "The only thing I remember was trying to get back in. I never realized it was that hard trying to get somebody back in with the waves pulling against you."

 

For Phares, that's one of those awful memories he wishes he could forget.

 

"I never had to do it before and hope to never have to do it again," Phares added.

 

The victim's name has not yet been released. Stay with WAVY.com for more on this developing story.

 

https://web.archive.org/web/20120520055743/https://www.wavy.com/dpp/news/local_news/norfolk/police-investigate-undetermined-death

Anonymous ID: 5e5ad6 March 20, 2024, 7:19 a.m. No.20595750   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5862 >>5876

>>20595619

>friends at Dominion Voting Systems:

>what's the connection, Sherlock?

>>20595619

>what's the connection, Sherlock?

you tell me Lestrade?

What did Namanan knowwhen he "went for a swim" in the rough surf?

Appears to me like he was suicided in the swamp

 

>>20595571

>The family spent the day on the Ocean View Beach and the first thing Phares noticed was the waves.

 

>"It was rough, real rough," Phares explained. The next thing he noticed was a swimmer just off the shore.

Anonymous ID: 5e5ad6 March 20, 2024, 7:31 a.m. No.20595862   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20595565

>Words from some of Namanan Chittappa's friends at Dominion Voting Systems:

 

>>20595571

>"It was rough, real rough," Phares explained. The next thing he noticed was a swimmer just off the shore.

 

>>20595750

>What did Namanan knowwhen he "went for a swim" in the rough surf?

 

>Appears to me like he was suicided in the swamp