Aram Kevorkian (left) at Saroyan Conference in Fresno, May, 1999
"With such public interest, they're not going to leave any stone unturned," said Aram Kevorkian one of the investigating judges in Princess Diana car killing accident. (Source: here)
Aram Kevorkian, a writer and distinguished attorney has been practicing law in Paris for over thirty years. A. Kevorkian was American born and a graduate of Harvard Law and a life-long resident of Paris. Died in December 2003.
A. Kevorkian met Saroyan in 1961 and became his lawyer. In his contribution titled, "Saroyan and Paris," he spoke of Saroyan at a time when he was broke and saddened by a failed marriage and a career that had drifted out of the spotlight. Saroyan eventually pulled himself out of this state of dejection and completed some of his best work.
From obituary:
It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the death of our father, Aram J. Kevorkian, on December 20 2003. The funeral took place on December 24, 2003 at 10:30AM at the American Cathedral, 23 avenue George V, 75008 Paris, followed by burial at the Cimetière Montparnasse, 3 boulevard Edgar-Quintet, 75014 Paris.
As a tribute to our father, we attach a special issue of the Kevorkian Newsletter and another copy of his Christmas 2002 issue (On Leaving the Forest). A few copies of his book, Confessions of a Francophile, remain; please contact us if you wish to purchase one.
You may wish to listen to his beloved composer, J.S. Bach, as you remember our father; if you close your eyes, you might even see there, at the piano, playing his favorite fugue.
Gratefully for your loyal readership, which gave him so much joy,
The Kevorkian Family