So sad to hear the news :/ I met Armaan in Term 1, and he was so friendly and social. Great energy to be around. Was part of his hospital group in Term 5 and the two of us got closer as did our whole group. We'd listen to music on the bus on the way to the hospital and that was when I realized he had such great taste in music and across so many different genres. It was really quite impressive. Armaan was also always so keen to hang out and so polite as well. Very sad to hear of his passing especially soon after he worked so hard to complete medical school. My thoughts are with his family.

I just heard the news today. My heart hurts, I was so proud of Armaan for all the hard work he had put into his schooling, and for finally making it to NYC, a longtime dream of his. He didn't have an easy road, but his persistence always paid off.

Rest easy sweet boy, I hope the other side is full of music, sand, friends, and beautiful poetry.

Words cannot express the grief it is to lose someone, but for it to be Armaan, is a depth of loss that many will never experience. Armaan was a light that when you came in contact with, showed you parts of your soul. A magnetic being who sought to bring connection and compassion to the world around him. He explored every thought he ever had and I loved that about him. He would write me letters or send me songs to let me know he was thinking of me. He would come to holiday dinners and call me to hear about my child. That's who he was; a friend to the soul. I will miss you, my sweet friend. Until we meet again.

Praying for the Heavenly Peace of your eternal soul!  Words cannot express the sadness we feel inside.  Never met you, but watched your video with that beautiful smile.  Unforgettable, you are.  I have known your parents and grandparents since our teenage years.  I visited that Purana Paltan house so many times.    

The void you have left cannot be filled.  

Just thinking  about that Holy Cross debating team!  Sheri died when she was 19!  Neepa lost her son so early!  Now, you have left us!

I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your beloved son Armaan on the 18th of August. Though I never had the chance to meet him in person, I heard so much about him from Laboni, and when the news reached me, it felt as if I had lost a member of my own family.

A child is the most precious blessing for any parent, and losing one is an unimaginable trial. But Allah, in His mercy, has given us the strength of sabr, and we say with heavy hearts: Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji‘un — Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed, to Him we will return.

As Allah says in the Qur’an:

ٱلَّذِينَ إِذَآ أَصَـٰبَتْهُم مُّصِيبَةٌ قَالُوٓا۟ إِنَّا لِلَّهِ وَإِنَّآ إِلَيْهِ رَٰجِعُونَ
“Who, when disaster strikes them, say, ‘Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return.’”
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:156)

We must trust Allah’s divine plan and believe that Armaan is now in the beautiful gardens of Jannah, where there is no pain, only peace. Perhaps this world was not meant for him, but the next — eternal and perfect — surely is.

I have no words strong enough to ease your grief, but please know that my heartfelt prayers are with you and your family. May Allah, the Most Merciful, grant Armaan Jannatul Firdous and bless you all with patience and strength until the day you are reunited with him.

He was truly special, and he will always be remembered with love.

There are people who come to this world like meteors - brilliant, making a difference in their actions, and touching everyone around them with pure love and care. Armaan was one of those souls who won the hearts of many and left this worldly life for the deeper reality of divine love and mercy. May the gentle and loving soul of Armaan be in a place of all encompassing peace and happiness. May his memory be an inspiration and blessing for us all.

Armaan was the realest - sincere, no grudges, huge heart, respectful, hard working, and absolutely hilarious. I never anticipated such a huge personality from a seemingly quiet person. I’m so  grateful we met. You touched so many lives and spread love everywhere you went. 

Mom and Dad, you did an incredible job raising an amazing son. But he was also an amazing friend and doctor. My heart bleeds for what you’re experiencing. May you find comfort in the outpouring of love and support and in your faith. 

With love,
Vanessa

Armaan was such a bright light. He had the kindest heart and a warmth that made everyone feel comfortable and loved. He always knew my love for country music and would send me songs. The last song he sent me was  Lonely Millionaire by Kacey Musgraves. We would often say to each other, “iconic and amazing,” and he truly embodied that. We had long conversations about politics, and with his thoughtful analysis, he even persuaded me to vote for the candidate he believed in, changing my mind for the better. He saw the good in everyone, was incredibly well-rounded, and became a brilliant doctor. In school, he always seemed to know every answer during our IMCQ sessions and was such a wonderful presence to be around. I will miss my friend always, and he will forever remain in my heart as “iconic and amazing.” Sending my love and prayers to his family. Rest easy Armaan.

