Birth date: Jan 12, 1966 Death date: Dec 29, 2021
Reyhaneh, a loving Wife, Mother, Sister, Daughter in Law, sister in Law, Friend, and faithful servant of Christ, has departed to be with her Lord and her God. Her life has been a testimony of Love, and in that manner she has demon Read Obituary
Those are really beautiful pictures of Reyhaneh. I couldn’t click the like button. I love you Reyhaneh and I miss you.
14 years ago, my wife and I stepped into L’Arte Bianco, a Peruvian Bakery owned by Rafael and Reyhanneh. Little did we know that we would become dear and close friends through the years. I will never forget Reyhanneh’s hospitality and serving-spirit that demonstrated the love of God toward people. It was even more striking as she made an extra effort to greet and care for our special needs daughter. Thanks for the wonderful Persian food you served us in your warm home and for gracing us with your presence in our home for a Korean meal. Our bond has been even more special through the years because of our kindred spirits in the Lord, your qualities of sharing her struggles and being open in the good and hard times. Though this life here on earth is like a vapor or a fleeting moment, we feel the absence of our dear friend and can’t even imagine the void that Rafa, Amanda and Joshua are feeling. Our hearts go out to the Bautista family and we want to extend our hearts as we are truly family. Reyhanneh’s passing only reminds us of the reality of eternity, and we await the day of once again reuniting with Reyhanneh and celebrating the glory of our Father together! This is not “goodbye”, but “see you soon!”
Khaleh Reyhaneh, I will miss you. You perfectly embodied kindness, warmth, and affection.
Thank you for the wonderful times we spent together. I remember sitting at the dining table at Amoo’s house learning English together more than 25 years ago. I’d get excited each time you brought home pastries from your baking classes or your first job at Costco. To this day, every time I walk into a bakery brings back those happy memories.
Your commitment to your craft left a strong impression on me as a young boy. I recall your focus from age 16 on - you were a woman on a mission! I’m happy (and filled with pride) that your dedication, alongside that of Rafael Jan’s, paid off. I’ll always remember visiting your stores in Florida. Together you proved that success is no accident!
I’m so glad to have met your wonderful children and that you met (and danced with) Linda at our wedding. Though our times together were short in recent years, our bond never wavered. The early friendship we forged outlasted both time and distance. I suspect that’s how most people feel about you.
It is said the measure of our impact is how many histories must include our name? Your name will always be in mine. And I’m sure in the many others lucky enough to have been in your orbit ♥️
Gone, but never really gone. Rest easy Khaleh.
My deepest condolences to the Bautista and Moghaddam families.
Love,
Karoon
I remembered meeting Reyhaney 14 years ago, and it was so easy to become friends almost immediately. Her sweet spirit and special grace was very obvious. In the midst of a busy schedule at the library she agreed to hold hands and pray together to God tge Father about personal petitions and bussiness ones. It was so rewarding to see her heart trusting as a child. Years pass and we continue our friendship and we will always be grateful for that. My dear and beautiful friend, when I get to heaven we will hold hands again this time with Jesus to praise Him for eternity. Love you always!!! Connie Whang
