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Mohammad Hussein “Anoosh” Tehranie
Sunrise: October 7, 1970
Sunset: September 15, 2025

We celebrate the life of Mohammad Hussein “Anoosh” Tehranie, born in Tehran, Iran, on October 7, 1970. As a proud Army Veteran, he embraced America with all his heart and was proud to become a naturalized US citizen. He loved living in South Carolina, where he built a life surrounded by family, friendship, and joy. He passed away in Lexington, SC, on September 15, 2025, beloved by many.

Anoosh proudly lived by the Soldier’s Creed and embodied the Army Values of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and courage. Those who knew him knew he carried those values into every part of his life—especially into his greatest role, being a father.

His children, Maryam (31) and Ali (23), were the center of his world. He was a proud #1 Dad who never missed a chance to remind them how much he loved them. His love for his former wife, Tonya, remained strong until his final breath. His bond with his brother and best friend, Iraj, and Iraj’s wife, Joanna, was unbreakable, rooted in years of laughter, love, and devotion to family.

Anoosh spent many years working alongside his brother at The Buzz Thru, where his smiling face and kind spirit made him a friend to everyone who drove up to their drive thru convenience store. Customers loved him not just for his personality, but for the warmth and laughter he gave freely.

Those who knew him will remember his love for horses, boxing, comedy movies, westerns, and a perfectly seasoned steak. He had a contagious laugh, a gentle smile, and a heart that loved deeply.

We find comfort in knowing that he now rests in peace, surrounded by the freedom and joy he cherished so much in life.

His legacy of love, laughter, and loyalty lives on through his children, his family, and all who were blessed to know him.

Funeral services will be held on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at 1200 Fontaine Place, Columbia, SC 29223.

Burial with military honors will follow on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, at 9am at Fort Jackson National Cemetery.


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