Key Takeaways
- Nathan Errampalli, a resident of Illinois, passed away unexpectedly this week, however the details about his untimely death is not yet available.
- He was pursuing his medical degree at the George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences.
- The late Nathan Errampalli graduated from IMSA and Knox College with a major in Neuroscience.
Nathan Errampalli, a resident of Illinois and an exceptional medical student at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, has passed away, leaving his family, friends, and loved ones heartbroken.
While the information regarding the actual cause and manner of the untimely death of Nathan Errampalli, according to his former teacher, Tracy Townsend, Nathan passed away unexpectedly this week.
Tracy Townsend, an English teacher at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy—where the late Nathan Errampalli graduated in 2016—took to social media to announce his untimely death and pay tribute to her former student.
The post reads:
“If there are any members of the IMSA class of 2016 (or faculty and staff from that year) in my friends list, I’m sorry to share some sad news with you.
Tracy Townsend
I learned today that Nathan Errampalli passed away unexpectedly this week. I will share his memorial arrangements once I have more details about them and encourage you to send your love and support to his family.”
Moreover, the whole Bourbonnais, Illinois, community mourns the untimely death of their beloved member, Nathan Errampalli, and extends their heartfelt condolences to his family during this difficult time.
Nathan Errampalli was known not only for his exceptional skills and talent but also for his cheerful and kind nature.
Similarly, Nathan Errampalli leaves behind his parents, siblings, uncle, aunts, and the whole family.
Late Nathan Errampalli Was R&D Project Manager And Summer Worker At CSL
The late Nathan Errampalli was thriving in his career and was serving as an R&D Project Manager and Summer Worker at CSL Behring, a leading global biotechnology company, since 2019 until his recent demise.
The late Nathan was also serving as a QC Method Development Intern at CSL Limited since 2018 and as a Physician Shadowing at Riverside Health Care since 2016.
Moreover, before his current role, the late Nathan Errampalli served as an information technology assistant at Knox College while pursuing his major in neuroscience and a minor in Chinese.
In addition to his role as information technology assistant at Knox College, he also served as a financial director, computer laboratory supervisor, and special events member.
He graduated from Knox College with a Neuroscience degree in 2020 and had been pursuing his Medicine degree at the GWU School of Medicine and Health Sciences since 2022 before his untimely demise.
Prior to Knox College, the late Nathan Errampalli worked as a lab researcher at Northwestern University from 2014 to 2016.
Nathan Errampalli’s contributions to the Illinois community will always remain in the hearts of his family, friends, and loved ones.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- In the fall of 2015, Nathan Errampalli and fellow Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy classmate Sarah Dovgin co-authored a graphic novel titled Stolen.
- Very little information about the late Nathan Errampalli’s personal life is available, as he maintained a low profile and wasn’t active on social media.
- His family has yet to provide details about his funeral and memorial services.
