“He just kept moving faster, doing different things and taking up new ventures; it all finally caught up with him,” said Kayvan, Kami’s son and president of the coffee company. Besides being so preoccupied to his business, Kami always had the time for his soccer tournament which he founded for players over the age of 55 and had 80 teams playing in it. His son added ““I am so proud of him; he sponsored 30 families from Iran over the years. Many of them even lived at our house till they got settled. He was just a very giving man.” That how he found the right name for his company, “Waves Coffee House.” Rahmati opened Waves Coffee House in 2005, with the intention to enjoy managing a single coffee shop but later franchising the business to a bigger scale. According to the police, in the early hours of the morning on March 5, the police department was reported by BC Ambulance Services that while BC Hydro was completing work in the 13900-block of Harris Rd., they located a 2021 Lexus submerged upside down in a ditch. Kami would have turned 60 on March 21. The cause of the crash is still under investigation and the police department is awaiting the coroner’s reports.