Fraternity-Testvériség, 2005 (83. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2005-07-01 / 3. szám
Page 10 Fraternity- Testvériség democracy to take root and flourish. At the end humanism was defeated, but not killed; she remained in the hearts of the ones who stayed and the ones who scattered throughout the globe to keep them connected with the invisible thread of belonging and responsibility. Young fighters - now a bit grayer - have a great responsibility to tell the story, to make subsequent generations aware of the sacrifices that were made and the reasons they were needed. Young thinkers - battling issues of today’s complicated world - have an even greater responsibility to search for the truth, to learn from the consequences and devise a social system void of the crippling burden of past inhumane ideologies. Just like back on the streets of Budapest forty nine years ago, there are still young fighters armed with knowledge, curiosity and space-age technology of communication and they want to know more, they care, they also feel responsible for the future. What this generation of thinkers and doers need is honest answers, not slogans, cooperation and acceptance so they also get a chance to channel their energy for the common good of our nation. There is a way to keep 1956’s heroic revolution alive and young, but in order to never let her show her age, we -Hungarians around the world- must help and energize each other with constant vigilance against dogmas that are antidemocratic and inhumane. It can and must be done if our little and peculiar country wants to stay on the map for at least another millennium. IN MEMORIAM The HRFA extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved families of our members who passed away. Az Amerikai Magyar Református Egyesület őszinte részvétét fejezi ki elhunyt tagjai hozzátartozóinak. Member’s Name Branch State Paulenske, Robert F. 3 OH Sabine, Peter Russell 80 NJ Popp, Mary H. 151 PA Sage, Victor 2 OH January, 2005 Tamok, William 245 PA Sebesky, Frances Jane 8 PA Szabó, Elizabeth 35 Ml Varga, Anna 153 WV Stoffa, John Nick 152 PA Varga, Thomas F. 250 NJ Wohar, Anne 2 OH Tscherne, Albert J. 21 OH Ziegenfuss, Theresa F. 5 PA Magda, John 140 OH February, 2005 Bodnar, Cecelia M. 2 OH April, 2005 June, 2005 Bodnar, William 134 PA Erdei, Ferdinand 33 NJ George, Frances O. 22 OH Keri, Mrs. Grace 84 IL Labos, Mrs. Irene 302 NJ Gredlics, Mrs. Charles 5 PA LeJohn, Donald 126 PA Lovas, Elbert 22 OH Kolozsvary, John J. 35 Ml Magyar, August 6 PA Nagy, Elizabeth S. 227 OH Kovács, Louis 21 OH Mészáros, Joseph 22 OH Stefanies, Louis 20 NJ Kovács, Mrs. Mary 35 Ml Miller, Kenneth Lee 213 WV Toboz, Mrs. Mary 6 PA Martin, Mrs. Lillian M. 31 OH Miske, Joseph 1 CT Tripoli, Louis L. 1 CT Marton, Stephen A. 235 PA Nagy, Gabriel G. 35 Ml Troianí, Mrs. Anne 5 PA Molnár, Edward 31 OH Sturms, Gazella M. 202 PA Trupo, Irene 31 OH Mory, Mrs. Irma Iren 31 OH Trifiletti, Velma Betty 31 OH Vargo, Edward Lester 165 OH Nagy, Albert L. 15 PA Zsorey, Helen 80 NJ Studer, Arlene E. 21 OH May, 2005 Tegze, Helen 13 NJ March, 2005 Horvath, James Lee 313 NJ Tobias, Tibor 302 NJ Ban,John 31 OH Hoyt, Margaret J. 134 PA Buday, Margaret 35 Ml Kerchenske, Matilda B. 4 OH July, 2005 Dobor, Joseph Sr. 31 OH Kienzl, Rose 134 PA Doman, Stephen 31 OH Fekete, Helen M. 5 PA Kozma, Rita 140 OH Katona, Mrs. Alexander 352 OH Fodor, Agnes P. 62 IN Krul, Mrs. Lillian E. 31 OH Knoll, Goldie D. 4 OH Gebnar, Ludwig 35 Ml Pall, Karen Adele 52 CT Kovach, Paul A. 50 NY Keller, Mrs. Paul (Anna) 35 Ml Petho, Julia 134 PA Oros, Karen Eleanor 250 NJ Korodi, John 50 NY Pronai, Mrs. Joseph Pordan, Vince 501 NJ Kovalski, Mrs. Elizabeth 144 NJ (Irene) 61 OH Semon, Margaret 4 OH
