Married to Phillip Malik, Jr. They have three sons: Pilo, Jordan, and Narsai.

"I joined AAS in 1992 and then again in 2001after a 6-year break to have my 2 younger sons.  It is such a pleasure to serve our people through AAS, because of the professionalism, honesty and transparency of the organization, there is no doubt that my time is well-spent to help our people in need.  I will always dedicate part of my life to our nation (as my father did), I am proud to serve our true heroes, the Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac people living in the homeland of Mesopotamia.  As a board member, member of the executive committee and chair of the last 5 “Narsai’s Taste” events, I have enjoyed meeting the most incredible group of people and I look forward to many more years with my AAS family."

Married to Emama. They have two children: Rebecca and George.

"I joined AAS-A four years ago as president of the Chicago chapter and a member of the Board of Directors.  Prior to that, I was an active member of the Assyrian Academic Society where I held the roles of Vice President and later President.   I am very proud to be part of an organization that executes its programs with full transparency and is known for honesty and integrity." 

Past President and currently on the Board of Advisors, the Assyrian American Association of Southern California. Past President and currently on the Board of Advisors, the Assyrian American National Federation. Past member of the Executive Board and currently on the Board of Advisors, Assyrian Universal Alliance.

"In the past 45 years that I have been involoved with the Nationalistic work for our Nation in every State and National Capacity, with all my respect to the Assyrian Organizations, I have never met an organization at the level of the Assyrian Aid Society of America who is capable of responding to unexpected crises that require immediate mobilization to help our people. The AAS-A has made a significant impact in the Lives of thousands Assyrians all over the world which has been achieved with minimal resources and gives attention on the needs and humanitarian concern of our Assyrian Chaldean People. I have had the pleasure of working alongside of capable professionals in this organization under leadership of our Dear president Mr. Narsai David. It is an honor and I m proud to be part of such an organization."

Attorney, Dickinson Wright PLLC, Detroit and Washington, D.C. Areas of practice emphasis: International, Corporate, Government Procurement and Contracting, Corporate Governance, Information Technology and Security Law, and Internet and e-Commerce.

Member, Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce. Vice Chair, ChaldoAssyrian National Council of America. Former Legal Advisor, Assyrian Universal Alliance. Advisor, Iraqi Governing Council Member and Director, Iraq Special Tribunal for Crimes Against Humanity (2003-2004). Chair, Middle East Committee, American Bar Association International Law Section.

Senior Product Engineer and Project leader for AIPD Division at Microchip Technology INC., Chandler, Arizona

Active AAS-A member from 1995 to 2001 in San Jose, California; since 2001, in Phoenix, Arizona .

Married to Alena. They have two sons: Danny (21) & Yokana (18).

As a child, I learned at an early age how to make friends. As a teenager in middle school I had a large circle of friends. This became a valuable tool for me later on.

After leaving Iraq in mid seventies and moving to the U.S. , my main objective was to built a new life in the land of opportunities. I was always involved in our Assyrian community both here and overseas. However, initially, it was only on the social level. It was my exposure to Zowaa and Assyrian Aid Society members, the likes of Dr. Lincoln Malick in 1995 coupled with the news from Atra about the condition of our people, that gave me a different view of our nation.

We are a divided nation, both geographically and politically. With this reality in mind, it is obvious that we are doomed unless we work to change that.

It is an honor to be part of the Assyrian Aid organization.

Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1960. Immigrated to the United States with his family in 1977.

A.S. degree in Graphic Arts. Established Artistic Printing Inc. in Modesto, California, in March, 1981.

President, Rotary Club of Modesto East Foundation. Past President (2006-2007), past two-term International Director, and currently on the Board of Directors, Rotary Club of Modesto East. Past Chapter President, AAS-A Central Valley. Past Vice President of the Board of Directors (1999-2000), St. George Assyrian Church of the East. Past President (1999) of St. Zaia Youth Group. Past Vice President (1980) of the Assyrian Student Association at Modesto Junior College.

