My Obituary

 Anas Mustafa, a brilliant tech public relations professional, died yesterday in the mosque where he does his morning prayers at 95.

He was one of the healthiest individuals who didn’t suffer from any kind of sickness because of his activeness and liveliness. 

Before passing away, Mustafa made sure his family got all the necessary supplies, groceries and made sure they were financially well off.

Motivated and hungry to make a name for himself and be greatly respected Mustafa went to work for various news and public relations organizations after graduating at San Jose State University with a Bachelors degree for public relations. 

He finished his internship at Google where they had a job waiting for him after completing his education and internship as a public relations professional. 

After 10 years with the company, Mustafa decided to transfer to Instagram where he’s offering his services and experiences for the public relations department in order to take care of any public problems the organization might have to face. 

Mustafa worked as the head of the public relations department for Instagram because of his communication skills, energy and ability to reach out and connect with people. 

Mustafa was an adventurous soul he loved exploring the world and traveling to new places whenever he had the chance to do so. He visited over 50 countries while forming connections and a relationship with whoever he meets. 

“He always had a smile that brightened everyone’s mood and had the energy to motivate all his colleagues and friends to always strive for better and always work hard,” said his wife, Christina

“He was very well respected by everyone that knew him because of personality and work,” said Christina. 

During his travels he met his wife Christina Ena in Barcelona where they fell in love at first sight and got married at 26. 

Mustafa was very serious when it came to bodybuilding he was so extremely into his fitness and physique and won multiple competitions. 

His family is holding a celebration to pay respects to him and for the life he’s lived in San Jose on Oct.20.