Rocio and Anthea
His wife and his daughter, the center of everything. Family came first for Zareh, and the love he gave them is the love we gather here.
The things he loved
What filled his days
The people, the teams, the small daily joys. Anyone can add something he loved that we missed.
His mother, Sonia
Sonia Yeramian, Menz Mama to the family. He loved his mother deeply, and that love shaped the generous, devoted man so many of us knew.
Armenia
He came from Armenia and was proud to be Armenian. His heritage, his roots and his people were part of everything he was.
Hockey nights
Three teams, one love of the game.
Montreal CanadiensFlorida PanthersTampa Bay Lightning
Montreal football
Both kinds. Gridiron with the Alouettes, and the beautiful game with the Montreal Football Club.
Montreal AlouettesCF Montréal
Softball
He didn't only watch. He loved to play, and he loved the team that came with it.
Onyx and the cats
His cats, and Onyx most of all. A quiet companion at home who will miss him too.
Miami
His condo in Miami, the light on the water, the warm evenings. A place he truly enjoyed.
Italian coffee
Espresso done right. Coffee was a small ritual and an excuse to sit and talk.
Business
He loved the work of building something: the deals, the people, the details.
Generosity
He gave his time, his help and his table freely. Many of the stories here will start with something he did for someone.
Did he love something else?
A favorite band, a restaurant, a hobby, a place. Add one of his interests and it will appear here with an icon.
Memory wall
Memories of Zareh
Photos, voice stories, videos and written memories from family and friends. Tap a name to see what one person shared, or play their photos as a slideshow.
The wall is waiting for its first memory
Photos, voice stories and written memories will appear here as people share them.
What he would have wanted
PeaceHopeJoyTogetherness
Come back whenever you miss him. Bring a photo, a story, or just a cup of coffee. This page stays open, and every memory added makes it fuller.