Sydney

 

With heavy hearts, we regret to announce the passing of our father, Mohamed Maftah Ammari, age 56, on Saturday, February 17, 2018 at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, Sydney, surrounded by his family.

Born on February 27, 1961 in Libya, Mohamed was the son of Fatima Mahmoud Jelali and the late Muftah Mohamed Ammari.


Mohamed loved his family in Libya and later moved to Canada to complete university, but visited back home as often as he could. He successfully graduated from Cape Breton University and became an Electronic Technician. Years later Mohamed bought a car to become a cab driver for City Wide Taxi in which he was the most caring, happiest, strong and much loved.


In 1992, Mohamed met his beloved partner, mother of his children, Alana Boutilier, she shares the most beautiful priority in his life, Khadijah Destiny, Aisha Desiree and Fatima Danae. He also shares his three other daughters that he raised as his own, Jalisa, Krystal and Tara; seven grandchildren, MacKenzie, Brooklyn, Mannix, Leland, Hannah, Wyatt, Gemma, and his best friend, Pius Keough, whom he lived with for 15 years. Mohamed also leaves behind eight siblings, Mohra, Kadija, Souad, Rabaa, Asma, Abu, Bakker, Othman and Mahmoud, and his mother, Fatima Mahmoud Jelali.


Besides his father, Mohamed was predeceased by two brothers, Omar and Ali.

Mohamed loved life and to help others in need. His big smile could light a room and his positive and strong personality was the best everyone loves him.


Funeral Service to celebrate the life of Mohamed Maftah Ammari will be held in Pier Community Funeral Home, 1092 Victoria Rd. (entrance on Church Street) on Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 11 a.m. in the All Faith Chapel with Fr. Paul Murphy officiating. Interment will take place in Resurrection Cemetery, Sydney Forks.


Donations in memory of Mohamed may be made to charity of one’s choice.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care and direction of Pier Community Funeral Home. 

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Hi dad, just want to say how beautiful of a person you Always were to me and how caring and funny and happy you always made your day. I'll never forget pulling up in your drive way and you would be waiting on the step with arms WIDE open saying my love my beauty my Darlllliiiiinn. You would always make sure I was okay and safe I will never forget our Beautiful memories as kids you would come pick me and my friends up from school and spoil us you never missed any of my phone calls being upset you would say stop crying hunny I Love you anyways I will never let you leave my heart or soul I Miss you so much and every time I see the sun beam I know your with me I love you so much. You are my guardian angel:  Until we meet again Dad.
From: Destiny Boutilier 


My deepest condolences to Mohamed's family. Words cannot express the sadness I feel . Mohammed was a guardian Angel to my Grand children, Ashton & Chanel . He had the kindest heart. Always a smile . It won't be the same without him, such a loss. But I know he Is watching over us all from Heaven. That's who he is. Anehebic Mohamed Mona Fraser Friend
From: Mona Fraser

So sorry…knew him a long time was also married to a Bona girl if I remember correctly… He was always such a gentlemen to me…xxoo
From:  Cindy Meade