Birth date: Nov 26, 1976 Death date: Mar 6, 2026
Ameet Kapoor was born on Nov 26, 1976 to his loving parents, Ashok Kapoor and Neena Kapoor, who instilled in him the values of kindness, family, and resilience that would define his life. He is survived by his devoted wife, Mitali Read Obituary
Have great memories with Ameet at the EY Partner orientation program in Orlando. He was such a fun loving, jovial guy full of ideas and never far from a good laugh or a joke. Always brimming with ideas. Still can’t believe this news is actually true - heartfelt condolences to his family 🙏🏻
My condolences to the Kapoor family. Ameet was a valued colleague and friend. He was positive and fully engaged with life. It's sad that we lost him so young.
My condolences to the Kapoor family. Ameet was a great person and always a joy to work with. We will miss his company and good humor. Pablo Castro Ornelas
Condolences from Singapore
I’ve known Ameet for more than a decade. He was a mentor, a friend, and like an elder brother to me.
This picture is from February 19, the last time we sat together over a drink. It was one of those easy evenings that Ameet was so good at creating, where conversations just flowed. We talked about life, ideas, and everything in between. Nothing felt rushed. That was his gift. He made ordinary moments feel meaningful.
What I will carry with me is how he made people feel. Seen, comfortable, and included. Being around him always felt effortless.
It is hard to believe that a moment like this is now a memory, but I am grateful that we had that time together.
His absence leaves a void that is hard to put into words. I will always remember him like this, smiling, present, and surrounded by people he enjoyed being with.
You will be deeply, deeply missed.
Ameet was a trusted advisor and friend. A true professional helping clients, like us at Electronic Arts, navigate the world of APAs between the US and India. We spent close to a decade working with Ameet, never a dull moment... after meeting dinners and drinks. Although our in-person meetings were few and far between, spending time with him in person was always like catching up with an old friend. We will miss you. My sincerest condolences to the Kapoor family.
-Sam Mendez
Ameet was an EY colleague and friend. We spent our time together mostly after work in a social setting. He was always smiling and laughing.
We had a series of calls at EY to share memories of Ameet. To summarize, he went the extra mile, excelled at relationship building, was pleasant and enjoyable to work with, and was effective. Junior people mentioned his willingness to spend time mentoring.
I’m sharing a picture from a February 2025 work trip to SF. We were out too late, and it was a rough flight home, but it was a ton of fun. Ameet will be missed!
A magnetic personality and soul like Ameet’s comes once in a lifetime, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent time with him. From his corny Gujju bhai jokes to the long, late-night talks about living life to the fullest and embracing the bigger picture, he left a lasting impact on me. You will truly be missed, but will always remain in our memories.
Sincerely,
Deep
A magnetic personality and soul like Ameet’s comes once in a lifetime, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent time with him. From his corny Gujju bhai jokes to the long, late-night talks about living life to the fullest and embracing the bigger picture, he left a lasting impact on me. You will truly be missed, but will always remain in our memories.
Sincerely,
Deep
