34 entries.
Kurosh Ostovar
from
Sarasota, Florida
wrote on October 28, 2020
at
9:18 pm
It brings great sadness to be informed of the passing of Ali Joon, my dear friend and roommate of four years at Alborz High school Shabaneh Roozi in Tehran. I have so many fond memories of him during those years and beyond.
To his dear Suzanne and family, please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss.
Cindy & Kelley Parker
from
Houston
wrote on October 9, 2020
at
2:45 pm
Dear Suzann,
We are so saddened to hear about Ali! Our hearts hurt for you and the children!
Ali was a bigger than life personality. We treasure the memories that we shared together. May all the memories that you made together bring you comfort!
He was loved and so are you!
Cindy & Kelley
Shari Rezai
from
Los Angeles
wrote on September 14, 2020
at
12:12 pm
My cousin Ali , what a wonderful human being
My favorite cousin on my fathers side , so many memories from his visits in NY in early 60s to 70s in Iran , 80s and 90s in Houston
Wish I had seen more of him past few years . Miss him , miss his gentle soul , his kind smile , his intelligence and his love and guidance for the family ,
Love you Ali Jaan
Larry Levine
from
Houston
wrote on September 13, 2020
at
1:25 pm
Ali,
To my dear friend! It is impossible to talk about all the fond memories we had over the years in just a few words. Whether we were sitting around the dinner table, taking a walk or trying to keep up with you on the ski slope, you were the life of the party. Your words of wisdom were always taken seriously and your jokes were always quite funny. No one can say that you did not live life to the fullest. You had a passion for life and instilled that same passion to everyone around you. I will miss you!
God bless you my dear friend!
May you rest in peace!
Larry
Mimi Levine
from
Houston
wrote on September 8, 2020
at
4:04 pm
Ali was larger than life. He lived seven lives in one and passionately! Charismatic, wise, kind, hilariously funny with the most infectious smile. So humble and soft spoken and yet everyone gravitated to revel in his company. You were one of a kind, Ali, and we were so lucky to have shared the many adventures and great memories with you and your family! When I think of you, it puts a smile on my face????. You will live on through Suzanne and your family. Great, legends
never really go away...
Mehdi Metghalchi
from
London
wrote on August 26, 2020
at
8:12 am
I met Ali in Houston in the early 90s He was a dear loyal friend, and I’ll miss him immensely. We worked together on several projects and he always impressed me with his knowledge and dedication to get things done correctly. Soheyla, Goli and I send our deepest condolences to Suzanne and the family.
Irving Gold
from
Houston
wrote on August 24, 2020
at
10:38 pm
It is with a heavy heart to have to say good bye to a friend.
While I’ve known Ali for many years, the most memorable ones are thru the last decade of his life; we’ve enjoyed many lunches and walks together and were able to share many of our personal experiences.
It was always noteable how balanced and reasonable his thinking was, clear and with definite goals; he was very personable , with a subtle sense of humor and deep understanding of the world around him.
I will miss him!
RIP, my friend
Fereshteh, Kian & Shirin
from
Seattle, WA
wrote on August 22, 2020
at
12:50 am
Our great uncle Ali Ebrahimi was one of the most admirable and inspirational people we ever knew. His loss is truly heartbreaking for all of our family. We cannot imagine visiting Houston and not being able to see him. May he rest in peace.
Soussi Rastegar
from
London
wrote on August 21, 2020
at
12:11 pm
I had the privilege of meeting you because of my brother and his family, and very quickly became a part of your family. As "Uncle Ali" you gave love and support and sense of fun to my children and myself. The memories will live forever, and my darling Suzanne will always remain my American sister.
Homa Rastegar Driver
from
London
wrote on August 20, 2020
at
4:32 pm
Uncle Ali will be hugely missed by us all. He was a very large and formative part of my early years and I will never forget his kindness, deep throated laughter, huge hugs, constant support and love. Thank you Uncle Al for all that you did for my sister and me when we were growing up, we love you and will always have you in our hearts.
Jack Dinerstein
from
Houston
wrote on August 20, 2020
at
3:44 pm
Everyone loved Ali. I was no exception. He was a brilliant man with a great understanding of history. He was very American and at the same time very Persian. We spent countless hours discussing world politics. I enjoyed our relationship immensely.
Ali loved his friends and his family. That was our common bond. Sorry I was a better friend in the beginning than I was at the end. It is my loss and my regret.
Jack Dinerstein
Alireza Rastegar
wrote on August 20, 2020
at
3:09 pm
No words can describe the feeling of total helplessness and despair at the loss of my brother, mentor and best friend. Nothing I can say or do will explain the magnitude and gravity of the loss of someone I have relied on for counsel, for emotional support, for brotherhood, for having fun, and much more. He was such a huge source of stability and wisdom and someone I had always relied upon for consultation when needed and for fun and release in good times. We had so many laughs and so many wonderful times and memories together. Alas, we are now left naked and alone. I am so grateful to have the love and friendship of Suzanne and his beautiful children that will endure and flourish in the years to come.
Duane McCullough
from
Sugar Land
wrote on August 20, 2020
at
11:19 am
I will always think of Ali as a special friend. We met during a unusual time in his life adventure and I will never forget how steady he was through it all. We had some great and meaningful times together. You will be missed my friend.
Ladan aghili
from
Houston
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
1:55 pm
Ali joon I think of you every day when I have my yogurt can’t forget the evening you were at our house 20 some years ago and we had Iranian stew and as soon as you took your food ,You asked for yogurt !!I told you sorry I only have fruit yoplait yogurt !you said that is ok bring me some ! You took it and poured it over your food ! I was so sure you will not be able to eat that but To my surprise you enjoyed it and asked for more !that day I knew You are an original ! in everything even your palate was original! We will think of all the fun memories you left us and we will always love you !
Ali C Razi
from
Los Angeles
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
1:48 pm
Ali was a wonderful human being ,a great community leader and most of all he was special friend.I miss him very much and wish Suzan and his children strength
I treasure his memory
Love
Ali
Afshin & Babette Taghechian
from
Houston
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
1:46 pm
"A man who is remembered with goodness will never die." - Sa'di
Ali was a wise and kind gentleman. His contributions to the community will be long-lasting.
May the family be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you.
With deepest sympathy,
Afshin & Babette Taghechian
Sasha Levine
from
Houston
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
11:42 am
I love you all so much and am so sorry. I can't put into words how important Ali and the whole Ebrahimi family are to all of us Levines. We love you and you mean so much to us. We are so lucky to have known Ali, learned from him, laughed with him, and have had him in our lives. So many amazing memories that live on in all of us thanks to amazing Ali. He's watching over all of us and he is so proud of you. The absolute best of the best. We love you to the moon and back and thinking of you always.
Tino Bekhradi
from
Houston
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
10:27 am
Mr. Ali Ebrahimi
A truly gentleman , fantastic friend , absolutely one the smartest business man great partner for all of his investors
He was one the best business professor I had in my life
God Bless him and Rest In Peace
Reza Soltani
from
Houston, TX
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
8:26 am
Mr. Ebrahimi was a brilliant, kind, and open-minded business and community leader and loved his homeland immensely. Condolences to Suzanne, Mahin, Farideh, Afsaneh, and rest of the family.
Rest In Peace, Mr. Ebrahimi.
Ardeshir and Sherry Tajvari
from
Houston
wrote on August 19, 2020
at
7:01 am
Our deepest condolences to Ebrahimi family.
.He will be always in our heart. And we remember him as a wonderful person.
Warmly,
Sherry and Ardeshir Tajvari