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Ayman Francesco Paris-Hasan
Ayman Francesco Paris-Hasan
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He was a graduate of Dallas High School, 2014, and later continued his studies at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and graduated in May 2018.
Ayman was an outgoing, loving and humble person. He always put others above himself and greeted everyone with a warm friendly smile and his affectionate personality. He loved to adventure, play basketball and swim. In high school, he was a member of the swim and dive team.
He loved spending time with his family and friends. He has two older brothers, which are Ali Paris-Hasan (Kate Slaff) and Amir Paris-Hasan; cousins, Elsie Ryan (Edward Voitek), Vanessa Ryan, Joey Ryan and Joe Ryan. He has other family members in the United States, Dominican Republic, Italy and Jordan.
The Hasan family will receive friends and family at 3 p.m. Sunday at CK's Cantina & Grill 63 Gerald Ave, Dallas. Ayman worked at CK's for several years and considers the staff as family. Please feel free to bring pictures or any other type of memorabilia that reminds you of him.
The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been supportive through this tough time.
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Jessica Paris
January 8, 2019
Mi querido primo Ayman, siempre estaras en mi corazon y mi memoria, descansa en paz. Love, Jessica Paris
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