I remember Mr. Bedashti as my high school teacher back in 2001. I vividly remember Mr. B playing the song, “Don’t stop,” by Fleetwood Mac during the start of every class. It was even more memorable seeing him dance and sing, with the biggest smile on his face. Until today, I always think of Mr. B when I hear the song, “don’t stop.” Rest In Peace, sir. 

A kind gentle soul! Mr. B. I will miss you! 

Simply unforgettable. He was a teacher when I was a student, and he was my sub when I was a teacher at Spring Woods. He was kind and thoughtful. May he rest in peace. 

Truely a gracious gentleman in every way. Gods speed, My friend.

Mr. B you were one of a kind. Sleep peacefully..

Mohsen was always so much fun to be around. He loved to laugh and always tried to do his best in life. He will be sorely missed.

Mohsen was so kind, gentle, and pleasant to be around. He was caring, and I am thankful to have met him through teaching at Memorial. Rest In Peace:)

Mohsen was always so kind, thoughtful, sweet, polite, humble, generous, giving, & friendly to everyone! He was a joy to work with at Spring Woods High School & he was such a blessing to me helping sub for my art classes at Memorial High School. He started subbing more often at MHS cause all the students loved his sense of humor, kindness, & jokes! We will all miss you dear my sweet friend! 

Mohsen, you were always such s gracious gentlemen and kind soul. You are truly one of Gods angels. Until we meet again! 

Moe Moe, my friend, I will miss you so much.  You were such a joy to work with during our time at Spring Woods High School.  You always made me laugh and I will miss our chats and your jokes.

He will be missed by one & all. He was a wonderful person & an amazing friend. Always helping when & wherever he could. I cherish my memories  of this great man. RIP Sir with no more pain!

What a great man and example to teachers. You will be truly missed. 

Mr. B was a good man.  It was great to hear his stories and his jokes.  He had a great personality and sense of humor.  You will be dearly missed my good friend.

My dear friend Mo,

You were the most positive person I have known. You never said no. You opened your home, your culture and your heart to all. You helped me introduce Persian food to my son Luca. My students always wanted "the guy who calls us 'my Lord'" to be their sub. You had the most pleasant smile. You loved our soccer team. You opened my eyes to so many things and allowed me to appreciate so much.  Brother Mo, I am so sad that you are gone, but so happy that in all of those who had the privilege to know could look and call you a friend, brother, uncle, father, grandfather, colleague, teammate, etc. God is going to hanging out with you. I'll meet you in a Persian Restaurant in the heavens my good friend.

I knew Mohsen through the ESL teachers. He was loved and admired by all. I always enjoyed my conversations with him. He had such vast knowledge and experience.
Marie Helmy

Mohsen was a truly wonderful person. He was so kind, thoughtful & positive. He will be missed by all who knew him.

I have known you for many years and have enjoyed working with you at SWHS.  Rest in Peace,  my friend.

Mosen and I used to be the first ones to school every morning. We had many early morning chats. He was so kind and really cared about his students. I will so miss him. rest in peace, Mosen. You earned it.


I will miss seeing you when you subbed at MHS and loved your gentle pleasant way and our many conversations.  Rest in Peace, my friend.

So sorry to hear about Moh Moh.  I taught with him at Spring Woods HS and I know he was a fabulous man.  He had such a winning smile and a winning way.  He made every day more delightful.  

Mickie Adams (Houston, Texas)

Rest In Peace my Lord. You will be missed. The kids, as well as I, loved you!

I'm so sad to hear about the passing of my dear friend. We share the same birthday and every year we tried to be the first to tell the other Happy Birthday. Mohsen was my coworker and friend outside of school. He invited my sons and I to his home many times and shared his beautiful Persian culture with us. Seeing him on campus or off always made me smile. All of my sons think of him as family, Uncle Mo. Recently, he subbed for me at SWHS. I was hoping to have him as a sub again soon. Once when he was my sub, I called him a guest speaker and he talked about the Middle East and the Stock Market to my seniors. If there was anyone that enjoyed life, it was him.

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Mohsen Behdashti

December 8, 1949 – January 6, 2018

Chapel of Eternal Peace at Forest Park

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