On 16 June, Romina Bahrami and Arman Imani tied the knot in Edmonton. They both served at the Bahá’í World Centre with me (I actually recruited Romina while visiting Edmonton one visit home). It was a lovely wedding and a lot of fun to also see former staff members Lou and Lorna Bergner, Farzin and Mitra Shakibanejad, and also Bahiyyih Tabrizi (a current staff member) who was on holiday in Canada.
posted by Ailsa @ 6/25/2007 10:54:00 AM
Ailsa was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, but grew up in High River, Alberta. After high school she studied geography at the University of Calgary and archival studies at the University of British Columbia. After two terms of service at the Baha'i World Centre in Haifa, Israel (separated by studies and working at the Baha'i National Centre in Toronto), she met Dale and they married in 2004. Now living in rural Saskatchewan where Dale is farming land settled by his great-grandfather, they have welcomed two beautiful daughters, in 2006 and 2011. Ailsa still works distance/part-time for the Baha'i National Centre but is also doing some work for the museum in Esterhazy. She presently also serves as an executive member of the Saskatchewan Council of Archives and Archivists.
6 Comments:
So nice to see Shar and Ridvan. Such a wonderful couple. We have so much to thank them for. Hello and God Bless you both if you are reading this.
Love,
Bev.
Nice to see you in Edmonton!
Thanks for posting these wonderful pictures, Ailsa--it was so good to see so many friends -- felt ALMOST like being there...
Love, Pat
So much fun and refreshing to see all of you together in a group shot! It brings back memories of weddings at the Pilgrim Reception Centre . . .
It was so wonderful to have you guys there, it really made us very happy. Big hug from Calgary...
Too bad Ridvan turned out to be such a prick. At least some of us got to see him with his mask off.
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