Amanda Alfar, 22, a CSUN student from Panorama City will be having a viewing service at Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood on Wednesday (October 25) evening from 5 – 8 p.m., a sign at the scene of the accident said.
The funeral will be held at Saint Anne Melkite Catholic Church in North Hollywood Thursday (October 26) morning at 10 a.m. Alfar will be buried at the the Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood.
The oldest of three daughters, Alfar was born in Los Angeles but spent her early childhood in Jordan. She was raised by a single mother and a network of close-knit aunts and uncles, Falahat said. Falahat, who is battling breast cancer, said Alfar messaged her after a recent surgery, promising to visit her this weekend and bring her lunch.
“You were always here for me,” she wrote to her aunt, “so now I’m going to be here for you.”
The funeral will be held at Saint Anne Melkite Catholic Church in North Hollywood Thursday (October 26) morning at 10 a.m. Alfar will be buried at the the Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood.
The oldest of three daughters, Alfar was born in Los Angeles but spent her early childhood in Jordan. She was raised by a single mother and a network of close-knit aunts and uncles, Falahat said. Falahat, who is battling breast cancer, said Alfar messaged her after a recent surgery, promising to visit her this weekend and bring her lunch.
“You were always here for me,” she wrote to her aunt, “so now I’m going to be here for you.”
Amanda Alfar, 22, a CSUN student from Panorama City will be having a viewing service at Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood on Wednesday (October 25) evening from 5 – 8 p.m., a sign at the scene of the accident said.
The funeral will be held at Saint Anne Melkite Catholic Church in North Hollywood Thursday (October 26) morning at 10 a.m. Alfar will be buried at the the Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood.
The oldest of three daughters, Alfar was born in Los Angeles but spent her early childhood in Jordan. She was raised by a single mother and a network of close-knit aunts and uncles, Falahat said. Falahat, who is battling breast cancer, said Alfar messaged her after a recent surgery, promising to visit her this weekend and bring her lunch.
“You were always here for me,” she wrote to her aunt, “so now I’m going to be here for you.”
The funeral will be held at Saint Anne Melkite Catholic Church in North Hollywood Thursday (October 26) morning at 10 a.m. Alfar will be buried at the the Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in North Hollywood.
The oldest of three daughters, Alfar was born in Los Angeles but spent her early childhood in Jordan. She was raised by a single mother and a network of close-knit aunts and uncles, Falahat said. Falahat, who is battling breast cancer, said Alfar messaged her after a recent surgery, promising to visit her this weekend and bring her lunch.
“You were always here for me,” she wrote to her aunt, “so now I’m going to be here for you.”
