Rollins College graduate Nabeel Aslam of Lexington, Kentucky has sadly passed away. He died after a deadly car accident on Sunday 21st July 2024 leaving behind his family, friends and colleagues. He was confirmed dead through a Facebook post that reads “Sayre School mourns the sudden and tragic loss of Sayre alum, Nabeel Aslam ’20. Nabeel, son of Dr. Azhar Aslam and Dr. Uzma Shireen Aslam and brother to Sana Aslam ‘16, passed away early this morning after a fatal car accident.”
Who was Nabeel Aslam?
Nabeel Aslam was more than just a student; he was a vibrant presence cherished by peers and faculty alike for his jovial spirit and compassionate nature. Son of esteemed Cardiologist Dr. Azhar Aslam and Dr. Uzma Shireen Aslam, Nabeel brought not only academic prowess but also a warmth that touched everyone he encountered.
Nabeel Aslam’s journey at Crummer was marked by his dedication to his studies and his genuine interest in connecting with others. Known for his infectious laughter and ability to uplift those around him, he created a supportive atmosphere within the academic community. Whether collaborating on group projects or engaging in classroom discussions, Nabeel’s enthusiasm and thoughtful contributions left a lasting impression.
What you need to know about Nabeel Aslam
Beyond academics, Nabeel Aslam was deeply involved in extracurricular activities and community service initiatives. His commitment to making a positive impact extended beyond the campus walls, reflecting his upbringing in a family dedicated to both medicine and philanthropy. Inspired by his parents’ values, Nabeel actively participated in volunteer efforts, demonstrating a sense of responsibility and empathy that resonated with his peers.
As news of Nabeel Aslam’s passing spreads through the Rollins College community, tributes pour in from classmates, professors, and friends who remember him fondly for his kindness and genuine concern for others. His absence is keenly felt, a reminder of the profound impact one person can have in a short time.
Dr. Azhar Aslam and Dr. Uzma Shireen Aslam, who have dedicated their lives to healing and caring for others, now find themselves grappling with an unimaginable loss—their beloved son, whose zest for life and compassionate spirit touched countless lives.
