جناب آقای #مهردادفرحبخش همکار فرهنگی دلسوز و عضو هیئت مدیره کانون صنفی فرهنگیان استان اصفهان ،با اندوه فراوان خبر درگذشت پدر گرامی تان را به شما و دیگر بستگان عزیزتان غم مباد میگوییم.
پدر که رفت طول میکشد تا آدم خودش را بیابد و فقدان او در خانواده چون خانه ای بی ستون دلهره آفرین است اما چه شود که دنیا گذرگاه زادن و زیستن و در نهایت رفتن است. برای شما شکیبایی و برای عزیز پدر سفرکرده، آمرزش اهورایی طلب میکنیم.
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جناب آقای #مهردادفرحبخش همکار فرهنگی دلسوز و عضو هیئت مدیره کانون صنفی فرهنگیان استان اصفهان ،با اندوه فراوان خبر درگذشت پدر گرامی تان را به شما و دیگر بستگان عزیزتان غم مباد میگوییم.
پدر که رفت طول میکشد تا آدم خودش را بیابد و فقدان او در خانواده چون خانه ای بی ستون دلهره آفرین است اما چه شود که دنیا گذرگاه زادن و زیستن و در نهایت رفتن است. برای شما شکیبایی و برای عزیز پدر سفرکرده، آمرزش اهورایی طلب میکنیم.
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