Re: Dr Govind Bang passes away

[Guest guest]

Dr Govind Bang belonged to my batch 1971

Dilip Gode

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> Dear all:

>

> I am sorry to share with you that Dr Govind Bang ( batch of 1969) passed

> away on Tuesday following an acute illness.

>

> Dr Bang was admitted to a private tertiary-care facility at Nagpur

> following an episode of acute severe pancreatitis. He developed respiratory

> failure- requiring mechanical ventilation- and died because of multi-organ

> failure.

>

> Dr Bang belongs to the 1969 batch- the first MGIMS batch. He graduated from

> MGIMS, went out to specialize in Psychiatry and for over three decades

> was practicing Psychiatry in Nagpur. He was also a visiting faculty to

> Medical College, Sawangi (Wardha), a post that he left few years ago.

>

> Married to Dr Durga ( Anesthesiologist), and survived by two daughters, Dr

> Bang was popular in Vidarbha for putting at ease the dis-eased minds. He

> will be sorely missed by his patients who valued his patience and empathy.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> --

> SP Kalantri

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you are mistaken, SP Sir. (It is rare that I get an opportunity to

say that.)

Dr Bang was from the 1971 batch.

And I know this personally. He was my senior.

Kishore Shah 1974

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Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 9:30 AM

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Subject: Dr Govind Bang passes away

> Dear all:

>

> I am sorry to share with you that Dr Govind Bang ( batch of 1969) passed

> away on Tuesday following an acute illness.

>

> Dr Bang was admitted to a private tertiary-care facility at Nagpur

> following an episode of acute severe pancreatitis. He developed

> respiratory

> failure- requiring mechanical ventilation- and died because of multi-organ

> failure.

>

> Dr Bang belongs to the 1969 batch- the first MGIMS batch. He graduated

> from

> MGIMS, went out to specialize in Psychiatry and for over three decades

> was practicing Psychiatry in Nagpur. He was also a visiting faculty to

> Medical College, Sawangi (Wardha), a post that he left few years ago.

>

> Married to Dr Durga ( Anesthesiologist), and survived by two daughters, Dr

> Bang was popular in Vidarbha for putting at ease the dis-eased minds. He

> will be sorely missed by his patients who valued his patience and empathy.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> --

> SP Kalantri

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

May the lord bestow on his family the strength to bear his loss and let his soul

rest in peace!

Ashish Sachdeva '83

> Dear all:

>

> I am sorry to share with you that Dr Govind Bang ( batch of 1969) passed

> away on Tuesday following an acute illness.

>

> Dr Bang was admitted to a private tertiary-care facility at Nagpur

> following an episode of acute severe pancreatitis. He developed respiratory

> failure- requiring mechanical ventilation- and died because of multi-organ

> failure.

>

> Dr Bang belongs to the 1969 batch- the first MGIMS batch. He graduated from

> MGIMS, went out to specialize in Psychiatry and for over three decades

> was practicing Psychiatry in Nagpur. He was also a visiting faculty to

> Medical College, Sawangi (Wardha), a post that he left few years ago.

>

> Married to Dr Durga ( Anesthesiologist), and survived by two daughters, Dr

> Bang was popular in Vidarbha for putting at ease the dis-eased minds. He

> will be sorely missed by his patients who valued his patience and empathy.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> --

> SP Kalantri

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

May his soul rest in peace and God give his family all the strength during these

testing times.

 

Dr Manoj Singh

MD, IDCC, FNB, EDIC, FJFICM, FCICM

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To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Friday, 1 June 2012 2:00 PM

Subject: Dr Govind Bang passes away

 

Dear all:

I am sorry to share with you that Dr Govind Bang ( batch of 1969) passed

away on Tuesday following an acute illness.

Dr Bang was admitted to a private tertiary-care facility at Nagpur

following an episode of acute severe pancreatitis. He developed respiratory

failure- requiring mechanical ventilation- and died because of multi-organ

failure.

Dr Bang belongs to the 1969 batch- the first MGIMS batch. He graduated from

MGIMS, went out to specialize in Psychiatry and for over three decades

was practicing Psychiatry in Nagpur. He was also a visiting faculty to

Medical College, Sawangi (Wardha), a post that he left few years ago.

Married to Dr Durga ( Anesthesiologist), and survived by two daughters, Dr

Bang was popular in Vidarbha for putting at ease the dis-eased minds. He

will be sorely missed by his patients who valued his patience and empathy.

May his soul rest in peace.

--

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Dear Dr Kalantri and all,

Dr Govind Bang belonged to my batch 1971 batch. A very good man by heart.

May God give courage to his family to bear this loss.

Parvin '71