I met Armaan a few times in my life but what stood out to me was: once when he was a kid and the second time when he was an adult. I’ve been friends with Samira bhabi for a while, and she brought Armaan to an Ekushey February event. He was about 11 or 12 years old. When living in America, it sometimes feels difficult to stay in touch with our roots and culture. Nonetheless, I saw him wearing a shirt with the Bengali alphabet on it, which was something special to me. 
After seeing the young boy grow up to be a man, I remember meeting him again at Samira bhabi’s house. Even though he didn’t know me and my husband very well, he spoke to us with kindness and grace which made us realize how much he stood out from so many others. On our way home, all me and my husband could do was talk about how sweet of a man he had become. He dedicated his time to us, with a smile that comes from his mom. 
May Allah keep his soul in the highest place of Jannat, and make the pain for his family be as bearable as possible.

Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilaihi Rajiun. I remember Armaan as a nice individual. I didn't see him in a long time, but from what I heard, my cousin did very well for himself. May Allah grant him Jannah-tul-Ferdous. Ameen.

I had the privilege of working with Armaan for just one week, but in that short time it felt like I had known him much longer. He was such a kind person who always wanted the best for us students. Everyday I walked into work I would be greeted by him with a welcoming smile.  He never judged us and always saw us in the best light. That kind of generosity and enthusiasm is rare, and it will leave a lasting impact on how I choose to live my life in the future.

This past year, I lost my brother and my parents lost a son, so I understand how life-changing this kind of loss feels. Things will never be the same, but over time  Armaan’s memory will start to bring you smiles instead of tears. I will always remember the kindness he showed, and I’m grateful to have crossed paths.

Dear Shumi and Khaled,
Armaan is my blood. Although I did not have the opportunity of watching him grow or take part in his life events, he was always in my du'a and will remain so.i prayed Rabbana Atena Fiddunya hasanatao wafil alheratey hadanatao wa kina azaabannar when he was in this dunya . InshaAllah Allah will pardon him.give him hasana for all his kind acts in this a duniya,elevate his rank to be among tge righteous and be granted Jannatul Ferdause. Allah gave him as a blessing and I thank Allah for giving him for as long a as he,was destined. He is inshaAllah now in the company of hi a grandparents all of who adored him. Khaled and Samira, you were wonderful parents and continue being so even if he is physically not here. Your good work and du'a will be heard by Allah SWT. Think of him as in a distant land being taken care of by the entity that created him and loves him the most. InshaAllah he is in the best of hands and will remain in your hearts. Innalillahi wa inna ilaihey rajeun
With all of you indy heart. Rimbu, Ismail Bhai, Shayer,ShanilaSgepta,Nauel and Ramy

Armaan had the kindest heart of all. The kind of person whose presence could light up a room. I always looked forward to seeing him, whether it was in class, at Shwarma King, or just passing by on my walk home. He would always greet anyone with the biggest smile on his face. I feel incredibly lucky to have known someone like Armaan. He had such a deep passion for becoming a doctor, and he was always so eager to help others. I’ll forever remember all the memories we shared, the laughs, the talks, and the sunsets.  Rest peacefully, Armaan, you were truly one of a kind. My heart goes out to all his family and friends during this extremely difficult time <3

I became close with Armaan for the short amount of time i was fortunate to know him. We first started texting when he was moving from FL to NYC, to begin residency. Also being from FL, we often talked about how excited he was to make this big move to NYC. We started off working together on July 1st, and I’ll never forget how joyous he was. We talked a lot about how we enjoyed the same music, loved the same movies, and how much we had in common. Almost daily he’d send me a song, or a new playlist he made on spotify. He had given me the nickname “indie girl”. I will always cherish the time we spent together. 
May Armaan rest in peace. My deepest condolences to the Sobhan family during this time.

I only knew Armaan for a short time, but he left such a strong impression on me. On his very first night shift, we met in the resident room. He stood up, shook my hand with such a steady handshake, and greeted me with a big smile, saying, “Very nice to meet you!” From then on, I always noticed how he came to work with that same huge smile, full of energy and ambition. He was so professional, yet so kind and approachable. My heartfelt condolences to the Sobhan family. May Armaan rest in peace.

