Abha made a strong impression on everyone she met. Active in IETF,
NANOG, ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, AFNOG, the IRTF, the Internet Society, and
other organizations, she touched people all over the globe.
With the creation of a list for women in networking, her influence extends
to this day, bringing together people for collaboration and community.
She was greatly loved, and she is greatly missed.
Scholarship in Memory of Abha Ahuja
In October 2002, a scholarship fund was established in Abha's name. Donations
to the "Abha Ahuja Women in Science in Engineering" fund will benefit students
at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. We hope her memory and
this scholarship fund helps encourage a new generation of women to join our
engineering and NANOG ranks. Details are provided at:
http://www.nanog.org/scholarship.html
The Ahuja family provided the following information:
Abha always had a kind heart for poor people. Therefore, we feel it
will be appropriate to send donations to the Hindu Children Fund
(tax exempt ID # 38-3531639) who assist poor and deprived children.
The donations can be sent to the following address and we will make
certain they reach the poor children.
Hindu Children Fund
12459 White Tail CT
Plymouth, MI 48170
Pictures
If you have any pictures you'd like to share, please drop me
a note and I will link to your gallery or host the pictures for you.
kobi hsu: jhsu-nanog at mur dotcom.
I've recently found more pictures, and they are included below,
along with pictures others have shared (as attributed).
photo by bill woodcock |
abha's first snowboarding trip photo from joe and ren provo |
Abha and Mr. Bear shared by Vinnie |
Abha with the Original Bear taken by Wes Denlinger in August of '93 |
Eric Jackson's Pictures from their trip to New Mexico for Craig Labovitz's wedding. |
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Abha and Wes Denlinger in August of '93 |
Abha and Geoff Cost, Summer 2000 |
photo by Steve Noble |
photo by Craig Haney |
abha wearing the necklace I gave her for her 28th birthday.
photo by Peter Lothberg