Memories of Sina Sinbari

In memory of

Sina Sinbari

Laguna Niguel, CA

2001 - April 20, 2026

2001 - Apr 20, 2026

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Alireza Charsin

I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your beloved son. I only had the chance to meet him once at a gathering, and we spoke for a few minutes, but in that short time I could clearly see what a kind, warm, and well-mannered young man he was. His friendly and respectful personality truly left a lasting impression on me.

I cannot imagine the pain you are going through. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this incredibly difficult time.

May his soul rest in peace.

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Si Herbers

You are the light, precious Sina — with Sina and Si Herbers

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Shervin Fotouhi

Sina, my friend. I am grateful that I had the pleasure of meeting you and getting to know you growing up; you were one of the most genuine guys I was able to meet- someone who everyone loved to be around. Your energy was contagious and your spirit was always bright. All of us younger guys looked up to you.

It breaks my heart that you’re gone bro, and I wish we got to catch up during recent times; you had so much more to give to this world, but you made an impact on so many people while you were here. God bless you brother, until we meet again. My deepest condolences to Sina’s family.

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Chase Keir

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Amir Ali Sarhangi

2018, Mission Viejo High School, Chrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo, CA, USA

Guitar Class

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Thomas Mirabella

2020, Mission Viejo, CA, USA

Sina and I wearing matching colors with our teacher. — with Thomas Mirabella

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Eva Zavalkov

2019, Mission Viejo High School, Chrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo, CA, USA

On and off the court Sina’s light shined the brightest in every room. He was the hardest working student and athlete I had the privilege of knowing. He deeply cared about his community and it was beautiful to see what he created through his unwavering passions. He will always be with us❤️

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Maranda Madland

Sima was so fun to watch on the volleyball court. Our son, Logan, played on his high school team. Sima always had a good attitude on the court and showed great leadership to his teammates. I was also very impressed when he jumped at the opportunity to things out of his comfort zone. For instance, dancing at homecoming or at the spring assembly. Even though I did not know him well personally, I cheered for him in the stands. I cheered secretly for him at home when he was diagnosed with cancer and prayed for him. Our family knows the kind of fight he faced from firsthand experience. Sina fought with dignity and he made the most of life as it was offered to him. Thank you for filling the world with goodness Sina! Till we meet again!

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Reece Hite

I am so grateful to have met Sina at MVHS. He always had the brightest smile and energy in the room, and more will than anyone I know. He was the hardest worker at everything he did. I’ll always remember the last time Sina and I worked out together, conditioning and running gassers on the football field ahead of his next Volleyball season. May Sina Rest In Peace and sending my condolences to the Sinbari family❤️

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