According to the South Brunswick police department, officers rushed to Route 27 at 9:21 p.m. when Neville D’Rozario was struck by a 2015 Ford F150 while he was crossing the street. At the time of the collision, D’Rozario was not in the crosswalk, according to the police.
D’Rozario was discovered to be bleeding and unconscious. He was taken to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to the police. According to the authorities, the driver remained at the site.
According to his obituary, which can be found on the website of Evergreen Funeral Home, D’Rozario was born in Bangladesh and devoted his entire life to assisting people and practicing medicine all over the world.
His obituary makes reference to the fact that D’Rozario was deeply involved in the Bangladeshi Christian community and had a strong desire to serve as a mentor to younger people. According to his obituary, he was the leader of the initiatives to deliver water and sewage infrastructure to Bangladesh, and he also participated with outreach efforts following two different catastrophic floods.
He was a source of enormous love and joy for his family, according to the obituary that was written for him. It is because of his unshakable dedication to his patients, his profound loyalty to his community, and his intellectual contributions to the preservation of history that Dr. Neville D’Rozario will be remembered. He lived a life filled with meaning and service, and he will be sorely missed by everyone who had the honor of getting to know him.
According to the obituary that was published for him, a funeral service will be held on Saturday, July 19, at 10:30 a.m. at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Jersey City. According to his obituary, he will be laid to rest at Holy Name Cemetery within the context of a Mass.
