Sahar, age 24, Sepehr and Negin, age 12, passed away Saturday, December 30, 2006 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Sahar was a student at Texas A & M University - Corpus Christi. She was a caring individual who loved life. Sepehr and Negin, twins, were 6th graders at Kaffie Middle School. Both were bright children who enjoyed school and many hobbies.
All sisters and brother are survived by their loving parents, Alireza and Forrough Mostaghasi, one brother, Morteza Mostaghasi, uncle, George Mostaghasi, uncle, David Mostaghasi, Mokhtarian Family, Azali Family, Zarghooni Family, Karimi Family, Tavalaieyan Family, Kiani Family and a host of friends.
Visitation and funeral services were conducted at Seaside Funeral Home. Burial conducted at Seaside Memorial Park on Jan. 3.
Excerpt from Corpus Christi Caller Times - Jan. 2, 2006
"Sahar Mostaghasi, 24, and her 12-year-old twin siblings - Negin, a girl, and Sepehr, a boy - died after the 2006 Toyota Corolla that Sahar Mostaghasi was driving north on Cimarron Boulevard was struck on the driver's side by a van at the Brockhampton Street intersection on Saturday. Another brother, Morteza, 16, who was a front passenger in the vehicle, was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial in fair condition after the wreck.
His father, Alireza Mostaghasi, said Monday that Morteza is doing well.
The driver of the 1998 Dodge Caravan, Scott Ryan Helgerson, 19, was charged with three counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle and one count of intoxication assault with a vehicle.
Helgerson, who had cuts on his head and complained of back pain, showed evidence of alcohol intoxication, police said. He remained in Nueces County Jail last night on bonds of $62,500 for each charge.
Alireza Mostaghasi said he and his wife haven't been the same since the loss of their children.
"Every time I walk in here (the home) and see their pictures, I start looking for the kids," he said, adding that New Year's Day wasn't the same. "Everything is so different."
All sisters and brother are survived by their loving parents, Alireza and Forrough Mostaghasi, one brother, Morteza Mostaghasi, uncle, George Mostaghasi, uncle, David Mostaghasi, Mokhtarian Family, Azali Family, Zarghooni Family, Karimi Family, Tavalaieyan Family, Kiani Family and a host of friends.
Visitation and funeral services were conducted at Seaside Funeral Home. Burial conducted at Seaside Memorial Park on Jan. 3.
Excerpt from Corpus Christi Caller Times - Jan. 2, 2006
"Sahar Mostaghasi, 24, and her 12-year-old twin siblings - Negin, a girl, and Sepehr, a boy - died after the 2006 Toyota Corolla that Sahar Mostaghasi was driving north on Cimarron Boulevard was struck on the driver's side by a van at the Brockhampton Street intersection on Saturday. Another brother, Morteza, 16, who was a front passenger in the vehicle, was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial in fair condition after the wreck.
His father, Alireza Mostaghasi, said Monday that Morteza is doing well.
The driver of the 1998 Dodge Caravan, Scott Ryan Helgerson, 19, was charged with three counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle and one count of intoxication assault with a vehicle.
Helgerson, who had cuts on his head and complained of back pain, showed evidence of alcohol intoxication, police said. He remained in Nueces County Jail last night on bonds of $62,500 for each charge.
Alireza Mostaghasi said he and his wife haven't been the same since the loss of their children.
"Every time I walk in here (the home) and see their pictures, I start looking for the kids," he said, adding that New Year's Day wasn't the same. "Everything is so different."
Sahar, age 24, Sepehr and Negin, age 12, passed away Saturday, December 30, 2006 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Sahar was a student at Texas A & M University - Corpus Christi. She was a caring individual who loved life. Sepehr and Negin, twins, were 6th graders at Kaffie Middle School. Both were bright children who enjoyed school and many hobbies.
All sisters and brother are survived by their loving parents, Alireza and Forrough Mostaghasi, one brother, Morteza Mostaghasi, uncle, George Mostaghasi, uncle, David Mostaghasi, Mokhtarian Family, Azali Family, Zarghooni Family, Karimi Family, Tavalaieyan Family, Kiani Family and a host of friends.
Visitation and funeral services were conducted at Seaside Funeral Home. Burial conducted at Seaside Memorial Park on Jan. 3.
Excerpt from Corpus Christi Caller Times - Jan. 2, 2006
"Sahar Mostaghasi, 24, and her 12-year-old twin siblings - Negin, a girl, and Sepehr, a boy - died after the 2006 Toyota Corolla that Sahar Mostaghasi was driving north on Cimarron Boulevard was struck on the driver's side by a van at the Brockhampton Street intersection on Saturday. Another brother, Morteza, 16, who was a front passenger in the vehicle, was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial in fair condition after the wreck.
His father, Alireza Mostaghasi, said Monday that Morteza is doing well.
The driver of the 1998 Dodge Caravan, Scott Ryan Helgerson, 19, was charged with three counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle and one count of intoxication assault with a vehicle.
Helgerson, who had cuts on his head and complained of back pain, showed evidence of alcohol intoxication, police said. He remained in Nueces County Jail last night on bonds of $62,500 for each charge.
Alireza Mostaghasi said he and his wife haven't been the same since the loss of their children.
"Every time I walk in here (the home) and see their pictures, I start looking for the kids," he said, adding that New Year's Day wasn't the same. "Everything is so different."
All sisters and brother are survived by their loving parents, Alireza and Forrough Mostaghasi, one brother, Morteza Mostaghasi, uncle, George Mostaghasi, uncle, David Mostaghasi, Mokhtarian Family, Azali Family, Zarghooni Family, Karimi Family, Tavalaieyan Family, Kiani Family and a host of friends.
Visitation and funeral services were conducted at Seaside Funeral Home. Burial conducted at Seaside Memorial Park on Jan. 3.
Excerpt from Corpus Christi Caller Times - Jan. 2, 2006
"Sahar Mostaghasi, 24, and her 12-year-old twin siblings - Negin, a girl, and Sepehr, a boy - died after the 2006 Toyota Corolla that Sahar Mostaghasi was driving north on Cimarron Boulevard was struck on the driver's side by a van at the Brockhampton Street intersection on Saturday. Another brother, Morteza, 16, who was a front passenger in the vehicle, was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial in fair condition after the wreck.
His father, Alireza Mostaghasi, said Monday that Morteza is doing well.
The driver of the 1998 Dodge Caravan, Scott Ryan Helgerson, 19, was charged with three counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle and one count of intoxication assault with a vehicle.
Helgerson, who had cuts on his head and complained of back pain, showed evidence of alcohol intoxication, police said. He remained in Nueces County Jail last night on bonds of $62,500 for each charge.
Alireza Mostaghasi said he and his wife haven't been the same since the loss of their children.
"Every time I walk in here (the home) and see their pictures, I start looking for the kids," he said, adding that New Year's Day wasn't the same. "Everything is so different."
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