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<div><strong>Herous Manoukian, a devoted husband, loving father, accomplished engineer, and loyal friend, passed away peacefully on February 18, 2026. </strong>
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<div>In honor of Herous’ life and legacy, the Manoukian family has established the <strong>Herous Manoukian Memorial Scholarship</strong>. This scholarship will be awarded to a student pursuing a degree in engineering or a related technical field. It is designed to support aspiring engineers who demonstrate dedication, integrity, and a strong commitment to family and community, qualities that Herous embodied every day.
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<div>Through this scholarship, Herous’ legacy will continue to inspire future generations of innovators and builders. By investing in students who share his passion for learning, hard work, and quiet perseverance, we ensure that his spirit of determination, generosity, and devotion lives on for years to come.
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<div>We are American - Armenian, and our last family trip together was to Armenia, his lifelong dream and a journey that connected us deeply to our heritage and the people of our motherland.
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<div>To keep his legacy alive, we are working with an advocate in Armenia to select deserving students who aspire to become engineers. Although we do not yet have the students’ names, we are committed to ensuring that the support goes to those who share my husband’s dedication and vision for a better future. The funds raised will help cover tuition, transportation, and materials, giving these students the resources they need to pursue their education and make a difference in their communities.
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<div>Please consider supporting the<strong> Herous Manoukian Memorial Scholarship</strong> in memory of my husband. Your generosity will not only honor his life and work but also help young Armenian students achieve their dreams and contribute to the future of our homeland. Thank you for being part of this meaningful journey with us.
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Herous Manoukian Memorial Scholarship Fund

Hello, my name is Jorge Zazueta.<br /><br />I am currently a senior at Cypress Bay High School in Weston, FL and am looking to raise funds for an instrument for my brother. <br /><br />My brother and I were fortunate enough to be a part of an incredible band program his freshman year at Carroll High School in Fort Wayne, IN. His time there awarded him many wonderful opportunities, from performing in a State-Champion jazz ensemble to marching in Lucas Oil Stadium. The best award he received from the program, however, was the loving family made of all of the band students and staff. I was personally lucky enough to be a part of this family for nearly three years, but his time in the family was unfortunately and unexpectedly cut rather short when we learned we would be moving halfway into the year. <br /><br />Being torn away from a band program--a family--is unbelievably tough, as I'm sure many of you can imagine. It took us a long time to come to terms with it, and even longer to adjust to the new school and the new program. Eventually we were able to make the adjustment however, and now he definitely feels at home in a new, loving program and environment with many absolutely amazing friends here at Cypress Bay High School. Just as he was settling in though, we learned of yet another move, this time to a country that doesn't partake in these kinds of band programs. <br /><br />Moving to a school and a country without band programs meant not only saying goodbye to yet another family, but also to his instrument, as he plays Baritone Saxophone and has to use the school's instrument. Being torn away from your instrument, as I'm sure many of you know, is like being torn away from your voice. It's losing a part of you.<br /><br />I don't want him to lose a part of himself, and so I want to raise money so that he may continue to have a voice, and even more-so, so that he can continue to pursue a future with this instrument. He is entirely devoted and dedicated to his music, and absolutely nothing in his power could stop him from expressing his love for music through a Bari--I want to make sure nothing out of his power could do that either. <br /><br />Please, please, please consider a donation, even a small one, to help this dream come true. I would like to be able to present either the instrument or the monetized promise of one to him before we leave, which would be in late June. I know this timeframe is rather short, but every donation helps and I want to do everything in my power to help my Lil Bub. <br /><br />If you aren't able to donate, I understand, but please share this and pass it along! I can't make this happen on my own, but together we can make his dream come true.<br /><br /><br />NOTE: for those in the Weston area, the move isn't exactly public news yet, so please keep this on the downlow! Also, I want this to be as much of a surprise as possible for my brother so, again, please be sneaky about sharing this!

A Bari Sax for my Brother

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Jorge Antonio Zazueta-Hernandez

Jorge Antonio Zazueta-Hernandez

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