April 14, 2010

Dearest Samir, Albert and all the volunteers of AMS,

Please accept the enclosed token of support along with our endless admiration and respect for your most invaluable service and "gift of life" to our precious little angles, the childern of Assyria and to humanity.

May God continue to bless you and your loved ones with health and the strength to continue with this noble mission.

with warmest and mos heartfelt regards,

Lincoln + Jackie Bejan

San Jose

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Youkie,

The news on the passing of Sargon Yousif came to me at 2 a.m. this morning.

The Assyrian Medical Society shares beautiful memories in the short-lived journey of this young man.  I still recall Chairman Albert Davidoo's excitement when he came to me with Sargon's story, as if having stumbled upon a "treasure chest."  We were all equally enthusiastic to share in the  glory we call "humanity" of helping this young man.

Today, we bid his journeying spirit farewell, with our deepest love to a unique soul, having found and moved all of us.

Our nation is deprived of a young man we came to know as Sargon Yousif.

Lovingly,
~ Helen Talia,
Chicago Director

January 26, 2010

Shlama Albert,

On behalf of AssyrianVoice.net (where a lot of great things have been posted about the AMS) ,
I would like to thank you and all the members of the Assyrian Medical Society.

You guys are doing a great job and putting a smile on the faces of so many.

Keep it up please!

Thank You,
www.AssyrianVoice.net
The New Assyria Starts from here!

In my town of Karemlash there are only 3000 to 4000 people. We are self-sufficient and we are generous. I am proud of my community, but when I was injured by a bomb, my community could only do so much. Fortunately for me, Dr. Saroud Saleem Magdassi found out about my situation and the result has been a global effort of support to help me to walk.

In my journey brought about by my accident, I have met all angels. I’m going to name some of these people and what they’ve done, but first let me thank all of you for coming. You have not only touched me, but my family and my entire community. I am grateful to Dr. Saroud Saleem Magdassi of Assyrian Democratic Movement for his good efforts in providing treatment for me in Iraq and enabling me to come here to Los Angeles.

My family is also grateful to Assyrian Medical society ( Mr. Albert Davodoo, Mr. Uk khaninya & Dr. Samer Jona) in America for offering financial support through its generous organization. They pay for house, they pay for food, they pay for everything.
Thanks also to the staff of the hotel Ronald McDonald House , where my mother and I stay and where we have been befriended by many of the kind guests. And my teachers (Mr. Jeff and Mr. Mack) who have given me insights into American life and helped me with the English language. I will never forget my experiences at Shriners: the kind drivers, the nurses, medical staff ---these are some of the best people in the world. Dr. Cetrulo jr., Curtis and medical team at Shriner hospitals who performed the surgical operation to my foot to attach nerve tissue to give me enough sensation to eventually walk.

Before I leave you, I have to say thanks and love to my mother. Thank you and thank God for everything.

Hi Albert,

Yesterday it was a great experience I personally witnessed how important is it for our community to see and help our young blood brothers and sisters. Arbella is living in small town with 35 or little more families who has three churches and no school not even in few small neighboring towns.

I would like to thank you for your humanitarian work, thoughts and willingness and to put so much effort on every single days to see these kids has been treated perfectly.

I truly admire all your effort and work, I and my wife are there for you any time any day just pick up the phone.

with great respect and regards


Noray Betbaba
 

Dear Albert,

Assyrian should be proud of you and Dr.Samir, who are working so hard for their nation in such human way.
You will be in our daily prayer and we wish you the best of success, health and prosperity in your personal life and in well guided spirit.

I truly like to be and stay anonymous, but if this will help for promoting other families to come on board and
participate in such noble cause, by all means go ahead and do what is right for this purpose.

God Bless Atour
Best regards
Noray Betbaba
 

Great work.  You are all much respected and appreciated for all your efforts.  God bless and good luck .

Lincoln Malik

“What you guys are doing for these kids makes the rest of us look insignificant. A million thanks for every smile I see on their faces in the photos you send.

Wilfred

Dear Helen,