Fraternity-Testvériség, 1999 (77. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1999-10-01 / 3. szám
Page 26 TESTVÉRISÉG American High School Mathematics Examination, placed second in the Calculus Competition held at YSU, and received the Freshman Chemistry Award while attending YSU. I have joined the Mathematical Association of America, the YSU Branch of the American Chemical Society, and the Centurians, an academic and service oriented club at YSU. Currently I am proofreading an algebra solutions manual as well as participating in research with the Chemistry Department. I serve Saint Christine Parish through the Ministry of the Eucharist and teacher of CCD classes. I was also an altar server for Saint Christine’s Parish for over five years. The myriad of activities has led me to diverse interests and goals. I enjoy both the physical and social sciences and I am currently pursuing a dual major in mathematics and chemistry with a minor in economics. In college and in a career, both my immediate and long-term goals are general; I hope to meet people with sincere enthusiasm for their work as well as appreciation and tolerance for the contribution of others whose goals and interests may vary. My hope is that this essay is not misinterpreted as just another self-righteous, arrogant student boasting about his or her accomplishments. I want to paint a picture of myself and it must include my many activities and accomplishments that certainly have been an integral part of my life. I characterize myself as a caring, moral, and highly disciplined young man who welcomes the challenge of hard work and enjoys the company of others. Although I am shy and reserved by nature, I enjoy discussing or debating issues with others. My love of learning and willingness to work independently, as well as my various interests and goals, distinguishes me from others. I would like to express my gratitude for the HRFA scholarship. The money will greatly help finance the next year of my college education. I also wish to thank VP John K. Morey for his recommendation. I greatly appreciate the scholarship.” OBITUARIES Geza Sanislo 1909-1999 Geza Sanislo, died May 29, 1999, of natural causes, at the home of his daughter Joyce. Born in Windber, Pennsylvania, he lived in Cape Coral, Florida, for 14 years and in Manville before moving to Three Bridges a year ago. Mr. Sanislo retired from the Johns-Manville Corporation as a supervisor after 50 years of employment. He was a member and elder of the Manville Reformed Church, Exempt Fireman of Manville Fire Company No. 1, founder and charter member of the Manville Rescue Squad, member of Senior Citizens Club of Manville and the Johns-Manville Quarter Century Club. He was predeceased by his wife Margaret Pokol Sanislo in 1976; three brothers, Louis, Joseph and Julius and one sister, Margaret Krajicirk. Surviving are his three daughters, Joyce Burján, with whom he lived; Margaret Deily of Cape Coral, Florida; Gail Gorski of Derry, New Hampshire; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held at the Manville Reformed Church and the interment was at Franklin Memorial Park, North Brunswick. Mr. Sanislo was Manager of the Manville Branch 215 of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America. He served in that capacity for many years, and he will be remembered as a conscientious, hard-working and loyal worker of the Federation. Vilma Phillips Vitéz 1931-1999 Vilma Phillips Vitéz died September 9, 1999. She was born in New Brunswick and lived in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, for the past 43 years. She was a graduate of New Brunswick High School and Drake College. She was the wife of the pastor of the John Calvin Hungarian Reformed Church of Perth Amboy. She was the full-time church secretary, the Sunday school superintendent, and a member of the Ladies Guild at the church. She was also the hospital visitor for the Perth Amboy Clergy Association. She was a member of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of American and the William Penn Association. Surviving are her husband of 43 years, the Rt. Rev. Francis Vitéz, Bishop, two daughters, Julianna Poznan of Fairfield, Connecticut, and Ilona Mueller of Thousand Oaks, California; a son, Imre of Whitehouse Station section of Readington; two sisters, Julia Toth of the Somerset section of Franklin and Lenke Levay of Bangor, Pennsylvania; a brother Steve Phillips of California, and seven grandchildren. Services were held at the John Calvin Hungarian Reformed Church of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Mrs. Vitéz was Manager of the Perth Amboy Branch 269 of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America. She served the Federation and the members entrusted to her care with dedication and loyalty.
