Urushi Madani and Delanie Fekert Death, Obituary – The Quinnipiac University Physical Therapy Department announces the deaths of recent DPT graduates Delanie Fekert and Urushi Madani with great sadness. Delanie and Urushi were lovely people who belonged to our QU PT family and the class of 2021. For everyone who knew them, their grins shone brightly and will always do so.
We extend our sincere sympathies to Delanie and Urushi’s family and friends while our QU PT community grieves these unimaginable losses from a distance. Their untimely and awful death leaves a void in all of our hearts. Both will always be known as QU PT Bobcats.
What we know about the 2 women killed in an Uber crash on I-93 in Boston
The department of physical therapy at Quinnipiac University said Tuesday that the two women who died in an automobile accident in Boston on Saturday when a tow truck struck their Uber were 2021 graduates. Following the 10 p.m. collision near the Zakim Bridge, Urushi Madani, 25, of North Andover, and Delanie Fekert, 25, of Floral Park, New York, were declared dead at the site.
Despite suffering severe wounds, their driver lived. Both the driver of the Honda Civic that collided with the tow truck and the tow truck itself was uninjured. The Boston Globe was informed on Tuesday by Tracy Wall, the program director of Quinnipiac’s physical therapy school, that Madani and Fekert were both devoted students who worked in outpatient physical therapy. They had just earned their doctorates in physical therapy degrees from the Connecticut university, she said.
Tributes to Urushi Madani and Delanie Fekert
As a result of the announcement of Urushi Madani and Delanie Fekert’s passing being made public, friends, family, and other people who were close to Urushi Madani and Delanie Fekert are going through a period of intense grief. I don’t believe that life should be viewed as something terrifying. In my opinion, it’s very similar to getting a soothing massage after a long day at the office. In the end, you will have to pick yourself up and head back to work at some point. To sum it all up, that pretty much sums up life, death, and the economy.
