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The Norwich University community was heartbroken to learn that a 21-year-old Indian American student died unexpectedly March 28.
Jeet Patel, of Wallingford, Connecticut, was in his junior year at Norwich University, the oldest private military college in the U.S., where he was majoring in criminal justice.
“Our hearts are broken by the untimely death of our beloved student, Jeet Patel, who died suddenly and unexpectedly this morning,” Norwich University president Mark C. Anarumo wrote in a message to the school community, according to patch.com. “We ask for privacy and respect for our community and for Jeet’s family, as we mourn this tremendous loss and work to understand the cause. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Jeet’s family, friends and professors.”
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Jeet Patel (Image via Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home)
WALLINGFORD, CT (From Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home): Cadet Jeet Patel, 21, of Wallingford passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Sunday, March 28 in Vermont. He was born on February 18, 2000 in New Haven, CT. Jeet is survived by his parents Jay and Shital, brother Yash, his grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends.
Though Jeet s life was not long, it was full. He lived a peaceful life brimming with laughter, friendship, and boundless personal and professional accomplishments. He was kind, fun, and self-motivated. Jeet was studying Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity at Norwich University in the Class of 2022 Corps of Cadets and aspired to become a state police officer in New England. In doing so, he hoped to serve and strengthen the community, which is a goal that perfectly reflects his character.
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