I first met Armaan back in 2021 during our first semester of medical school. He was such a kind soul and greeted everyone with a warm, contagious smile. I have so many fond memories of studying with Armaan in Modica North, bonding over music (he had the best taste in music), and his jokes about terribly worded questions during our IMCQ sessions. He had a good heart and was always there to help anyone in need.

I'm so grateful that I was able to know you, Armaan. Thank you for being a good friend; you will be dearly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time. Fly high man 🙏

Friday afternoon and through the night I was in a very sad mood. My wife noted my silence. Now I know that my best friend, Dr. Khaled, was in an unimaginable grief. I only can say inna lillah wa inna ilaihi rajeoon. We belong to Allah, and to Allah we will return.

I was so lucky to have met you in this lifetime. A person whose warmth and kindness always shined through. You were full of life and full of ambition. 
I hope this world and those in it were as kind to you as you were to them.. to all of us.

I had the privilege of meeting Armaan during our time at SGU, and he left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. His positive energy was truly contagious — every time I saw him on campus, he greeted everyone with a warm smile and a kind hello. It was impossible not to feel uplifted in his presence.

Armaan was a remarkable individual whose light touched so many lives. My heart goes out to his family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. Sending lots of prayers and so much love.

May he rest in peace.

Rest in the sweetest peace Armaan. I will always remember how kind and caring you were whenever I saw you at SGU. You always had the biggest smile and gave the warmest hugs. Thank you for reaching out even when our time on the island was done. There was truly no one like you! My condolences to Armaan’s family and close friends. Fly high, Love Kenna 🤍

Armaan always had the biggest smile whenever we said hi to each other on the island. He was so so kind. Lit up every room he walked into with his giant smile. I still remember him yelling “hey Lola!” Every time we saw each other. We used to joke about IMCQ questions whenever we thought they were terribly worded, and he got me hooked on using the salute emoji so much in my text messages. This news is just so heartbreaking and I send my deepest condolences to his family and friends. He will truly be missed.

May Allah forgive all of Arman's limitations and give him high honor in Jannah. My dua for Khaled's beautiful child.

Take us back to 2021 when we were just a crazy group of kids starting med school on an island in the middle of a pandemic. My first distinct memory of Armaan is during a block break for our first exam. Armaan was so friendly and could immediately see how stressed I was about the test. He sat down with me and within a few minutes, I knew this guy was one of the smartest on the island. But also so humble and so kind. He always flashed the biggest smile when you passed him by. He had such bright energy that lit up everyone around him. Armaan, we miss you and may you rest in peace 🤍

The very first thing that comes to mind when I think of Armaan is his warm smile. He never failed to stop and say hello, even if it was just for a quick chat, and I will always appreciate that, especially in times when life felt so busy and many couldn’t spare a moment. I knew him as such a kind and intelligent person, always ready to help his peers and support us. This news is truly heartbreaking. My heartfelt prayers are with him, and I extend my deepest condolences to his family and friends. May he rest in peace.

I met Armaan during my first semester of medical school. He always had a positive energy, and I feel fortunate to have had him as a friend. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

As the  Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program I had the pleasure of meeting Armaan during orientation and at several noon conference educational sessions where I could see the genuine enthusiasm he had for being a physician. His positive temperament, attentiveness to details and astuteness shown brightly amongst his peers, faculty members and students. I can say with certainty that in taking this path towards being a physician he embodied the curiosity, empathy and caring spirit which I hope will serve as inspiration to all physicians and patients who's lives he enriched. 
Thank you for being part of our family at St. John's , you will be deeply missed and always remembered.

My condolence to the family. Armaan was an amazing friend, supporter and overall amazing human being. He lit up the room with his positivity and happiness. A person that will truly be missed in this world.  I shall pray for him and may his soul rest in peace.

Armaan was one of the kindest people I knew at school. From always saying hi when we passed each other on campus to sharing his exam resources or music he thought I might like, he was endlessly giving and thoughtful. He loved connecting with people, and he truly shined in that.

