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Mohammad Amirgholi Obituary
Dr. MOHAMMAD HOSAIN AMIRGHOLI
On February 1, 2011 at age 82 at Halquist Memorial Hospice in Arlington, VA. Born and raised in Iran, where he earned his medical degree. Chosen to pursue advanced studies, he emigrated to the U.S. to specialize in ENT medicine. Settling in Ft. Washington, MD, he went into private practice. Dr. Amirgholi lived for many peaceful years in Alexandria, VA. Preceded in death by his wife, Judith Moore. Survived by daughters, Cynthia (Paul), Susie (Miles), and Jennifer, and son Sharif. His grandchildren are Cole and Bethany Miles, and Jack and Lila Paul. Services previously held. Donations to the Annie B. Rose House, Alexandria, VA, or the Halquist Memorial Hospice, Arlington, VA. He will be remembered as a kind, curious and thoughtful father and grandfather.
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Mariam Amirgholi
February 19, 2011
To my cousins, my heart and tears are with you. I loved my uncle and have good memories. I remember going on Saturdays for allergy shots, or just visiting at your Tantallon house. My best memory was summer school between 8th and 9th grade, he would pick me up and take me home everyday. He made the biggest impact on my family. If it were not for him we would not be in America and I thank him very much for that. Rest in peace "Amoojoon." I love you and I know you are in peace in heaven with your family.
With Love,
your niece, Mariam
February 15, 2011
To the Mohammad family, I am so sorry for your loss. God tells us that he will soon wipe out all the suffering that we face, including death. So we can look forward to seeing our loved ones again.
Mary Canonico Tindle
February 13, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Amirgholi Family at this time. My Mother Loretta Canonico worked for your Father in the early-mid 70's. I was 15 and remembered what a kind man he was.
Mary Canonico Tindle
Mary Tindle
February 13, 2011
Your Father took our tonsils out. I worked filing for him when I was 16. My Mother Loretta Canonico worked for him as well. I have very fond memories of your Father, he was very kind and a gentle man. My sister Therese is married to a Mazloom from Tehran. Their cousin is married to your Father's nephew (his Father is your uncle). May you take solace that your Father was a wonderful doctor and friend to many. Mary Canonico Tindle
February 13, 2011
With deepest sympathy, may you find comfort in Jesus' word at John 5: 28-29.
Sarah & Dianne Butler
Landover, Maryland
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