Rasil was born in 1991 in a family of six, in Bangladesh. He was the youngest of three sons and three daughters. He earned his high school diploma in his home country. His brother Sadek, who worked in Lebanon, was his role model. Sadek convinced him to come to Lebanon, and he did. He arrived […]
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Rizol was born in 1982, to a modest Bangladeshi family with four children, he was the eldest. He graduated from school in his home country, and traveled to Lebanon in 2010 to improve his financial and economic conditions. He worked and lived with his cousin Sadek, at Wardieh gas station in the Port pf Beirut
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Robert was born in Kfour, in the district of Nabatiye, in 1965. He grew up with four brothers and two sisters. At seventeen, he enlisted with the Lebanese army, and fought in multiple confrontations; he had his deal of injuries defending Lebanon. He was loyal, and devoted his life for the love of his home
Rushdi was born in Egypt in 1995, to a modest family, and grew up with three brothers and a sister. He earned his middle school certificate, and decided to come to Lebanon to earn a living, and change his life for the better. He left his home country and arrived to Lebanon in 2015. to
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91-year old Sarkis was born in Mar Mikhael. He attended Sahaguian-Levon Meguerditchian College in Sin el Fil, then transferred to Collège Saint Grégoire, that was closer to home, due to the Second World War at the time. He completed middle school, and dropped out to work with his father as a shoemaker at fourteen. He
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The little town of Saghar, in Jbeil district, will need time to heal from the passing of Tanios, the handsome man who would spread joy everywhere he went. He was adventurous, like a burning fire, brave, and honorable. Everyday people would greet him and buy bread from him. Without him the neighborhood is sad and
Tanios grew up in a large family of ten, two parents, five daughters, and three sons. Back at the time, priority was for vocational training that would create income generating career opportunities. He became a tailor and started working with big designers, but during the Lebanese civil war, and the difficult security situation that ensued,
Tharwat was a strong, athletic, well-built man… His outside strength complemented his inner soul. Deep down, he was a humanitarian who had so much love to give… He worked for twenty years at the fire and safety department at the Port of Beirut. However, the department was not equipped with modern equipment, instead it was
Wahib Abi Aad was a decent man who always fought for justice. He spent his life working hard to provide for his family. He grew up faithful to his hometown Dfoun, in the district of Aley, to which he resorted every weekend, to rediscover his village as if he was seeing it for the first
