Khosrow Eshaghi , born on October 20, 1935, in Shiraz, Iran, passed away at home in Mission Viejo on December 17, 2025, after a six-year battle with dementia.

Khosrow was the second of seven children and grew up surrounded by family, which shaped his lifelong devotion to those he loved. He was married to the love of his life, Parvin, for 63 years—a partnership defined by deep love, loyalty, and shared joy. To his children and grandchildren, he was lovingly known as Baba , a name that reflected his warmth, guidance, and pride in his family.

Khosrow served with distinction in the Iranian Army, rising to the rank of Full Colonel in the paratrooper brigade. A highly respected Jump Master , he completed an extraordinary 380 parachute jumps during his military career. In the final year of the Vietnam War, he was appointed as a peace officer , contributing to efforts aimed at bringing the conflict to an end—an honor that reflected his leadership and commitment to peace.

In 1979, Khosrow immigrated to the United States of America , where he built a successful life in Seattle, Washington . He became a respected and accomplished businessman and embraced the opportunities of his new home with determination and grace. In his spare time, he found his greatest joy in spending time with his grandchildren and traveling the world with his beloved wife, Parvin, sharing adventures and creating cherished memories together.

Beyond his many achievements, Khosrow had a presence that filled every room he entered. He was a force of nature—confident, charismatic, and magnetic. He loved people and conversation, good food, dancing, socializing, and celebrating life. Always impeccably dressed, he was unfailingly the best-dressed man in every room.

He, along with his wife and younger son, Khashayar, moved to Mission Viejo in December 2022.

Khosrow is lovingly survived by his devoted wife, Parvin ; his three children, Rosita (husband Reinier), Abi (wife Samira), and Khashayar ; and his three treasured grandchildren, Isabelle, Sebastian, and Zander . He will be remembered for his strength, generosity, joie de vivre, and unwavering devotion to family. His legacy lives on through the generations he cherished so deeply.

Services will be held on Saturday, December 27, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.