He was brilliant, one of the smartest and most hardworking people I knew. He always seemed to know everything for an exam, and I was constantly amazed by how he did it. Just three days before our term 3 exam, I remember knowing nothing about statistics. I went into a classroom with my friend Negin, and Armaan just so happened to stop by to say hi. The three of us ended up staying there for seven hours, working through problems together. I’ll never forget those “lightbulb” moments we shared, or the way we all went “OOOOOO” when something finally clicked.

That’s who Armaan was: a light. He was everyone’s hype man, always uplifting those around him. I’ll always remember when he waved at me and Nitori during graduation, the joy and excitement he had seeing us after so long was unforgettable.

So long, my friend. Rest in peace. You will truly be missed.

With love,
Kimia Ghanbari

Armaan, it was such a pleasure to know you and go to school with you. You'e such a sweet, genuine and smart guy who always had a big smile on your face whenever I'd see you. You brought so much positive energy to our lives and even while a lot of us were having a difficulty time, we could always count on you to have a big smile on your face and spread your joy. Your family and friends are so proud of you, how much you've sacrificed on your journey with medicine and having such a great attitude throughout. You will now be one of our angels and we will always be grateful to have you as our friend.

Armaan was one of the kindest and purest souls I’ve ever had the privilege of knowing. I still remember when we first met he was so full of excitement. His optimism and honesty was a refreshing breeze during the challenges of medical school.

He was always there for me during the harder times, whether it was offering a listening ear, a quiet presence to study alongside, or patiently explaining difficult concepts. I’ll never forget the countless IMCQ sessions we shared. Armaan always seemed to know the right answer, and on the rare occasion he didn’t, he would apologize, even though he never needed to. That simple gesture reflected who he was someone who genuinely cared for others.

Armaan’s intelligence, humility, and unwavering kindness left a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to call him a friend. Medical school would not have been the same without him, and I will always be grateful for the time we shared. Peace out to our Anking will miss your smile. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

When I think of Bhaiyamoni (Armaan), the first memories that come rushing back are of our summers together in Bangladesh, at our Nana and Nan’s home. The heat never bothered us because we were always laughing, telling stories and we would stay up late, gathered in the living room, watching movies together. Bhaiyamoni always picked the best movies - introducing me to some of the best I had watched and his commentary would make me laugh even louder than the movie itself. Looking back, that was truly one of the best summers. 

Bhaiyamoni had this light about him, always making everyone feel included. Whether it be family or helping hands, everyone around us loved him so much. Those little moments felt so simple then, but now they mean everything.

Even then, it was so clear how gifted he was. We all knew he was destined to be a wonderful doctor, not only because he was intelligent and hardworking, but because he was so deeply compassionate even when we were just kids. 

I’ll always carry those summer days with me, and I’ll always be proud of the person he was. I thought we would get a chance to meet again and make so many new memories just as we did before. I thought we had time. Losing him so suddenly is unbearable, but I’ll hold onto those summer days that we were so lucky to share. 

Bhaiyamoni will always live on in my memories and in our hearts. Till we meet again 🤍

Armaan was always smiling when you saw him. He was always eager to meet new people and make new friends. His heart was pure and genuine. He cared for and would raise the spirits of those around him. His love for music was contagious, we would share music with each other and he had the best, most diverse taste in music! I hope you are flying high my brother.. Your joyous presence still radiates through your friends and those who love you most.  He kept the morale high for himself and his friends when school became challenging. You will always have a special place in my heart, Armaan. 

Today I will listen to: “The Rapture” by &Me, Black Coffee, and Keinemusik. This was the most recent song you sent me. I will pray for you and your family during this unimaginable time. Every time this song plays, I will always think of you. One love 🙏💛

I did not have the honor of knowing Armaan, but my colleagues and I have the good fortune to work with his father. Reading the memories posted here brings great sadness at the loss, far too soon, of someone so gifted and warm-hearted. I am not at all surprised to learn of Armaan's intellect and bright spirit - it is a mirror of what we see working with his father. We are all devasted for Armaan's loved ones and his extended family and we are here for anything you may need in this time of great sorrow.

