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Patel, editor at The Washington Post, dies at 35

Neema Roshania Patel

Neema Roshania Patel, editor of Next Generation Audience Development at The Washington Post, passed away on Oct. 24 at a hospital in Washington.

The cause of death was gastric cancer, said her husband, Akshar Patel.

Patel joined the Post as a digital editor in 2016. She then served as deputy editor and editor of “The Lily.” She was an associate news editor at WHYY in Philadelphia and a researcher/reporter at Kiplinger Washington Editors.

She interned at CNBC.

Phoebe Connelly, senior editor of Next Generation, wrote of Patel in an email:

“What stood out immediately was her desire to collaborate — to take what she had learned running The Lily and infuse it into every department, every article and every project.”

Mariam Ahmed

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