Born of Kenyan Indian parents Anjool was a 'state school kid done good' who grew up in Yarm UK schooling at Yarm Primary, Conyers, and the Egglescliffe Schools. He showed great flare for creativity and enterprise from an early age: he ran a school cartoon magazine while still at Primary School, pioneered at age 14 an independent music promotion website - Bluecomet.Com- that he ran successfully for several years, and gained a Grade 5 Piano qualification at age 11 after which he self-taught drums, keyboard and human beat-boxing.  At university he is believed to have joined 20 societies with an active role in several. He interned at ABN Amro and after graduating in Geography from St Peter's, Oxford in 2005 he joined Deutsche Bank. Hailed here by managers and colleagues alike as a young rising star destined for greater things, he was expected to become an early stage Vice President. He died on 5 July 2009, two days before his 25th Birthday. 

Tributes to Anjool

Tributes came pouring in from far and wide at the news of his passing, this among many: always ready to help, he asked  for nothing in return...

Timeline

A short but rich, fulfilling life

Photos & Videos

There are many photos of Jools on his own website including those taken by himself (eg, here) and on Facebook and he was a keen photographer himself. He also a ran a YouTube channel showcasing his and his friends' musical and entrepreneurial talent.