The first time I met Armaan was on the first day of residency orientation. I remember being so nervous that very first day, and the first time I spoke to Armaan I instantly felt calmer because of his warm and bright presence.  We instantly bonded over the fact that we both graduated from SGU and shared some of our best memories from Grenada. What I’ll always remember about Armaan was his big bright smile, and how welcomed he made those feel around him. I can tell Armaan had such a strong work ethic and a true passion for medicine and helping others. My deepest condolences go out to all of his family and friends.

When Arman was just four months old,
I came to Chicago,
because Samira Apu was doing her PhD.
That is why I came to America.

💫⭐ Star of Joy ⭐💫

He was four years and more—
Arman ⭐.
“Chandana Khala, how much do you love me?”
I 🌙 said,
“As many stars as there are in the sky,
that much I love you, Baba.”

“And you, Baba, how much do you love me?”
Arman ⭐ said,
“As many waterfalls as Niagara has,
that much I love you, Khala.”
So many mountains of words gathered
from my Arman Baba.

One day I was cutting potatoes into thin shreds,
frying them for myself.
Arman ⭐ said,
“Chandana Khala, make potato bajji for me too.”

When my ticket to Bangladesh was confirmed,
Arman suddenly said,
“Chandana Khala, you’re bad.”
I 🌙 asked,
“Why, Baba, why am I bad?”
Arman ⭐ replied,
“Because you are going away to Bangladesh.”
I said,
“There is another Baba in Bangladesh,
my original Baba,
I must go to him, Baba.”
Hearing this, Arman ⭐ said strongly,
“No Khala, no—I am your original Baba.”

At El Paso Airport,
his quiet, tender smile of hidden pain
shattered my heart.

Three or four months after I returned,
Arman and Apu came to Bangladesh.
From Domar I went to Dhaka to see him
at Hiramoni Manzil, Purana Paltan.
That day Arman Baba ran to me,
held me tight,
and did not let go
from morning until the moment he slept at night.

My Arman Baba, my heart’s jewel,
has gone away like this.
How can I bear this grief, this loss?
I pray to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds,
make Arman, my soul’s piece,
a blue star in the sky.
Every night we will see him there.
May Allah give Samira Apu and Khaled Bhai
the strength to bear this sorrow.
Ameen, Ameen, summa ameen.

I was the one who first taught Arman his letters,
teaching him every character,
drawing pictures to help him learn.

When Arman was four and a half years old,
I returned to Bangladesh.

I had the privilege of meeting Armaan in medical school, and I’ll always remember how kind, thoughtful, and genuinely sweet he was. One of my favorite memories is how we connected through music.  Sharing songs back and forth and talking about the ones that meant something to us. It was such a simple thing, but it showed the warmth and joy he carried with him.

I’ll never forget our phone call after we matched into residency, how excited we both were to have made it this far and how proud we felt of how far we’d come since the very beginning of medical school. His excitement about starting this new chapter in New York was contagious.

He’ll be missed deeply,  not only as a colleague and friend, but as the truly special person he was.

On 12 October 1995 I was in London. Was writing my doctoral thesis and waiting next to the phone, waiting for the news of childbirth. My Chachi was there in Chicago. That is Samira ‘ Mom. We grew up in the same house, when her father would be ill, Samira didn’t want to eat. I sang a whole lot of songs to make her digest some white rice. With the same elder sister spirit I stood next to the phone, waiting for good news of all being well. Then a call came, Arman was born, all well and mom too. Arman, cousin brother of Armeen. Then the time flew and now I am waiting for a memorial for him…Ya Allah

Abba wrote this poem for Armaan after his visit to see him . He was so loved and Abba was so impressed with his intelligence and loveliness. We did not get a chance to know Armaan but he was and will be in our hearts and in our prayers every time. We were and,always will be very proud of him.Now his Nanas and all dear persons will be with him celebrating him. InshaAllah we will also join soon. Armaan liked the PP house and wanted to buy it when he grew up. May Allah grant him a living place more beautiful than this and may  he reunite us there,one big happy family. He is, and he will always be with you. 
His physical absence will be hard for you to accept but know that Allah blessed you with him and you have a lifetime of memories with him. When it is time,you will see him again. InshaAllah .May Allah give you the patience we call Sabr to accept His Will and continue to strive to be in our best conduct.
Wrapping you with warm hugs and du'a. Rimbu and Ismail Bhai with Shayer,Shanila,Shepta,Nayel and Ramy

