Sagar Dhanasekhar

On May 12, 2025, we lost a bright flame. Sagar passed from this life doing what he loved most – living fully, boldly, and without hesitation. Though our hearts ache with his sudden absence, we find comfort knowing he left this world the way he lived in it: with passion, joy, and adventure in his soul. From the very beginning, Sagar was a force of nature. He had a spark in his eyes and a restlessness in his heart that couldn’t be contained. He chased sunsets, climbed mountains, dove into oceans, and embraced every twist and turn of life’s journey with open arms. Adventure wasn’t just a hobby for him, it was a way of life. He claimed it calmed his soul. Whether trekking across distant landscapes, traveling the world, playing his favorite video games, spending copious amounts of time with his family, on unending work calls with his colleagues or simply sharing a laugh around a fire, Sagar brought a spirit of wonder and energy that inspired everyone lucky enough to know him. He didn’t just live – he soared. More than his love for adventure and thrill, Sagar will be remembered for his infectious laugh, his fierce loyalty, his ardent devotion to family and his unwavering belief that life is meant to be felt, not just observed. He pushed us all to step outside our comfort zones, to say “yes” more often, and to never let fear dim our light. As we say goodbye, we also say thank you. Thank you for the memories, the many life lessons, the adventures, and the example you set for living authentically and wholeheartedly. You may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. So here’s to a son, a brother, a husband, a dad, an uncle, a friend, a colleague – the adventurer, the dreamer, the free spirit. May the winds be at your back. You lived fully, loved deeply, and left us far too soon – but oh, how you lived. Visitation: Saturday, May 24, 2025 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM Cremation Service: Saturday, May 24, 2025 11:00 AM onwards Please Note: Per our tradition, visitors wear white or subdued colors for visitation. The Mausoleum and the crematorium do not have restrooms.

Sagar Dhanasekhar

July 11, 1979 - May 12, 2025