In memory of

Sara Khooshabeh Adeh

August 29, 1942 - November 11, 2021

It is with great sadness and our deepest sorrow to have to announce the passing of our beloved and wonderful mother Sara Khooshabeh who passed on November 11th 2021 with her family by her side.

Her beautiful soul touched the hearts of many of us in her lifetime and we would like to commemorate her life and spirit in paying tribute to her as a mother, sister, grandmother and friend, on Saturday Nov 20th 2021.
Unfortunately due to Regulatory Directives; All attendees planning to attend any indoor funeral related event (i.e. Visitations, and/or Funeral Service) MUST provide Proof of Vaccination Status and Valid Government Issued ID to enter the facility. Children under 12 years of age are exempt. Use of Face Coverings are mandatory while inside all facilities.

Thank you for your understanding during this very difficult time.

Guestbook

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Ramsin Youhanna (Friend)

Entered November 13, 2021 from Tucson Arizona

Bless your buatiful, simple, yet deep soul. Have fund memories with sister Sara at the Assyrian Gospel Church back in Canada.

Fereshteh Golzari (Friend)

Entered November 15, 2021 from Toronto

Rest In Peace my dear friend. You will always be in my heart.

Monette Eiliazadeh (Neice)

Entered November 15, 2021 from London

I will always remember how much I looked forward to summers as a child. Staying at Hatoo Sara's house was the best part every year. It was always the house where I could feel comfortable coming as I am, a house that had such casual yet intimate conversation, beautiful home-cooked food and a warm bed for the night that was offered with so much love, care and attention.

Hatoo Sara always opened her arms to those that couldn't care for themselves. She did a fantastic job looking after other people's children by managing her own business. The house was full of children's giggles, nappy changes and fun!
She raised three beautiful, independant daughters with their own individuality, that have such a unique bond with one another.

I will never forget her laugh...the best laugh! She had a cheeky side too, and knew she looked good when she dressed the part, enjoying the compliments that were shared with her.

We thank you Hatoo Sara for your generosity and uncondtionl love, for demonstrating throughout all the hardship you had experienced in your lifetime, there is still room for prayer, laughter and a good cup of chai.

I will love you and miss you so much

Monette x