David Aaron Yazdani

David Aaron Yazdani, born in Reston, Va on August 6, 1989, was suddenly taken from us, far too soon, on October 11, 2021 in Vienna, Va. He is survived by his adoring parents, Abbas and Pamela Yazdani; two “best bros and buds,” Aziz and Amir; “mini-me” nephew, Leonardo Yazdani, to whom he was devoted; loving and caring partner, Brenda Martin; grandmother Akthar Yazdani; many aunts, uncles, cousins — near and far; a lifetime of friends; and his beloved, constant companion Duke. He was predeceased by his grandparents, Seifollah Yazdani, and Francis and Mildred Rudzinski.

Aaron grew up in Northern Virginia, and moved to Colorado, where he studied at Colorado State University, graduating with a BS in Electrical Engineering. Remaining in Colorado to work, Aaron adopted Duke, his Blue Doberman. Together, they went to the Saratoga Springs area of New York State, and eventually returned to Virginia and resettled in the same house where Aaron began his life. Back in Virginia, Aaron met the love of his life, Brenda Martin, with whom he was planning a happy future.

Aaron enjoyed life. Some of his favorite past-times were snow skiing, kayaking, skateboarding, flying drones, and anything and everything computerized. He was creative and enjoyed design and construction projects, as well as being “Mr. Fix It” for his Dad. Aaron’s most recent creation, completed with his nephew, Leo, was constructing an Odin’s gunganir from the Marvel Universe. Aaron loved traveling, and did so quite extensively. He delighted in hosting BBQs for friends and family, and baking special cheesecakes for his mom.

Aaron had a knack for knowing what you needed at any given time, listening unabashedly, and responding knowingly and lovingly. He was the nucleus and peacemaker in the family and in all relationships. He was a friend without borders. They say some people are willing to give you the shirt off their backs. Aaron would give you his entire suit, hat and coat; and loan you his car if that’s what you needed. Even in the afterlife, he donated his organs so others could live. We smile with him in Heaven knowing part of him is living in them and through them. Aaron, the most loving person has left his mark on earth and will be sorely missed by all of us.

Visitation will be held on Sunday, October 17th from 3 to 5 pm at the Money and King Funeral Home in Vienna, Virginia. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday October 18th at 1 pm at St. Mark Catholic Church in Vienna, Virginia. Memorial contributions may be made in Aaron's honor to the charity of your choice.