Florence was a good friend and I still miss seeing her in my hallway. She was my neighbor and a sweet presence.
She was always leaving for a function or coming back from a lunch carrying a doggie bag.
I really miss going out with her for dinner. She had a lot of spunk!
I love you Florence❤️

We miss you so very much Florence.
You will be remembered forever in our 💓s.

You will always be in my 💜
For ever Florence since 1980
i Love 💕 you , so many good memories with you ,I was very lucky to have you in my life, we had 
such a good time alls those years
I remember Eddy , the day you invited me to the opening of the 
Hammer museum for the opening
you  choice me to be with you
on that special day , you were waiting for me in the garage with your beautiful red dress and your white mink , you took me to see Catherine the great before they
opened the doors to the guests 
You wanted me to see it and I was sitting at the table for the meal 
with many importants peoples 
Merci Florence ,i Love you @rlette

When I came to occidental for an interview in 1986 with Florence the thing she asked me was can I spell of course I said yes Florence then asked if I would work 2 weeks on a trial basis to see how things went and I said yes she was a great lady and I will miss her Sharon Derman

Florence at Dodger Stadium for a STOP CANCER event

My name is Lynda Aldon and I have been a neighbor of Florence's for over 20 years.
I remember going over to her place with my mother for tea and listening to the two of them discuss politics, art and history like two former school friends.
I went out frequently with Florence for dinner and even spent Mother's Day with her the first year my mother had passed 
She kept me amused with her wit and comforted by her generous heart 
I will miss her dearly

I had the wonderful honor of getting to know Florence  when I worked at Stop Cancer.  Having the opportunity to see her in her element on a daily basis was such a privilege - not only did she drive herself (in her late 90s into her 100s) to the office every day for a full 8 hours, but she came dressed to the nines- never mind that it was a small, quiet office with narry a visitor.  When she wasn't flooring me with her dedication to her work and her remarkable knowledge of so many things, she was stunning me with her gorgeous ensembles, jewelry, hats (and sometimes gloves!).  Most of all, I adored her youthful giggle , wondrous spirit and sense of humor (and that she always shared her french fries with me).  We were about the same size and totally agreed that the best things come in small packages.  I often told my friends about my incredible co-worker and friend, and although they never met her, they were as in awe of her as I was.  She had more energy than most people half, or even three quarters her age.  When I called her to wish her a happy 105th birthday, she politely hurried through the conversation, as her day was "jammed with activity."  I think we all want to be Florence when we grow up!   
~Cheers to you, and to a life so very well lived.
xxx ooo

We love you always, Florence. Thank you for being such a steadfast mentor and inspiration in our lives.

Florence always loved a lunch with the ladies 💕

Dearest Florence! Your earthly body is gone but your spirit and your energy live on! We bonded early on in our meeting and had a special feeling for each other. And guess what!! I did my DNA and learned I was 10% Armenian! It's no  wonder!! The angels are in for a treat with you joining them in the Heavens! I wish you as wonderful an after life as you had here on Earth! My ashes will also go to the same cemetery to join my brother so I'll be sure to give you a wave when I visit and afterward a hug when I join you!! Much love, Francesca! 💕💕

Florence was truly a great woman and will be missed. May we all treasure our memories of this elegant lady. Rest in heaven. Edwin 


I first met Florence in the mid-1980s, when I attended a meeting with Armand Hammer to discuss cutting edge cancer research.  At the time, Florence was Dr. Hammer’s Executive Assistant.  We had an instant rapport.  She radiated wisdom, kindness and enthusiasm with a knowing smile and a twinkle in her eye.  Over the next 35 years, Florence and I became dear friends, as well as associates at STOP CANCER, the organization which a core group of us founded to raise funds in support of young cancer investigators.  Florence was an integral part of STOP CANCER’s success from the beginning.  Her warmth and incredible focus helped attract hundreds of individuals to our enterprise, and she was charmingly relentless in asking potential donors to support our cause.  Between 1988 – 2018, STOP CANCER raised and distributed over $80 million dollars to fund young researchers at UCLA Jonsson, USC Norris, and City of Hope.  In short, Florence was a force of nature.  She left an indelible impression on everyone who had the pleasure of meeting her.  The world will be dimmer without Florence’s keen intellect, radiant smile, and beautiful hats.  But we were blessed beyond measure to have her with us for over 10 decades.  It was a privilege and an honor to be Florence’s friend.  She will remain in my heart forever.


Warmest,
Sherry Lansing 


Besides being one of the brightest people we know Florence was also a very caring person.  She was invaluable to Stop Cancer and especially to us when we were Presidents of the organization.  You will be greatly missed.
Love Always,
Wendy and Bruce Smiley

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Florence Ajamian

20 mayo, 1917 – 22 julio, 2022

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