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Statement by the Armenian Educational Benevolent Union (AEBU)

PASADENA — The Armenian Educational Benevolent Union (AEBU), based in Pasadena, California, extends its deepest sorrow and solidarity to all those affected by the devastating fires that have impacted our community. Our hearts go out especially to our Armenian brothers and sisters who have endured profound losses during this tragedy.

We wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to our members and supporters, who are an integral part of our community. During this profoundly difficult time, we share in your sorrow and stand with you in solidarity.

Among the many losses, we are particularly heartbroken by the destruction of the Sahag-Mesrob Armenian School in Altadena, an institution that has been a cornerstone of our community since 1980. While this loss is immeasurable, we are committed to supporting its rebuilding efforts, ensuring it continues to serve as a beacon of education and cultural preservation.

Together, we will heal, rebuild, and honor the resilience of our community.

With heartfelt sympathy,

The Armenian Educational Benevolent Union (AEBU)

Pasadena, California

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