The Washington Post, May 13th, 2007
In his last few weeks, Chandrasen Naroji heard that a friend was having trouble making arrangements to take his aged mother to the doctor. "This man [Naroji] was in total pain and could hardly walk," said Abu Talib, a friend of 40 years. "He called me and said, 'I know you will be out of town, so I can take your mother to the doctor.' " Talib declined his old friend's generosity, but it did not surprise him. Naroji was a man who would do anything for anyone, and often did. During the 1975 recession, another friend was laid off from an engineering job at Honeywell Corp. "I was completely out ...
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