He was a person with his own vision and own dreams who decided to pursue them with vigor.
— Nooshin Razani, sister, talking to the National Iranian American Council
Razani was the first Iranian-American killed while serving in Iraq. He had completed two years of military service in Korea and was due to come home to begin training as a paramedic in Los Angeles when he was "stop-lossed," according to his family members.

2 memories of Omead

We share the sorrow of his family for such a great loss. We pray for the comfort of his soul.

— Ershaghi
May 26, 2008 at 7:56 a.m.

Omead was hilarious. I remember him being quiet, which is what made the crazy things he said even funnier. All of his friends were destroyed by the news and we were all there wishing to hear his voice again.

— Harrison Coltun
December 15, 2008 at 4:27 p.m.

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