EDMOND J. NOURI

Dear cousins, I am having good memories today of your dad (my generous uncle) and sending you my love and prayers Hope all of you are well. Honour

Dear Cousins thinking of my "Uncle Edmond" with love and prayer. Hope you are all well.

My father, Paul Kazarosian, was in the Army Specialized Training Program in WWII with Mr. Nouri and their friend, Ziggy. Nouri and my dad were sent to the Phillipines together after training, and Ziggy to Europe I believe. My father told us many stories about the fun that they had together in training and then in the Phillipines, and how very handsome and charismatic Nouri was...(I think my father was a little envious but proud of him!) One of the stories he told was when they found a lamb...

A gentleman, it was a privilege to be acquainted with him and a sorrow that I will not see him this Summer.
Kendall B.M. Squires (Bonita, CA)

I share the sorrow of all Edmond's loved ones. He was my uncle through his first marriage and I have fond memories of him reading the Sunday comics to me when I was a child. He was a very good man.
With my deep sympathy,
Honour (Campbell) Foley

Advice my father gave me: "Before you judge another man walk a mile in his shoes. Then you're a mile away and you've got his shoes." How could I not miss a dad like that?

ps: Pop,I'll never fill 'em but I've got your shoes.