Can you describe the final days of Nanasaheb Nimonkar and how his devotion to Sai Baba manifested at the time of his death?

Nanasaheb Nimonkar, whom Maharaj affectionately called "Kaka," spent the last three years of his life in constant service. His devotion was so profound that it completely consumed him in his final days. As detailed in Chapter 0, during his last three days, he saw Maharaj everywhere he looked. He would address anyone who came near him as "Sai Baba." He even told his own wife, "Who is in you? Baba is there. You are Baba," when she tried to correct him, thinking he was delirious. This illustrates that his end came in constant remembrance of Maharaj, who, it is said, soon took Nimonkar to his feet after his passing.