Born in Urmia, Iran. Immigrated to the United States in 1979. B.A. from Loyola University, Master's in Psychology & Family Therapy from National University. Fluent in Persian, Turkish, Aramaic, and English.

Research Engineer at Membrane Technology and Research Inc since 1991.

Married to Ezabel.

"My father was always involved in social/educational/humanitarian organizations and efforts.  He was a big supporter of the AAS and instrumental in establishing the AAS-A medical program.  Following in his footsteps, I started supporting the AAS from its establishment, and witnessed its growth into a unique Assyrian humanitarian organization which true to its mission, serves the needs of the Assyrian people irrespective of their religious, social, tribal, or political affiliations.  This is an amazing feat for our battered and divided nation, and sets a gold standard for other Assyrian humanitarian organizations.  I hope to see the AAS continue to grow and have sister organizations in all of the Middle Eastern countries to serve Assyrians in need throughout the region."

B.S. in mathematics, University of Mosul. M.S. in Computer Sciences, University of Detroit.

Ph.D. candidate in Business Administration and Applied Computer Sciences, Northcentral University.

Computer Sciences Instructor, Baker College, Clinton Township, Michigan.

Board of Directors, Chaldean Federation of America, 2003-2005.

Private Practice: Roseville, California.

Married to Nanette. They have three children: Ashley, Michelle, and John.

"The success and achievements of any organization is a reflection of the quality of its members.  In the more than one decade of my involvement with the AAS-A, I have had the pleasure of working alongside capable, dedicated professionals willing to sacrifice their time, effort, and money to help fellow Assyrians in need.  AAS-A has made a significant impact in the lives of thousands of Assyrians all over the world and this has been achieved with minimal resources.  Although we have encountered numerous obstacles and disappointments along the way, we have been able to press forward with our rightous objectives.  It is no wonder that the Assyrian Aid Society of America has achieved a distinguished reputation among Assyrians all over the world as the single most trustworthy and dependable Assyrian Humanitarian Organization in the world.  I am proud to be a part of such an organization."

M.D., FACS, Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery, Loma Linda University School of Medicine.

"Poverty and dire need is no stranger to me. All along, I fought my way through despair to fulfill a dream of mine, the dream of being able to make difference for those who are less fortunate, particularly my Assyrian fellows, who are left alone in their struggle for existence in their own homeland. To my dismay, despair seems to be always a step ahead of me even after I became a surgeon. Between religious schisms, and political rivalry, our Assyrian resources have been shattered, and with it, our hopes as a nation have been sent astray more than ever. AAS-A is a long waited for organization, to which each and every Assyrian can reach out irrespective of their affiliations, setting the stage for a new era in Assyrian activism. AAS-A has simply led our nation by example, and I am proud to be part of it."

Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1948. Has a Masters in Business Administration and is Chief Financial Officer of Ted Jacob Engineering in Oakland, California.

Born in Kirkuk, Iraq in July, 1957. Moved to the United States in 1973. B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Sacramento State. Project Manager, City of San Francisco, where he is responsible for the Mission Bay Development Project and the Bayview Hunters Point Shipyard Development Project.

Born in South Bend, Indiana in 1936. Moved with his family to Chicago, then to Turlock, California. Attended the University of California - Berkeley, majoring in math and pre-med. One of the 'inventors' in the 1970s of California cuisine at his legendary restaurant, Narsai's. A Northern California radio and television personality for the past 25 years, he is currently the Food and Wine Editor at KCBS radio in San Francisco.

Married and has three girls and two boys.

"I am actively involved in helping my community I jointed the Assyrian Aid Society of America (AAS-A) since its inception.  I was President of the Chicago Chapter of the AAS-A from 1997 to 2000.  I am very impressed of how the Assyrian Aid Society evolved and I am hopeful of the newer generation who are joining this wonderful organization. The current situation of our Chaldo/Assyrian/Syriac nation at this time of history is desperate, and demands attention not only from our community but from the entire world."