Armaan lit up any room he was in. His energy was beautiful and will be deeply missed. My prayers will be with him and his family 🙏🏼❤️

I met Armaan during my first week in Grenada, we both became friends, graduated medical school, and even ended up at the same residency together. He has been such a great support in the transition into residency, always positive, and motivating me and everyone to be and do our best. I am going to miss Armaan’s smile and energy that he brought when he walked in the room.  Armaan’s study techniques are also admirable, he was the first to always answer questions, and very well knowledgeable. He is and would’ve gone to be an amazing physician. All the attending physicians have been saying that his notes are excellent, which is a HUGE complement.

I want to express my deepest sympathy and condolences for the loss of Armaan. I met Armaan in 2021 in medical school at SGU. Our initial friendship started off the fact that we were both from Florida and oddly enough from nearby cities. He termed us “the Boca boys” . Armaan was one of the smartest and kindest friend I have ever had. Armaan’s love, humor, warmth, and love for helping others left a lasting impact on everyone around him. He always kept it P. I am grateful to have had the privilege of knowing him.  My thoughts and prayers are with the Sobhan family.

Rest in peace my bhai, love you brother❤️

Though I only had the privilege of working with Armaan for a brief period of time, it was clear from the very beginning what a remarkable person he was. He was hardworking, bright, and always eager to learn—qualities that shone through every day. He had a way of bringing warmth to those around him, making the workplace feel welcoming and full of positive energy.

I still remember how dedicated he was, even commuting in from the city each day. No matter the distance or the challenges, he always arrived with genuine excitement to be at work, ready to give his best.

As fellow doctors, we will always remember and honor the impact he made in his time with us. Though his journey with the community was far too short, the contributions he made and the kindness he shared will not be forgotten.

With my deepest condolences,

Kevin Tay

Armaan was a true beam of light. He had this incredible way of brightening every room he walked into, and he never failed to make me smile—even at 4 a.m. during the busiest night shifts. Whenever I was feeling tired or down, he always knew how to lift me up, whether it was with a quick joke or a funny video he just had to share.
What amazed me most about him was how naturally he connected with people. He had such genuine empathy for his patients and a way of making everyone around him feel seen and cared for. At St. John’s, he touched all of our hearts so deeply, and it was clear how much he was loved.
Armaan also loved what he did. He had such a hunger to learn and grow, and no matter how stressful residency got, he faced it all with a smile and so much determination. He worked incredibly hard, but he never lost that joy that made him who he was.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this difficult time.

Brother for life. I will miss you forever. Love you man as well!! Rest in peace 😭😭

Dear Dr. Sobhan,

I am deeply sorry for your loss. My heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family during this difficult time. My prayers are with your loved one.

I am deeply sorry for your loss. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this difficult time.  (Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un) May Allah grant him jannatul ferdous Ameen.

I had the honor of knowing Armaan for the past year and a half.  He was a man of great kindness, intelligence, and humor — someone who brought light into the lives of those around him. He had a heart for helping others and was on a path to heal and serve as a doctor. His journey touched so many, and we will remember his generosity of spirit and his laughter. Though his time with us was too short, his impact was profound. May Allah grant him peace and mercy, and may his family and loved ones find comfort in the beautiful legacy he leaves behind.

যে ফুল না ফুটিতে
       ঝরেছে ধরণীতে,
       যে নদী মরুপথে
              হারালো ধারা,
       জানি হে জানি তাও
              হয় নি হারা।

Dear Dr. Sobhan,

I am deeply sorry for your loss. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. 
(Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un)

Refka Shiha

Extremely saddened by  young gentleman passing so early. My deepest condolences go out to the heartbroken Mom Dad & other family members. Whole family will be in my prayers & thoughts. 
Loves 

Aliya

I'm deeply saddened by Armaan's passing. My deepest condolences go out to the Sobhan family. I will always cherish the memories we shared in school together growing up in South Florida. His ambition and kind spirit will be greatly missed.

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Armaan Mustafa Sobhan

October 12, 1995 – August 18, 2025

Dorsey - E. Earl Smith Funeral Home and Lake Worth Memory Gardens

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