“I think he really was remembered by his clients because he would take the time to get to know them, listen to their stories and really just ask questions about their lives," said his wife, Samantha Harrykissoon.
September 26, 2022 at 12:05 PM
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Back in June, I got an email from the Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association.
It was a blanket message sent to everyone on the organization’s email list, and the subject matter—the shocking death of 40-year-old attorney Hemanth Digumarthi—got my attention. But I thought that if GAPABA wanted me to submit an obituary article on Digumarthi, someone from the organization could contact me separately and directly about it, and no one did. I read the email and moved on.
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Hemanth Digumarthi speaks at a Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association event in 2015, the year he served as the organization’s president. (Courtesy photo)
