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Andreea Araxi Sarchisian
August 3, 2022
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kassabian and Kassabian family. I have known Paul from the church circles and UACC where we met at bible study. He impressed me from day one and always. After years of coming and going to similar functions, we hung out for a while and discovered similar interests in art, politics and the finer simple things in life that so many people go unnoticed. He and I had another thing in common. I was a premature baby born with walking issues. After intense physical therapy and a lifelong commitment to such, I did fairly well when not lazy to keep in shape. He and his dad attended an AMAA Missions luncheon. This was about 20 years ago. What a special friend and real person. I just found out from the internet of his passing. My heart is broken right now. Sending love and prayers always.
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