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Adnan Saad Obituary
On June 30, 2006, DR. ADNAN A. SAAD of Fairfax Station, VA. Dr. Saad is survived by his wife, Andrea (Ann) Saad. He was the beloved father of Dina S. Lewin of Arlington, VA; Rhonda A. Saad of Chicago, IL; Laura A. Saad of Fairfax Station, VA; Tarek A. Saad of Fairfax Station, VA; dear brother of Dr. Mohammad A. Saad of Amman, Jordan; Wisal Saad Al-Omar of Amman, Jordan; Dr. Saad A. Saad of Long Branch, NJ; Dr. Zahida A. Saad of Manchester, England; Dr Saadi A. Saad of Swansea, Wales; Mohamad Amin A. Saad of Tucson, AZ; and Mamoun A. Saad of Clarksburg, MD.
A graduate of Ein-Shams University in Cairo, Egypt, the University of Delaware in Newark, DE, and the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, Dr. Saad was the president of SAAD Consultants, a water resources engineering firm, based in Fairfax Station, VA.
Services were held on Sunday, July 2, 2006, at the Muslim Community Center in Silver Spring, MD. The burial was at Maryland National Memorial Park, in Laurel, MD, after which friends and family gathered at his home in Fairfax Station.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) in his name, 1732 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20007 (www.adc.org).
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Memories and Condolences
for Adnan Saad
McKenzie Saad
January 20, 2023
I am his granddaughter he died two years before I was born I've been trying my best to get to know him from the memories of others, his memory is eternal.
João Guilherme L Mendonça
February 21, 2019
Thank you for all that you did for me.
Haya Saad
July 20, 2006
We will always pray for him and never forget what he did for us... we love you all a lot..
Hisham, Saed, Haya and Mom
Patricia Gray
July 10, 2006
Our sympathy to you all on the death of your husband, father, brother. Steve and Trish Gray, Montrose, Colorado
Lynn Johnson
July 10, 2006
Adnan was first a man who adored his wife and family, and only then a well repected and successful hydrological engineer and businessman.
We will miss his "gagas", laughing over a dinner table stacked high with Chinese food cartons so generously shared, as with everything, at his welcoming dinner table, and one special phone call received a few years ago that let his sister-in-law know that she was much appreciated.
We will miss him.
Michele Lecuyer
July 8, 2006
I knew Baba from being best friends with his oldest daugter, Dina, since High School. Although not a man of many words he always had a twinkle in his eye and a warm hug for those close to him. I am deeply saddened by his sudden departure and I hope Ann, Dina, Rhonda, Tarek and Laura will find the strength within each other to remember the good times and celebrate future memories in his honour.
I love you all.
Michele
Jennifer O'Grodnick
July 7, 2006
I knew Baba from growing up with Dina in HS. I've known the Saad's for 15 years and you could always tell how proud Baba was of his family. He was such a great man and a wonderful father. He would always make me feel welcome and like part of the family. He will truly be missed by me and my family. I'm so sorry for your loss. God bless!! Love, Jennifer
Dr Susan Kelly
July 6, 2006
My thoughts are with Dr Saad's whole family as you help each other to come to terms with the sudden loss of this much loved and special man. He would want you all to make the most of every day and every moment together.
Susan
Ingrid Bonne
July 6, 2006
I didn't know Baba personally, but I consider his daughter, Rhonda, one of my very dear friends, and I know him through the amazing things that Rhonda has told me about him and knowing Rhonda herself, who is an exceptionally intelligent, kind, and wonderful woman. I hope he is at peace and looks over us all through the years to come. I'm certain he is looking over his daughter Rhonda and is shining with pride and joy at the amazing woman she has become.
Dale Saad
July 6, 2006
We love you and we miss you. Keep the Dunkins hot for us!
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