Isabella Fallahi, 9

Faith Dee

“My mother’s grandmother and grandfather met in a work concentration camp in Siberia during World War II. They were drafted to build railroads. My mom is from Sweden and she came to America as an exchange student. My dad was born in Colombia and his dad is from Iran. If you look up my last name ‘Fallahi’ on Google, one of my family members shows up. He’s a famous musician in Iran, but I’ve never met him. He’s a distant cousin. So, how did I end up in Carmel? Good question.”

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Isabella Fallahi, 9

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