Nathan Mossammaparast Round Rock TX Death: With heavy hearts and immense sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved Nathan Mossammaparast, whose journey through this world came to a peaceful end far too soon. Though his time with us was brief, Nathan’s love, warmth, and legacy of compassion continue to illuminate our hearts and lives.
Nathan was a cherished son, a treasured family member, a loyal friend, and a person of deep purpose. He lived a life full of meaning, embodying kindness, humility, and a fierce dedication to those he cared about. He greeted the world with open arms, and everyone who met Nathan left the encounter feeling better, brighter, and more hopeful.
Born into a family that treasured him deeply, Nathan was surrounded by love and support from his earliest days. His childhood was filled with curiosity, laughter, and a deep interest in the people and world around him. As he grew, he became a person known not only for his intelligence and talents but for his incredible heart. He carried himself with quiet strength, a sense of wisdom beyond his years, and a deep understanding of what it meant to care for others.
Nathan’s life was guided by a strong sense of purpose and service. Whether it was through volunteerism, supporting family members, or simply being there for a friend in need, he gave freely and fully of himself. His presence had the rare ability to both comfort and inspire.
He had a gift for making people feel seen, heard, and understood—an authentic listener and encourager. He was someone who lit up a room not with noise or attention-seeking, but with calm warmth and a genuine smile. He made you feel like you mattered, and that gift will never be forgotten.
We invite you to join us in celebrating Nathan’s life and the love he brought into the world.
The Funeral Service will be held in person at Beck Funeral Homes in Cedar Park on Friday, April 11, 2025. The gathering will begin with light refreshments from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, followed by a Prayer service and remembrance program at 1:00 PM, and a Graveside service at 2:00 PM.
Please consider wearing white, as we gather not only in mourning but in celebration of the light and peace Nathan brought to all of us.
For those unable to attend in person, the Prayer Service will be available via webcast, and the Graveside Service will be accessible through Zoom:
Nathan’s legacy will continue to live on through the many lives he touched. He left behind a network of people—family, friends, mentors, and peers—who are better because they knew him. His kindness will echo in the memories of heartfelt conversations. His strength will be remembered in the way he faced challenges with grace. His joy will linger in every moment he shared, every smile he gave, and every person he made feel loved.
To Nathan’s beloved family—the Kiassati-Hamadan and Mossammaparast families—we extend our deepest sympathy. The bond you shared with Nathan was evident in the love he showed to the world. He carried your values, your hopes, and your love within him each day. Please know that your grief is shared by all who knew him and that your son, brother, cousin, and loved one left an impact far beyond words.
To the Kiassati-Hamadan and Mossammaparast families:
Our hearts are with you during this time of unimaginable loss. Nathan was a light in so many lives—a gentle soul whose compassion, sincerity, and quiet strength left a lasting mark. It is difficult to find the words that do justice to his spirit, but please know how loved and cherished he was by all who had the honor of knowing him.
Though words cannot erase your sorrow, may you find comfort in the memories you shared. From his laughter to his wisdom, from the way he showed up for those in need to the gentle way he carried himself—Nathan made this world a better place.
We hope you can feel the love that surrounds you, from near and far. As you walk through this time of mourning, may you also walk with the knowledge that Nathan’s life, though far too short, was meaningful, beautiful, and full of grace. He lived with purpose. He loved deeply. And he will be missed beyond measure.
May his soul find peace, and may your family find healing in the days to come. You are in our prayers.
