Feedback from some of the many people Team Aid volunteer coordinators have helped.
February 13, 2026 –
Espoo,
Uusimi,
Finland
My brother-in-law Ryan Sequeira had a major heart attack in the US and was hospitalized for 3 weeks. His situation was very critical and we were preparing just in case for the worst case scenario. I got in touch with Mr. Mohan through one of my friend’s network. Mr. Mohan had personally come to visit me and my sister in the hospital and assured us of all assistance in the worst-case scenario, although at that time, we were hopeful that my bother-in-law would make it. God had other plans for him and our dearest Ryan passed away on February 13th, 2026. I had then contacted Mr. Mohan and informed him about Ryan’s passing who then took quick action to get the whole process started. He first created a whats app group with all necessary where all communication was to happen with the necessary participants. All logistics related to taking a loved one back to India, is completely handled by TeamAid with support from the funeral home. All I had to do was facilitate them by providing all documentation and IDs that is needed. Some of this work involves fetching documents from US governmental bodies which is handled by the volunteers from TeamAid. I was fortunate enough to witness a couple of such instances, where I had traveled (I didn’t need to) with the Ashok (God bless him and who was one of the volunteers), to fetch these documents, for example, my brother-in-laws death certificate. In my case the whole process took about a week mainly because of the weekend and a public holiday. Otherwise, it would have been done in 3 to 4 days. During this whole time, Mr. Mohan, himself would keep me updated with the status of process which is very reassuring. It is clear that TeamAid has good experience with this process which shows in their speed of execution. As a grieving member, the only thing we want is that our loved one reunites with this family back home. That is all we want. TeamAid and Mr. Mohan helped me and my sister take off this burden from us and allow especially my sister to grieve. Thank you for all you have done Mohan. We will not forget.
— Pramod Jacob Mathecken
March 11, 2026 –
South windsor,
Hartford,
United States
Team Aid handled the process very smooth.. this shows their extensive experience in this field. Their US volunteers showed empathy and very courteous while interacting with the heart-broken family and patiently answered all the questions. They coordinated with the organizations including Funeral home, Indian embassy, TSA, Airlines.Thanks a ton for your services and support! I’d strongly recommend Team Aid.
— Srikanth Murali
April 11, 2026 –
West Chester,
Ohio,
United States
The Team Aid volunteers handled everything promptly, organizing all necessary procedures with great care and dedication.
— Rohan Maddali
March 11, 2026 –
Milpitas,
California,
United States
Mohan garu,
Thank you for taking care of everything in such a difficult time🙏
— Bharath Reddy
February 21, 2026 –
New York,
New York,
United States
I would like to express my sincerest gratitude for Mr Mohan Nannapaneni who took my call and told me he would be my family and help me get my mother back home for her last rites. He took care of everything and patiently answered all my questions. He ensured that everything was taken care off every stop of the way. He was extremely knowledgeable and responsive. I cannot express my gratitude in words.
— Radhika Mehta
March 11, 2026 –
Mumbai,
Maharashtra,
India
Mohan Garu / Team Aid, Words fall short in expressing our deepest, most profound thanks for the extraordinary compassion you showed our family during difficult time. When my brother-in-law Jitender suddenly passed away in Atlanta on March 11, 2026, we were clueless in Hyderabad,lost, overwhelmed, and helpless.
You and Your Team Mohan Garu, stepped in like guardian angels: coordinating the cremation with unwavering efficiency, securing his ashes for safe transport, and tirelessly helping us obtain vital documents like the attested death certificate . From the first call to final handover, your empathy, professionalism, and dedication made this possible. You turned unimaginable grief into dignified closure.
Your selfless service didn’t just help us logistically—it restored our faith in humanity. Jitender’s ashes reached us safely in Hyderabad for rituals and your support empowered us to honor his memory properly. We will forever cherish and share your kindness.
To every volunteer of Team Aid: You are true heroes. Keep shining- If there’s any way to contribute or spread your mission, count us in.
— Rajesh Regalla
February 22, 2026 –
Portland,
Maine,
United States
It was a great help, thank you.
— Yashoda Rawat
February 22, 2026 –
Portland,
Maine,
United States
Thanks for your cooperation..just because of your support we were able to manage everything during this difficult time.
— Deepti Dabola
March 13, 2026 –
Ohio,
Columbus,
United States
Mr. Mohan Nannapaneni has been genuinely very helpful, from clearly explaining the entire procedure to guiding me step by step on what to do and how to fill out the forms. I am truly grateful to him and the entire team for ensuring my brother’s body was received and managed with great care and dignity. God bless everyone #Thankful #Grateful
— Renuka Fernandes
March 20, 2026 –
Riverlea park,
South australia,
Australia
My family and I are thankful for Mohan Nannapaneni’s incredible assistance in bringing my dad’s remains from the USA to India.
Amid the grief of my dad’s sudden accident, the 12-day journey was filled with stress. His calm handling of the pressure, outstanding organization of the logistics, and unwavering support made an impossible situation manageable.
We will never forget his kindness during our darkest time. My family is eternally grateful 🙏 🙏🙏🙏
— Alekya Vaddi
