Birth date: Jun 6, 1965 Death date: Dec 27, 2020
Mazen F. Shehaber, 55, of Liverpool, passed away on Dec. 27, 2020 at Upstate University Hospital. He was born in Kuwait, son of Farid Assad and Naglaa (ElDabbagh) Shuheber. Mazen worked over 15 dedicated years as a computer techni Read Obituary
I was so sad to hear of the passing of Mazen. I worked with Mazen at Seneca for many years. Among the many talents he had there, one thing he did for me was repair all of the Printers that came into the building, so whenever we would have a repair, we would do a lot of talking about that printer. He wanted to be sure every printer was repaired 100% properly, and wanted to be sure I knew everything he did to it so I would relay it to the customer. What a super nice man he was, always with a smile, always up for small talk. Taken far too soon. I pray his family and friends will find some peace in reading these memories, and know that they will forever have an angel looking over them.
God bless,
Jay Dunn
We are so sorry to hear about Mr. Shehaber. I will always remember how devoted he was to his family and to his faith at Pope John XXIII. He would always greet me with a kind hello and a big smile. I remember how we would visit after the classes the boys attended. A proud Dad who checked in to make sure the boys were participating and respectful. They always were and added to our classes.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
God Bless
Elizabeth and Joe Fallon
TO his family my condolences on the loss of a life that had so much to give.
So sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful neighbor who always was there to lend a hand. We will surely miss your smile and warm greetings. Rest In Peace. -Rick & Patti Phillips
It was a very sad and somber day at Seneca today, as we have lost a long-time friend and colleague.
Mr. Mazen Shehaber has passed away to be with our Lord as of yesterday.
He was the first person I worked with at Seneca, and I have appreciated every moment since.
You all may not have understood him, but I spent so much time with him, that I had almost no problem at all.
My first 2 days at Seneca, back in August of 2007, were 12 and 14 hour days, along with Mazen, Corey Delong, Al Morris and Ron Castle. He also had a great relationship with Chris Robinson and James Truong for years longer than I've known him. Those were some of the best times of our lives and I will always remember them, and Mazen!
He was a wonderful family man and would help you in any way he could. He was a great friend. I appreciated that he cared for me enough to invite my wife and I to his sons graduation party.
Rita, Fadi and Fareed, I am so sorry for your loss. God Bless your family and provide you with enough of his spirit to get through your loss! May you rest in peace my friend! Fly high with the Angels!
