Haroon Joseph

Haroon Joseph, 75, of Lahore, Pakistan, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of devotion, quiet strength, and unwavering love. Born on November 23rd, 1950, to Zeenith and Joseph B. Khan, Haroon was the seventh eldest of twelve children. From an early age, he carried a natural curiosity for how things worked, a passion that would later blossom into a lifelong career as a master mechanic. 

Haroon shared nearly 48 years of marriage with his beloved wife, Azra. Their union was a testament to commitment and partnership, built on mutual respect, enduring love, and a shared dedication to family. Together, they raised seven children—Beenish, Kanwal, Zerish, Danish, Mawish, Ribca, and Hanook—instilling in them the same values of hard work, humility, and kindness that defined Haroon’s own life.

 A devoted father and a treasured grandfather to his 18 grandchildren, Haroon’s quiet presence spoke volumes. Though a man of few words, he possessed an unforgettable sense of humor, often surprising loved ones with perfectly timed jokes and sharp wit. His laughter filled rooms, even if he entered them quietly. 

Haroon’s interests reflected the rich tapestry of his life. He cherished days spent hunting, found joy and freedom in kite flying, and could often be found tinkering under the hood of a car—a space where his expertise and passion naturally intertwined. His love for cricket, both as a player and an enthusiastic supporter, added yet another dimension to the vibrant life he lived.

Haroon Joseph is remembered not only for his craftsmanship and the skills he mastered, but for the love he gave, the values he modeled, and the countless moments—large and small—that shaped the lives of those around him. His legacy lives on in the family he nurtured, the laughter he inspired, and the memories that will be cherished forever. 

He will be deeply missed by his wife Azra, his seven children, his eighteen grandchildren, his siblings, and all who were blessed to know him. May his soul rest in eternal peace.