Fouad Aziz Mikhail

Born on August 11, 1932, in Port Said, Egypt, Fouad built a life defined by resilience, devotion, and an unwavering love for his family.

In the early 1970s, Fouad immigrated to the United States with his wife and five children, eventually making their home in Orange County, California. A certified master mechanic, he proudly dedicated years of service to the U.S. Marines, applying his expertise with commitment.

Fouad was deeply devoted to his community—helping establish and strengthen new church facilities, offering his skills wherever they were needed, and generously extending a helping hand to anyone who asked. Known for his gifted hands, generous and genuine passion for repair, he approached every task with care and integrity. Beyond his work, Fouad found joy in gardening, he was known for his beautiful figs and guavas. He enjoyed cooking and spending cherished time with his loved ones.

Fouad was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great‑grandfather whose legacy lives on in the family he nurtured and the values he instilled. He is survived by his children Mervat, Amalia, and Magdy, along with twelve grandchildren and eight great‑grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Yvonne; his sons, Ezzat and Victor; and his grandson, Sean.

Fouad will be laid to rest at Westminster Memorial Park Cemetery.

His memory will forever remain a source of strength, love, and inspiration to all who knew him.