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Allen Zoughi’s family support fund
GoFundMe organized by Lauren Schultz and Deborah Marciniak
on behalf of Pamela Zoughi and her children.
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Ali Allen Zoughi (Allen) was a supportive husband, loving father of two precious children, a caring son to his parents, and a good friend to many who passed away in a fatal car accident on November 8th.
Allen was a committed family provider for his wife, Pamela Zoughi, and children, Amanda (10 years old) and Jonathan (age 8), who has special needs. Allen was born in Tehran, Iran in 1976; America became his home when he was a young child.
Allen has provided for his family by being a trucker for 15 years. He worked long hours, hauling loads of fruits, vegetables and other foods and supplies around the country, but would always make it home for special occasions (like his children’s birthdays, family portraits or holidays). He had a heart for those in need and would always take any left over food (from his load) to food pantries that served the poor and hungry.
Allen made friend’s easily and soon had friends all around the country, but when he came home from delivering his loads, his favorite thing to do was serve his family by grilling or cooking homemade meals. He loved sitting on the glider on his patio, gazing at Lake Lanier, with his favorite puppy in his lap, and a child by his side. Allen and Pamela have been married for 11 years (but have been together for 21), and committed their hearts to the Lord early in their marriage. Both had the privilege of baptizing their children (who committed their hearts to the Lord) this past summer.
Pamela is stay-at-home mom who homeschools her daughter and cares for her autistic son. She is faced with raising the young children on her own. We know Allen would want us to support his family and help them get through the tough times. You can support them with much needed prayer as they grieve the loss of their loved one. You can also help by providing the financial support they will need as they move forward without their family provider.
God brought two different bible verses to Allen’s wife and his daughter after he passed. They are different verses, but have the same message: love. For his daughter, Amanda, it was from John 13:34-35, “A new command I give you: Love one another…as I have loved you.” For Pam, it was 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, “Love is patient, Love is kind…Love never fails.”
Would you please show love to this family in need as a way to honor the memory of Allen Zoughi, a special man who loved God, his family, and his friends.
GoFundMe organized by Lauren Schultz and Deborah Marciniak
on behalf of Pamela Zoughi and her children.
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Ali Allen Zoughi (Allen) was a supportive husband, loving father of two precious children, a caring son to his parents, and a good friend to many who passed away in a fatal car accident on November 8th.
Allen was a committed family provider for his wife, Pamela Zoughi, and children, Amanda (10 years old) and Jonathan (age 8), who has special needs. Allen was born in Tehran, Iran in 1976; America became his home when he was a young child.
Allen has provided for his family by being a trucker for 15 years. He worked long hours, hauling loads of fruits, vegetables and other foods and supplies around the country, but would always make it home for special occasions (like his children’s birthdays, family portraits or holidays). He had a heart for those in need and would always take any left over food (from his load) to food pantries that served the poor and hungry.
Allen made friend’s easily and soon had friends all around the country, but when he came home from delivering his loads, his favorite thing to do was serve his family by grilling or cooking homemade meals. He loved sitting on the glider on his patio, gazing at Lake Lanier, with his favorite puppy in his lap, and a child by his side. Allen and Pamela have been married for 11 years (but have been together for 21), and committed their hearts to the Lord early in their marriage. Both had the privilege of baptizing their children (who committed their hearts to the Lord) this past summer.
Pamela is stay-at-home mom who homeschools her daughter and cares for her autistic son. She is faced with raising the young children on her own. We know Allen would want us to support his family and help them get through the tough times. You can support them with much needed prayer as they grieve the loss of their loved one. You can also help by providing the financial support they will need as they move forward without their family provider.
God brought two different bible verses to Allen’s wife and his daughter after he passed. They are different verses, but have the same message: love. For his daughter, Amanda, it was from John 13:34-35, “A new command I give you: Love one another…as I have loved you.” For Pam, it was 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, “Love is patient, Love is kind…Love never fails.”
Would you please show love to this family in need as a way to honor the memory of Allen Zoughi, a special man who loved God, his family, and his friends.
Organizer and beneficiary
Pamela Zoughi
Beneficiary