Dr Ashwin Bali

Dr Ashwin Bali

Ashwin was a young Doctor working in Yorkshire. He was a loving and caring Son, a devoted Grandson, a much loved Nephew, an adored Cousin, a loyal Friend and, above all the kindest, funniest and best big Brother.

Ashwin tragically passed away in his sleep at the age of 26 from Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS). No previous ill health, he just didn’t wake up.

This memorial fund has been set up in loving memory of our beautiful and beloved Ashwin, who is missed so very much and will be remembered every day.

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Battersea Park Half Marathon in memory of Ashwin Bali

On Saturday 7th September 2024, a group of us ran the Battersea Park Half Marathon in memory of our beautiful and beloved friend Ashwin, who tragically passed away in his sleep at the age of 26.  Ashwin was a Foundation Year 3 doctor working in Yorkshire and was loved by...

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Dr Ashwin Bali

Ashwin was a young Doctor working in Yorkshire. He was a loving and caring Son, a devoted Grandson, a much loved Nephew, an adored Cousin, a loyal Friend and, above all the kindest, funniest and best big Brother.  Ashwin was born and raised in Glasgow, a proud Scottish Indian.  He

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