Khalil was born in 1966, and lived in Achrafieh in Beirut. He was famous in his neighborhood for his kindness and care. He would always rush to help anyone in need. Khalil was religious; he was forever grateful for God’s blessings. He was very careful dealing with people, and never said hurtful words or comments. […]
Khodor was kind and friendly, yet, at the same time he was a man of his word. His family was his chief priority; his wife Fatima was the very meaning of life and love. His children were the reason for happiness and hope. His grandchildren were the fuel to his soul. Life without him is
In 2013, Fadi Ramadan fled the war in Syria with his family, looking for a safer environment where he could provide a better life for his family. They settled in Miniyeh in North Lebanon, and because Fadi suffered from a war inflicted leg injury, his wife worked as a housekeeper for the Tripolitan family who
Kazem was a man of knowledge, with a great literary talent. He had a sense of humor, and truthfully worked hard to succeed on the professional level. He was fascinated by his uncle Nasri Chamseddine, the iconic singer and actor. Kazem was the second-born child in a large family of nine children, in the Lebanese
وُلد خليل في 12 أيّار 1949 ونشأ في كنف عائلة أديب و إيفلين عون مجاعص إلى جانب شقيقه خالد وشقيقته آمال. تلقّى تعليمه في College Protestant وأكمل من بعدها في International College ومن ثمّ أتمّ تحصيله الجامعي في الحقوق وحاز على إجازة فيها من جامعة القدّيس يوسف USJ عام 1969.
Kaisar grew up in a loving family, his father Fouad Abou Merhej, his mother Leyla Bchara, and his two brothers Afif and Michel. He was married to Grace Abdallah, and had two children, Joseph (4) and Giovanni (16 months). Kaisar went to school in Rachaya, and graduated from the town’s technical institute with a TS
Kamal comes from Akkar, the Lebanese army’s reservoir. Its youth enlist with the military organization, ready to sacrifice themselves for their country. Kamal Kafa was no different. 40-year old Kamal spent more than half his life with the Lebanese army. He enlisted after he graduated from school, and was gradually promoted until he became a
26-year old Kassem was born in a modest home, and he was the eldest of four children. He had a special place in the hearts of his parents, because he was a good son who treated them with utmost respect. He always felt responsible towards his parents and looked up to them. Kassem would not
Joseph grew up with his mother and six siblings, Raymond, Jean Pierre, Samia, Katia, Sam, and Carlos. He married his wife Jinan in 2003, and had four daughters, Christelle (16), Gaelle (14), Eliane (12), and Laeticia (5). Young Joseph attended a technical institute in Ajaltoun. During the Lebanese civil war, he dropped out of school
Joseph grew up in Kartaba, in a family of five children, two sons and three daughters. He studied in his village school, and graduated from the Lebanese University with a degree in History. He worked with CMA CGM Lebanon, a shipping company based at the Port of Beirut. He married Graziella Karam in 2012, and
