In memory of

Fariborz Dorafshar

March 15, 1935 -  December 24, 2024

Fariborz passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, love, and unwavering devotion to his family and friends. A man of integrity and decency, Fariborz was always the first to extend a helping hand. He kept a warm heart and a positive outlook despite life’s many challenges.

Born in Iran, Fariborz immigrated to Canada in 1979, embracing a new beginning with resilience and determination. He worked tirelessly, rarely taking time for himself, yet never losing his warm sense of humor or his gentlemanly grace.

Fariborz was a cherished husband, a wonderful father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and loyal friend. He is survived by his beloved wife Shahin, his children Amir-Reza and Maryam and her husband Dario, and his grandchildren Giacomo and Silvia, who will carry forward his memory and the values he embodied.

Fariborz’s love and generosity will forever remain in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know him. He will be deeply missed.

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Shohreh and Masoud (Friend)

Entered January 2, 2025

Our deepest condolences to you all.
We lost a true friend and we never forget the love that he bestowed upon our family. He was a gentleman, kind and considerate and always ready to give a hand when needed.

We will miss you dearly Fariborz Jan.

Shohreh and Masoud

Mohammad Ali Dorafshar (Brother)

Entered January 2, 2025 from Woodland Hills, California, USA

Today, I honor the memory of my dear brother, Fariborz Dorafshar, whose life embodied the true essence of kindness and warmth. Fariborz was not only my brother but a guiding light to all who knew him. His generous spirit and unwavering dedication to helping others were hallmarks of his character.
Fariborz had an extraordinary ability to uplift those around him. He was always the first to offer a helping hand, no matter the circumstance. His respect for others was evident in every interaction, as he treated everyone with dignity and compassion. He believed in the power of connection and lived his life wishing well for everyone, often going out of his way to ensure others felt valued and supported.

Integrity defined Fariborz; he lived his life with honesty and sincerity. He understood the importance of family and worked tirelessly to create a nurturing environment for his beloved wife and children. His dedication to them was unwavering, and he took great pride in being a loving husband and father, ensuring that their needs were met with care and affection.

Fariborz stood by his brothers and sisters, always encouraging and supporting them through life's challenges. He was not just a sibling but a confidant and a source of strength, always ready with wise counsel or a listening ear. His legacy of selflessness and commitment to family will resonate in our hearts forever.

In each aspect of life, Fariborz exemplified goodness. His sincerity, compassion, and genuine love for those around him created an indelible mark on our lives. Though he has departed, the values he instilled in us will continue to guide us.

I cherish the memories we created together and the countless lessons he taught us through his actions. Fariborz Dorafshar will be deeply missed, but his spirit and love will live within us. May we honor his memory by carrying forward the kindness and generosity he embodied beautifully. Rest in peace, dear brother. Your legacy will shine brightly in our hearts forever.

Roya Dorafshar (Amoo Nazi’s daughter)

Entered January 2, 2025 from London

I loved Amoo Fariborz a lot. I cherish his memories for ever. My deepest sympathy to Shahin khnom, Maryam and Amir reza my cousins. God bless his soul. Khoda rahmatesh koneh.
Love
Roya

Noor Khayat and Shirin Dorafshar (Sister and Niece)

Entered January 2, 2025 from Toronto

Uncle Fariborz touched many lives with his kindness and generosity, and he will be deeply missed by our family. We are comforted by the memories we shared and the love he gave so freely.

We will be attending the funeral. May his soul rest in peace.

Roxana Wright (Friend)

Entered January 2, 2025 from Scotland

Our deepest sympathy to you all.
Sending you our love.
Yvonne, Roxana & Craig

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